we'll have a live report in l.a. in the next half hour. >>> it looks like there is a split decision about moving the "occupy sf" protests from justin herman plaza. the group's general assembly decided last night to reject the city's offer to relocate to a vacant building in the mission district. but some protestors plan to make the move anyway and we are told that they could leave justin herman plaza as early as this morning. >>> "occupiers" who do move would have to sign a contract and adhere to a list of conditions. they include, keeping the place clean and alcohol-free, minors not allowed, neither are stoves, and protestors would have to leave by the end of june. >>> a beloved police officer, father and coach is being remembered today in vallejo. this morning, officers from around the state will gather to say good-bye to officer james capoot. gil diaz is in vallejo at the high school where thousands are expected for this morning's service. gil, good morning. >> reporter: hi, frank, good morning, yeah, it begins at

right now occupy l.a. is trying to stop a looming police crackdown against its encampment the largest and oldest surviving one in the nation and the movement is reaching out to the courts to help arguing that if the police the victim it will be quote an unconstitutional deprivation of access to the traditional public forum for first amendment activity and a quote as in occupy or camping out for political purposes is or should be considered a form of protected free speech we don't know how the courts in l.a. will rule but going off a court decision in new york a couple of weeks ago it doesn't look good for the occupy movement after mayor bloomberg midnight raid on zuccotti park and why p.t. officers prevented occupiers from bringing any camping gear back into the park no sleeping bags no tents no tarps nothing occupy wall street took that decision to court with a lawyer for the movement arguing that the tents and tarps are a form of free speech noting the power of the symbolic speech is that it's a twenty f

because l.a. is not waiting on washington. >>> i'm candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." >>> on his way out of town friday, president obama called the two chairs of the super committee from air force one to tell them they needed to make a debt deal -- soon. that is not breaking news to panel members who have been spinning their wheels for nearly three months. >> we are not giving up hope ened i hope my democratic colleagues aren't until midnight on the 23rd. >> but wall street may have given up hope. according to cnbc, half of the investors polled by citigroup don't expect the committee to reach a deal in time. co-chair jeb hensarling joins me here in washington on his first sunday interview since being appointed to the committee. so we appreciate it. i want to show you one more poll here of people, do you expect that the committee will reach its goal? and this is a george washington university battleground poll and politico. yes, 21%. no, 69%. so, you going to get this done? >> well, c

how some l.a. protestors fought back against police. >>> the winds of change are blowing in my face. it's very cold out here live. we're going to tell you how the changing weather conditions could affects your day, coming up. >>> funeral services for a vallejo police officer are set for today. but what's going on with his accused killer? we'll have the latest details for you coming up. ,, it's wednesday, november 30th. i'm grace lee. i'm fran -- >>> good morning. hope you're enjoying your wednesday. i'm grace lee. >> yeah. november 30th. last day of the month. i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 6:30. >>> we begin with a developing story we have been following all morning long. 200 "occupy" protestors all under arrest in l.a. and their campsite left in shambles. 1400 officers moving in just a few hours ago at the demonstrators' campsite at city hall in l.a. these are folks being arrested here. the city's police chief called the raid peaceful but several protestors refused to leave the area. they were

remaining time given off to the l.a. county jail system will be 100%. >> this is a plan of safety, of efficiency, and of local control. so i think it will be better. is it perfect? no. >> reporter: i'm alex michaelson for abc news. >> a lot of live cameras in the courtroom. some say the judge was playing to the cameras, gave a dramatic tongue lashing to the doctor. you think there is truth to that? >> i don't think. you know, i covered this case. this judge was no nonsense from the very, very beginning. he took control of the courtroom. this is not -- wasn't a surprise to me or anyone who's been in front of a tough judge. i mean i have gotten tongue lashings from judges before. seen defendants get the types of tongue lashing. >> he is a tough one. >> a tough one. don't think he was playing to the cameras. i don't think he could care less if the cameras were there. >> he said truthful stuff. >> he did. there's been money for medicine madness. we have had doctors shopping cases, remember anna nicole. >> exactly. >>> well,

the final decision is with the l.a. police chief, but i just got off the phone with l.a.'s press secretary. he claims there will be no raid tonight. >> what can we do to help you most? >> evacuate the park by 12:00. >> tonight lapd is warning occupy protesters their time in the city is up. the press secretary confirmed late today there will be no raid tonight. earlier at the holiday christmas parade, he says it's time for the 50-day camp to end, but protesters have options. >> many of them agree it's not sustainable over time as well, and remember, we've given them an alternative and that alternative is to continue to protest on the steps, but encampments won't be part of that. >> reporter: many protesters say no matter what, they won't leave on their own. >> they're going to stay and act on our demonstration. it's our right to be here. >> reporter: during the night, they talked about what they would do if they don't leave. >> we as a police department are doing everything we can to support people's first amendment rights and ensure that they are able to peacefully protest

what is next after a tense night for occupy l.a. >>> good morning, everybody. it is monday. november 28. hope you had a good holiday weekend. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. it is almost like a super monday. after a long holiday weekend. tough to get back in the groove. >> you worked saturday. >> i did. >> so it is like sunday morning. >> like i never left. >> chained to this store. >> then you get used to it, right? >> happy to be here. >> yes. >> and a lot of gray out there right now. >> especially flowing in some of the valleys right now and inside the bay, very dense fog. dense fog advisory in effect until 9:00 in the morning today. watch out for visibility less than a quarter of a mile. some places less than an eighth of a mile. so be very, very careful out on the roadways today. we will let you know when that might lift in a few minutes. right now let's check out the roads with elizabeth. >> thanks, lawrence. so far no accidents. the fog is definitely an issue for at least a start of the morning commute and see it toward the bay bridge toll plaza and a follow ad

