d.c. -- protesters in oakland have reassembled. we are live in mcpherson square. >> instead of pressing for a crackdown, people in mcpherson square are hunkering down because of the weather. >> in new york, some of the protesters picked up their staffs. police cleared them out of the park yesterday morning. >> they had no loophole to keep it growing. >> they still can protests in new york, but they can no longer sleep and the park. in d.c., the protesters are confident there will be no clampdown on them. >> i am not worried about that. this is the nation's capital. >> the protesters believe that park police are more sympathetic to their cause. the tradition of peaceful demonstration sets a precedent for a prolonged protest. >> thank god there are so many people who are getting from their hearts. >> the experience of life in mcpherson square grows more challenging. >> the weather is not a viable excuse to shut things down. it is not an intimidating factor. >> the mix of homeless and activists vow to stay here in definitely. >> we wil

d.c. these protesters marched to the white house as a show of support for their friends in the big apple. occupy d.c. protesters made their march to the white house with their wall street counterparts in mind. disgusted over how those in chaz bono zuccotti park were treated. the removal of those in new york enraged peopled and the district. those demanding an audience with the president tonight say it's only fanning the flames. >> it only makes the movement grow. we come back bigger, better and stronger. we are only in our infancy. >> he may be right about bigger. the events in your brought one new member to the march. >> if i heard what happened in new york. so i had to join in the march. >> todd says once police started to silence those in new york, he found his voice. >> i am said that my country got to the point where people are attacking these young people for expressing themselves. >> these groups are very close- knit. these protesters say they have been in communication with their counterparts in new york. now that those people have nowhere to go, they are planning on coming here.

d.c. protesters turned their attention to d.c.d to investigate two incidents from last friday where demonstrators were hit by a car. it provoked a strong response from the chief. darcy spencer has our report. >> police officers. >> are now occupied by the people. >> reporter: protesters marched to d.c. protesters demanding a thorough investigation into two incidents friday night when protesters were hit by a car in the street. >> we are not allowed to give a statement on a hit and run? >> reporter: she, her pregnant wife and teenage son were hit where they were demonstrating. each was given citations for obstructing traffic. the driver was not charged. independent witnesses said they jumped in front of the car. >> there was never a need to jump in front of cars. >> reporter: police allowed them into the building and got their side of the story. >> i'm still suffering head trauma, nausea and headaches. >> reporter: minutes before they were hit, georgia pierce was struck by a car. a police report indicates it was a hit and run. >> i

d.c. protesters say they will release video and police reports that they say will prove that a driver intentionally hit four protesters in two separate incidents on friday night. d.c. police contend three people were hurt when demonstrators formed a ring ash the d.c. convention center and that they have no knowledge of a second incident involving the same driver. officers did not charge the driver on the accounts of two noninvolved witnesses who said the driver had a green light. protesters will hold a news conference at the d.c. convention center at 12:30 this afternoon. >>> frostburg state university in shock and mourning today. >> i asphiewnt was murdered over the weekend -- a student was murdered over the weekend. it reportedly happened during an argument in a house off campus. let's get the latest from stacy cohan. >> this is the second time that frostburg students have been rocked by violence in 2010, 20- year-old brandon carroll was shot to death at an off-campus party and now a 19-year-old female student is also dead after another fight that happened off campus. police a kortneigh mccoy of

it all started as a group of protesters from occupy d.c. surrounded the convention center there to confront folks who were part of a conference call defending the dream held by americans for prosperity. if we can go to the video, a witness on the scene took a photo of a victim loaded onto a stretcher. just before 10:00 tonight our photographer said one of the protesters ran up to shouting we need a medic. our photographer ran to see what was happening and saw main down at seventh and k street northwest -- a man down at seventh and k street northwest. then at seventh and massachusetts avenue he spotted a silver car surrounded by protesters shouting shame on you. you hit people. a man was sitting behind the wheel of the car. d.c. police tell us at least three occupy d.c. protesters have been hit by a car. that happened at seventh and k street northwest. police say the driver of the car hit the first group, kept driving and hit a third person before it stopped. at least two people have been taken to the hospital. one person is in custody, thou

