then a couple of their coats are actually employed at blue hill street expensive restaurant westchester county and it is somewhat it's not really the ninety nine percent of america out there it's these it's for to a large extent unemployed college graduates just basically who are over educator a well educated on a college. who like to you know sort of get out there and do their their democratic things but those really are the people that are hurting in america and i think this did represent the those who are present and just let me finish i mean ecology if we're going to if we're really if it's really about say writing down student loan debt for college graduates who are unemployed now because graduates are the only segment america or another are actually doing very well the unemployment rate among four or five percent and their incomes have grown over the last twenty or thirty years i mean that starts a perfect example of why occupy wall street is really representing sort of the the limitations of the of the chattering classes in not the you know the middle americans who are really rea

go to some of the country house for the day in the blue hills gilman times the remembering the creamy that used to feel the insecure the to the world the ruben's original. seven thirty pm in moscow these iraqi headlights peaceful protest rough response u.s. police move into arrest occupy activists evicting their happen in new york park had to be anti-corporate movement's two month anniversary. moscow stepping up efforts to mediate peace in syria hosting members of the country's office urging them to hold talks with the assad regime. british firms lined up to exploit libya's rejoice and gas reserves with lucrative contracts on offer from the national transitional government foreign investors lining up to reap the rewards of war since the ousting of former dictator moammar gadhafi. next on our team x. in stacy shed light on the corporate world or version to risk showing up on the balance sheet skies a report next. because reports so fraught get more brazen the amount being stolen get bigger regulators are now just walking away the financial chaos involves the globe so using yes max is t

father who worked for gm was transferred several times in places to rochester, new york into the blue villa hills area, it dares older sister, sue fitzgerald. the big thing about our speaker tonight, our author is that sir fitzgerald was the first female editor in chief of the michigan daily. i was really some pain. so she was a pioneer in journalism for women as an undergraduate in college and it kind of fits right in to what i think she sensed when she first saw elly peterson. it was on tv in 1864 during the republican national convention in sara was just a 13-year-old schoolgirl and she was awed to see if prominent woman on the national political scene, he won from, republican, elly peterson because in those days he didn't see that very often. and elly peterson was first in just about everything she did for the republican party and for women in politics and michigan. and sir fitzgerald was there at the very beginning when elly peterson was just hitting their stride and went on to an illustrious career in journalism at the "washington post" as well as other newspapers and she took on the assign

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. >> pelley: back now from spartanburg in the food hills of the blue ridge mountains. in our cbs news poll out today, the job approval for congress remains at an all-time low of 9%. that number might improve if members of the supercommittee agree on a plan to reduce the federal deficit, but they just have 12 more days to do it to avoid across-the-board spending cuts. we asked nancy cordes to check in on their progress. >> reporter: even as most of congress cleared out for the holiday, members of the supercommittee kept working in search of an elusive compromise. >> we'll see what happens. >> reporter: months of face-to-face meetings between the six republicans and six democrats have produced some breakthroughs. >> the republicans have made a major concession here. >> reporter: the republicans dropped their opposition to new tax revenue. their most recent proposal would raise $300 billion by eliminating some tax deductions. but it would also make the bush tax cuts permanent, a move democrats say would add $4 trillion to the debt. >> i think if you look at their proposal

blue star moms. in east bay deer hill and observing roads expressing grief over the loss of life in iraq and afghanistan in san jose ceremony at 11 a.m. before a parade through down at noon. for a list of veterans day activities throughout the day area go to abc7news.com click on see it on tv. >>> 4:39. on the way in this morning experienced a brief bout of rain it came down quickly then over. just a tease. >> right then we have the parades. >> scattered showers it is a possibility you can't say for sure. it looks like most of us will get rain at sometime today especially during the morning into the early afternoon. right now scattered along the marin coast heading into one and even trying to get to 101, mill valley, novato, san rafael, possibly sausalito, light rain over the next 15 minutes or so. 29 around napa, up towards mount st. helena radar returns. everybody else quiet until you get to vallejo and hercules coming down 80 seeing radar returns. does not mean all the rain is haiging to -- is making it to ground. the best radar returns still offshore they will be moving onshore through the morning.

