alexa now that we are seeing that these camps they're being shut down what is next for the occupy wall street movement is this the beginning of the end there or where do we go from here. this is certainly not the beginning of the end i mean i'm going to speak personally i can't speak for the general assembly but fundamentally this is about the civic space in the united states which has been fiscal eyes much like the press and every other institution that underpins our democratic republic it's been fiscal eyes public discourse is a spectacle so to or is a protest it's a spectacle well with the problems that we have the entrenched corruption that is essentially just destroying our democratic republic we can't afford to go out there buy a rubber bracelet and then call it a day or phone it in and we really have to save this nation we have a lot of a lot of problems that our nation is facing we're also going through a generational shift our leadership is completely out to lunch when it comes to technology and surveillance and and all those kinds of privacy issues information and capitalism

ted and generosa's children, alexa and griego were adopted by ted's sister in alabama.osi started a new relationship with a 28-year-old bank teller named jennifer. >> he has his faults. nobody's perfect, but he's a good person in his heart. he would never want to see anybody hurt. >> in january, 2006, danny and jennifer were married. she gave birth to a son, nick, and now she has to prepare him for the obvious questions about his father. >> well, you know, there's no real way to prepare, but i think, you know as long as he knows that his father loves him and -- i don't know. >> pelosi filed his appeal in late summer of 2007. he has issues with the quality of his defense team. says key witnesses were never called and claims he has evidence which will prove his friend christopher perrino was hired by generosa to kill her husband. pelosi pictures the day when he can walk out of danamora as a free man. >> he says he's an innocent man, but because he's been convicted it's now flipped. he's been proven guilty. he's guilty until he can prove himself innocent. >> i'm not a cele

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and the morning nobody was hurt 2 chicago area students have been named rhodes scholar this year alexa'ss a native of elgon glenn and a senior at the university of wisconsin she wants to pursue a master's degree in english language and literature the other candidate is sarah smierciak and northwestern graduate she is an aspiring anthropologist who lives in cairo egypt where she teaches in a makeshift school and is eager to pursue middle eastern studies of students will begin their studies at oxford university in england next october >>coming up on wgn news next the mother of the so-called loan wolf terror suspect apologizes to new york city on her son's behalf members of the bipartisan congressional super committee the mother of a man accused of plotting terror attacks on american soil is apologizing for a son. 27 year-old jose pimintell was arraigned yesterday in new york on terrorism charges he was arrested saturday in a manhattan apartment as he was allegedly getting ready to build his first pipe bomb police say that his targets included returning iraq war veterans postal facilities a

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people like raymond and alexa price.red soldier, a combat vet who came home from afghanistan last year with severe ptsd. >> all i want is a job. i don't really want anybody's handouts. >> reporter: she is nine months pregnant. neither can work. they also support her 16-year-old son, all on government benefits of $1600 a month. >> the freezer is really bare. the freezer is really bare. we do what we can. we do what we can, you know. to try to make things stretch. >> reporter: the prices came here last week for a box of non-perishables handed out by atlanta falcon football players. they were volunteering for operation home front, a group that helps feed military families. any day now, the prices will have the joy of a baby daughter and the stress of one more mouth to feed. in forsythe yesterday, cars lined up for donated thanksgiving food. one more sign this thanksgiving week that hard times have come to easy street. >> there's still people losing jobs every day. there's still people losing homes every day. and i always wo

. >> alexa has more on that, good morning, alexis. >> good morning, rebecca. it looks like the job crisis may be easing slightly. the economy added 80,000 new jobs last month. that was slightly more than expected. wages did increase slightly and the unemployment rate dipped to 9% from 9.1%. the first drop since july. the number of americans applying for unemployment benefits fell below 400,000 in october for only the third time since april. >> when you look at the unemployment figures historically, you know, we haven't seen unemployment numbers like this since the 1980s. >> reporter: floor trader doreven says continued uncertainty about jobs, the housing market and, of course, europe, is keeping the money needed to give the economy a real boost on the sidelines. all that uncertainty is making shoppers cautious. sales at big chains like macy's, costco and target fell short last month. not what retailers want to hear heading into the crucial holiday shopping season. and with the biggest u.s. companies getting 25% of their profits from the europeans, all eyes wil

