these are we run out of time gentlemen we've run out of time many thanks to my guests today in chicago new york and in london and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are deep seated next time and remember talking. from rebels to radicals libya's new chapter sees a surge of extreme islam often nato's fight for democracy but washington seems unconcerned about what's next now gadhafi is gone. the race to stop europe from drowning its floundering finances sees the i.m.f. chief heads to moscow to see if russia can come to the rescue. meanwhile two russian tycoon titans slug it out over a six and a half billion dollars on their reputations t.v. reports on the high cost draw are playing out at london's high court. but i welcome news twenty four hours a day you're watching welcome to the program libya's post gadhafi world is showing a.

i'm joined by david spike out in chicago he is a professor of philosophy at layo university chicago in new york we have howard gold he is a columnist for market watch and founder of the independent agenda and in london we crossed to richard wellings he's deputy editorial director at the institute of economic affairs all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first is the capitalism democracy tandem really on the rocks well we're certainly say massive amounts of discontent over the way this has been functioning and beginning at least with two thousand and eight the world and specifically its western part of the undergoing momentous changes in its financial and political system ever since the credit crunch significantly undermined the global financial architecture the entire western paradigm which has for a long time assumed as one of its basic tenets the synergy between democracy and capitalism is now being seriously questioned the global occupy wall street movement is just one example of disillusionment with the promise of

. >> chicago, new york and los angeles came in as 19, 20 and 21. we all think of beverly hills. l.a. is a big area with lots of communities. >>> we are talking about will power and can you resist certain things? >> lately, i'm able to resist items i in the past would have just bought and not thought about it. >> shoppingwise. what about foods and drinks and stuff? >> depends specifically what we are talking about. let's see if hoda can do this. that's what you were doing. >> here is the thing. >> hoda a couple of days ago said she would quit eating sweets like these. get a whiff. >> i know. i cheated. i'll admit it. >> reese's peanut butter cup. >> here's the thing. i like them. why do i have to be off of them? why did i decide that? >> you felt bad about that. you felt you were totally and completely out of control. here's the thing. i'll put you up any day against other people who don't have will tournament you're up 4:00 every day in the gym 5:00 every day. you have the kind of discipline you have, you have the right to eat anything you darn well please. go for it. >> okay. w

. >> rein in chicago, new york and atlanta, and here in baltimore, air travel is slowed down in the eastern united states. >> police are investigating suspicious activity in baltimore county. find out what happened that has local residents keeping a close eye on their vehicles. and a final report is out on the city fire academy cheating scandal. the i-team releases its final investigation >> what do you do the day after black friday? state and local officials and city council president jackie young are urging marylanders to participate in what is called small business saturday. they are asking consumers to think small this year. >> she is getting her shop in fells point ready for the holiday season. >> we will be very busy on saturday. we have doubled our staff in both locations. >> that is because november 26 is small business saturday. it is a movement that started nationally last year to counter the big box stores on black friday. it encourages patrons to patronize local businesses. >> it gave a better benefit, not only in terms of the $25 statement credit, but also in terms of small bus

the region had the most wasted hours for commuters last year, followed by chicago and new york. >>> a new survey finds some college graduates are picking jobs based on the company's facebook status. one in three college students says the freedom to use social media sites like facebook is more important to them than the paycheck. two-thirds of those surveyed say that social media is so important to them, they would have about social media policies during job interviews. >>> i guess priorities have changed, you know? >>> 4:51. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. tom is here to tell us about changes coming along. >> yes. they're going to be bringing in some changes by later tonight and into tomorrow. right now, though, it's fairly pleasant compared to what it's going to be like by this time tomorrow morning. it's at 48 at reagan national. it matches the dew point. we have 100% humidity. hence, some fog is beginning to form. over the last 12 hours, we've had hours in west virginia. right now, out in western maryland and allegheny county, getting a few sprinkles there. that's heading u