blue skies overhead, 61 out of pwi. wind is calm at the airport but obviously not on federal hill. take a look at the overall pattern across baltimore today, plenty of sunshine. boy that was the story today. blue skies, gorgeous weather as we take a look at annapolis, much the same story. gorgeous sunshine. little bug decided to visit our camera lens. one more stop out in fred -- frederick today. that should hope up here the next couple evening. i do think the answer for a few showers will be there during the day friday. 61, baltimore 55 down at the beach now. not a bad looking day. we topped out at 62 this afternoon. just enough to get the flag flopping. take a look at the over all weather pattern. pennsylvania could see some passing clouds on the horizon. i don't look for much and across the east coast, quiet on the story. but there is some weather developing north and west as you head up into the chicago or really minneapolis and milwaukee areas. that's where we get our our next weather making. in the meantime, it's nice, mild, cool conditions overnight tonight. we'll see some fr

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hill, valley. mongol valley. a lot of blue collar workers. the economy is terrible. i agree.licans won in 2010 when the turn-out was down and republican year. in pennsylvania, the democrats have almost 2 to 1 registration over republicans. it's highly unlikely the republicans can win. if they win pennsylvania, they will win 40 states. >> kimberly: 20 reasons the republicans need to capitalize on this. electoral votes are up for grabs. if there is a time to seize it and go after it. go for pennsylvania. they should get it. this is the right climate and environment for them to be able to say look you are upset about the jobs. you are unhappy. a bad disapproval rating. >> bob: but if you taker rick's generic and put in either romney or gingrich and have them campaign in the valley and newt will have them so confused, guns, church and whiskey. romney will have them bored to death. >> dana: i want to bring up substance of the president obama speech today. payroll tax cut, greg. one thing he said is the joint speech to congress in december, every part of my jobs bill will be paid f

. >> reporter: in the foot hills of north carolina's blue ridge mountains lee calhoun is resurrectingf american history. >> 150 years ago there were 6,000 apple varieties that were widely grown. now it's down to a few hundred. >> reporter: from 6,000 to just a few hundred? >> yes. >> reporter: calhoun is pruning back the hands of time in an effort to save old southern apples. apples are as american as... well, you know. brought over by some of the first european settlers, apples were a critical part of the early american diet. they were hardy, nutritious, delicious, and versatile. >> they were fried for breakfast. they were stewed for supper. they were dried on the roof top. so you can have apples in the wintertime. >> reporter: the apple took root particularly in southern states, sprouting countless varieties with distinctive names like arkansas black, gilmore wine sap, swiss limber twig and parogon to name a few. but as time went on, something happened and these hair... hair loom varieties started to disappear. >> you can blame it on the railroad. apples could be shipped by railroad

i was in capitol hill, and two bright young men -- you would know the type, lawrence. they came in with blueon the hill. he said mr. brokaw, i'd like to talk to you about the old days. i think he meant 1996 by the way. he said, i'm a republican. my buddy is a democrat. he's my best friend and we go to georgetown every night and argue politics. our bosses won't talk to each other. was it always like that? i called over winston lord who was a member of the nixon administration. we described for them how they were very strong feelings on both sides of the equation about the war, about watergate, domestic policy, but at the end of the day, political figures as you well know would find a way to have a drink or to talk to each other or wander across the aisle to work through all of this. so much of that has been lost. as i go across the country, i'm many main street america a lot as you know, that's what i hear most of all. why can't these two political parties get together. if you go to main street america youed find the republican banker working with the democratic contractor or the guy with the