>> alexa. >> where are you from? >> avon, connecticut. >> how long have you been without power? just hanging out here? >> yeah. >> who is with you? >> my dad, my sister, my brother and my mom. >> is everybody here with you? >> yes. >> you're ignoring them. look, there you go. she got on tv. she forgot all about you. unbelievable! hopefully you get your power back soon. >> thank you. >>> let's check your weather, shall we? see what's happening. birmingham, alabama. alabama is 13, sunny, mild, 71 degrees, and as we look on the satellite, not much going on, although we will see snowflakes flying in the rockies later this afternoon, and this evening. also a storm system moving off the mid-atlantic coast, some showers right along the coastal lines from virginia up into new york, and we're expecting some snow showers, heavier snow later on in the rockies. gulf coast looking awfully good with plenty of sunshine and >> good morning. areas east of baltimore are starting out with clouds. it will be 58 in central maryland. >> got some ladies here who are sensational at 60. yes, you are ver

. >> this is modeled by alexa wasserman.an be exciting, sexy. >> our next gown. >> sort of sexy also. >> the main character from "twilight" and this is a beautiful ball gown. >> absolutely. so gorgeous. now we are going to get to the tuxedo for edward. >> this is our take on it. we could do it with black pants and the blackjack et as well. this is the most japed dress. it was a big hush hush on the web. it was designed by carolina herrera. >> you will learn that no one will get the same dress if you go to the same school. >> we register every dress. we have a huge selection of holiday cocktails. we want to know if you shop local live. >> thank you, ladies. >> we have much more news coming up. stay with us. you are watching "11 news sunday morning." >> welcome back to "11 news sunday morning." thanks so much for joining us. >> let's take a quick look outside with ava. >> we have clouds in the sky. the winds are calm. the afternoon looking good. mild weather. 10 degrees above normal. a storm approaching. we'll detail that in t

no wonder this country alexa these idiots.ost: would you think that third party candidate should be? caller: really -- i don't have any idea. we need to get people out there who will answer questions, tell the truth no matter if the media will bash them or what people think. we need people who are willing to tell the truth and stand up for morals and values. host: george wallace was the focus of our "the contenders" series. we look at those who have run presidential campaigns and failed but changed the way politics are done today. this is from 1968. george wallace talks about the fact that the needs of the parties at the time were addressing the needs of the people. >> i have repeatedly stated that one of the existing political parties must offer the people of this country a real choice in 1968 or that i would lead a political effort which would offer this choice. i have travelled to route our country in the last year, literally from concord, new hampshire to los angeles, california and miami, florida and the american people a

>> alexa. >> where are you from?w long have you guys been without power? >> since saturday. >> so you just are hanging out here? >> yeah. >> who is with you? >> my dad. my sister. my brother. >> that's everybody right here? >> yeah. >> my mom. >> you're ignoring them. there you go. she got on tv. she front of all about you. unbelievable. all right. well, hopefully you guys get your power back soon. >> thank you. >> let's check your weather, shall we, see what's happening. birmingham, alabama, alabama, 13, sunny, mild, 71 degrees. if we look on the satellite, not much going on,holt augh we will see snowflakes flyinglt in the rockies later this afternoon and this evening. also, a storm system moving off the mid-atlantic coast. some showers right along the coastal line from virginia up into new york and we're expecting some snow showers, heavier snow later on in the rockies. gulf coast looking good with plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the 80s to the 70s. >>> good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look at san

>> alexa. >> where are you from? >> avon, connecticut. >> how long have you been without power?just hanging out here? >> yeah. >> who is with you? >> my dad, my sister, my brother and my mom. >> is everybody here with you? >> yes. >> you're ignoring them. look, there you go. she got on tv. she forgot all about you. unbelievable! hopefully you get your power back soon. >> thank you. >>> let's check your weather, shall we? see what's happening. birmingham, alabama. and see what is happening. birmingham, al. sunny and mild. 71 degrees. and as we look at the satellite, not much going on, and we will see snowflakes in the rockies later this afternoon and evening. also a storm system moving off the mid-atlantic coast, and showers along the coast running from virginia up into new york. and we're expecting snow showers, and heavier snow later in the rockies. and the temperatures in the 80s to the 70s. that's what's going on around the country, and here's what's going on in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. golden sunlight is breaking through. and it's a cold start to november. we