is chief executive officer at the center for european policy studies and in minneapolis we cross to clare hill she's professor at the university of minnesota law school all right folks this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want all right robert if i could go to you first and you know we can talk about the financial nuances about this i think everybody that's been following the story knows basically the big numbers involved but you know there is we i thought last week everything had been decided i thought everything was going to be done you know as i recall is a mark all they had decided everything decided to fate of three hundred million people and now we find out well not really and even the national governments they're not particularly sure what they want to do the french are just worried about their aaa rating and what's going on in greece now well maybe by the time this program airs we'll have a different scenario playing out there i hope wind is it's a political fiasco more than anything else right now. well yes it is it's a political fiasco it's an economic disas

senator cleric paschal -- clare mccaskill toured the cemetery. a team is checking each of the markers. >>> heads up for drivers this weekend. you can expect major changes in the traffic pattern of the weekend, starting at 9:00 tonight. 3 lanes on i-495 will close on route 123. it will be finishing a new bridge on 123. >>> the maryland transit association is spending big bucks on commuter rail. 50 new passenger cars will be multi level with more seats available, and there will be more doors to exit and make boarding faster. the new cars will be sir -- will be in service by 2013. >>> this weekend on metro there will be delays because of ongoing work. starting tonight. five stations on the red line will be closed. to,, silver spring wieden -- takoma and forest glen. work should be finished by monday morning and begins at 10:00 tonight. >>> still to come -- why the cia is tweaking online. >> and best by jumping into black friday midnight madness. >> and an exodus from big banks. si the benefits of -- see the benefits and drawbacks of going to smaller

we're on the edge here and the dividing hine between and clareing to the east. you will see more clearing. >> and 52 downtown. around the bay. and seasonal temperatures. and the next storm on monday. and the fifth day t will be a day late. we'll have falling temperatures. we'll be watching it. let's check on the roads. , we have a broken down car, be careful. looking at our traffic cameras. more people getting out on the road. and and mt. carmel. we had an example. drive times are normal. that's 5 minutes. >> and the air lines is not refounding thousands to a woman. lynn mccain were going to travel. she was diagnosed with cancer. and she wants u.s. airways to refund 49200 for five tickets but the airline said the tickets are not refundable. the best they can offer is waive the fee and by tickets for another trip. >> big deal i may not be alive. what good is a voucher going to do me. >> a spokesperson said the airline will make the vouchers transferable so the famed member can use them. >>> and health news this morning. radiologists is recommending that get the f

that says a lot about atmosphere at santa clare. >>reporter: administrators say they have improved the university network security sense the hacking accident was discovered in august. will continue to implement additional security measures. >> i'm glad they found out that this happened and hopefully can get it all fixed and everyone grade set up. really affects the integrity of the work that all student have here. >>reporter: in santa clara, lil i don't know kim, abc 7 news. >>> turning to health news now. promising new research shows heart damage can be reversed using stem cell therapy and in this small study there were in dangerous side effects. 16 patient's with severe heart failure had infusion of stem cell green from their own heart tissue weeks earlier. within the year the heart function had markedly improved. researchers at the university of louisville were surprised at the magnitude of im practice. since traditional therapy make much less of a difference. results are publishe british journal. >> corporation of menlo park sai

that says a lot about atmosphere at santa clare. >>reporter: administrators say they have improved the university network security sense the hacking accident was discovered in august. will continue to implement additional security measures. >> i'm glad they found out that this happened and hopefully can get it all fixed and everyone grade set up. really affects the integrity of the work that all student have here. >>reporter: in santa clara, lil i don't know kim, abc 7 news. >>> turning to health news now. promising new research shows heart damage can be reversed using stem cell therapy and in this small study there were in dangerous side effects. 16 patient's with severe heart failure had infusion of stem cell green from their own heart tissue weeks earlier. within the year the heart function had markedly improved. researchers at the university of louisville were surprised at the magnitude of im practice. since traditional therapy make much less of a difference. results are published british journal. >> corporation of menlo park sa

and israel to decide whether or not they decide to play the clare war in iran just the fact that it does build nuclear weapons doesn't necessarily mean they're going to use them and who is it really for the u.s. israel the west to decide who or who doesn't develop nuclear weapons anyways i mean why shouldn't it be some other suffering countries to make those decisions i just want to make this point so i think what we're seeing here really is a modern form of colonialism from these countries they're using weapons inspections agencies the u.n. exception to keep down these countries that they see to be disappearing unruly not trust worthy of possessing these kind of weapons i think that's really problematic kind of old form who wants to raise. go to another. arab emirates egypt turkey you're going to have all these countries develop corruptions you're going to have a nuclear bomb and let me let me jump in here you know the only please let me jump in here on america gentlemen let me jump in here marc if i can go to you and i to read very short of one sentence from the report to date iran has

