. >> of commerce city police hebei computer-generated sketch will help identify a sexual assault suspect. -- baltimore city police hope a computer-generated sketch will help identify a suspect. if you recognize this man, you are asked to call metro crimestoppers. >> a 28-year-old harford county man is in critical condition at shock trauma tonight. police say gerard michael brown was shot in the chester around 10:30 p.m. wednesday. there is no word on a possible suspect or motive. a man was rushed to the hospital after a brazen afternoon shooting in southwest baltimore. officers were called just after 3:00 this morning to the 700 block of north brantley street. >> residence in one baltimore neighborhood are on high alert after shooting this morning, the latest in a string of violent crimes in charles village. >> war concerning news for folks who live here in charles village tonight. earlier this morning at around 6:00, a man was shot during an attempted robbery in the 2600 block of st. paul and st., less than half a block from where hopkins researcher steven pitcairn was stabbed and kille

the greater washington city of commerce helped out. >> we really needed to get to a middle point. >> reporter: that's here in 1,500 square feet of commercial space in columbia heights. in a few weeks, some but not all of the food vendors will relocate here. >> we did a business plan for everybody. we incorporated their business and we're still going to help them with any kind of assistance they'll need. >> reporter: they'll have to pay for the space and come up with business plans like any other fledgling merchants. so in the end, the business park plan worked, though not in the way some would have liked. >> they're going to be okay. when you're building a business. you have to have that character. >> reporter: the plan is to name the new location the international market. seven of the 40 or so unity park members will make that move so far. >>> chuck bell is here now keeping an eye on this forecast. and you say -- you're telling me. all day long with the ice cold hands, no matter where you go. >> time to build a fire somewhere. cold stuff outside today. 52, our high temperature. i me

the city announced the camp would be allowed to remain on a long-term basis, and workers even brought in portal toilets. >> san francisco ranks in the top four that the chamber of commerce doesn't want you to know about, the angriest city in america. the daily beast.com looked at the number of demonstrators on the tea party's first day of protest in 2009, and the up in of "occupy" protesters in each city on october 15th. denver had the highest number of protesters per million people at 12,000. portland is second, followed by seattle and san francisco. >> international intrigue prevents a ship from docking in san francisco. and the thunder and beauty on display. plus it was a beautiful sunday out but will it stay that way? >> mike: the raiders scattered the week with a quarterback controversy and ended with a similar problem. boller, three picks, palmer, three >> alan: a russian sailing ship visits san francisco, isn't going to happy overall. the ship was scheduled to arrive on friday. moscow called off the ship over diplomatic issues. leaders worried the ship might be seized. >> an eye-popping exhibit, the men doctor of india's royal court is now open at in san francisc

. >> this is here in walnut creek this is the busy shopping district and the center of commerce for this city. and that is why we're told the protesters in large part decided to have their events right here. >> whether in front of bank of america walnut creek or chevron, the anticorporate protests swept through big cities and made their way to the suburbs. >> they're keeping profits off shore, and they could be investing in the united states. >> in contra costa county the protests come in a climate where its cost tens of thousands of people their homes. >> i'm afraid they're going to lose it this man is trying to hold on to his house after losing his job with bank of america. he thinks the protestors speak for him and many like him struggling in this economy. >> and family. people start to realize people can do something about it. and people... you know have some power. >> i think we're a victim of our own success. it's corporate greed. we go to other countries for cheaper labor. >> and one big corporation claims the criticism aims their way is largely misplaced. >> i think we're all frustrat

morning to share the stage with wells fargo and the chamber of commerce and again, to compliment wells fargo because i see them all over our city along with creating businesses and jobs. it is not just about making money. it is also about how you use that money to improve lives in our city. that has been my philosophy as a non-politician, to make sure that everybody's investment -- there is not only a return on that, but that investment is also in the quality of life for people in the city. i will continue making growth and success of our technology industry. central market payroll tax exemption. we pass that in april, and now look at twitter. they are spending their $15 million. to retrofit the furniture market, and permits are already being drawn. so you have the anchor right in front of you being created on central market. we passed the stock options tax exclusion, and working with the board again, just like we did for the payroll tax exemption, working closely with the board of supervisors, making sure they all understand the value of making sure that our technology companies have a chance to grow in this city and making su