d.c. protesters took their march to d.c. ive statements about friday night's car crash during a rally. protesters say the car that struck three hit another woman moments before. protesters were cited for jaywalking and the driver was not charged. the d.c. chief says they have been increasingly confrontational. they relouised a youtube video showing protesters being violent and confrontational. they are using children and inside the convention center using children as blockades. we'll have more coming up at 6:00. >>> the hilton hotel chain joined a list of companies hoping to redevelop the old post office in d.c. they want to turn it into a 245 room luxury hotel. it would feature four restaurants and high-end retail shops. it's on pennsylvania avenue between the white house and capital. half a dozen companies made proposals to develop the property including donald trump hotels. they are considering the proposals and says it will likely make a selection by november 17th. >>> a dispute between a church and a driving range could

d.c. protesters are back in mcphearson square after a solidarity march tonight. they took even the lobby of a building in chinatown. is it a company that owns zuccotti park in new york. the d.c. protesters marched to the white house tonight. >>> the assistant coach at penn state who claimed to have seen jerry sandusky abusing a child in a shower spoke out today. mike mcjiri said he reported the abuse to joe paterno and made sure that the abuse in the shower stopped. mcqueary has been in seclusion today. today he gave an interview to scott telly. >> describe your emotions right now. >> all over the place. just kind of shaken. >> crazy? >> crazy. >> you said what? >> like a snow dwloeb. >> mcqueary is on indefinite administrative leave. he has received death threats and is worried about his safety. >>> wilson ramos says he will stay in venezuela for the off season so he can play baseball. that decision comes just a few days after being rescued from kidnappers in that country. ramos started to practicing today with a baseball team in venezuela. he is not answering q

d.c. protests have cost city taxpayers a million dollars over the past two months. the district has spent more than $900,000 on police, trash removal, traffic control, and other expenses. violent clashes in cairo this weekend killed at least one protester and left hundreds of people injured. egyptian television says riot police firing tear gas stormed into cairo's square to dismantel a protest. hundreds of demonstrators fought back and sent in armored police vehicle on fire. the violence took place in nine days before egypt's first election since jose was ousted. >>> the congressional subcommittee met today and will meet through the weekend. there's no indication of a deal inside. the washington post is reporting tonight they could admit defeat as early as monday. they have been meeting for more than two months trying to agree on a multitrillion dollar package of spending cuts. the white house stayed out of it. reports tonight say talks between john boehner and harry reid have failed to produce a scaled back agreement. listen up if you are taking metro this weekend.

in two separate incidents when protesters had firmed ring around the d.cconvention center. the first police report they showed us says about 10:00 that night, a woman was injured in a hit and run at 800 l street in northwest. protesters say the victim is this woman, georgia pierce who was taken to the medstar trauma unit. the second report says a driver struck tea people at seventh and mowptd vernon place. the protester claim the driver hit the first protester under the walkway at the d.c. convention center, turned the corn are and struck a second group. >> are you aware of another woman struck. >> involving this driver, i'm not. >> reporter: a rather contentious news conference on saturday night attended by a group of occupy d.c. protesters, the assistant police chief said he had no knowledge of a second incident involving the same driver. protest everys are angry that the ohio family he struck was cited in the hospital but there are no charges for the driver. police say they based the decision not to charge the driver on the accounts of two noninvolved w

d.c. police contend three people were hurt when protesters formed a ring around the d.c.er and they have no knowledge of a second incident involving the same driver. officers decided not to charge the driver on the accounts of two noninvolved witness whose said the driver hay green light. >> i don't think that gives the driver the right to strike anybody but, if somebody drunk dives in front. the car, that does weigh a lot on how the accident occurred. >> imanticipate not going to pretend to know what color the light was at that moment in time but a green light i don't think gives anybody the right to just mow down a group of people would are standing there peacefully. >> occupy protesters are holding a news conference at the d.c. convention center at 12:30 this afternoon. >>> all that time you spend tweeting or that you're on facebook might help you land your next job. company are hiring more and more people who specialize in social media. we'll have the details coming up after the break. let's check in with tucker. >>> cold start to the day. it should be a beautiful day