there is capitol hill, basking in this bright sunshine under a blue sky.ight now at reagan national airport, 52 degrees. that's actually one of the cool spots because there's a bit of a breeze ae aam come in breeze coming off the potomac, it's running high, the stage at little falls is just a little couple feet below the flood stage. look at this scene in georgetown, the streets are paved in gold in georgetown. this was taken day before thanksgiving. one of our viewers sent this in. absolutely gorgeous. the leaves down there on the sidewalks there and follow the yellow brick road. that viewer photo from tom meyer in georgetown, and one of the neighborhoods there looking just gorgeous. well, let's take a look at the temperatures now. it's a beautiful midday. it's late morning now, but we're already climbing to typical highs for our afternoons here. right now it's near 60 around the bay. and it's already exceeded 60 in parts of central virginia. charlottesville now is at 64. we're in the mid and upper 50s in prince georges, arlington, fairfax and montgomery

hill. very light. nothing to worry about. the blue is indicating snowfall. chilly.till, 30's in novado, san francisco is looking at 49 degrees. the futurecast at noon looks like we are going to see 50s. and even parts of the north bay we could struggle to get out of the '50s in the south bay. by 10:00 p.m., another cool night with 30's. how about your afternoon? a pretty decent day, with 60s in san jose. 59 degrees in mountain view. 61 degrees in redwood city. 56 in napa, 60 degrees in richmond, novado, 59 degrees in concord. 57 degrees in santa rosa fiord a look at your 7 day around the bay showing that we are going to weigh beautiful start. some apache frost and land on perhaps tuesday patchy-frost. inland. next weekend, perhaps more rainfall. we have been talking about the weather and for the first time the occupy protesters have spent the night outside cold and saw the. craig sklar shows us some things are going to drdry out. >>reporter: it rained quite a bit last night. drying out. at occupy san francisco and occupy oakland to. and in occupy san jose. most peop

hill or walnut creek, $44. and golden state water customers in bay point, $79. and it's rising. >> we are getting blueds in the mail saying we're going have a meeting. >> they are asking now for another increase of 16%. >> that's on top of a 60% increase since 2007. >> absolutely insane and unalmost. >> in a statement, golden state water says they appreciate these concerns. they say quote, phak torse include sources of the water supply, financing of capital improvement projects. size of operations, and system maintenance expenses. they also stress that publicly owned agencies like mud and the water ticket received tax revenues and keep prices low. the company says simply, it is to provide the best possible water service. >> it is quite common that customers of a private water utility are paying twice as high, if not more than a neighboring water utility that is publicly owned and operated. >> but private companies cannot simply name their price. they need approval from the california public utility's commission. >> year after year, the public utility's commission favoring the water utility over protec

blue star moms. in the east bay vigil at the crosses of lafayette on deer hill and oak roads expressing grief over theghanistan. in san jose, ceremony scheduled at 11 a.m. before a parade through downtown at noon. for a list of activities throughout the bay area, go to abc7news.com. >> >> the president will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown in washington. >>> here in the pwaeufr area the parades shouldn't be a rain out -- >>> prepare for wet weather doesn't moon all of us will get some. the closer to the -- meanwhile of us will get some. closer to the coast more likely you will. on the left is the wall of water there's the latest update that is slowly moving towards us and it is moving more to the southeast than it is towards the east. you can see the push right here towards the monterey bay, santa rutz mountains more than anywhere elsewhere -- santa cruz mountains more than anywhere else. the low shrunk to the south as we talked about it would that's why the heaviest rain will fall the further south you are. 8:00 rain moving into the coast temperatures in the 40s and 50s. as we head towards the

blue ridge, and shenandoah valley. and it feels like snow. it's damp and cold. there is capitol hill under a slate gray sky. we have a north-northeasterly wind, in addition to how cold it feels, and that wind cuts through you. it's gusting from 20 to 25 miles per hour. this area of gray and white on the radar, it's snow. it's diminishing now, but they are getting wet snowflakes on the virginia border, just to the west of harrisonburg, and then in the east the precipitation is breaking up, just a few sprinkles in the western and northern suburbs, and it's mostly dry now. and then these areas of yellow and orange, they are coming down harder in a few of those locations. right now, right in washington, don't have any rain, and otherwise west and north of us, it's just cloudy and will have the moisture, the precipitation ending in a couple hours. current temperatures are just near 40 in the shenandoah valley and points west. higher elevations in the low 30s now where some of the snow may stick above 2,000 feet. closer to washington, in the low to mid-40s. and gaitersburg, 43. as we go forward over the next 48 h

