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and anne-marie slaughter at the u.s. state department.e just frightening video, tough to watch. what is the latest on the situation there tonight? >> well, we still have the thousands of people in tahrir square and clashes still ongoing on the main road leading to the interior ministry. and i think it's important to keep in mind that really a lot of the anger is focused on the interior ministry. it's the symbol for many egyptians of the kind of police brutality they revolted against on the 25th of january, and they're revolting against yet again today. and it's important to keep in mind, sanjay that this is not the first time that the military and the security forces have been unleashed upon the population since mubarak was overthrown back in october. 26 people, most of them coptic christians, just in the streets below us here were killed in -- when the military drove in some instances armored personnel carriers over unarmed demonstrators. so this really is just boiling over of anger and frustration at the military, at the security forces

they're legitimating the protests and condemning the violence. >> ann marie, ben wedeman. >>> amish menmiliated and their beards shaved. seven men under arrest charged with hate krils. remember this horrific scene? the stage collapses at a should go lar land concert at the state fair. seven were killed. we'll tell you who some of the survivors say is responsible. on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking advair. if you're still having difficulty breathing, take the lead. ask your doctor if including advair could help improve your lung function.

. >> anne marie rodgers to give you the weekly report on the board of supervisors activities. the first is the ordnance that will allow the sale of alcoholic beverages, and the special use subdistrict. at the commission unanimously passed this resolution. you adopted this with a couple of modifications. with the additional exception, allowing them to serve beer and wine. and the chemical modification. we amended the ordinance to accommodate both of the recommendations. she received word from supervisor campos that there would be a need to allow the single screen theaters to sell alcohol but also multi-screen theaters. this would cause them to send the ordinance back to you for your consideration. they did consider this for the future. supervisor weiner also mentioned he has concerns that the controls are not achieving their desired effect. this may be something that we hear about more in the future. at the full board of supervisors, they heard the appeal for 4141 gary boulevard. this was for wireless internet, actually nine of them. two people had opposition, but it was approv

in chicago, ann marie slaughter. ben, the collapse of the truth. it say about the uneasy relationship between the egyptian army and the police? >> the egyptian army is really sort of trying to distance itself from the police. and this is because despite all of the unhappiness with the supreme council of the armed forces that runs egypt, the soldiers, the ordinary soldiers in the street, still get respect. they're not attacked by the protesters, whereas the ministry of the interior and its forces are profoundly hated by egyptians. i've driven by the interior ministry, and the old days of hosni mubarak the, egyptians would say, you go in that building, you may never come out again. and what we're seeing is that -- a realization that this is a painted ministry. so, for instance, we heard from the grand of the republic of egypt, hamad ahmed tiab. actually calling on the interior ministry to stop shooting egyptians. and that sort of statement from the most senior religious authority in the country, at a -- what was a pillar of the mubarak regime represe

ann marie and aaron did come to our office, and i want to thank them for that. but we talked about need. we mentioned in the powerpoint that we give the recommendations but since then, we have been thinking about outreach we can do. we had not reached to merging groups in the neighborhood, to small businesses, property owners, that have not had the time for it to come back to us. but then again, started thinking more about what the problem is. we solve the problem statement in the video that was created. but is that true for chinatown? chinatown has seen incredible vitality through the really tough economic time recently. the vacancy rate, i believe,

ann marie and aaron did come to our office, and i want to thank them for that. but we talked about need. we mentioned in the powerpoint that we give the recommendations but since then, we have been thinking about outreach we can do. we had not reached to merging groups in the neighborhood, to small businesses, property owners, that have not had the time for it to come back to us. but then again, started thinking more about what the problem is. we solve the problem statement in the video that was created. but is that true for chinatown? chinatown has seen incredible vitality through the really tough economic time recently. the vacancy rate, i believe, is under 5%. chinatown is really depended on the zoning for over the last 30 to 40 years to protect the neighborhood, to make sure that it is neighborhood-serving, to make sure that restaurants that are there serve the population that lives there. so there are currently five categories of restaurants in chinatown. i would argue to say that they are working. in another way, i think that we just do not know what the c