d.c. protesters and conservatives who say their forum at the washington convention center was disrupted. attendees injured. protesters are upset because four people were struck by a vehicle but the driver was not ticketed. witnesses confirm he had a green light when they were struck. today, metro p.c. will adjust tactics to ensure safety. the house is considering a bill to limit telemarketing to cell phone. they say it's outdated by 20 years and many people no longer have land line phones and new bill would allow calls for informationm purposes. but critics worry it's slippery slope people could opt in to receiving robo calls without meaning to. >>> finally, a texas christian university student government candidate asked to cover up part of his campaign slogan because a school said a word could be deemed dur rogatory. graham mcmiln introduces hism as graham, like the cracker. so he put his nickname "graham cracker mcmiln" on the campaign sign but the school worried it might be offensive so they gave him tape to cover it up ahead of the election tomorrow. >>> san francisco has to be happy

d.c. protest. icials say the three were taken to two area hospitals with non-life threatening injuries. hundreds of protesters affiliated with occupy d.c. shut down streets friday near the city's convention center in downtown washington. police say the driver will not be charged because he had a green light when his car mit the three people. -- hit the three people. >> a fire at a townhouse community in perry hall. fire broke out at the gardens in perry hall farms in haven farm road. it took a dozen firefighters to bring it under control. 15 adults and three children were displaced because of the fire. the cause is under investigation. >> a trip under the busch river in abbington turned into a high-scale rescue. now some children may need to be treated for hypothermia. two dozen people were on a canoe when it capsized. the whole ordeal took an hour and a half. two kids and one adult were taken to upper chesapeake medical center. no word this morning on their condition. >> the numbers are out. it tur

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d.c. protesters prepare to make what could be a painful statement today. good morning. >> welcome to news 4 today for this thursday, november 17th, 2011. we're going to take a live look outside right now time for traffic and weather on the 1s. >> we have a little bit of fog in the air and it is still damp, although it has dried out in some areas, especially east of washington. right now, the radar show still more rain. rain falling from tennessee into kentucky, the carolinas and all across virginia and parts the of maryland. there's a little bit of snow in southeast and west virginia. closer to washington, that band of yellow and dark rain, moderate rain moving through the district into northern prince georges county and in southern fairfax, prince william with towards charlottesville. it's chilly, down into the 40s now throughout many of the region. these will be the high temperatures for the day because of a blustery northwest wind bringing in colder weather. it's just near 40 out of the mountains. sunrise, 6:53 will be in the 40s through much of the day

d.c. protesters could return to the not set up ad chance. to renewed protests.testors marched to the white house in show of support for the demonstrators. makes the movement crow. better andk stronger. what happened today. i'm curious. -- furious. >> they said they are coming home. plan to arrive here by a thanksgiving. >> eight tv movie is in the worker in the trial of casey anthony. a spokeswoman says the project is being developed for the lifetime cable network. it is not known when it will air. matter of time. >>> a woman faces criminal charges for her beef with talk about. say amber harvey steered her wheelchair through the front of the restaurant. why? harvey says she was mad after order at the drive wheelchair and been refused. prettyhad to hit it hard. will shatter and fall on the ground. >> when police arrived, they did find her. she moved across the street to another restaurant. just when you thought you had heard everything. >> a video of an unusual rescue near atlanta. >> a teenager was trying to break into a home by going down chimney but then got s

since the occupy wall street protests began we'll take a look back at its determine start an uncertain future. it's thursday november seventeenth four pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching artsy well from coast to coast occupy wall street protesters storming u.s. cities today today is the two month anniversary of the movement and protesters are commemorating it with what they are calling a day of action in new york city where it all began they aim to shut down wall street occupy transportation hubs and the brooklyn bridge once again it turned violent as police crackdown and arrests dozens. what. was. well you can see the chaotic scene here of police decked out in riot gear dragging and arresting protesters and we have some disturbing video police arresting a woman take a walk. with. a girl obviously in pain there's struggling on the ground as police restrained her these violent images becoming an all too familiar sight over the past few months since the movement has progressed well r.t. has been covering this story from day one we have correspondents in all the movements hot spots around the country it's a bring us the latest on the sta