blue shield. . >>> now to the friday night game of the week. it's the knights and the gators. >> and fred is live at foothill in the lossals to hills with a preview. >> it's a game between two rivals, they call it a bowl because they are both established on the avenue -- but the playing here at foothill and there is a playoff implication. sacred heart prep is in. with me is the head coach and -- your playoff starts tonight because you must win to get into the playoffs. >> that's right. we told them last week playoffs started last week and they got wood side, did a great job but we need to one win this game. >> interesting thing to is that -- you really both teams bangs up. i guess when you play nine games that's with the territory. >> yeah. both sides are banged up but the great thing is we have sophomores sophomore juniors on both sides. >> the pennsylvania bridge program. the bowl, all the profits go to this program. tell me about it. pennsylvania bridge serves under served youth to try to quiet them set academicly for high school and there are several different campus around the bay area and these are both host schools for the program. it's a

blue shield. >>> on the eve of this holiday shopping season a battle is brewing on capitol hill on whether or notcharge you tax when you shop online. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live in washington. it sounds like the plan is gaining some support? >> reporter: it is gaining support from people who say california alone could get another $4 billion a year, much-needed revenue if the state could simply charge sales tax every time you buy something online. right now we only pay tax if there's actually a brick and mortar store of that website in the area where you live. there's been this effort for a while, and only congress can do it according to the courts, to allow states to charge that sales tax. as you might imagine ebay, amazon, big online retailers are against this because they say they can't deal with 50 different tax systems in 50 different states. if it was streamlined as some states do, they would be more apartment to support it. on the other hand, you've got the shopping center, big box stores, j see penney's, sears, walmart who hired big lobbying firms to support this. at this point

blue highlighted region and also southern lake county. meanwhile, the red flag warning remains in effect until 6:00 tomorrow morning for those red highlighted areas. so north and the east bay hillsre the wind gusts have been punishing. 40 to 50 degrees with the clear skies. temperature wise, 50 san francisco. 46 san jose. tomorrow, a six degree temperature span there. not as warm as it was today, but nevertheless, above average. with the offshore flow for one more day. also up to 78 degrees east of the bay. temperature up to 75. tomorrow the transition day because we have clouds. windy conditions, colder temperatures, and just a little bit of light rain on thursday and on friday. a chance of a thunderstorm with the cold front. another threat of rain on saturday night. it is autumn here in the bay area. eyewitness news continues right after this. ,,,,,, de muni every day. ,,,,,, i enjoy it the most when i'm with sidney. she doesn't notice that it's too crowded or that it can run a half hour late. i'm bevan dufty, and i'm running for mayor because it's not enough to just "get it done"-- we have to get it done better. sidney thinks muni is magic. we go underground and come out some

hill. a beautiful day outside today. a milky white color to our skies as opposed to the beautiful blue we had yesterday. plane right down the river for you. an on-time arrival we hope. scary to see coming right through the camera shot like that. good-looking day outside. temperatures responding quite nicely to all that sunshine. 51 degrees at national airport. breeze southwest at 11 miles per hour. and temperatures warming up quickly all across the region. 45 in bethesda. college park, 43. corn prince george's, upper marlboro, camp springs, upper 40s. 52 now in ma mass as. 54 in warrenton. shenandoah and the blue ridge, temperatures into the upper 40s to mid-50s. expect a very mild sunday afternoon coming your way. we'll be in and out of the sunshine much of the day. it's going to be very pleasant indeed. temperatures into the mid-60s by midafternoon today. there's that cloud deck we're watching. just enough sunshine getting here to give a little bit of a bump to our temperatures. a little break and more and mid level cloudiness across west virginia. that's coming our way. no rain out there right now. a