protests are scheduled in ashington state and chicago low as new york. -- as well as new york. >>> tomorrow is small business saturday. according to american express, a say they planple to shop small to keep their local small businesses right thing. >>> there is a lower open this friday morning. moody's [unintelligible] yesterday, fitts downgraded portugal. close eye ong a gold prices. we expect gold to rise next week. traders are getting more metal. on the gold is at 19%. >>> expect deep discounts for the ipad. will tell you when feared that live at bloomberg headquarters. >>> that will be interesting. 42 degrees. >> the latest on a deadly crash home depot. what caused a driver to slam into bystanders. >>> how split-second decision him into a hero. >>> first to have another check temperatures on the cool side. a look at these numbers. we're right around the freezing point in some spots. you had eased into quantico. registered 36 degrees. at42 degrees right now reagan national. sunshine. a gorgeous day. take advantage. it'll be mild. not last long in washington. well into the 60's today. 70

new england. there's going to be a kick of snow. >> which airports are you most worried about? >> reporter: i'm concerned about how it will back up. already, we have delays from chicago to new york. so, o'hare gets better tomorrow. new york does not. philly is bad. boston is bad and slow. d.c. probably slow in the morning. and all of that will react to the rest of the air space in the day. >> and you saw the planes in the sky right now. okay, sam champion, thank you. >>> and if you're traveling over the holiday, we'd love to have you share what you're going through with us. send us stories and pictures to abcnews.com or tweet us with the hash tag holiday travel. >>> and we have major new developments tonight in the penn state sexual abuse scandal. two new young men both under 18 now say they coach jerry sandusky abused them. which means that if the allegations are true, sandusky may have been preying on them during the grand jury investigation. also today, every single judge in penn state's home county reaccused themselves to avoid a conflict of interest. abc's jim avila is on the case for us again. >> reporter: jerry sandusky's seen driving into his house today may soon lose th

we saw many political leaders and individuals of course rahm emanuel mayor of chicago and new york city mayor bloomberg as well as the governor of illinois and the list goes on and on u.s. senate term mark kirk and senator dick durbin congresswoman jan schakowsky and the chairman of the chicago bulls and white sox and also the rev. jesse jackson was here ... people coming to honor the memory of this great chicago citizen. along with hundreds of citizens rubbing shoulders and this tiny church in only holds 1000 people is more than 155 years old. the funeral procession that brought maggie daley to the church began at the chicago cultural center a place that held significance to her. judy wang joins us from there >>this place held a special place in maggie daley's heart. just after 10:00 this morning the motorcade left here made its way past city hall before arriving at old st. pat's church she passed away at 68 years old thanksgiving evening the pallbearers included sons brothers a loss son-in-law of members of the family. people stopped to pay their respects many who worked in nearby off

roads in chicago, new york city and washington also made top ten list.e nodding your's, dave. you lived in la for many years. >> i tried to tell you. >>> hey, sal, how is highway 101? >> are you sure you don't want to hear about the 405or the 10? >> no -- 405 or the 10? >> no. >> it looks pretty good here in san jose but it's pock of slow traffic from capitol expressway up to the valley. it slows dub and it picks uple most of it is gonna be slow traffic here. between "a" street and about thornton avenue. there is a littleby of slow traffic there. we move up the maps to highway 4. you can still see some slow traffic where i've circled here, pleasant hill to walnut creek. >>> 8:38. let's go to steve. >> how's the 10? >> it's slow of. >> okay. >>> well we do have mostly sunny skies. a little cold this morning. 30s and 40s. temperatures in the mid-60s. emeryville, berkeley upper 60s for some. it will be probably the warmest day of the week. a big cold change coming in. now the question will be how much moisture is with it. we'll get cold air that's a given.

might as well say new york, chicago, new jersey. >> reporter: lock smithing is a craft with a long historya trained professional can open the locked door to your house in a few moments. can open the locked door to your car just like that. all for a reasonable charge. some mobile lock smiths have a different idea. >> bait and switch. that would mean they would quote a low price. when they got to the job, the prices would triple, quadruple. >> reporter: be careful if they show up in an unnamed vehicle. ask if they are licensed or belong to a.l.o.a., determine if they have a real address and be wary if they demand cash only. if he says you owe money or made a contract of some sort, 911 works very well. >> reporter: the one mistake people make is wait until they are locked out. look up the closest lock smith, find one ahead of time. make sure they have a local address. save the phone number in your phone or next to the phone. don't do it in an emergency situation. you may end up calling one who is not licensed. >> while you are doing that homework, put a key in your yard. >> i didn't say that,

