and we witnessed it here a short while ago a man came perilously close to drowning or suffering hypothermia all kinds of problems after he fell into the water but he was rescued ... fortunately nobody was seriously hurt or killed as a result of this storm since yesterday ... there are a lot of conversations going on between insurance companies and people of suffered damages live from lonrho harbormonroe harbor i'm beejal patel with bloomberg news live from the cme group in chicago ... tribune would-be paying a lower find to the irs investors are perplexed as to why gold is dropping ... european leaders cannot agree on how to resolve the debt crisis a summit is scheduled for october 23rd because of the high price runs and palladiumof gold alternative models are being used in jewelry looking at where stocks are trading now they are down across the board ... there is news out of germany the german chancellor has canceled a speech to parliament on the european bailout fund they're still deadlocked their on how to solve the debt crisis mayor of rahm emanuel wants to use red light cameras to catc

>> the most the common in the last week hypothermia. >> any other injuries. >> drummers come in with 20 blisters all over their hands. >> occupational hazards. >> and noise complaints have poured in forcing organizers to go easy on the bongos. sanitation is also a concern. >> i think it as mess. >> why. in. >> they don't have not one single cause. look at them. they are doing hula hoops. what, did they learn that in college. >> it has also become a magnet for tourities. >> if everybody doesn't come out we have no reason and no right to complain. >> it represents trying to speak up and make a difference. >> you better come up with some solutions to the problem such as people losing their houses. unemployment no, jobs. >> like mary. >> you lived through the great depression. what do you think when the government says we don't have the money because we are in a recession. >> also with social security, what they talk here now with well, let's see what we will do with it. why are you doing anything with it? it is our money, it is not yours. the government shouldn't be touching it. >> you

several protesters in denver had been taken to the hospital for hypothermia.ected drop in numbers as the temperature goes down, but they will stick it out as long as they can. >> snow? in october? you remember back when. >> 1952? >> 1979. snowed in august there. >>> a lot to discuss. official high and low the average height is 65 degrees tomorrow it will be 25-30 degrees below normal. that is impressive. the record set to date is 87 degrees, which we will not seat for a long time. winter storms starting at midnight tonight until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. all jurisdictions west of frederick and loudoun counties. this will either be upgraded to a warning in howard and montgomery county or an advisory. there will be measurable snow. the storm is starting to take shape. a nor'easter will be developing along the coast and interior new england will get hammered. substantial snowfall heavy snowfall. here is the time line. bring developing overnight steady rain overnight. --rainj developing. rain but stnownow closer. tomorrow, a gradual mix and turnover. mid to low 30's wet

officials said bad weather will not postpone the search, but they are worried about hypothermia. >> an amazing turn out. thank you. >>> a d.c. man who confessed to stabbing his daughter to death will spend 40 years behind bars. a judge sentenced rodney mcintyre one day after he pleaded guilty. investors found 17-year-old ebony franklin's body last year. >>> police are searching for a gunman after a shooting outside a liquor store on brandywine road. the man was fined which it found outside of the business. -- found outside the business. we do not know any information about possible suspects. there were some -- >>> there were some scary moments for some radio hosts home to the "the sports junkies" radioshack co-host -- radio show. co-host eric bickel tweeted that a car crashed into the office. >>> temperatures are about to plunge. adam caskey has a look at the first forecast. >> plunge is right. a strong cold front on our doorstep. once you feel the wind pick up, that is when you know the front is moving into your neighborhood, and soon thereafter it will get much cooler. we have some a

>> the most common has been hypothermia. >> any other injuries? in with blisters all over their hands. >> occupational hazard. >> noise complaints have poured in forcing organizers to go easy on the bongos. sanitation is also a concern. >> it is a mess. they don't have not one single cause. >> it has also become a magnet for tourists. >> they have no right to complain. it represents them trying to speak up and make a difference. >> you better do something about it better come up with solutions to the problem such as people losing their house unemployment new jobs. >> what if they say they don't have the money we are in a recession. >> with social security what they saw here now with see what they can do with it. >> you are not touching it are you? >> the news here in sgluk at this park other than protestors a fire broke out in the high rise equitable building on the 28th floor. this hits sal leap on the arm. >> it is interesting first of all firefighters in new york are part of the 99 percent. they have much of a stake fixing the economy as the fo