blue highlighted region and also southern lake county. meanwhile, the red flag warning remains in effect until 6:00 tomorrow morning for those red highlighted areas. so north and the east bay hillsd gusts have been punishing. 40 to 50 degrees with the clear skies. temperature wise, 50 san francisco. 46 san jose. tomorrow, a six degree temperature span there. not as warm as it was today, but nevertheless, above average. with the offshore flow for one more day. also up to 78 degrees east of the bay. temperature up to 75. tomorrow the transition day because we have clouds. windy conditions, colder temperatures, and just a little bit of light rain on thursday and on friday. a chance of a thunderstorm with the cold front. another threat of rain on saturday night. it is autumn here in the bay ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, helped make t.j. houshmandzh eiver in cincin >>> new raiders quarterback helped make tj a probowl receiver in cincinnati. can he do it again here? he had 12 touchdowns in 2007. the raiders will pay him $428,000 and hope that the 32- year-old has gas left in the tank. 10-foot waves and an exciting first day of the prosearch event at ocean beach today. kelly slater was the star in

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hill. the house matter as much? they pass 20 bipartisan and the senate doesn't pass any. [ overtalk ] >> bob: see them show their courage. >> kimberly: blueor obama. disapproval rate is 454% approve -- 54% approve and 44%. does it cause you concern? >> bob: he didn't do better than that last time around. democrats have low, since reagan, they lost the blue color vote. the reagan democrats. i don't suspect any democrat will do better than 44-45% of the overall white vote. they win by having overwhelming majority among minority. it doesn't scare me but it doesn't surprise me. >> eric: does it not surprise you in the wake of obama signature legislation, obamacare he can't do better than 44% with blue collar democrats? >> bob: no. i don't think people do better than 44%. >> eric: we'll have access to healthcare -- >> kimberly: >> a huge opening for a republican. if they can contract his dour everyone is lazy in america, the republican has a huge opening. >> kimberly: now the framework. fabulous chance. take it. a showdown looming trine tea party activist. and the occupy protesters. we'll tell you what is going on there. it's all when we come

hills will be even stronger. we already have a wind advisory that is the blue on your screen.igh when the warning is in the higher elevations that is where the wind will be the strongest. we could see wind gusts up to seven in moscow. sustained winds up to 45 mph. we will talk about how long this will last and we are expecting from this coming up. >>pam: a small group of occupy protesters tried to put up a tepee to date. a small group of local police officers prevented them from doing that in a standoff that lasted most of the afternoon. protesters said they wanted the tepee as a place to hold a vigil 24 hours a day. >> no one is going to be sleeping in the teepee. it is a symbolic statement in itself. >>pam: late this afternoon protesters were granted a three day permit for a symbolic tepee between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.. and protesters as santa rosa the occupy in canada are moving on. this morning 17 tents remained as they started to leave without trouble. the kemper said they would leave peacefully. one processor said the city council and the police have acte

until 9:00 a lot more clouds have moved in although you still see blue sky in that shot it is completeliy clouded over here in tv hillain will move in this afternoon. it has moved across parts of the area already this morning. a good bulk will move to the west but we will see it through the afternoon in the area, our daytime high is 63, then we cool out tomorrow, 53, then a run of blue skies, then 50, then 54 for friday and saturday, and 56 on sunday, don. >> the man suspected in the disappearance of a woman will be released from jail and free to leave the island. monique griego has the story. >> reporter: he will be released. he has been the only suspect. he insists she was swept out to sea. prosecutors say he took out a life insurance policy on her but his lawyer says that is not enough to keep him in jail. investigators still not have found her body or a murder weapon. >> thank you very much. this morning the search is on for a man posing as police officers and robbing people at gun point. they struck three times there using an suv as a get away car. investigators say they are targeting hispanic immigrants. anyone

blue shield. >>catherine: you know the stock story, the problem increase in italy has investors running for the hillk kids here, not surprisingly you are saying that the stocks today are a loser. >> absolutely it was ugly and it got uglier when we woke up this morning we saw that the tenure treasury for italy was over 7% decrease the government cannot finance their debt. ours is around 2%. >>catherine: could this mean end of the bailout? >> kelly is born to be bailed out a matter what we knew that. like i say yes today sometimes the cure is worse than the disease, we do not have a lot of answers to any questions right now. there was a rumor out of a report out of germany today, it basically said some countries should leave the euro. this have to get on the same page fast. >>catherine: they would keep the people that cannot get their financial act together. now another loser is home prices, they are dropping. >> this is interesting to me because we are now back down to february 2003 level of housing prices. on top of that with a weaker dollar in the last five or 10 years home values really drop in ov