the region had the most wasted hours last year followed by chicago and new york. >>> a new survey findsollege graduates are picking jobs based on the company's facebook stat yumm. one in three graduates says the freedom to use social sites was more important to them than ta large paycheck. more than half the students say if they were offered a job at a company that banned social media use, they would turn it down. two-thirds of them say social media is so important to them, they would is ask about social media policies during job interviews. if you're going to use it, you better ask about the policies. >> that's right. you have to be careful with those things, especially at work. >>> big changes are on the way and they'll be arriving later today. good morning, meteorologist tom curine. right now, we have a partly cloudy to mostly clear sky. overnight, we've had a few showers that have passed through eastern west virginia, now up into pennsylvania. maybe a few lingering sprinkles in morgan county, west virginia, up into allegheny and western washington county. and we've got quite a bit o

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we have seen other developers to projects like this in chicago, elsewhere in new york, and their plan the examples in san francisco. -- there are plenty of examples in san francisco. market square is a unique opportunity for us, again, to put to work all of the shorenstein resources. the property, over the last five years, has been close to 100% vacant. there are a few city uses in there now. but it has been struggling since the merchandise mart laughed. the shorenstein brand is a national real-estate investor. but really, i think our brand is the strongest here in san francisco, where the roots of the company are. here, we have an opportunity to invest at least $80 million into renovation. and spend a lot of time leasing the property, something we have been able to do over good cycles and bad cycles in san francisco. and the space is definitely different, which is not what the shorenstein companies typically known for doing. but we have had success in other markets doing it. we think that there's this big demand sector that is growing in san francisco for creative office space. it is

it will be used in dallas, san francisco, chicago, and new york in ten locations. the salvation army also has online red kettles, where people can adopt their own virtual kettle and donate online. >>> kid rock will host a concert for charity. he'll donate money from his show at the fillmore to two local charities, the family place and so kids can. the family place provides educational and low incosupports for low income families. and the family place raises money to build local playgrounds in d.c. >>> place with plastic has a new meaning in canada. a new plastic based $100 bill is now in circulation. the new money is hard to rip and also hard to counterfeit. canada will phase out the $100 paper bills over the next two years. some retailers are concerned with accepting the new bill in their registers, and canada is planning to replace all of its paper bills with the new plastic based format. worry about them melting in a hot car during the summer. >>> a mother's invention is keeping her children from becoming couch potatoes. she created a workout bicycle that powers

chicago to detroit. i-95 from the carolinas to new york. drenches i-5, 84, 90 in the pacific northwest. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in detroit, chicago, memphis and on the east coast, from atlanta to new york. >>> in other news this morning, it is sentencing day for dr. conrad murray, the doctor convicted in the death of michael jackson, facing up to four years behind bars. >> that's right. prosecutors want murray to pay $100 million for jackson's lost wages and funeral expenses. the defense is asking for probation. if murray gets the maximum, prison overcrowding could significantly reduce his time behind bars. it's not clear if jackson's children will speak in court tomorrow. >>> the prime suspect in the disappearance of an american woman in aruba is heading back home to the u.s. gary giordano is being release affidavit spending four months in an aruban jail. he says robyn gardner vanished when the two for snorkeling. he could face legal problems in maryland where he took out a life insurance policy for gardner and nam

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if you are traveling today, delays in new york metros. chicago and los angeles, all because of wind for different reasons. but on both sides of the u.s., we're going to see some windy conditions. 52 degrees in new york and a brisk 52. 49 in atlanta. and certainly on the chilly side there. so a brief taste of late summer, now reality sets in as we wrap up november. carol? >> you always get hit in the face with reality eventually. thank you, rob. >>> britain bracing for a major strike. 2 million public sector workers causing disruptions. they're angry over proposed pension reforms. our jim boulden is at london's heathrow airport. will transportation be affected, too, jim? >> reporter: well, there was a worry that because immigration officials were on strike today, that there would be a backlog of passengers arriving at heathrow. but so far we're told that's not the case. one reason is the number of airlines did cancel their flights into heathrow overnight. we know that delta canceled some flights. american airlines certainly canceled six flights. b