games and that puts them in charge of group and close to sealing an early top sixteen spot a case of clare have yet to win. another game style about. group a with three wins from free themselves after their victory over n.p.r. cos also with one hundred percent record amount of cash you see and that includes dating the gala task while you know olympia got their great day victory over a second pro comp seven hundred sixty two the score that danny green unstoppable in the one hundred twenty three points another news. is in a race against time to be fit for russia's fed cup final against the czech republic this weekend the world under seven is struggling with a shoulder injury at the end of a long season considering the top off as they tell us the fed cup final is the last tournament in the women's season it was a busy month for russia's top players were no one who participated in three events for deep during a season accumulate and lead to injuries but the twenty seven year old grand slam winner hopes to be fit to play but he. has got some problems with my shoulder at the camera because i'm g

spirits who may become that's coming straight as well calling for withdrawal of a proposed documents clare's the. military the guardian of constitution deficit its approval would mean the army generals were complicit could influence the making of policies even after a new president was elected protest was arranged by the country's most organized it's called the muslim brotherhood and supporters like islam instance secular activists like us based radio host stephen leatherman retrieval could prove to be a greater evil thing than. things are worse now and the military works better than they ever were under mubarak people are a great bunch but at the repression there's social issues it's gone completely unaddressed their oppression has been extremely severe thousands and they're arrested imprisoned tortured put through trousers in military tribunals no justice what's going on in egypt apparently it is they'll be complimentary oh actions the end of november it looks like carry on to the world goes on a presidential election until sometime in two thousand and thirteen in the year and it will main

and close to sealing chop sixteen spots ok said clare have yet to win. in other games league group with three wins from three after their victory over m.p.r. coffs also with one hundred percent record armont the party c n n group gala tatar right the union olympia got their first win in group david fix a second broke on seventy sixty two to score there and danny green was unstoppable him out one with twenty three points now it is one of the over is in a race against time to be fit for russia's fed cup final against the czech republic this weekend the world number seven is struggling with a shoulder injury at the end of a long season constantly to top off as the data. the fed cup final is the last tournament in the women's season a job it was a busy man for russia's top lariat as one i know it could but it's a beating three events for deep during it's a shared old season accumulates and lead to injuries but the twenty seven year old grand slam winner hopes to be fit to play religion. have got some problems with my shoulder since they're playing at the cra

to clare's its longest ever war outpacing the war in afghanistan by decades only this one is within american communities so with record poverty rates in the u.s. is this a war that simply can't be won. poverty actually looks a lot like me. and could you sponsor one struggling financially if you saw the presidential candidates might not be willing to face the grim economic reality but our teacher is also your home the government is lowballing its own poverty rates. and want the countdown to the twenty twelve elections begin president obama with his boxing gloves on and gets ready to duke it out with his g.o.p. contenders but could a bad economy and high unemployment numbers be that one two punch a knockout to his hopes for reelection debate. it's monday november seventh seven pm in washington d.c. i'm christine freeze out there watching our team. starting out this hour a look into the economic collapse in america for so many people what has happened feels like a deep dark hole the challenge of climbing out insurmountable the question of how to fix the broken economy issue number one for all o

oppression currency wars and then trade wars and then world war the panic of oh wait the great recession clare's to slash depression you're living a greece of you living in spain you living in italy you living in a lot of places is depression currency wars you hear mine taken from brazil you see all these countries trying to salvage their car in cities like the swiss by going off you know there's the going on and pegging it to the euro so now you have currency wars now they're talking about trade wars and then next thing is real wards and we've seen this movie being laid over before so briefly then you say that we're going to see a combination of trade wars and freer trade but which way do you think this scale step as you are the trends journal forecaster had to pick mine it's right now we tip stored freer trade so that the multinationals could pull off. and then what happens is when things start collapsing more and more then it goes into trade wars so right now you're going to see more deals being done so the multinationals can find more places to get things made more cheaply and then ship back

