mary kay is absolutely right.need, as you know, reverend sharpton, from the civilç righ movement, the idea and notion of the fierce urgency of now, to put more than 14 million americans back to work, and some 25 million americans that are underemployed. we need the government to step in and act hand in glove together. ironically i think there's a number of republicans that agree with this. we just need -- i always thought the super committee, because there's no cloture vote -- and we still hope for that, but to date we have not -- >> but congressman, you said something early that i want to go to mary kay on this. i said -- we need these jobs, because they want to defeat the president. is this all political? >> -- they've been bold, blunt and very specific about it. when you have the leader of the senate saying he has one objective, to take this president down, it's pretty clear. this isn't anything, you know, that they've been hiding or beating around the bush. they have come right on you and said it. >> don't wo

. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> the occupy wall street movement advances to the next level. derek valcourt with the future of the occupy movement here in baltimore. but we begin with randall pinkston at the nation's biggest protest in new york city. >> police arrested protestors in zuccotti park. where the occupy wall street protests started. one man's face was covered in blood when he was led away. several blocks away, officers pushed riot gear. hundreds of protestors marched into lower manhattan to mark the two-month an verseaire -- anniversary of the occupy wall street movement. cutting off traffic and be blocking some people from getting to work. causing several confrontations. >> i don't know. >> it's global. >> i want to get to work. >> they should all get a job. >> step to the side! step to the side. >> protestors were hauled away. >> reporter: dozens were arrested. and several police officers were injured. but for the most part, the protests were peaceful. >> reporter

>> well, first of all, i'm here in place of mary kay because she got arrested.e fact that we live in the richest country in the history of the world and what's going on here is outrageous and intolerable. 30 million people without jobs, without full-time jobs that want them. over 1 in 5 children will go to bed hungry in america tonight. and it's all about the question of fairness, which the occupy movement has wakened us all up to. it is about do we want to have a country that produces a few more millionaires and at the same time destroys middle-class jobs, or do we want to have a country where people pay fair tax, where we put people back to work? that's what we need to do in this country. >> what resources is your union prepared to devote to the 99% movement? >> every resource we have. every one of our members that's struggling to try to win a decent life -- >> does this mean you're going to be out there monthly? weekly? how often is this going to happen? >> daily. we were all over the country today, over 300 cities. we will be there day in and day out. this i

i love you mary kay and i truly consider you one of my best friends.u and your family are always in my prayers. >> this has been a really difficult month, really difficult month. i'm so used to celebrating my birthday, i call it my birthday month. yeah. i would start with, you know, dinner dates with my girlfriends, taking the kids out for crepes and ice cream, just like last year, you know, this year's different. for the rest of my life, i don't ever want to celebrate my birthday again. i've told everyone that. because they were planning on something but i said, no, i don't want to. it's not that important any more to me. it's just getting older. >>> coming up -- >> becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't take care of numero uno mentality. she had never leave a fallen comrade, even if it cost you your life, which it did. >> clarence butterfield has an emotional moment and mary kay concepcion writes to her deceased son. >> the last time i talked to him and said good night, i never said good-bye to yesterday's long past. i would have marked the moment

we'll talk to service employees international union president mary kay henry. and the right wing wants the 99% movement dead. >> the occupy wall street movement is dead. finished as a legitimate political force in this country. and that's a good thing. >> i'll ask robert greenwall of brave new films is o'reilly is right. in "psycho talk" nancy pelosi delivers a knockout punch to one of the republican candidates. and new polling in wisconsin has scott walker scrambling to fox news for help. >> i don't think they're going to be successful, governor, and i think it took a great act of political courage to stand for what's right. >> we'll bring you the latest on the effort to recall walker. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. the 99% movement, well, it's no longer in the tent mode. protests reach a new level of intensity and awareness today during a coordinated national day of action with events in all 50 states. at this hour thousands of protesters are marching in lower manhattan, making their way down broadway, all the way to the bro