cities, is already a success. >> they are planning a march to the chamber of commerce's this afternoon.rotests we have seen in new york turned violent. police had to use pepper spray to get the block under control. so far nothing like that has been seen in d.c. back to you. >> thank you. >>> here's your chance to own a piece of d.c. history despite. cause from the hawk and dove bar are being sold at an online auction. the capitol hill and mark closed last weekend after more than 40 years in business. everything from to signs and posters will be auctioned off today and tomorrow. >> >>> the redskins owner is generating a lot of talk around town. his new yacht is estimated to be worth $70 million. take a look added. she is believed to be among the 100 largest in the world. it includes a five-story spiral staircase, a library, a gymnasium, six state rooms. he is not confirming the price tag, but you can see more pictures of it on a special photo gallery on our website wjla.com. >> that's a happy lady. cracks apparently. >> you have to wonder how much it takes to fill up at gas tank. >> i do

martha: michael bloomberg saying these people brought commerce to new york city. take a look at the market. up 54 points. a decent open as everybody watches this plan out of europe to see if they can keep the banks from failing. that will have to grease the wheels of the global economy. keep yourize on the capital of slovakia. meanwhile, mitt romney scored the most coveted endorsements. chris christie throwing his support behind the governor. >> i think governor romney is the best candidate to beat barack obama next november. so first i belief that many the biggest reason support mitt romney. do you have an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem? are you taking warfarin to reduce your risk of stroke caused by a clot? you should know about pradaxa. an important study showed that pradaxa 150mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa, there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is progress. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have a

city. >> more jobs to the headquarters and the u.s. chambers of commerce a couple hours ago, demanding jobs, but you know so far, no civil disobedience and no arrests. andrea? >> bruce, thank you very much. not often do you get a sound track for your live shot there. >> yeah, hopefully it has been in the public domain that they don't need to pay any royal city. >> thanks a lot, bruce. thanks for those stories as well. >>> coming up new at 6:00, federal authorities are trying to find out why the saudi arabian man tried to open up the door of the airplane while the flight was still up in the air, which happened on the american flight 4305 last night, headed to indianapolis. and the passengers on board said that the 20-year-old walked to the the front and tried to open up the cabin door. they said that they were sitting right near them. >> it was just like that, you know, none of us were going to let them get out of it and we were also not going to overreact and tackle someone to the ground. none of us thought that was necessary. >> they pulled them away from

the chamber of commerce has hosted job fairs for veterans in cities across the country. sam's club have promised us if a military spouse who works at their stores has to move to a new duty station, they will do their very best to have a job waiting for them when they arrive. [ applause ] so these are bold commitments. and these are companies that are making these pledges not just because it's the right thing to do or because it feels patriotic. they're also doing it because it's good for their bottom line. it's good for business. because they know that veterans and military spouses like all of you here today represents the best our country has to offer. and they want you on their team. and really that's what joining forces is all about. it's really about tapping into all that good will that's already out there, all across this country, in every sector of society. and it's important for you to know that. because i know sometimes it feels like a struggle, like sometimes we don't know as a nation what you sacrifice, what your family sacrifices, but know that people are step

the city has opened up the large piers that unfortunately are not being used. we don't have the commerce we had in the old days. it has gone to oakland. we don't have the real site on the side of the bay. >> south of market has very unusual conditions, settlement. >> south of market, that particular fixture is at sixth street, which is right in the heart of this. some of the largest magnitudes of movement during the 1906 earthquake occurred in this area of what is called sullivans march, which it sullivans march, just south of market. not only did it solidify and saddle, but when the ground slopes, and actually flows and moves latterly. some areas of mission creek and sullivan's marsh, that was on the order of 15 feet. it was significant. everything you see south of market was built after the 1906 earthquake. the longer the time between the 1906 earthquake and the time of construction, the more likely people forgot about all the damage that occurred in 1906. so they were not as sensitive and perhaps cautious as they should be. many of these buildings that we see south of market, while th