the move is to make way for a $50 million construction project. >>> occupy protesters at two d.c. camps, they're receiving warnings this morning that many say could be the first signs of an eviction. according to the "washington examiner," the national park service has posted warnings that protesters are attracting rats, urinating in public, and using illegal drugs. the park service says there are no plans to force demonstrators from mcpherson square or freedom plaza. compared to other occupy camps, d.c. protesters have enjoyed a friendly relationship with city officials and police. >>> this morning police in frederick are warning joggers to keep an eye out for a man who assaulted another runner. investigators say a woman was jogging along the 1600 block of northeast street around 9:00 last night when she approached a person she thought was another jogger running in the area. when she got close to the man, he groped her and sexually assaulted her then ran off. if you have any information you're asked to call frederick police. >>> today prince william county supervisors, they're exp

d.c. protesters with his car will not be charged. police say the driver had a green light when he hit the protesters in northwest last night. some witnesses say the demonstrators jumped in front of the car. other occupy members say the calf had time to stopr. the protesters were trying to block the roadway where the conservative group americans for progress were meeting. the three people are expected to be okay. >>> decision 2011. with just three days until crucial state elections virginia politicians are out in full force this weekend. governor bob mcdonald joined republicans for a rally in woodbridge today. democrats have an edge in the state senate but a few key senate victories tuesday would allow the gop to regain control of state government. turnout could be the deciding factor. >> so i'd say there's five or six races in the senate that are right at the margin of error. they're very close, very competitive. and it all depends on who shows up on election day. that's why we're flying around the state is to mobilize our friends and

d.c. protesters also hope to make an impact at that conference. ors plan to march from mcpherson square to the washington convention center and protest outside as crowds head inside. the march today begins at 6:00. >>> well, this is the first friday of the month. that means wall street is it eagerly awaiting the jobs report. cnbc's bertha coombs has more on what to expect today. good morning. >> good morning, joe. we're still watching the situation in greece and all the turmoil there. but jobs takes center focus this morning when the october employment report is released at 8: 8:30. economists are looking for the addition of 100,000 jobs with 10,000 private sector jobs tempered by more losses of government jobs. the unemployment rate is expected to stay unchanged at 9.1%. another piece of president obama's $447 billion jobs plan was vot down by 51-49, the senate blocking a $60 billion inf infrastructure proposal that included highway, rail and airport improvements. >>> and google doesn't just want to be on your computer, on your phone. now it's eye

. >>> occupy protesters at two d.c. camps are receiving warnings this morning that many say could be the first signs of an eviction. according to the "washington examiner," the national park service has posted warnings that protesters are attracting rats, urinating in public, and using illegal drugs. they say there's no plans to force demonstrators from either mcpherson square or freedom plaza, however. compared to other occupy pants, d.c. protesters have enjoyed a friendly relationship with city officials and police. >>> meantime, occupy wall street supporters in los angeles are going to court to battle an order to leave their encampment. they're seeking a federal injunction to prevent police from dismantling their camp at city hall. the occupy l.a. protesters were supposed to withdraw from the camp early yesterday morning. police in riot gear surrounded the area, but the protesters weren't evicted. >>> it's a similar scene in philadelphia where a few dozen occupy philly protesters are staying put in defiance of an orde

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three protesters in the occupy d.c. re recovering today after being hit by a car last night outside the washington convention center. the driver was not charged. instead, the three protesters were given citations for obstructing traffic. they're looking police to hear their side of the story. >>> a peewee football team will honor one of their teammates and his brother after the two were killed in a fiery car accident. 2-year-old delonte and his brother anthony died friday after a multicar accident caused their car to burst into flames. >> the team plans to honor the two brothers for the rest of the season by adding his number and delonte's name on the back of the team's helmets. >>> police are looking for a man who tried to abduct an 8-year-old girl. it happened 4:30 p.m. on satterfield court. luckily the girl got away. i'll be back in a few minutes with another update. >>> good morning and welcome to viewpoint. i'm jim hanley. today we're all about giving. november 9th is an exciting new opportunity for nonprofits in ou