kai and jess. >> all right, tim. thank you.,,,,,,,,,,, >>> mark is here with the wjz the fan sports report. >> getting toward december. getting real serious for the ravens. on the way to a possible super bowl bid. ravens are currently the top team of the afc and being recognized league wide as a top contender. now, they've earned top billing with two big leagues in prime time for all to see. the one against the steelers. then last night, against san francisco. the purple birds turkey day included nine quarterback sacks of alex smith. that ties a team record for qb takedowns. terrell suggs on the feeding frenzy against frisco. >> it's more of a collective effort. you know. and when teams do it, they become scary to giants. those teams are getting a lot. a lot of guys are doing it. not just one guy. when you got a unit that is playing in sync with each other, that's when you get a lot of sacks and it's hard to become contagious. >> so the ravens have the top record in the conference, 8-3. they now get extra rest. and the ravens w

kai?> the victim is a mother of two, who works as a real estate agent and volunteers with her church. >> a teenager was hurt during a haunted house accident in missouri. this is video. police say the teen, who was an actor in the attraction, was rushed to the hospital, after getting her neck tangled in a noose. they say it looked like the girl stood on the side of the bathtub, put the noose on her head, and then slipped. she's in critical condition. >>> a man will spend time in prison for his role. the tug pilot accidentally rammed his barge into a duck boat last year, killing two people and injuring 35 others. prosecutors say he was injured and talking on a cell phone. today, he was sentenced to a one year and one day behind bars. he said he prays for the victim's family every day. >>> a critical decision for the man accused in michael jackson's death. dr. conrad murray will not testify in his own defense. karen brown reports for wjz from los angeles. >> dr. conrad murray never took the s

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>> i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talk about. >> police and protestors face off downtown. despite an order to move out this morning. >> reporter: police in riot gear moved in early this morning on anti-wall street protestors, blocking city streets in downtown l.a. >> it is not our intent to clear the park at this time. once again, it is only our intent to clear the streets. >> reporter: hundreds. demonstrators flooded the streets around city hall, as a midnight deadline to pack up their camps came and went. >> occupy wall street. occupy los angeles, occupy everything and never give it back! >> reporter: all morning, the situation remained tense, with minor scuffles and a few arrests. >> i don't think anyone has a plan. >> so you don't want to get arrested at this point? >> no. >> i don't think getting arrested is a good idea. so we're going to try to avoid that. >> reporter: many came to show down between police and protestors. now they're all gone. but the people who call this park home for nea

> hi, kai.i, everyone. >>> we are starting out with major delays on the inner loop of the beltway. only an hour now. bw parkway to perring parkway. another 15 minutes, not so bad there. security to frederick road. and a couple of slow spots for northbound 95. heavy there from pulaski highway to the beltway. and again on the southwest side. that's from 195 to the beltway in that region. as far as accidents go, liberty road at lions mill. we also have some police activity. both lanes are blocked. and two baltimore city accidents. west mount royal. and also loch raven boulevard at round hill road. let's now take a live look. as you can see, that is right smack dab in the middle of the beltway, west of york road. as i said, that delay is over an hour long. for the most up-to-date and accurate information available, you can count on us at wjz.com. back to you. >> thank you, kris tee. >>> still -- kris tee. >>> still ahead. the fascination of fantasy football. what clem experts say about fanatics and

back to you. >> kai thank you. is convicted he couldspend 4 years in prison be a lose his license. >>> the baltimore grand prix in hot water for overdo bills with 110,000 tickets sold, race was a hit with fans, but wjz has learned it was also a money pit. hundreds of thousands of dollars in admission and amusement taxes are pas past due and the former ceo admits they owe vendors money. the city will release their report tomorrow. >>> race cars to motorcycles. children get to enjoy a once in a lifetime experience. they heard the roar of motor bikes during a behind-the- scenes look at the arhina cross race -- arena cross races at first mariner. riders hosted families from the casey foundation casey cares foundation. the children will get to watch the races this weekend. >>> >> that's exciting stuff. >> yes, it is. >> it's noisy. but it's exciting. >>> coming up a. by conditiony clad burglar but that's not -- bikini clad burglar but that's not a lady. >>> and massacre inside an i hop a new look at the restaurant shoot