investigating will send them a separate, denver, protesters were treated for hypothermia. if atlanta, demonstrators are protesting, more than 50 arrests. >>> here at home, mayor warned the occupied movement that while their free speech is protected, taking up camp in the plaza is not. and abc 2 news, brian joins us with more. brian? >> at this point, it is a bit of a standoff between city hall and the occupied movement in baltimore. yesterday, mayor stephanie released a statement, the killedon plaza is not to be used. and setting up at tent city is prohibited. that statement seemed to fall on deaf ears as the movement continues to move the plaza as the home base during the day and night. city parks and wrecks floated the idea of scaling the protest 1/10 overnight. and option protesters say is not good enough. >> completely against the nature of what the occupied protesters meant to be. if you look at the other cities are doing, they are making accommodations. i don't see why they are making such strict demands. >> there has been a lot more to the midnight deadline. the may

we just heard that they had some mild hypothermia.ow 95 degrees. you think to yourself, well, this is the florida keys, even this time of year that water's very warm. well, it is. it's roughly somewhere just below 80 degrees is what we think. but when your body's in water for that amount of time it starts to cool down quite a bit. so when the water temperature is between 70 and 80 degrees, hypothermia exhaustion and unconsciousness can set in within just 3 to 12 hours. so when you look at all those things together, suzanne, it really is amazing that these people made it out of there alive. >> unbelievable. thank you very much. really appreciate it. >>> federal prosecutors are now cracking down on what has been called a culture of corruption in health care industry. medicare and medicaid patients are being overbuiilled or bille for treatment they never even received. deb feyerick has the story of a vietnam vet who exposed a major case of fraud. >> reporter: going through his medicaid statements one day, richard west realized he was bei

but they did have mild hypothermia as a result. >> i'm looking, hurricane hova? >> yeah. this is on the other side, over into the pacific ocean. it's kind of unusual, too, the way this thing is approaching toward the coast. only one in a dozen storms make an approach this way, but this is a major hurricane. we're talking cat 3 with winds 125 miles per hour. it should be making landfall we think sometime late tomorrow near manzanillo. this is a very touristy area. you've heard of puerto vallarta, right? they could see hurricane-force wind gusts. really heavy rain, lots of mountainous terrain so we're concerned about landslides and mud slides, a lot of wind damage and power outages can be expected along the coast especially. >> thank you very much, jacqui. >>> religion suddenly at the center of this controversy involving republican presidential candidates, one with, high-profile christian pastor says mormonism which mitt romney is part of, he called it a cult. one of the reasons he's supporting rick perry. gloriabe borger is here with th, next. >>> there's still a lot of re

together report 31 minutes passed from arriveal of the first officer on the scene until zach died of hypothermia. just one of several major issues identified in the report. >> do you feel it was fair? >> i do. i think it was thorough. >> the police chief mike nunan not surprised by finding autos we've made a lot of changes before mek men daigss came out. >> he says its his job to relay fears of the community and measures were put into place to avoid a possible repeat of inaction by first responders. >> and by mid next month, every officer and jailer will have received crisis intervention training. >> the report will be presented to the city council on october 11th. if you like to sigh see brit then, you can go to our web site. nick smith, abc 7 news. >> and san francisco police used gps technology to track down a suspect in japan town last night. a fom woman walking home from work when she was shocked in the neck. the suspect stole her belongs and included a smart phone. officers located the suspect and the suspect has been charged with possessing stolen property. and in san ma dayy firefighters

they treated survivors who developed hypothermia and respiratory tract infections. >> there aren't enough doctors in the disaster-hit areas for the many elderly who live there. doctors who went to northeastern japan shouldn't have focused on diagnosing illnesses. they should have tried to find out about their patient's health. their family situation, and their immunization records. we need doctors with broader points of view in disaster areas. >> reporter: about 40% of the participants at this seminar have volunteered in japan's northeast. many of them said they would like to work abroad in the future. physicians from nsf france and the international red cross are trying to help them prepare. they taught participants how to make triage decisions when faced with many casualties. they also showed them surgical techniques. >> translator: after march 11th, many japanese physicians must have realized that disaster medical care is not something we are specialized in. >> this is a very fresh case. >> reporter: the emphasis of the two-day seminar is practical skills. broken bones are the most com