i'm beginning to understand how political communication works these days. >> well, let me turn to mary ann i thought it was very, very entertaining. and i think you are potentially secret weapons for your father. but tell me this. why is it that your father is not getting more support in the polls, do you think? what is it about him that isn't quite firing yet? and what could he do about it? >> well, you know, he hasn't had a chance to have america see him yet. but you know, i think you can agree with me on this, piers. i'm going to go out on a limb and say this. he is the only candidate that can give barack obama a run for his money. and you know, we hope that america can see that eventually. >> and lidia, let me bring you in. tell me some qualities about your father we may not know. what is the secret jon huntsman like? >> well, he's honest. he's very honest. and i think that's rare to see today in the field. and he goes with his gut. if you look, he doesn't pander. you look at his record, it's very, you know, conservative. and i just think that he's a true leader. and i think people nee

we have ally and ann marie. did i get it right? >> sort of. >> they have got a great store, been around a long time. you guys have been around how long now? >> since 1985. >> wow. >> we started there and finally made the move here a couple of years ago and now have a big space right here. >> that is terrific. >> yeah. >> so you are part of the big celebration on saturday. >> absolutely. >> so what do we have here. >> we have got some beautiful candles. >> hold that up here. that is gorgeous. >> they smell good. you can't smell-a-vision -- >> -- smell good, too, by the way. >> thank you -- >> -- have -- >> -- annapolis, what is that slogan? made by women for women, so kind of cool -- >> -- scarf -- >> -- scarf -- >> -- by the way -- >> -- vermont -- >> -- nice -- >> -- artists from all across the country, some smaller designers, some bigger designers like this one that jo is wearing and changing collections all the time and all kind of price price ranges and we love our stuff and hope they will come in. >> and we also want to mentio

and ann marie slaughter. my friend, nbc's martin bashir.ve said it enough times. chris. i'll come on again. >> thank you for joining us at home. we'll be back next saturday at 7:00 eastern time and sunday at 8:00 a.m. our guests include congressman steve cohen and msnbc'ses melissa perry will return to the program. set your dvr's now. in the meantime, find us on facebook. up next is alex witt. we'll see you next week here on "up." ♪ we're centurylink ... we're committed to improving lives and linking americans to what matters most with honest, personal service... 5-year price-lock guarantees... consistently fast speeds ... and more ways to customize your technology. ♪ our machines help identify early stages of cancer, and it's something that we're extremely proud of. you see someone who is saved because of this technology, you know that the things that you do in your life matter. if i did have an opportunity to meet a cancer survivor, i'm sure i could take something positive away from that. [ jocelyn ] my name is jocelyn. and i'm a cancer s

reporter: when president barack obama and the first lady took off from the white house saturday ann marie and one, hundreds were anxiously waiting at their destination. towson university. the sold out crowd at the back of a game erupted in cheers when the couple arrived and took their courtside eighth. michelle obama's brother is the head coach for alton state university's team who greet the -- who beat the tigers 56-46. >> it's pretty exciting. you're just looking over at the president watching the game and he is 10 feet from you. >> i was really excited. >> catching an oregon state game has been a post thanksgiving tradition. >> i caught a few glimpses of him. it was exciting to see the president. how many places can say they came to their game. >> a huge festival than coming sheep plays pickup games often. >> i heard he was a pretty good jump shooter. we were thinking about putting him in the game and we couldn't find a way to do that. >> president obama took pictures on the court with the football team at halftime. adding to an already historic day. >> i can't remember anything being