thank you, kai.en a look at the five finalists. >> reporter: our fifth finalist for the 2011 annual mammoth manic monday meltdown. they appeared on july 11th. the team from deco. >> it's just another manic monday ♪ ♪ i wish it was sunday ♪ because that's my fun day deco ♪ my i don't have to run day ♪ it's just another manic monday ♪ >> oh, yeah! [ applause ] >> reporter: three days. three days left until the 13th annual mammoth manic monday meltdown. you can vote until 7:00 p.m. sunday. here at wjz.com, the winner will take home tim williams and the coveted valentino. now, back to you. >> fantastic. we have been trying to get rid of tim for so long. >> finally. >> finally, we're going to give tim away. don't forget to join ron, don and marty for all of the fun at jimmy's in fells point. the annual mammoth manic monday meltdown is november 24th at 6:00. >> i think that was every employee in the building. nobody was working. it's a chilly friday night. we're enjoying clear dry skies around the state. a

♪ every kiss begins with kay >>> this is 9news now. >> intelligent, promising future.soon. >> nobody deserves to die like that. >>> shocked, sad and hurt. reacting to the killing of a co-ed. another student charged with her murder. >> i'm bruce johnson. thank you for staying with us. a female college student is stabbed to death, a second female was charge with the sleigh slaying tonight. they were at an off-campus party before the attack. >> reporter: you can see and hear the sorrow in the united voices under god's dominion course. >> it is undescribable. you never imagine that you'll be in college and you have to bury a friend. >> reporter: the state university community was grieving on sunday. no longer would 19-year-old courtenay mccoy lift her voice to heaven with her fellow student. >> simply put faith in god that even in circumstances such as these we believe that he does all things well. >> reporter: the sophomore would no longer counsel freshmen at the dorm where she was a resident assistant. >> she e joyed life. she danced. she sang. >> reporter: police arrest

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kai? >> bob, thank you. let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. the rain definitely not making your drive a pleasant one. that's for sure. if you're traveling westbound, accident at 97, blocking all lanes. the westbound traffic is being diverted onto telegraph road. we also have an accident in the fallston area. 95 southbound at 195 for another crash in that region. and as far as the beltway goes, on the west side inner loop, at least 15 minutes there, from 95 to security boulevard. and 25-minute delay on the outer loop. that's in harford road to the harrisburg expressway. taking 70 westbound, pretty jammed up there, from 29 to marriottsville road. and several accidents, pulaski highway, at north point road, east cold spring lane at alhambram, in baltimore city. and also echo dale at walther. >>> and as you can see, not a pretty sight there. let's take another live look at the delay, pretty hefty there, 70 at 29. this is brought to you by auto service pl

kai? >> bob. thank you. let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. >> well, a couple of early afternoon trouble spots, if you're traveling on 95 northbound, we have an accident there, on the right-hand shoulder, at mountain road, definitely attracting a lot of attention. we also have a problem in the joppatowne area. downed wires blocking the roadway. philadelphia road at joppa road. as far as delays go, delays on the west side inner loop from baltimore national pike to security boulevard. and the north side outer loop, slow spots there from york road to the harrisburg expressway. as far as accidents go, north warwick avenue, at gwens falls parkway. east oliver between north chester and patterson park. let's now take a live look. you can see, not too much activity going on there. that's a look at the harrisburg expressway at pedonia road. this is brought to you by home pest control services. they now offer professional wildlife and animal control services.