here in d.c., protesters will march from macpherson square to the key bridge starting at 2:30 this afternoon. >>> the suspected white house shooter is now under arrest. 21-year-old oscar ortega hernandez was picked up at a hotel in pennsylvania after police found receipts from the hotel in his car. investigators are now looking into his mental health. police have not matched the two bullets found at the white house to the ak-47 found in his car. >>> president barack obama about to wrap up his trip to australia, addressing the parliament there, saying the united states is a pacific power and we are here to stay and he says the u.s. will expand its influence into the asia-pa civic region. he is in the northern city of darwin preparing to head to a series of summits in indonesia this morning. >>> now to a fox 5 exclusive, a straight a student at howard university is banned from campus and possibly facing expulsion. she claims it is all because she fought back when she was bullied and taxed. fox 5's wisdom martin has more -- and attacked. >> fox 5's wisdom martin has mother. >> reporter: this is

d.c. protesters are camping out. they are concerned about illegal drug and alcohol use and assaults. they handed out fliers to the protesters who deny the charges and believe the fliers are a threat of eviction or arrest. park police, however, say they have no plans of throwing anyone out. >>> strong sales on black friday were expected to bleed into cybermonday today. retailers offered deep discounts for one day only for online purchases. many customers took advantage of the deals from their desks at work. americans are expected to spend $1.2 billion online today alone. you still have time. most of those deals don't expire until midnight. >>> the winners of this month's gigantic power ball jackpot came forward today. they will split the $254 million prize. all three are money managers in greenwich, one of the wealthiest communities in america. they developed a trust for the money and their attorney says a portion of the winnings will be going to charity. >>> coming up tonight talking about zebras reasoning wild. a chaotic situation that led to a lot of double takes. >>> a fine agains

d.c. protest and between "the washington post" and the white house. a lot of police presence.d nervous at the moment. the occupy d.c. protest has been much less controversial, certainly not as many clashes, i would say as with occupy wall street. i think it feels like and looks like in new york things are reaching a boiling point. interesting to see how it influences the other occupy movements including here in the nation's capital. >> mike bloomberg moved to move them out and the court case ensu ensued. what is the public attitude on how this could be an issue in the campaign? >> they are a little bit all over the place. we have been talking a lot about it. this is something seeping into the national consciousness. poll iing that suggests that mo people identify with the cause and the inequality between the rich and the poor that identify with the tea party and polling that suggests the opposite. this is in some ways and i don't want to make the comparison, but what is similar is in political terms, we didn't know what we were getting and where it would head for months after

street protesters they marched here from macpherson square it was about a two and a half mile walk and there were about two hundred of them so you see behind me this is georgetown washington d.c. and to give you a little perspective about where we are the washington monument is right here on the other side of this bridge this is virginia so the protesters have been standing here for the last few hours they're holding signs they're hoping the people driving by driving to and from work can see there's times you can hear their messages they say they plan to stay here until about six pm tonight one of the interesting parts of today at least for the occupy d.c. movement has been the police presence there have been just as many officers as protesters they've been parked at every corner they have walked with the protesters and if you take a look here in the potomac river there they are there waiting so far i have not seen any handcuffs any police baton so far there have been no clashes with police that we know of as protesters have stayed on this side of the bridge getting their messages hard but not disrupting the flow of traffic not doing anything that has caused police to have to

d.c. why protesters are asking you to shop at freedom plaza. >>> the disturbing crimes targeting people on craigslist. >>> too much, too soon. how you could hurt your >>> occupy d.c. protesters are asking you to skip the malls on black friday and head down to freedom plaza to do your shopping. they set up a white elephant free store. people drop off their unwanted items since november 19th. they got books to clothes to baseball gloves. occupiers put that out today hoping people would come down and find an unexpected treasure. >>> late developments in the craigslist murder. two bodies were found in a shallow grave. a deadly craigslist robbery scene. investigators believe it may be that of a man named tim kern. he's been missing more than a week. a second body was located in the same rural area where a murder and attempted murder took place. they answered an ad seeking a farmhand in rural southeast ohio. job applicants were lured to the area, robbed, then shot. two suspects are under arrest in the case. one is a high school student. >>> a father was killed while looking for work to support h