person and our skin helps keep our heat in and once we lose the skin and now we are concerned with hypothermia and getting too cold and make sure whatever is burning is not burning anymore and the rules are keep it clean and them them warm and don't forget the air way, breathing, and shock and whatever you do know your limit and what you

person and our skin helps keep our heat in and once we lose the skin and now we are concerned with hypothermia and getting too cold and make sure whatever is burning is not burning anymore and the rules are keep it clean and them them warm and don't forget the air way, breathing, and shock and whatever you do know your limit and what you are capabilit capa once you are involved with the nert teams and you get to revie the stuff and what you can do and physically you know what yo can do and lift people and mentally is another thing and w will talk about disaster psychology next week and some people say they can't look at blood or some say they can't look at a child screaming and know your limits and don't become a victim yourself. . >> we're going to go over search and rescue in this class, go over some buildings and how you assess buildings. you already had classes on utility controls, correct? how about medical? did medical? okay, as i said, my name is alec, i'm on truck 11. let's go into some light search and rescue. before you start, what do you do? stop, look, listen and think. any time yo

he is suffering from hypothermia and nourishment he was seiko logically damage to hit me to try as he was on the verge of suicide. that ganesh of will recuperate in hospital for the next fortnight perhaps the most surprising aspect of the story isn't that sergei was able to survive under stylee island or the fact that rescuers managed to locate him considering the hundreds of similar islands in the area but the fact that for two weeks nobody not his friends or his family thought it necessary to report him missing. r.t. . worlds at your fingertips at r.t. dot com where on top of the stories you might not find other places including us now for ukraine's president he's been a lot being a locked out walking out cancels with trip to brussels after the controversial jailing of the country's former prime minister. and star wars security the plan for russia any nato to jointly develop a global guard not just against missiles but also asteroids and other possible threats from space you've got the idea how wide online at r.t. dot com. business next stay with us. good morning and welcome to busi

. >> the potential at the greatest is hypothermia.o cold. >> and in this state, but three and 10 babies are born premature or with a dangerously low birth weight. to keep these babies warm is vital to their survival there is a need for a portable, inexpensive, easy-to-use and device and they found one. at stanford. that challenge at that time was to make a baby that is just one percent of a traditional baby incubator. an american baby incubator is $20,000. >> this is what they came up with. the wax-like substance. >> two different systems moving and. monday, wednesday, when this rainfall does, and we could see some street and highway flooding. also cold air. with lower snowfall levels and possible snow with travel. the futurecast tomorrow showing noon around noon is one the rainfall is forecast. a light rain continuing with pockets of heavy rain, briefly. it will move out mostly by midnight. residual showers left on tuesday but more rainfall will arrive on wednesday. and early wednesday we will notice that we're looking at right color

he is suffering from hypothermia and nourishment he was psychologically damaged to me to try and he was on the verge of suicide. that he again your full recuperate in hospital for the next fortnight perhaps the most surprising aspect of the story isn't the survey was able to survive on the island or the fact that rescuers managed to locate him considering the hundreds of similar islands in the area but the fact that for two weeks nobody not his friends or his family thought it necessary to report him missing. remember the world's at your fingertips at our teen dot com were across the stories you might not find elsewhere an alarming trend known as drunk or axia that's endangering the health and education of some american college girls or skipping meals not to save money but to get drunk more easily. than star war security the plan for russia and nato to jointly develop a global guard not just against misfiled but asteroids and other threats from space we've got the idea outlined for you online at our team dot com. up next here in our team dimitri is here with a live business update. russ

he's suffering from hypothermia and nourishment he wants take a larger great damage to get me to a trance he was on the verge of suicide. said he again you should recuperate in hospital for the next fortnight perhaps the most surprising aspect of the story isn't gay was able to survive under spiny island all the factors rescuers managed to locate him considering the hundreds of similar islands in the area but the fact that for two weeks nobody not his friends or his family thought it necessary to report him missing. stories online interactive right now at artie's facebook page. wealthy british scientists. rightly. market finalists come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. reports. claiming. the limits to exist so. it's just stupid to get smug. to come up. dozens of. palestinians freed by israel in exchange for soldier gilad schalit had been flown into exile qatar and turkey among the countries receiving them as part of a deal with the israeli government which saw one hundred swapped for