i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> well, his long and illustrious career is coming to an end. penn state football coach joe paterno is retiring. he is accused of covering up a scandal that rocked the university. jessica kartalija is in state college, pennsylvania, with reaction. but we begin with drew levinson, who reports for wjz. now, many on campus want the college president to leave as well. >> reporter: jerry sandusky's image is no longer on a mural at penn state, the art first painted over it. -- artist painted over it. the former assistant football coach is charged with molesting eight boys over 15 years. graham spannier stepped down immediately. the outcry came after coach joe paterno told players he would leave at the end of the year. >> this is the first time i've seen him get teary-eyed. >> paterno said, it is one of the greatest sorrows of my life. with the benefit of hindsight, i wish i had done more. in 2002, a student told paterno he saw sandusky molest a boy in t

pat warren reports, the debts appear to be mounting. >> reporter: that's right, kai.he baltimore grand prix is turning out to be a strange combination of many congratulations and many debts. >> labor day weekend starts the engines. >> it was great. >> the speed, the comradery. >> but if sunrise safety service doesn't get its money, they are afraid the sun will set. and the only sign they'll be making is going out of business. >> hopefully it won't put me out of business. but it's very scary right now. >> she says they owe her $200,000. the vendor who put up the grandstands is suing for $350,000. according to a visit baltimore report, the impact was about $47 million. $4 million spent with vendors and restaurants inside the track. 2 million generated in state taxes, 1.6 million in city tax. so, says those who haven't been paid, show me the money. >> i just don't understand how baltimore city could have let these people get away with this. i don't understand. >> reporter: mayor stephanie rawlings-blake continues to answer requests about the continuing debt. >> i spoke t

>> reporter: good evening, kai. good evening, everybody.y councilmembers are getting an earful tonight for those who are opposed of and in favor of an increase in the bottle tax. >> reporter: money for school construction is in the spotlight, as the community action group build urges council to pass a bottle tax increase. >> 5 cents for our children. 5 cents for our children! 5 cents for our children! >> reporter: the mayor wants to raise the cap on the bottle tax from 2 cents to 5 sends sends to improve -- cents to improve city schools. >> now is the crime to make the tough decisions to improve our schools. >> taking the beverage tax from 2 to 5, that's kicking us when we're down. >> reporter: the 2-cent tax went into effect in july of 2010. now grocers and the beverage industry feel unfairly singled out. >> our place in the industry is not to fund the schools. we can help find a solution. but we're already doing our fair share. >> reporter: mayor rawlings- blake wants council to act immediately and characterizes opposition to her plan as

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kai? >> thank you, mike hellgren, reporting live. pierre's mom says she would still like to sit down and talk with the superintendent about what happened. >>> tonight, wjz has learned the fire at the mount washington tavern caused $2.5 million in damage. the owners promised to rebuild. but that could take a year. the baltimore city fire department still investigating the cause of the fire. >>> closing arguments today in the federal case against a powerful maryland state senator. he's accused of taking bribes from a chain of grocery stores. wjz is live at the federal courthouse. derek valcourt explains the jury is getting two different pictures of senator ulysses currie. >> closing arguments. one side is trying to paint senator currie as an honest politician whose only mistake was some sloppy paperwork. the prosecution, meanwhile, wants the jury to know of him as a corrupt politician who sold his power. >> reporter: 74-year-old prince george's county senator ulysses currie in the fight of h

. - each hand-crafted ring is an original neil lane design with diamonds hand-selected by kay.l: the newest reason kay is the number one jewelry store in america. - lieutenant gilmore. almost didn't recognize you without that cute uniform. - what do you want now? - there's going to be a break-in at virtanen pharmaceuticals tonight. i need you to make sure that the police don't respond. - after this, we're done. - all right, finch, our cameras are in place. - i have full coverage. proceed. - hold this. so these people are trying to kill you, and your plan is to break into their office. - i prefer the direct approach. - the south entry. any guards on the other side? - two guards on the first floor, none on the stairwell. go ahead. - good. going in. - am i ever going to meet this imaginary friend of yours? - he's a very private person. - wait, there's a guard on the third floor stairs. he's coming your way. you're clear. go. - you're probably one of those guys that can get out of anything with a paper clip. where did you learn this skill? - it's a long story. - still clear, mr. re