commerce. these protests started in new york on wall street over a week ago. they're spreading across major cities. their cause has also grown to cover several causes. >> i'm here to protest the war in afghanistan among other things, but mainly that is our main objective. >> the majority of americans are struggling right now and that's because the government should be supporting and helping us get out of this situation. >> organizers plan to protest for the next few days. president obama was in fighting form at a news conference today. the briefing came the same day we learned the first time jobless claims are up 6,000 last week and one day before the september unemployment numbers are being released. the president challenged republicans and congress over their opposition to his jobs bill, but republicans are digging in. house speaker john boehner says congress is legislating. the president is playing politics. >> the reason i keep going around the country talking about this jobs bill is because people really need help right now. our economy really needs a jolt right now. >> nothing has disappoint

the other famous is the mobs of the great cities to the support of pure government as sores do to the strength of the human body. and the suspicion of commerce went hand in hand with the suspicion of big cities. and mason agreed with this. , and and, um, i think that raises the question: why did this large planter who was very much involved in an international commercial system as some of you know tried to set up a couple of his sons as merchants later in life, why was this republican critique of commercial society persuasive to him? well, i'm speculating now, but identify got some -- i've got some theories. for one thing it may have had something to do with his experiences before and during the american revolution. let's start with the period before the revolution. the british navigation acts had tried to confine american trade within the british empire. there were other regulations that put limits on american manufacturing. mason thought the british regulations were unnecessary and counterproductive. mason thought as long as americans had access to cheap land on the frontier, the business of america would be farming. it wouldn't be industr

it is located in a city 200 kilometers away from fukushima daiichi, a place where government surveys have detected relatively high radiation readings. >> reporter: commerce are concerned about their food and their environment. this is a low cost way to get some peace of mind. that station is located in the shopping district. customers can check soil, food, and other products they have bought or grown. the station is equipped with eight measuring instruments. people pay $52 to check for radioactive materials. it costs $13 to test for those. >> translator: the station is very helpful. if i ask for the same testing in a lab far from my house, i'd have to pay more. this station is closer and costs less. >> it's also first. the process takes about 20 minutes. the test is over in about one minute, if it is radiation free. >> i am relieved to know my sample deputy contain any radioactive material. i only had to put the sample in the con tarn and push the button. it is easy. anyone can do it. >> this is the manager of this do it yourself radiation monitoring station. he decided to open it after he bought an instrument to make sure that his family wasn't being ex

city to see the protests as they planned to meet. freedom plaza to begin their march, taking their message to the chamber of commerce and elsewhere.nhattan to mcpherson square the occupy wall street are occupying the district >> people are coming out of the woodwork fiscal conservatives libertarians, radicals liberals. >> from college students to union leaders, the planned march today is to protect corporate greed. unlike new york, the d.c. demonstration will focus specifically on corporate money in politics. >> clearly there's enough money in the economy, but it seems to be going only to 1%. >> if the other 99%, mainly the middle class, but many are marching for, demanding help for those days they needed the most. >> americans fed up with just being forced into poverty. >> anywhere from 70 people to 200 people are expected to march, garner enough attention and more support with every step they take. >> i know we will not change the system overnight. but for our movement to spread to different cities is already a success. >> people are expected to start gathering around 8:30 entries in plaza -- at freedom plaza. they will marks th

commerce commission and are searching for clues. chicago mayor rahm emanuel is laying out new standards encouraging city employees to use the cta insteads using the cta, employees will have to explain why not and supervisors will have the authority to deny mileage reimbursement, if workers have to use their cars, reimbursement will be capped at 50 mi. for a day and the mayor hopes that this will save the city $100 million per year. iowans will be bringing in the new year with a vote why the presidential office is likely to be held on january 3rd. so-called value voters hold their straw polls for republican hopefuls and later a pilot was forced to ditch his plane off the coast of hawaii and it was all caught on tape. do you have an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem? are you taking warfarin to reduce your risk of stroke caused by a clot? you should know about pradaxa. an important study showed that pradaxa 150mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is progress. pradaxa can cause serious, sometime