. >> ann marie mcevoy, and joey jackson, good to see you both.ment, humiliation, they must have been terrorized assuming it's true and they have confessions. >> absolutely. part of their religious beliefs is that a man, after he's married and woman, after she's married, they let their hair grow and do not cut it. another thing they did was they took photographs, and anybody that's visited amish country know they generally do not want to be photographed, yet they took photographs of them with their hair being cut. gregg: so it is classic hate crime under federal law. >> it's against their religious beliefs and in addition to that it was a very frightening experience for these people, they were held down by a couple of men while somebody had a scissor to their throat, so they also i'm sure were in fear of their physical lives as well. gregg: i would imagine there will be additional charges of assault and battery and so forth. joey, i want you to take a listen to law enforcement because they climb that multiple communities in three different states

you ever heard of the v bar and an marie i bet you heard of suzanne summerthe thigh master it was ann marie who came up with the patent for the d bar but didn't become popular until it was sold by suzanne summers under the name of thigh master those are fun stories we are learning this morning, live national inventors hall of fame a new exhibit called exercising ingenuity. live later. >>> first here is a look at today's trivia question which talk show hostess gave her guests the fewest opportunities to speak according to 1996 msu survey. why would they do this survey? weird. random. okay well, was it sally jesse raphael, as tucker thinks, oprah what did you say dave? >> i am going with rosie. >> all right was it oprah, rosie, sally jesse raphael or ricky lake? i bet it was rosie. rosie never lets anybody talk y keep charging you more... and more... and more? stop paying so much for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price online: just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years. you save $600. go to verizon.com/greatprice to sign up now and get $30

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we are abby, liddy and mary ann. who thought this up?going to give it to liddy this time. >> yeah, i'll take credit for it. yeah, i had been receiving emails and i had seen the herman cain all over the place. i woke up last week, when was it two weeks ago, a week ago, time has flown by. i was like this is this could be actually something we could spoof and make it, you know, age appropriate and blow bubbles. >> schieffer: so how many hits has this gotten? >> about 300,000 now. it's still growing. >> schieffer: and will you do a sequel? >> well, we're always up to something. >> something might be coming. you'll have to tune in. >> schieffer: where do you all go from here? >> well, the campaign is now calling us their secret weapon. >> we're the most financially friendly resource they have. we're all over the place right now. >> right. >> schieffer: all right. well it's great to have you. i know your dad must be proud of you. it just goes to show that politics can be fun for the whole family. be back in a minute. look, every day we're usin

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. >> the service was marked by the official seeding of official mary ann buddy the ninth bishop of the episcopal dice es of washington. >> the importance of what you are doing and what we are doing. on this earth. >> inside the massive gothic cathedral, the only sign of the earthquake's impact is the protective netting that's been erected under the church's ceiling. outside, two charge pinnacles that were damaged stand as a reminder of what happened late summer. the repairs will take years and cost millions of dollars. >> what we've done over the past 10 weeks is stabilize the building so we can reopen but the work of restoration hasn't begun. >> church members who attended today's service were happy to be able to worship in a familiar setting today. >> it's terrific, terrific. because it's just such a wonderful space and the music and her words too, the new bishop's words. >> it's a privilege to be here in this church, and it's wonderful experience all the way around. it's wonderful to be back in the building. >> and public tours also resumed today as the cathedral began a week of spe

mary ann favreau shows us a group of co-workers who spotted one such need and set out to meet it. >> word spread fast at st. james park in san jose, within minutes, 100 homeless people formed a line to receive a thanksgiving sack lunch and a whole pie. >> everything good? >> bob mann came up with the idea last year. when he dropped off leftovers from his thanksgiving feast at the park and saw the homeless quickly line up to grab just a bite. he returned this year with a van filled with 100 turkey sandwiches and 100 apple and pumpkin pies, made by kids in san jose. >> we just decided to do it. to add up -- >> his 12-year-old nephew handed out t-shirts. >> it feels good, because i know the people will be secure, warm and blessed. >> reporter: several of mann's employees also chipped in to help. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> the chance to offer this gift of food means more than ever. it wasn't too long ago he was homeless himself. >> it reminds me of where i was, and where i -- for me, where i don't want to go ever again. anything can i do to help these people out is totally cool wit