we have, you know, los angeles and chicago and new york -- it's all one city in haiti. and that city -- the nerve center was just leveled as you saw. the public infrastructure, the government infrastructure from palace to ministry, you know, to the -- our equivalent of even a building like this flattened so it was hard to put money in. i get that. and this is humility and we understand why it was hard for the big ngos and the so-called bilateral, means like cuba, haiti, those are bilateral and then the multilaterals like the world bank. but to have it less than 1% of the relief money i think we can't have done better. >> and that gives you some idea. i have to -- i'm going to reel you in a little bit if it's okay 'cause we talked beforehand that we could go on an hour on each one of these topics but i do just want to very quickly. first of all, i have to ask you the cue question, since we're doing the patient metaphor, what is haiti allergic too? >> haiti's allergic too, heavy-handed meddling and any assault -- real or perceived on its handling. and all of us -- i'm sur

chris leone is traveling from new york to chicago with four kids. >> we got here fine. no stops or delays. and the airport doesn't seem too crazy yet. >> reporter: are you guys excited? >> yeah. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, some drivers got stuck in a gooey mess, after a tanker truck dropped driveway sealant along 40 miles of highway. >> look at my wheels. look at my tires. this is thanksgiving. now, we have to turn around and go back home. >> reporter: although you cannot put a price on thanksgiving with the family, it is costly. still, millions say it's worth it. >> absolutely. totally. we want to see our family. >> reporter: and if there's still any money left in your pocket, top national retailers are hoping you'll spend it right after your thanksgiving dinner on some early holiday shopping. at many retail stores, black friday has become black thursday, with stores opening at 9:00 thursday night. alex stone, abc news. >>> and of course, some people are spending their holiday camped out outside one of the major retailers. they want to be first in line for those barg

motto for the one percent you see the occupy wall street people they're out there in chicago los angeles denver new york los angeles london all around the world and what happens to them the bankers throw notes out the window saying we are the one percent we're better than you we create more wealth and i think that's a good motto this guy thinks he's one of the one percent i am but a simple thief yet i have more than you and that's the truth here they are thieves and that's why they have more than us and they have they believe the moral authority as the us well let's move on to what happens to the thieves in china chinese fund manager sentenced to death after killing investors out of one billion u.s. dollars two brothers in their father were sentenced to death for cheating fifteen thousand investors out of over one point one billion dollars in east china's jang province so the family illegally raised one point two billion dollars between two thousand and three and two thousand and eight before they were taken into police custody in two thousand and eight holding the truth from investors that their compan

though, the biggest getaway day is where the heavy rain will be in new york, all the way into florida. the delays, philadelphia, chicagoton, new york la guardia right now. the worst is philadelphia at two hours, but i think that will be clearing up rather quick lg. jim? >> chad, thanks. we hope for the best. think back six years ago, joplin, missouri, one of the deadliest, costliest tornadoes in the city. 1,000 people died, even a hospital destroyed. now the city is slowly rebuilding. losses there nearing $3 billion. the community plans a memorial service later today and we thgi them our prayers there. >>> people are already crying foul. this five-pound bag of flour looks harmless enough. that is, until you put it in the hands of two unsupervised toddlers. believe me, i know something about this subject. it is a mess you have got to see to believe. that is coming up. [ woman on radio, indistinct ] ♪ bum-bum ♪ bum-bum, bum-bum, bum-bum ♪ - ♪ ai, ai, ai - ♪ bum-bum - ♪ bum-bum, bum-bum - ♪ [ ice rattles rhythmically ] ♪ bum-bum, bum-bum, bum-bum ♪ ♪ [ imitates guitar noise ] ♪ [ vocalizing up-tempo heavy metal song ] ♪ [