commerce. the san francisco department of children, youth, and their families. san francisco department on the status of women. san francisco zero divided foundation. we would like to thank the city department heads that are here. the department of status of women. the human rights commission, and our own director, the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs. you have an opportunity later in the meeting for public comment. please indicate if you would like to speak or write down your questions and return the cards to staff members. i would like to introduce an outstanding leader who has worked hard to bring the diverse segments of the san francisco community together to reach a common ground. since coming into office in january of 2009, he has brought thoughtful leadership to our city. we're pleased to welcome the president of the san francisco board of supervisors. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. i am pleased to be with all of you today. i want to think the immigrant rights commission and all of the many partners here to talk about a very important topic. 13 years ago, i lived in washington, d.c.. i worked for the senate judiciary committee during the last debate

city reforming plant. so thank you very much, you guys. supervisor chiu: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. jim lazarus, san francisco chamber of commerce, representing 1500 local businesses, 80 percent of them -- 80% of them small businesses. we support change to the ordinance, and we appreciate the efforts of supervisor campos since last may and now president chiu and the mayor in considering alternatives. it is clear that a consensus approach needs to come. i think there will be meeting today on the subject, and if we can work through this, we can come up with changes to the ordinance that benefit the employees while retaining economic viability for many of our employers. we support amendments to the health care security ordinance that will improve notice to employees about benefits and account balances. we will support amendments that require employees -- employers to maintain a balance on a rolling annual basis. we support the amendments that will retain the remaining benefits after separation of employment for 90 days, and efficient notice to the city 15 days after the close of every quarter of expenditures made to the health care

commerce speech. they wanted to if emphasize that crime is not so bad in their cities. it's not.ists are going to the empty spaces rather than the cities. that would make sense. in the elm tear go to where the military is weakest. in this case it's in those empty spaces between the cities. not in the cities. that's the point we tried to make to them during the hearing. >> greta: maybe ignorance a little bit. could be. once again i'm terribly sorry. i know your reputation. i know you and i know general mccaffrey's reputation and i'm sorry. >> thank you, greta. >> greta: no more fun than this betty white going wild. latest role may seem shocking. not typical running of the bulls. not in spain. where is it? start guessing. here is a hint. close. plus lady gaga finds a not so [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. that is better than today. since 1894, ameriprise financial has been working hard for their clients' futures. never taking a bailout. helpin

the mayor told city workers he'll want to participate in wednesday's strike we're showing you line there at the commerce area, they're calling it getting prepared for this afternoon. occupy oakland organizers expected to hold a press conference this hour to explain what they have in mind for the general strike n oakland abc 7 news. >> and is f.this goes off as planned it won't be the first general strike. will it?. >> no. there was a large general strike one of the country's largest and last general strikes in 1946. i think we're showing you pictures now. this is when 130,000 workers organized and went on strike in support of retail clerks about 400 women at this time were trying to unionize their jobs at two department stores and what set off the strike police started to he is sko supreme court trucks to two department stores. the unions got involved at this point. 130,000 workers went on a two day strike shutting down the city for two days. >> and abc 7's vic lee apparently has a show of support today from city officials. >> the resolution supporting occupy sf passed in committee today. it's now on ro

city's next move. >> wbal-tv 11 news. >> the protests are getting worldwide support. protests have spread as far as the philippines, where dozens of demonstrators marched on the country's american chamber of commerceay. they say they want to encourage americans not to back down. >> i am saying to the people protesting in the the u.s., you're on the right track. the protests are good. protests are going to bring about changes that means something to you. not stop asking. did not stop protesting. do not stop taking understand. >> demonstrators used signs and a chants to show their support for the movement, and they say the american public should support u.s. demonstrators as well. could your way to change the price of your airline tickets? some airlines are saying yes. the controversial new policy southwest is putting into action. plus, -- >> it is ridiculous. they're already making tons of money. >> consumers fed up with banking fees are going digital. why online banking might not be the best alternative. >> we're tracking the latest round of thunderstorms through maryland. will we clear out in time for the marathon tomorrow? we will talk about that on in a moment. first, a live look at ocean city