he's suffering from hypothermia and nourishment he was taken logically damaged to meet a trance he was on the verge of suicide. that began to break in hospital for the next fortnight perhaps the most surprising aspect of the story isn't gay was able to survive under star any island although five did rescues manage to locate him considering the hundreds of similar islands in the area but the fact that for two weeks nobody not his friends or his family thought it necessary to report him missing. well the latest with the world of business coming up next with dmitri stay with us. thanks very much matter alone a warm welcome to business r.t. russia and most of its serious partners have agreed to create a free trade zone simplified terms were achieved that the meeting of the commonwealth prime ministers on tuesday but you reduces all fees on a number of goods between the countries and some expect the rules to come into fools next year but azerbaijan is make a stand and turkmenistan were the only members of the eleven strong union to stay out of the new trade zone but still have the opportuni

even snow and the threat of hypothermia didn't deter protesters there. some claimed protesters go home at night. thermal images on the daily mail's website show most of the tents in purple appear to be empty. back in this country the occupy protests have cost cities money and resources. in los angeles, the mayor says the bill so far is $60,000. tonight there seems to be no end to the protests in sight. as a matter of fact in oakland in a few hours protesters say they plan to, quote, reclaim and retake this plaza. police say they will be ready to square off. as a matter of fact, in san francisco, brian, crowds are also expected to show up in the plaza center across the bay. >> miguel almaguer in the bay area of california for us tonight. miguel, thanks. >>> one of the main arguments of the occupy wall street protesters was pretty much confirmed today by numbers released by the congressional budget office. it's about the top 1% of american society. from 1979 to 2007, incomes grew by 275%. for the 1% of the population with the highest incomes in this countr

he's suffering from hypothermia and nourishment he was taken larger great damage to get me to trance he was on the verge of suicide. said ganesh of the recuperate and hospital for the next fortnight perhaps the most surprising aspect of the story is in the third game was able to survive under star any island or the fact that rescuers managed to locate him considering the hundreds of similar islands in the area but the fact that for two weeks nobody not his friends or his family thought it necessary to report him missing. trees or bats well the latest in the world of business stay with us. hello to you to warm welcome to business russia and most of it serious partners have agreed to create a free trade zone simplified terms were achieved at a meeting of commonwealth prime ministers on tuesday but you are losers all fees on a number of goods between the countries and some expect rules to come into force next year but azerbaijan was very concerned and took many stand where the only members of the eleven strong union to stay out of the new trade zone but they still have the opportunity t

he is suffering from hypothermia and nourishment he wants take a logical damage to hit me to trance he was on the verge of suicide. so he ganesh of all recuperate in hospital for the next fortnight perhaps the most surprising aspect of the story isn't the third day was able to survive on the spiny island or the fact that rescuers managed to locate him considering the hundreds of similar islands in the area but the fact that for two weeks nobody not his friends or his family thought it necessary to report him missing. that wraps up our main news block here in our team this hour we have a special report into the birthplace of u.s. nuclear weapons are coming up for you this hour after a check in at the business desk with us. thanks sunny strike time for the business update russia and most of its c.i.s. partners have agreed to create a free trade zone the simplified charms were achieved at a meeting the commonwealth prime minister's own choose change the move could significantly increase trade between the countries it's a regular reason fifty percent in the first half of the year to more t

he's suffering from hypothermia and nourishment he was psychologically damaged to he would need to try and he was on the verge of suicide. that began you should recuperate in hospital for the next fortnight perhaps the most surprising aspect of the story isn't the third game was able to survive under star any island or the fact that rescuers managed to locate him considering the hundreds of similar islands in the area but the fact that for two weeks nobody not his friends or his family thought it necessary to report him missing. and that wraps up our main news block here in r.t. this hour business is next with stay with us. welcome to business r.t. russia and most of its c.i.s. partners have agreed to create a free trade zone simplified terms were achieved meeting of the commonwealth prime ministers on tuesday the move could significantly increase trade between the countries it's already risen fifty percent in the first half of the year to more than one hundred thirty billion dollars i think in the course around the details. this comes after two decades of debate and even though it's n