hill or walnut creek $44. in golden state water customers in bay point, $79. and it's rising. >> we are getting the little blue cards in the mail saying we're going to have a meeting and we are going to hike your rates. >> they are asking now for another increase of 16%. >> reporter: that's on top of a 60% increase since 2007. >> that's absolutely insane. and it's unreasonable. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs 5, golden state water says they appreciate these concerns. they say, quote, rate factors include sources of the water supply financing of capital improvement projects, size of operations, and system maintenance expenses. they also stress that publicly owned agencies like mudd and contra costa water district receive tax revenues and grants that keep prices low. the company says they are to provide the best possible water service. >> it's quite common that customers in a private water utility like golden state water are paying twice as high if not more than a neighboring water utility that's publicly owned and operated. >> reporter: but private companies cannot simply name their price. they need approval

blue shield. a fresh cut tri-tip sirloin served with a succulent lobster tail... just $15.99. sizzler. >>> five suspected gang members accused of gunning down an innocent 14-year-old morgan hill girl made their first court appearance today. prosecutors say the men unloaded rounds of bullets into a group of teens. tonight, neighbors who knew tara romero are trying to make sense of what happened. joining us live from morgan hill. there will be a community meeting tonight, talking about this crime and what's going to happen in that neighborhood. >> jessica, hundreds are expected to attend with community officials and police. people here want to know how gang violence has made its way into this typically quiet community. >> everybody knows that there are. >> reporter: well aware of gangs in morgan hill, but she says her childhood best friend, tara romero was never part of the violence. the 14-year-old just happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time on friday night. >> they don't deserve to have parole for what they did. because she wasn't part of anything. >> reporter: authorities say five suspects blindly shot at romero and her friends standing out an apartment complex,

blue ox. but i think the problem is that people don't take him, they don't take their folk hero seriously. i know i really didn't. i didn't know much about joe hill other than the folk song. and so i think he would be disappointed that the context he lives his life in and he died in this radical militant time has somehow been sanitized and has been appropriated by many other organizations and causes. people say don't organize all the time which was the abbreviation of the telegram he wrote on the last night of his life. but i don't think people really understand that context so he would be upset about that. he would also be upset though that unions today continue to be scapegoated as they were in his time. and the grants as well, and how those two groups can be blamed for america's economic ills is something i think you would find not puzzling but certainly disturbing. you have deregulation, mobilization. we are fighting two wars. you have got tax loopholes and tax breaks for the rich. you have got more income inequality and concentration of wealth is more pronounced now than it was an joe hill's time. it is alarming i would think to him and it p

university of north carolina chapel hill alum it warms my heart to tell you that duke's long time basketball coach is now the winningest coach in major college hoops. his blue devils beat michigan state last night. coach ks 903rd career victory. one more than former ling end bob knight. also, coach k's mentor. congratulations to coach k. for one night, for one night. you are better than carolina. >> you mav to. >> it will end soon. >> ha-ha. >> well -- here is a look at your forecast. up to a foot of snow in the cascades, northern rockies. showers from seattle to portland. stormy in the south with 70-mile-an -- hour winds. hail, tornados. rain, new orleans, nashville. cincinnati and the northeast. boston, new york, 60. miami, 84. 50, detroit. 43, omaha. 27, fargo. 40s, seattle to colorado springs. >> i like that song. marc anthony. puerto rican. i like it. >> yeah, you can tell. you can tell. >> here we have a double dose of cute and cuddly. pouncing on miami. >> the two endangered clouded leopard cubs are the newest attractions at zoo miami. the playful 7-month-old male and 5 month female are getting acquainted. in a year they will get to know each other a