bishop mary ann, as she prefers to be called, speak briefly. >> i pray to be worthy, following in the path of jesus >> reporter: the new bishop repeated her remarks in fluent spanish. the new episcopal bishop of washington faces big challenges, repairs on the cathedral will cost millions and episcopalism is shrinking in membership. congregational priorities? >> we are losing a lot of young people, so i would love to see them come back. >> hopefully we will have enough money to restore the cathedral and put it back to its glory. >> reporter: regular services resume at the cathedral on sunday and public tours resume monday. john hanrahan, fox 5 news. >>> let's switch gears and talk about weather. not a bad day. >> beautiful. >> a little chilly. >> no, i thought it was a perfect fall day. >> y, i don't disagree. >> i was not going to hurt you over it. >> there is a new movie coming out called "debating angry". >> it was not as warm as we thought it would get. >> was it sunny? >> it was sunny. >> do you want to weigh? >> yes. >> it was nice and sunny outside. it was not too hot. it was no

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. >> reporter: you have volunteers like mary ann who this is your 10th year? >> yes. >> reporter: what motivates you to come out today. >> gratitude. gratitude in helping others. that's the best service. >> reporter: what are you going to be doing? >> a little bit of everything. wherever they need me. >> reporter: and you brought your sister her first year how. do you feel being out here and why do you yo many could out this morning. >> i feel great. it's a beautiful fall morning. i actually don't have a lot of fanly -- family in the area and didn't have a lot of plans and she invited sighted me out -- inviepted me out what better way -- invited me out and what better way to show how thankful you are. >> reporter: are you surprisedhow many people are out here. >> absolutely. >> reporter: tell us what's on the menu. people will be asking the question. >> of course you have the traditional turkey, stuffing and string beans and you know about the mac and cheese but get made mashed potatoes gravy and cranberry sauce and come and have a good time. it's noting about

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. >> thank you, mary ann! >> reporter: gallagher owns a pet grooming business just up the street. she's pulling all of her business out of chase and depositing her money here. >> i feel empowered. the guys that work here, the people that work here are my neighbors. they know my business from walking by it. >> reporter: so credit unions may sound great, but there is a catch. big banks have branches and atms all over. if credit union customers use one of these they'll face additional charges. credit unions also have fewer products, and business transactions can take more time. for the moment, the increase in their customers is not large enough to drastically affect profits at huge banks like chase or bank of america. still, experts say this is a real example of the rising anger at big business turning into measurable action. >> i think now in this weak economy consumers are saying enough already. the final straw was that monthly debit card charge. >> reporter: even with that proposed charge now gone, for those who take part in bank transfer day the damage has been done. stephanie go

mary's, anne arundel, howard, baltimore, the northern neck of the eastern shore. dense fog.ticularly dense fog in spots. talking visibilities in some cases. reported at zero down in the tappahannock airport. 1/16 of a mile at bwi will cause flight delays. quarter mile from cambridge and easton up toward dover, delaware. salisbury is three miles. quarter mile also down at pax river. half-mile in leonardtown and andrews air force base. east of town, the fog. west of town, partly cloudy skies. even a stray shower can't be ruled out west, especially in western maryland and west virginia. temperatures ranging in the mid- 40s. sunrise, 6:45. standard time. our weather headlines, some showers today. not expecting anything too heavy though. as we go through the afternoon, you'll notice the colder temperatures moving in. we'll top off at about 55, maybe only be in the upper 40s. chilly for veterans day. then as we get past tomorrow, going to be another nice weekend. sun returns and temperatures start to moderate. looking at the satellite and the radar. showers, you see them up in pen