mounted clare neighborhood is the most burglarized in the city. residents launched a pilot project. they are worried about slower response times from police and department downsizing. the break-ins are happening in during the day when homeowners are at work. >> we have to do our own policing. that is what it amounts to. on burglaries and we have to monitor our own neighborhood. >> oakland needs more police help. officers would be great, but we got to work with what we got. >> the police say surveillance cameras help because nobody wants to be caught on tape. >>> a pair of gunmen suspected in two robberies may have struck again in pleasant hill. police say two men wearing skeleton masks and black hoodies robbed a verizon store around 7:30. armed with semi automat ix they robbed wallets. their descriptions match burglars that robbed a shop and go store. >> aviation history. two major airlines put biofuel in the tank. it bucs cleaner and major breakthrough for a bay area lab. david louie has the details. >> reporter: solardyne has the goal to produce renewable fuel. but now it has open

bypassing eleanor roosevelt, best room, clare boothe luce, dorky sitcom emily post, and every other prominent american woman of that 191st, with her patrimony, her own attainment and her latest accolade quote, cissy patterson, nobody closer eleanor, is probably the most powerful woman in america. it added, and perhaps the most hated. so cissy patterson was as i said the daughter of chicago, and she was born in 1881, and as a woman born in the late 19th century, she had no expectation of getting a job or of going into the family business at the tribune. and so she did what young heiresses typically good at the turn of the 20th century, and she made one of the events fashionable so-called international matches. in her case, with a very handsome but sort of a dubious count who wasn't at the poll indiana. and his ancestral states are in the ukraine. she had been warned by her family that he was as one of her mother friend put it, an infamous bad egg. and it turned out to be much worse. she went to live with him and his so-called castles in the ukraine, which were in need of repair. and he married

we will clare out in time for thanksgiving and friday and saturday are looking very, very nice. beverly farmer, over to you. >> right now looking at the wet pavement and fog slowing everybody down. you can plan on that on a monday. southbound lanes no current accidents. look at the visibility, pace isn't so bad but it will slow heading toward montgomery village avenue. let's check the ride for folks on 66. we have a new problem in 66 east business 234 one broken down on the roadway. if you are traveling on northbound 95 out of stafford county, crash at 610 tying up two lanes. that is a look the ayour drive. jessica, back to you. >>> thank you beverly. as for wall street, we are looking a little lower this morning. it is a holiday shortened week. >>> on "the early show," tony stewart, hugh grant. the debt super committee. all on their run down. >>> i'm going to be back at 7:25 with beverly for the latest on traffic and weather. >>> follow us wherever you go. we have news and weather apps for iphone and android, have a great day, everybody. .. an american citizen described as anal

if santa clare, abc 7 news. >> tm los angeles sheriff's department is reopening the investigation into with wood defendant authorities new has prompted new investigation. one of them is believed to be ken is in dave the captain of the yacht that wood was aboard when she died. he admitted he lied to investigators about wood death back then which was ruled an accidental drowning. he now claims wood then husband robert wagner was responsible. >> robert with interpicked up a bottle of wine and smashed it right on the coffee table in front of christopher and natalie and robert wagner said what are you training to did, what do you weren't to do, blank my wife is this snchl. >>reporter: that's what the argument was about is what he wept on to say. investigators will not say what kind of new information they have spoken with specifically. wire issued a statement saying he full i supports the department and its investigation. >> joe paterno diagnosed with treatable form of lung cancer. it was detected during if up visit for illness according to statement released by the family today. it ordered

then tomorrow high pressure rise again in the mid upper 70's in the south bay. 76 at san jose anti-clare to 78 at saratoga and los gatos. on peninsula mid upper 70's. up to 78 at redwood city. 77 at palo alto. low 70's on the coast pacifica and a half moon bay. downtown san francisco mid 70's tomorrow. official high weigh predict 74 degrees. 71 in the sun set district. 72 in daly city. north bay upper 70's to rate around 80 degrees will be the high. santa rosa and napa. 78 vallejo. 79 at novato. nearest bay high will be in the mid 70's. 75 at oakland and union city. fremont. castro vaechlt inland east bay just a little bit warmer. upper 70's at fairfield concord walnut creek. dublin. pleasanton, livermore and monterey bay high tomorrow of 82 at santa cruz. 80 at watsonville and 80 inland gilroy. accu-weather 7 day forecast couple more mild days coming our way then thursday sharp change temperatures drop high only into the low 60's inland. mid 50's around the bay and we have showers on thursday that could linger into friday. more showers likely on sunday which marks the first day of falli

