. >> reporter: atwater says he plans to pack the venue by playing music baltimore enjoys.he way people perceive the music, they can see what can be done. soulful symphony will be provided with office space and marketing support. >> soulful's shows kick off in january. for more information log on to our website for a link. >>> still to come, invasion of privacy. gps easy pass can make driving easier but it can also be used against you. what you need to know if those devices are in your car. >> and coming up, a massive die off of oysters in the bay is threatening livelihoods and a way of life. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> i'm bob turk in the weather, >>> a massive die off of oysters in the chesapeake placing livelihoods on the brink. alex demetrick report some water men are already calling it quits. >> reporter: every oyster season will turn up empty shells and dead oysters, but this year. >> some of the bars were 100% dead. we didn't find a live oyster on it at all. >> reporter: they blame the massive run off from hurricane irene and tropical storm lee which

atwater says besides changing the way people perceive the symphonic music, he hopes to inspire young> they see what they could become. >> i'll have to go see them. soulful shows kick off in february. for more information just log on to our website for a link. >> they have a permanent home, they performed at the bso and other venues here recently. >> fantastic. >> and we'll be right back. >>> coming up, she's claiming herman cain sexually harassed her. we will hear her accusations. >>> plus we will hear top officials in washington how to move the country forward. >> tell me ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pick vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. [ green giant ] ho ho ho.

ned atwater opened here eight and a half years ago, a successful small business. >> that's why we're in business. because we know the first names of the folks that come in, that live in this neighborhood and it's been great. >> reporter: saturday, you'll find big discounts at all of the stores, including nouveau contemporary goods. >> instead of the fighting of the crowd and getting run over by the carts, come to a unique store, get a unique gift. >> reporter: a reminder of what it takes to be the little guy in the economic fight. >> if your definition of making it is working six days a week 11 hours a day for 23 years, yes, we have. we're still in business, which in these days is quite an accomplishment. >> reporter: wjz eyewitness news. >> greg is always there. i see him all the time. this is the second annual small business saturday. the market at belvedere square will open at 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. >>> a mystery man leaves a suitcase filled with money in australia. they are looking for the owner of a suitcase stuffed with cash that was left at an italian restaurant. it contain

announced a new fund to support performances by nonprofit performers with the first grant bringing darin atwater and soulful symphony back to baltimore audiences. the new fund makes the historic west side theater a hub for local arts groups as well as a signature venue for touring artists and marquee productions. we are also thankful for regal cinemas' disability-friendly matinees. on any given night there are 4,000 homeless people in baltimore who are thankful for journey home, baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake's 10- year initiative to end homelessness in baltimore city. the collaborative efforts of public and private agencies provide shelter, healthcare and human services to those struggling so hard to survive their adverse circumstances. on that note, we join kimberly, a once homeless cancer patient, in thanking shirley barber for providing a townhouse for kimberly to call home. we offer you our best wishes for a safe and happy holiday season. a safe and happy holiday season.

hip drome arts fund and broadway across america support nonprofits with the first grant bringing atwater and soulful symphonies back to baltimore. it is now a hub for local arts groups. we are also thankful for regal cinema's disability friendly matinees. on any night there are 4,000 homeless people thankful for this mayor's plan to end homelessness. they provide shelter, health care, and human services to those struggling hard to survive harsh circumstances. on that note we join kimberly. a once homeless cancer patient and thank shirley barber in providing a townhouse for kimberly to call home. finally, we are thankful to you, our viewers, and offer you best wishes for a safe, healthy, and

the first grant bringing darren atwater and soulful symphony back to baltimore.y made baltimore a hub for local arts groups and touring artists and marquis productions. we are also grateful for disability-friendly matinees. there are 4,000 homeless people in baltimore who are thankful for "journey home" the mayor's plan for providing health care and services to those struggling to survive adverse circumstances. on that note we join kimberly. a once homeless cancer patient and thank shirley barber for providing a townhome for kimberly to live in. we offer you our best wishes for a safe, healthy, and happy holiday season.

sandra hughes, cbs news, atwater, california. >>> from the cbs 5 weather center, we are under a frosty and then this weekend, more rain. i'll pinpoint the day to expect it because it sure is football weather, right, kim? >> that's right, roberta. do you know the last time the raiders won the game following their bye week? and cal hopes a little brotherly love can lead them back to a ballgame. that's coming up in sports. ,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] imagine there was a way to keep high-tech jobs here in san francisco. a way to renew blighted neighborhoods like mid-market and the tenderloin by helping emerging industries expand and hire more workers. a way to give incentives to companies that produce clean energy jobs. one man found a way to do all this and more. mayor ed lee. ed lee accomplished these things in less than one year as mayor. just imagine what he'll do with four. irritating or necessary, the emergency alert system is here >>> we have definitely seen and heard it before but no matter if you think it's irritating or necessary, the emergency alert system is here to stay. and

. >> i only get to see him but twice a year because he's in atwater and i'm not financially able to drive down there every month. >> it's a financial strain on her. she has to miss work to drive 400 miles down here. >> i want him closer to home where i can go and be with him. >> it's not about me. i'm going to be locked up wherever i'm at. it just takes some strain off my mom because she wants to see me and i want to see her. and while i understand punishing me or making my life, you know, miserable. you know, that's all well and good. but you know, she ain't done anything to anybody. >> today is bobby gilbert's annual progress review where the senior staff will look at his disciplinary record and see if he should be recommended for transfer. >> what's up, bobby? >> what's up? >> you been doing okay? >> hanging in there. sweating a little bit. >> you was doing all well until march 27th of 2007 when you had a disciplinary citation for insubordination. >> citation. >> citation. what was that all about? >> i had a disagreement with the mail lady. >> mail lady? >> and i was rejected. i don't

the hip drome brought a grant with darren atwater and soulful symphony back to baltimore audiences.e also thankful for regal's program "journey home." the mayor's 10-year program to end homelessness in baltimore. the slab racial provides -- the collaboration provides food and shelter for those struggling. on that note we join kimberly a once homeless cancer patient and thanking shirley barber who provided a townhouse for kimberly to live in. finally, we thank you, our viewers, and wish you a safe, happy, >> welcome to "11 news sunday morning." i'm lisa robinson. >> your top stories in just a minute. we'll check outside with ava. yesterday was president beautiful, but it was warm. that was more important to me than the sun. >> that is beautiful. when you can get outside without even a jacket on, my husband went walking. he was in shorts. we were just shy of that record yesterday afternoon. it will not be as warm today, but temperatures starting off above normal. we have a few clouds in the sky. the sun coming up in three minutes. you can already see that sun starting to co over the h