this chapel is dedicated to saint anne, the virgin mary's mother.h-century altar features the tree of jesse. a sleepy and apparently very fertile jesse slumbers at the bottom sprouting a lineage that connects him to the holy child and virgin. this sumptuous chapel marks the tomb of a regional governor and his wife under a brilliant star-shaped vault it's striking for its gracefulness and femininity. inspirational as this cathedral is, the pilgrims have a long trek ahead of them. the slow pace and need for frequent rest breaks provide plenty of opportunity for reflection; religious and otherwise. for some, leaving behind a stone symbolizes unloading a personal burden. the first person to make this journey was saint james himself. after the death and resurrection of christ, the apostles traveled far and wide to spread the christian message. supposedly, saint james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, saint james' remains were discovered in the town that

mary ann rafferty takes a look at what was accomplished at the meeting. >> reporter: trying to keep an eye on unemployment at home even as he engages world leaders, president obama used the summitt to tout the benefits of trade. >> my highest priority as pros president is creating jobs and putting americans back to work and one of the best ways to do that is to increase our trade and exports with other nations. since this is the world's fastest growing region, the asia pacific is key to achieving my goal of doubling u.s. exports. >> reporter: at a news conference wrapping the summitt in his home state of hawaii, the president said he is not giving up hope for his stalled jobs bid in congress. >> i'm going to keep on pushing. my expectation is that we will get some it was done now and i'll keep on pushing until we get all it was done. and that may take me all the way to november to get it all done and it may take a new congress to get it done. >> reporter: but the republican candidates focused on taking his job charge the president's bill is a repeat of failed policies, too much governm

sexually assaulted and west suburban riverside is now charged with lying to police force and year-old mary ann malacek was arrested and charged today with filing a false police report she originally told police jews attacked while walking home from the mattress station last thursday night police said that she was not cooperative in the investigation and the details of your story did not add up after the rape was first reported neighbors demanded more police patrols and a committee march was organized for tonight >>and a few weeks rod blagojevich will find out how much time you spend in prison and a judge has set the former governor's sentencing date for december 6th he was convicted last summer and 20 corruption charges he faces as much as 30 years to life in prison but federal prosecutors have not said what sentence they will seek is expected to speak at his own sentencing hearing >>some good news today out of springfield for mayor emmanuel's speak tamil legislation during the first day of the general assembly's fall vita session a house panel approved a bill for consideration by the full hou

mary ann who is 26 .d libby 23. >> libby, your dad left office with an 80% aprouval rate had no traction in the republican primary contest so far. does it frustrate you? >> it is frustrating, but i think the american public is getting a chance to look at him and we have put the games aside and trying to find substance and people are looking at him. >> you are having fun with it? >> we like to do what we do best. i work in finance . libby works with young professional and age. and media stuff. >> making fun of herman cain's chief-of-staff. >> actually, funny you asked. it was libby's idea and she woke me up and said, this is a great idea. we'll do a spoof. >>> and it could be very, very funny. >> what do you think of your dad? >> i think he's the best. >> it is a trick question. he's on the phone. >> i was listening carefully. >> i have a b plan, dad. and you ruined it. >> i was taking names. >> hey, dad. >> hi, dad. >> hey, dad. >> what a treat to be with three very special people and an extra special per

is once again open on this day to consecrate the new seems cal bishop of washing tonight she is mary annuddy who, as priest in minneapolis quadrupled the congregation. the ceremony included some native american chant and some african rhythm. after promising to share the christian message, she was concentrated archbishop and was vestd in her new vestment. >> people to the diocese, thank you for trusting in me and i pray every day to be worthy of that following in the path of jesus. >> the new bishop repoeted her remarks in fluent spanish. >> reporter: the new episcopal bishop of washington faces daunting charges. the new cathedral faces millions in repairs and the episcopal is shrinking. >> we are losing a lot of the young people so i would love to see them come back. >> hopefully, we will have enough money to restore the cathedral and put it back to its glory. >> regular services resume at the cathedral on sunday and public tours resume monday. >>> another weekend of service closures for metro. buses have replaced trains between leonard l'enfant plaza shuttles will be running. >>> overwo