he's suffering from hypothermia and nourishment he was psychologically damaged to hit me to try and he was on the verge of suicide. that began to shift recuperate in hospital for the next fortnight perhaps the most surprising aspect of the story isn't that so gay was able to survive under spiny island or the fact that rescuers managed to locate him considering the hundreds of similar islands in the area but the fact that for two weeks nobody not his friends or his family thought it necessary to report him missing. r.t. real close shave and that now coming up a lesson of america's most explosive academy on shortly that program but next it's the latest in the world of business units here. hello and a very warm welcome tria business update russia and most of its c.i.s. partners have agreed to create a free trade zone the simplified terms for itchy ved at a meeting of commonwealth prime ministers will choose day the move could significantly increase trade between the countries it's already risen fifty percent in the phones top of the year to more than one hundred thirty billion dollars arc

he is suffering from hypothermia and nourishment he was psychologically damaged to hit me to trance he was on the verge of suicide. that began to shift recuperate in hospital for the next fortnight perhaps the most surprising aspect of the story is in the third game was able to survive under spiny island or the fact that rescuers managed to locate him considering the hundreds of similar islands in the area but the fact that for two weeks nobody not his friends or his family thought it necessary to report him missing. r.t. . close call that was and it will talking of new beginnings in ten minutes from now r.t. talks of palestinian woman campaigning for the release of her high profile husband a man held without charge in an israeli prison but is he a hero or a terrorist but the story coming up for you after the business next to you leon. hello and a very warm welcome to the business program russia and most of its c.i.s. partners have agreed to create a free trade zone to simplify terms were achieved at a meeting of commonwealth prime ministers on tuesday the move could significantly incr

there are concerns about tight 0 permian now -- a about it hypothermia.e is the enemy right now. we will keep you up-to-date on the latest. i am ben eisler. abc 7 news. >>> a fairfax county police officer recovering after police chase ended in a multicar crash. this started around 11:00 when four men robbed a convenience store in alexandria. then the pursuit began when officers spotted the car on route 1. during the chase, the suspect's car lost control and hit two cars and a police cruiser. the officer inside will be ok. the suspects are in custody and another is still on the run. >>> another miracle rescue, days after the deadly earthquake in eastern turkey. it is today the crew pulled a 13-year-old from the rubble of a collapsed building. authorities said the teenager is injured, but would not give further details. the quake killed at least 570 and thousands more were hurt. >>> a trip from farragut north to farragut west aboveground will not cost any more than a dozen belowground. today at noon metro will launch their a good crossing, a virtual tunnel

it got down into the 40's last night, so hypothermia has become a concern. ben eisler, abc 7 news. >> we hope you will be found. >>> 42 degrees on this friday morning. >> we will explain why some howard university students are showing their support for occupy wall street protests in the district. >> and a low-tech economy. are things turning around? the latest positive signs. >> another c >>> chilly on this friday morning. there will be reined in the region. somewhat snowflakes mixing in locally and accumulating snow possible north and northwest of the metro area especially in higher elevations by tonight and especially into tomorrow. there's a frost advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. this morning along the mason-dixon line in northern maryland and in west virginia. no freezing temperatures at this time. 37 in frederick 36 in hagerstown,, 45 in fredericksburg 43 reagan national. increasing clouds the route the day. highs in the low 50's this afternoon. the average high is 65. a few showers could develop later this evening. a few areas of rain could move into

mark siegle. >> they actually suffer from hypothermia because the water is 55 to 60 degrees.low 90s. they've got to get their temperatures slowly up and get the water out of their lungs. >> brian: they were drowning? >> they were near drowning. >> gretchen: nypd counterterrorism unit was in the area and raced to the rescue within minutes. >>> the simpsons reportedly on the verge of being canceled because the cast wants more. >> doh! doh! doh! >> gretchen: the actors who voice homer, bart and the gang locked in a salary war with fox television. they offered to take a 30% pay cut in exchange for back end profits. but the studio wants a flat 45% cut saying it's gotten too expensive to produce the show. if an agreement can't be reached, the last show would be in may. >> brian: they look like they're reasonable people. >> gretchen: i better start watching now. never watched an episode. >> brian: i think there will be a "simpsons" channel they're talking about. >> steve: i just got that little montage. doh. that's what the cast wants more of. >> brian: oh, i get it. money. >> steve