city. host: your energy and commerce committee is holding a hearing today on the status of online gambling.an you tell us what options are on the table right now? as i understand, there is a bill to legalize it in the united states? guest: there is a bill to legalize it for poker only come up but we passed recently a bill in congress to say no internet gambling on the internet. we did this by outlawing the use of credit card and money orders and money transfer, and that pretty much stopped it. now it has all gone overseas and done illegally. the people that are advocating internet gambling are saying because is going overseas, we're losing the tax revenue, and also, there is a lot of fraud. that fraud will occur anyway. secondly, i think the other side of the coin is we want to have internet gambling, which would be poker possibly, there will be all kinds of gambling on the internet. for people that are addicted to gambling, they have the computer in their study in bedroom in this addiction would increase, so the trade-off is -- host: you are saying it would be too easy? guest: and also, ch

commerce. atop the state seal is an eagle sitting on the globe. the globe shows the western hemisphere, and that was meant to represent the new world and new york's important place as a port city in the development of the new world. >> finally, the word "excelsior" encourages new yorkers to reach ever higher to achieve their goals. maybe that's why new york city has so many skyscrapers. just about everyone knows manhattan, new york, is called "the big apple," but did you know that manhattan, kansas, has a similar nickname? it's called "the little apple." with "flag facts," i'm scott. >> listen up. natalie has some great advice on how to "make the grade." >> as faithful viewers of "teen kids news," you know that over the past months, i've been giving tips on how to find a part-time job. after all, i have one. well, finding the job is only the first step. getting it is the next challenge. usually, the big hurdle is... the interview! okay, so, no need to panic. here's a few simple things to keep in mind. dress neatly. even if you're looking for work mucking out stables, you want to make a good first impression. make sure you're not late. leave earlier than you need to, just in ca

commerce when the eir of the embarcadero roadway was being debated, draft circulated, and there were issues about the chinatown community wanting the freeway rebuilt. there was a very serious discussion the city family had that started at that opportunity, and i was in attendance when the kernel of an idea of a subway was essentially born. the idea was to provide chinatown with a life blood of great access, but not necessarily car access. at the time, there were no details, but at that time, there was the concept that this was something the city should invest in. everything else, was -- everything else, was, like all of these projects, very complex. we have had the debate. we have been the environmental analysis, and we made the decisions with the full scrutiny of the public. it is way too late to open the discussion now. in my view, the project needs to move forward with all due haste. the last thing we want to do is provide the federal government with any sense that our commitment to the project has wavered. i do not think it has, and i look forward to continuing to work with the mta to make sure we complete it in the timeline and for the money that is at this point agreed upon. i should sa

the chamber of commerce has hosted job fairs for veterans in cities across the country. and then companies like kmart and sam's club have promised us that if a military spouse who works at their stores has to move to a new duty station, they will do their very best to have a job waiting for them when they arrive. [applause] so these are bold commitments. and these are companies that are making these pledges not just because it's the right thing to do or because it feels patriotic. they're also doing it because it's good for their bottom line. it's good for business. because they know that veterans and military spouses, like all of you here today, represent the best our country has to offer, and they want you on their team. and really that's what joining forces is all about. it's really about tapping into all of that goodwill that's already out there all across this country in every sector of society. and it's important for you all to know that, because i know sometimes it feels like a struggle, like sometimes we don't know as a nation what you sacrifice, what your famili

the city is on a roll, but for high unemployment in some areas and a political scandal that won't end until the u.s. attorney says it's over. >> they packed the annual d.c. chamber of commercet. >> this is the business solution, not a social work solution. >> 11% unemployment rate could be reduced, cut a lot of the red tape that is tieing the hands of local businesses. >> we want lower regulations, for one. make it easier for businesses to be here. >> if you look at a company like living social. they had 40 or 50 employees, now they have 700. >> who could miss this scene? mayor vincent gray engaged in conversation with former campaign chairman, lorraine green. >> we were supposed to talk about the chamber event. >> both have seen their reputations battered. a former candidate for mayor himself. brown claims he was paid during the campaign. then given a job in the gray administration for helping undermine the campaign of adrian fenty. mayor gray and lorraine green said any wrong doing. >> they concluded the investigation and the conclusion was that i have no involvement. we look forward to getting the results. we realize, bruce, this is very painful process. i wish it would