former marine who spent time in iraq and he has worked for several seasons as a firefighter at the sant clarey fire department. now, this point, police don't have any suspects in their custody. they have released that surveillance footage. and then additionally they have released some still photos, the hope of course that somebody in the community will recognize that man, and then be able to identify him for police. now if that man is found, he will be charged with attempted murder, and with assault. back to you. >> do we have any idea what they argued about inside that jack in the box in the first place? >> you know, no idea what has caused the argument. you can see in that surveillance footage there is a plan intervening. and actually -- man intervening and actually kind of pulling the suspect back from the firefighter but we have no idea what caused the argument in the first place. >> kristy siefkin, live in san francisco, thanks. >>> a paddle border is missing along the san mateo county coast. the coast guard is leading the search near half moon bay. the search for rodrigo ruiz centered a

in oakland's month clare community. and neighbor to neighbor, grass roots affair. >> we're a force to reckon with. >> reporter: there has been an uptick in burglaries here. an average of 1.5 per day. >> my neighbor up the street, he had his front door kicked in twice. >> reporter: so neighbors decided they needed cameras. and that if more people bought into it, more of the neighborhood would be safe. >> so this gives us another set of eyes while we're not around to keep us in the loop. >> reporter: this weekend, they handed out new cameras to those who bought them. and they got a small group discount on service. and they tried to sell the idea to those who haven't. >> if they're on your property, chances are they're not supposed to be there. and tools like these are especially important with all of the police department cuts we've seen in oakland. people are getting the feeling they need to take matters into their own hands. >> it is going to create more solid cases. >> reporter: which means police may give your burglar

albert burtl is a former marine who spent time in iraq and worked as a seasonal firefighter in safpbt clareunty for the past -- santa clara county for the past five years. at this point police have no suspects in their custody. they released the video and new still photos of the suspect hoping someone in the community might recognize that person and come forth. when he is caught, he will be facing murder and assault charges. back to you. >>> be a american airlines jed -- an american airlines jet from new york to san francisco had to make an emergency landing in buffalo. officials say flight 177 landed safely after the pilot noticed smoke in the cockpit last night. all passengers were escorted off that plane safely. the airline is inspecting the plane, trying to pinpoint exactly what happened. >>> and a paddle border is missing along the san man county coast. the coast guard is leading the search near half moon bay. the search for rodriguez ruiz missing around pillar point harbor. he failed to return yesterday from his trip. a number of agencies checked the air and the water but no sign. >>>

former prime minister tony clare -- tony blair current prime minister david cameron, the head of mi5 and mi6 -- i now know the difference -- very impressive people and very thoughtful observations about global affairs and america's role. one of them said this -- if you are lucky enough to be elected president of the united states, you will undoubtedly travel to foreign capitals and you will hear a rehearsal of, perhaps things america has done wrong in the minds of the people you are speaking with, but do not ever forget this. what we all fear the most is a week america. -- weak america. the world needs a strong america with strong values, with a strong economy that can provide for a strong military, a nation that can assert its convictions that freedom is indeed a gift of god. we need a strong america. a strong america is the best out like these as ever known. this is not a time for us to be wobbly about the principles that make america america. our principles work. i believe our effort has to be focused on ensuring that our leadership of this critical time is able to keep america st

within just this past hour, you have protesters, police claring there at zuccotti parks.h metropolitan police in d.c. 27 years. you've worked certainly in washington dealing with protesters and the like. how do you prepare for a day like this? >> there's a lot of intelligence work that's done. you want to meet with the leadership if you can identify the leadership of these different groups and try to say, okay. look. we're here to protect you. we're here to protect the citizens of the city. new york, washington, d.c., portland, you want to make sure that they are able to conduct their first amendment right to protest. again, we talk about the grassroots organizer you spoke with moments ago. always a fringe movement. today we've had, i know of at least five nypd officers that have been injured. >> seven. just got the word. >> that's a new one. >> 175 arrests and to your point about this, even the activist i had on a moment ago said you have the fringe group. whether it is the occupy, whatever massive movement you have. you have the sliver of the population. and all it take

former prime minister tony clare -- tony blair, current prime minister david cameron, the head of mi5 and mi6 -- i now know the difference -- very impressive people and very thoughtful observations about global affairs and america's role. one of them said this -- if you are lucky enough to be elected president of the united states, you will undoubtedly travel to foreign capitals and you will hear a rehearsal of, perhaps, things america has done wrong in the minds of the people you are speaking with, but do not ever forget this. what we all fear the most is a week america. -- weak america. the world needs a strong america with strong values, with a strong economy that can provide for a strong military, a nation that can assert its convictions that freedom is indeed a gift of god. we need a strong america. a strong america is the best out like these as ever known. this is not a time for us to be wobbly about the principles that make america america. our principles work. i believe our effort has to be focused on ensuring that our leadership of this critical time is able to keep america s