. >>> kai detectives say a man's body was discovered this morning. the 57-year-old employee was found unresponsive inside the 27 story building near the inner harbor. right now police are calling this a suspicious death, but they aren't releasing his identity or how he died. baltimore's world trade center contains offices of course, an observatory for tourists, kai. >> the maryland transportation authority are leading the investigation. >>> it's official an ethics committee will look into representative curry and his relationship with a grocery store. >> reporter: mike millan launched an investigation into whether senator curry committed illegal acts. convincing his colleagues that he acted ethically will be a lot harder. curry will have to plea his case in front of his colleagues who will investigation whether curry acted unethically. when he voted on legislation that directly benefited shoppers and most importantly when he failed five years in a row to report his paid relationship with shoppers on financial ethics forms as required. >> after their

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joined by kay bailey hutchison. thank you for coming on. >> glad to be here. >> let me ask you the likelihood that congress punts and asks for more time, the supercommittee punts and asks for more time. nobody seems to want the automatic cuts to go through. >> i think you're correct on the final point. nobody wants those automatic cuts to go through. the possibility of $600 billion in defense cuts when our world is so unsettled, it's really kind of scary. so that means either the committee does come to some terms and right now they are really, really bearing down. but there have been a lot of blowups. sometimes, though, as you know, it's the blowups before the calm and then you come to terms. so i'm still optimistic.

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kai jackson, wjz eyewitness news. >> here is more of that e-mail. he also wrote i did not stop it, not physically bud made but made sure it was stopped when i left that locker room. no one knows my thoughts or wants to be in my shoes for those 30 or 45 seconds trust me. >>> the main prosecutor at the casey anthony trial is taking aim at her in his new book. he writes jurors should not have acquitted her and calls her a liar and attacks her defense team, calling jose baez smarmy. his book hits store shelves today. >>> one of the last surviving actors who played a munchkin in the 1939 wizard of oz movie has died. now only three of the 124 actors are still alive. carl was 93 years old. >>> and as we gear up for one of the biggest travel holidays of the year you can expect a long wait at airport security but not because of the number of people. we have this report for wjz. >> reporter: michael and marilyn are in for a wait before their flight to florida. >> it is -- it is almost like a zoo. >> reporter: like many of their fellow travelers they are flyin

here is kai jackson explaining it. >> reporter: there is good reason to be in baltimore for the holidays, the city is charming locals and visitors alike with an amazing display of lights. >> the lights are gorgeous, my first time ever seeing it and i have to come back. >> reporter: in fact an article posted on yahoo.com travel says baltimore is a must see location and lists it as the number 10 travel destination for the holidays and points to a variety of brilliant light displays as the reason. >> it is a big deal but it is also accurate. we are one of the best places for holiday lights. >> i think it is wonderful. the hard work has finally shown up. >> reporter: it is bought a source of amazement and pride for baltimoreans and one of the reasons it has been named a top 10 travel destination. the classic santa house at harbor place they love and that light display there and the

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i'm going to show you, mary and kai, the power of weather people.oh, great one. >> yes, yes. i'm going to give you both an extra hour to sleep this weekend. how about that? >> thank you, sir. >> i have the power right here. what are you going to do with your power? >> probably the same thing. sleep. >> i think everybody deserves a little bit of that. so i'll give it to everybody. because good wjz weather department is generous. >> he is so generous. >>> before you go to bed on saturday night, make sure you set your clock back. we go back to standard time. it resumes on sunday, 2:00 a.m. clocks fall back one hour. so this sunshine, well, it's going to be limited in some parts of the day. of course, you're going to be starting to leave your house in the dark, go home in the dark. that's the only part of this we don't always like. but the extra hour of sleep, that benefits well everyone for the most part. we're looking at 64 degrees right now, our temperature. average high is 61. we are above that. so seasonably mild. we're on the mild side of things.

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