d.c. protesters are angry by the right wing agenda of the cook brothers who are the major sponsors. live with the latest from there. gary. >> derek, pardon me if i have difficulty hearing you. forgive me if i repeat information you have already given. we are at new york avenue in northwest d.c. at mt. vernon place just outside the convention center where a group of conservatives were meeting for a conference that were bringing folks from all over the country. closed intersections for several hours so there were backup traffic in the intersections around the convention center and confronted the people coming out of the conference. a block away, some feisty conservatives got into a pushing match verbally with some feisty demonstrators and here's a taste of what that was like. the confrontation you are seeing took place at 10:30 after occupy dc protesters marched to and then surrounded the convention center blocking the exit so that participates in the conservative americans for prosperity event had difficulty leaving the building. high profile republicans like mitt romney, herman cain

d.c. protesters could disrupt traffic around the key bridge tomorrow afternoon. a demonstration and march is planned between key bridge and mcphearson square to mark the two will month anniversary of the national occupy movement. >>> in new york the city is preparing for an occupy wall street protest in the morning. the goal is to take over wall street and affect the markets. some expect the mob in the financial district to number in the tens of thousands. they are expected to try to take over subway cars and stations and block streets in lower manhattan. the organizers blame the decision by michael bloomberg to end the camp out at zuccotti park. the march is expected to begin at 7:00 in the morning. >>> now to the penn state child sex scandal. the talk is focused on jerry sandusky. there was a rebuke today from an attorney from one of the accusers and he said that the interview is revictimizing the young man he is alleged to have abused and the attorney said his client will testify that he was severely sexually assaulted. sandusky is accused of abusing eight boy

d.c. protesters marched from mcpherson square to the key bridge during evening rush. there were no arrests, but traffic backups resulted. similar marches were held in other cities as part of the two- month anniversary of the occupy wall street movement. >>> a pilot caused a mid-flight scare after being stuck in the bathroom. >>> plus a website publishing pictures of naked people ute consent along with links to their -- without consent along with links to their facebook pages. is that legal? story at 11:00. >>> let's check out some of the other stories on the rundown. news edge at 11:00 will be right back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00.  >>> a misunderstanding turned into a mid-flight scare for a flight crew over new york. the pilot got locked in the restroom just before landing last night. the passengers tried to help him bust out. the pilot told him to tell the co-pilot what was going on. the first officer didn't take it too well when an unknown passenger started knocking on the cockpit door. >> this is the fo. the captain disappeared i

d.c. protesters and activists from other groups marched from mcpherson square to the key bridge.ome demonstrators say they chose the key bridge to draw attention to what they call the nation's crumbling infrastructure. the late afternoon protest did not cause a major impact to the evening commute. no one was arrested. >>> a simple door malfunction caused a crisis on an airplane heading from north carolina to new york city. on wednesday night the pilot had to use the rest room, but he got stuck inside that tiny bathroom because of that faulty lock. a passenger tried to help the pilot, but when he went to the cockpit door to alert the copilot, the copilot became suspicious. >> the captain has disappeared in the back, and i have someone with a thick foreign accent trying to access the cockpit right now, and i have to deal with the situation. what i'm being told is he's stuck in the lav, and someone with a thick foreign accent is giving me a password to access the cockpit, and i'm not about to let him in. >> air traffic controllers did not take any chances, putting fighter jets on st

d.c. showing you what's going on now as they are chanting and picketing and protesting with signs basicallyn informational picket to the rush hour traffic. their aim is not to disrupt. this is a group called our d.c. they have occupy d.c. they have a march here and they are now on the key bridge. let's go to a second camera live on the virginia side.