so far they've taken away about ten people to be treated for hypothermia. we saw an ambulance hear a little while ago. back to you. >> susan candiotti in new york. thank you very much. >>> we're seeing major air travel, slowdowns across the region. new york and philadelphia among hardest hit. richard was stranded aboard a jet blue flight in hartford, could not kochbl i think he is off the plane now. how is it going? >> reporter: after four hours and more trapped on this plane on the ground at bradley international airport, i'm off the plane. 100 passengers got off, not knowing if we will take off. there are several planes here. many cancellations at bradley international. our jet blue flight from syracuse to jfk, new york, almost made it in. but it was diverted at the last minute and the crew said the ground navigational gear may have broke. i always hear of these travel horror stories and you hope one day you're not one of those stories. and so a flight that would normally take 45 minutes has taken so far seven hours. and we don't know yet if we'll be taki

hypothermia appear cain talked about it yesterday with chrisual last las. >> it indicates that for yearshis family had a hunting camp in west texas and the name of it written on a stone was n- head and obviously, it wasn't just n-head. he was part of that camp, even as governor. >> my reaction is that is just very insensitive. that is a vile negative word. and to leave it there for as long as he did before they finally painted over it is just plain insensitive for a lot of black people in the country. >> perry's camp says the word was painted over and his family took, quote quick action to cover and obscure. it it was written by someone other than the perrys and agree it was offensive. another win for cain in a straw poll. this one in kansas city, missouri at the in the fade rigs of republican women's conference. out of more than 500 votes, cain got 49%. perry was a distant second. >>> coming up next, we'll go live to fox business network in new york. we'll take a look at what is ahead for the market. >>> as we go to break, butter, beats -- pizza, all costing more in denmark. it's tax on

the seven survivors made it to shore, all suffering from hypothermia, jellyfish stings and fear. >> the crying and pretty hysterical. they took her mom up next. she was dazed and confused. >> reporter: the boaters were not wearing life jackets when their boat capsized. >>> a new candy called potheads is causing controversy. the candy, shaped like marijuana plants are sold in the form of lollipops, sour gummies and ring pops. the treats are made in delaware county, and sold in bags that say legalize. the candies do not contain illegal drugs. anti-drug activists are not happy. there is already a ban -- move to ban the candy in new york. >>> a boy falls off his chair in arizona. doctors say the boy would have eye dood if the pencil would have gone just 1/16th of an inch closer. his parents say they were terrified. >> he was freaking out. because no one knew what it was. and we kept calling my mom. and she kept telling us, it was the tip of the pencil. and we couldn't figure out exactly what was in his eye. none of the doctors new. >> reporter: the 4-year-old suffered some eye sight loss. h

protestors say at least two people had to be taken to the hospital because of hypothermia overnight. >>> the governor just made tens of thousands of californians nervous. he unveiled a new plan that he says would save the state almost $1 billion a year. but as don knapp explains, it would also change the future that many state workers thought they were going to have. >> reporter: dana, state employee unions are already saying they will fight the cuts in benefits and increases in employee couldn't abusing that the governor's proposal seeks. they claim they have already negotiated hundreds of millions in reductions but they pale in comparison to what the governor is asking. state employees wanted to know if it involves them or just new hires. this person is within months of retirement. >> i don't really have any thoughts because it doesn't involve me. >> reporter: in fact, the governor's proposal would affect just about everyone who works for the state. >> we're increasing income security compared to the private sector but we're shifting more risk and burden to the employee. >> reporte

at least ten people have been treated for hypothermia. >>> clashes between police and occupy protesters have intensified heading west now. 20 protesters were arrested in these clashes in denver yesterday. police used pepper spray to control protesters after they ignored orders to remove their camping gear from a park. dozens of protesters were arrested this morning in portland. the mayor said they were warned multiple times that a park they gathered at would close at midnight. as police entered the park, one protesters are tweeted, this is what a police state looks like. >>> also arrested, 38 people who set up a food table outside city hall in austin, texas. the city issued a new rule two days ago saying, food tables had to be put away overnight. but occupy protesters were skeptical of the rules saying it wasn't passed by a city council vote. >>> a massive explosion at a grain plant in northeastern kansas completely gutted a grain elevator. three people died in that blast. three are missing. and two are in the hospital with burn injuries. to give you an idea just how violent the explosi

they said they treat ad few cases of hypothermia between overnight and this morning but so far no one hospitalized. here's what one young protester told me a little while ago. what was it like all night >> it was freezing cold all night. >> how did you manage to stay warm