the race has been going on for eight years in chicago, but san francisco and new york were added this year. it wasn't a bad day for a race. a little cloudy this morning but nice if you're running. >> they could go irnd the nunde netting and not worry about any raindrops. this hour we're in the 40s and 50s and a strong sea breeze likely. right now, 52 in san francisco. there you see the wind coming in off the ocean. southwest at 12, and notice those onshore winds reaching all the way to concord ask skp fairfield. we did see highs in the 50s and 60s. you'll probably see temperatures drop just a little bit for your monday. early this morning wud the urban-athon going on, kind of a cool picture as transamerica acted as a sun dial in san francisco. as the sun broke through, we had the dry air mixing with some of those clouds. highs in the low 60s around san francisco today. we should see the same for tomorrow skpand at least throug wednesday. outdoor plans look fine, just a little chilly for the morning. come friday, we'll see some big time changes. we've been seeing these in the last 24 h

new york. and 50s in atlanta, new orleans, dallas. 42, chicago. 45, omaha. colorado springs, climbs to 65. salt lake city, 48. beautiful weekend in new york. couldn't have been better. mild for this time of year. >> let's face it the popular perception is they really know how to party down there in rio. apparent low they didn't disapin the this past weekend. >> no better reason to celebrate than the lighting of the city's massive floating christmas tree. in fact the world's largest floating christmas tree acco according to guinness. >> the tree is 280 feet tall, weighs 540 tons. 3 million lightbulbs give it the lovely twin come. look at that. >> rio knows how to party, no matter what. i will go to rio on arbor day. i love that part of the world. i'm gel us. we'll be back with more "world news now" right after this. ♪ her name is rio and she dances on the sand ♪ ♪ just like that river twisting through the dusty land ♪ [ male announcer ] we asked real people if they'd help us with an experiment for febreze fabric refresher. they agreed. [ experimenter 1 ] relax, take some nice deep breaths. [

roads in washington, new york and chicago made the list. >>> this is the story i've been waiting for. a state appeals court says drivers can be prosecuted for using a cell phone even if stopped at a red light. ruling comes at a challenge to a driving law. a man got a ticket at a red light he argued he wasn't dive -- he wasn't violating the law because his vehicle was not in motion. the law bans use of hand-held cell phones while diving the court says the law applies even when a motorist is stopped in traffic. there you go you cannot use that argument with the officer. >> come up with new ones folks. >>> 4:45. the firing of a caltrans tech raises new questions about the structural safety of the new bay bridge. why cal tans says drivers have nothing to worry about. >>> jerry sandusky denies abusing young boys as additional victims come forward. details coming up. >>> do you or someone you know get migraines? there's a simple way ♪ [ female announcer ] pillsbury chocolate chip cookies with hershey's chocolate chips. for a moment of warm, gooey, togetherness. chocolate chip cookies... fro

if you are leaving coolest weather around the great lakes spilling into the east coast 49 new york, 48 chicago49 minneapolis. 49 seattle. miami, dallas and phoenix in the 70s. abc7news.com where you can find our flight tracker at the bottom. i >>> 4:48. president obama is taking part in veterans day observances in washington and san diego today. later he will leave for a nine day-venture with summits in hawaii and indonesia. the administration views the asia pacific region as a rising voice in world economic and political affairs. president obama will travel across more than 10,000 miles to explain to people how the u.s. role in the asia-pacific region is essential to american jobs and security. >>> congresswoman giffords and her husband astronaut kelly are chronicling her recovery after a bullet nearly took her life last january. together they've written a book. diane sawyer looks at how far give forces has come in her recovery. >> there she is vibrant, spirited. someone calls her the most positive person in congress. seconds after these pictures were taken january 8th, a man aimed a glock 19

in fact, minneapolis only 36 at the high today. 50 in chicago. 51 in new york city.will be warmer in the southeast. it was a chilly weekend here in atlanta, for example, but we'll see a high today of 77 degrees. so, so far so good in terms of air travel but we are anticipating lots of delays as i mentioned and we'll be tracking that throughout the day for you here on cnn. carol? >> so, i hope your flight -- i hope your flight takes off early. that's the ticket to -- >> absolutely. >> -- not experiencing a delay today. bonnie schneider, we appreciate it. >>> that's it for this monday edition of "am: wake-up call." "american morning" continues right after a short break. you make it one great day. congratulations. congratulations. today, the city of charlotte can use verizon technology to inspire businesses to conserve energy and monitor costs. making communities greener... congratulations. ... and buildings as valuable to the bottom line... whoa ! ... as the people inside them. congratulations. because when you add verizon to your company, you don't just add, you multi