d.c. protesters pressing for a crackdown?uper committee have the budget cuts ready for next week? captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> live and in hd, this is abc7 news at 6 on your side. >>> our big story, a man is under arrest for firing shots at the white house. >> pennsylvania state police arrested oscar ortega-hernandez. this comes a day after the secret service discovered a bullet holes in the white house. >> fbi and secret service

d.c. protesters got in on the black friday action, too, but their store had only three items. they set up the black friday white elephant free store on freedom plaza. it offered everything from refreshments for shoppers to its occupy washington post publication. later demonstrators headed to columbia heights to protest the retail stores. >>> will the long holiday weekend make the difference in washington? the deficit super committee failed this week and now congress is about to try to pick up the pieces. fox's doug luzader has the latest. reporter: the old battle lines may emerge next week when congress returns, but a deadline could lead to answers. >> the mood on capitol hill is one of shock right now. reporter: shock because with little fanfare the once heralded congressional super committee collapsed in failure this week unable to come up with a plan to even make baby steps in reining in debt growth. so now december 31st payroll taxes automatically go up, unemployment benefits are curtailed, medicare doctor reimbursements go down and that's just the start, but after pardoni

d.c. police have reopened their investigation into two accidents near the convention center that happened friday night in which protesters say they were deliberately hit by a car. initial lyric police said the protestors put themselves in harm's way and have recognizes to prove t at the same time, police say some occupy d.c. protestors have turned aggressive and violent using children even to block the street. paul wagner has more. >> reporter: a little over an hour after calling a news conference at the site of the two decisions an demanding answers in front of split police headquarters, three people who were struck by the car were escorted inside the building for an interview. heidi sippel says the driver intentionally struck them near the senter section of 7th and new york northwest and they did not throw themselves in front of the car as the police claimed. >> before we had a chance to get out of the way, he stopped about five feet from us, revved his engine, threw up his hands and hit the gas. >> reporter: but police gave sippel, her partner and son citations for obstructing the roadway. >> i did not jump in front o

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d.c. protesters will have some company today. members of the union will march from the verizon building in silver spring to mcpherson square in d.c. they'll be marching against verizon's corporate greed. >>> two men were killed in two separate shootings in prince george's county. the first shooting occurred in the 2100 block of county road and district heights. officers found a man shot and killed on the grounds of an apartment complex. the man's body was found buried on the playground. then police found a man buried on the 700 block of murray avenue in oxon hill. when police arrived, they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound lying in the street. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. police do not believe those two shootings are connected. none of the victims has been identified, and police have not released any suspect information in those cases. >>> it is state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry,

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protesters of the revolution worth that. it's tuesday november twenty second eight pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy. well a group of occupiers have gone to great lengths to get their message out about two dozen protesters wrapped up their journey of more than two hundred miles today they started out because of parking the big apple and arrived this afternoon at the occupy d.c. town and experience square. for us. here they are celebrating their arrival after the to read journey they plan their date of arrival today to coincide with the day before the super committee doesn't mind now that they're here protesters say they plan to spread their message throughout the nation's capital. but of course by now the super committee already announced their failure to compromise on a plan wants a negotiated one point two trillion dollars in spending cuts failed both sides not budging understand does one want to cut spending the other wants to raise taxes so it seems congress can rise above their political agendas for the greater good of the country now the bigger point being

d.c. base camp at mcpherson square. matt acland shows us. >> we first caught up with the protesters as they crossed the d.c. line.old and wet weather didn't deter them as they completed the last leg of their journey. some of the marchers left in lower manhattan on november 10. their first stop in d.c. was for lunch at the rhode island metro station. for some, it was their first hot meal in a while. >> not too bad, because as long as we keep the inspiration in our heart, that what we believe in, that's all that matters. that keeps you motivated. >> original plan was for protesters to arrive tomorrow. that's when the supercommittee was supposed to vote on measures that might create new jobs. but as we know now, that won't happen. >> i was very upset. i cried because you know, we have been walking here. we're the american people. we walked to come speak to the people who govern us and they have been playing games. they change the date and they failed to come to a conclusion. >> the group finally arrived at mcpherson square at 3:00 p.m. some clapped, others offered hugs to those who have come a long way. >> we made i

d.c. protesters in macpherson square and the next day they plan to march to capitol hill and the white house to make sure to keep you updated on the marchers progress. now coming up next we have our tuesday titian of show and tell and police tracking citizens with g.p.s. your supreme court is hearing a case that could set a precedent for fourth amendment rights to not. include only military mechanisms google would bring justice or. i have a right to know what my government truly want to know why i keep taxes. what i would characterize obama as the charismatic. of american exceptionalism.