. >> at least ten people have been treated for hypothermia there. >>> in raleigh, north carolina, police say eight occupy raleigh protesters refused to move off the sidewalk in front of the state capitol so they were arrested and other protesters moved in to protest their arrest. police say their chairs, signs and debris were blocking the sidewalks. activists said they had a right to be on public property. >> okay. >> even more arrests to tell you about. these at nashville's legislative plaza yesterday. no word if these were some of the 29 people taken into custody on friday then released. they had vowed to come back. >> and now an occupy swing through the west coast. >> people revolution. >> dozens arrested this morning in portland. the mayor there said they were warned multiple times that a park they gathered at would close at midnight and then into seattle yesterday, a march as protesters moved in to a new camp site at a community college. patrick otman is in seattle following the movement and he's joining us right now. patrick, has it been tents today? there you are. >> a little tens

they were treated for hypothermia, and jellyfish stings. >>> joe the plumber became the symbol of the everyday middle class man during the 2012 presidential campaign. he's now filed papers to run for a 2012 congressional seat. >>> oh, deer. a pennsylvania sprint store got an unexpected customer when a deer walked into the front door, hung out for an hour, finally the deer made a dash for the parking lot. i don't know. maybe looking for a phone or something? it's now four minutes past the hour. let's go back outside once again and check in with matt and ann. >> ann is on her way back over. >> sorry. >> thank you very much. >> let's get a check of the weather. here is al with the weather. >> all righty, let's check it out, we've had some heavy rain down in florida, and it's going to continue, making its way up the east coast. double barrel low to transfer the energy to that system along the mid-atlantic coast, brings that rain up through wednesday on into thursday, into the northeast and rain is going to be heavy at times, we're talking about anywhere from one to five inches of rain fro

. >> you have to be careful about hypothermia and frostbite and dealing with the elements for an extended period of time. >> reporter: organizers are asking anyone who can't take the conditions anymore to meet up to one location and they will be taken to a homeless shelter and we have seen some people taken away by ambulance. >> excuse me. pardon me. >> susan candiotti joining us now from stucotti park. was that park part of that area? >> well, it is not applying to that, because they are calling it a advisory for most of the city parks, but this is a privately-owned park. and the main worry is that a lot of the parks have old trees with heavy branches and fortunately at this one, these are fairly young trees, so if the branches fell, if they fell at all, i don't think they would do as much damage as they would in a lot of other, parks in the city that have been around a lot longer than that one. for the most part, don, people are hunkered down in the tents for now. >> and they are staying put. thank you, susan candiotti. we saw the radar next to her, and let's talk about that with cnn's

it could happen if hypothermia appear cain continues to surge in the polls. they show cain in a dead heat with mitt romney. bob barnard went to columbia heights to find out what people think. >> reporter: where better to speak to our fellow americans than in columbia heights. >> america is the melting pot. >> reporter: in this washington neighborhood, you see a cross- section of the city and our nation. >> nowadays, anyone can be president, honestly speaking, it could be anyone. it could even be a last -- a latino for all we know. >> americans are open minded. i think they look at the person to a large degree. certainly, i think it is more open ended now for minority candidates to run and win elective office. >> reporter: according to the latest cbs news "new york times" poll of likely republican voters, herman cain and mitt romney are in a statistical dead heat less than three months before the first primaries. >> i just think it is very telling that times have changed. >> reporter: bob cusack is managing editor of the hill newspaper. >> the fact that we are

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we can't see from the angle how many people are being treated and obviously a little bit of hypothermiaegrees. if you're only in that water for five or ten minutes, even ten minutes at that point, completely survivalable at that temperature. >> don't go too far, chad myers. we'll pop that image back up on the screen. for now, let's talk about amanda knox. she's hours from landing in seattle. is she truly free? there could be more court action even though she's been acquitted of murdering her roommate. sunny hostin has been on the case for us. sunny, italian prosecutors are saying that they are going to take this to a higher court. they are going to appeal the decision and freed her around this time yesterday. can they really do that and how does that legal process work? >> yes, they can really do that and by all indications they will be doing that. they can appeal this appellate decision to italy's highest court. italy's supreme court and if the conviction is -- or the decision is overturned, amanda knox could face the same prison sentence. the 26-year prison sentence. they would, of co