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and with police in both l.a. and philly backing down today they're no longer being fought they're just winning that includes both big victories as we saw in l.a. and philly and small victories as we saw today in the case of eighteen year old emma solomon in kansas sullivan father self in hot water last week after she attended a speech by kansas republican governor sam brownback. i don't think a majority of the things that he's trying to pass are like letting the social seedier tweeted her feelings about the experience and what she wished she could have done just made me comments to have brownback until enemy south in person hash tag keep blows a lot she said for some reason the governor's office thought it was necessary to use taxpayer dollars to monitor the twitter accounts of teenage girls and after reading sullivan's tweet someone in brown bags office tattled on her tour principal sullivan was called into the principal's office and in frank violation of her first amendment rights was told she had to write an a

what he your opinion on what he going on -- what's going on in l.a.with them removing protesters from city hall. >> my basic opinion about the protesters in l.a. and them removing them from city hall that's -- they are exercising their rights of freedom to protest and free dom speech and they are doing everything peacefully and it's private and public area they should be there no matter what. >> reporter: let's review why you are here. >> we are trying to make sure that everyone has food and clothes on their back. and roof over their head due to the fact that the 1% and # 9% -- 99% we should come together in peace and love and university the and like a big community that everyone is everyone's family. that's what i am trying to get at. that's why everyone is trying to be family members but it's hard when you have like several outrageous personnel like one of my -- one guy over there named michael and so, like, he is basically being very belligerent. >> reporter: okay. thanks so much for talking to us and telling us a little bit about what's going on a

there was a wave of people who went back on to the occupy l.a. site.emained in the intersection. they were arrested. and then there was a skirmish with some protesters right at the corner. officers quickly moved in. three people were pulled out. flex-cuffed and marched out to waiting police vans. and after that a contingent of roughly 250 to 300 police officers formed a solid phalanx around the block that city hall sits on to tell people to stay on the grass and the occupy l.a. area, that's fine. go out on the street, they will go to jail. they didn't go to jail. they stayed right there. and traffic is flowing in and around los angeles city hall again. which is effectively keeping the protesters from emerging there, or assembling a protest in all directions. frank, grace? >> can you give us a little bit of history? we have a lot going on up here. oakland has since been cleared out but they still have encampments here in san jose. what is going on in l.a. the last couple of months? >> basically, this has been almost 58 days. october 1 is when it actuall

he has been at the county jail in l.a. ever since. during the six week trial here in l.a., jurors decided dr. murray's negligence directly led to the superstar's death. they blame the singer's personal physician for giving jackson the powerful anesthetic prof a propofol, a drug given to patients before surgery. they estimate he would have learned 100 million in his come back concert, in l.a., wjz eyewitness news. >> the prosecution is seeking the costs of funeral experiences, which amounted to 2 million dollars. >> opening arguments are underway in the trial of an aide to the former governor. he is accused of approving robo calls. we are live outside the courthouse. good afternoon. >> reporter: hi, don, those opening arguments just wrapped up, prosecutors trying to convince the jury here that those calls were intending to keep african american democrats from ever voting on election night but the defense says it was an honest attempt at reverse psychologically, saying they were trying to get african american democrats to get out and vo

after two months the occupy camp in los angeles has shut down l.a. police moved in just after midnight to close that dozens of protesters were arrested and they arrested about two hundred protesters los angeles police department says that there were only three incidents where they had to use force last night which is really pretty incredible when you consider the manpower that they brought in the number of people thousands of people who were camped out here about four hundred police officers moved in just after midnight to set down the camp a lot of city hall police say the operation was the most for peace for the most part it was a pretty cooperative crowd in and very non violence or happy about that. all right well i still stand by the fact that i find it to be a positive big that los angeles at least transit used tear gas and flash grenades and other chemical agents and overly oppressive tactics to get the protesters out completely the opposite of what we saw in new york and elsewhere and i still wish they would have let them stay but if they're g

once that done, l.a. can fashion a program the way they want to and we can fashion a program the way that makes sense for us. you are right, supervisor. the first step is to have the change, flexibility of language in the code. hopefully the supervisors will help us get that change into the state code. supervisor campos: ok. just to clarify how you are thinking about this now, are you proposing, if it came to installing parking meters, or you are saying there's a local feed to quali to qualify? >> if this passes, we would recommend doubling the number of blousoue zones. in those zones, we would put some sort of payment mechanism. you would pull into the spot. you would be required to pay for the spot, like a meter, just like every other driver, but you would have a spot in the front of the building. if you are a low-income person, you can pull up to the same spot and we would give you some parking card or some kind of discount to put into the meter. this is really about accessibility. once you are at the

the l.a.artment and trust they will evaluate whether any new information relating to the death of natalie wood wagner is valid, and that it comes from a credible source or sources other than those simply trying to profit from the 30-year anniversary of her tragic death. mr. daven, i'm sure you are aware that that anniversary is just 1 days away so they are essentially suggesting that this is a way for you and your co-author to sell more books. >> no, that's not really the way it is. my book came out two years ago and i'm not one that started this investigation. the l.a. county sheriff's department is and i'm trying to tell people my story for many, many years and no one wanted to listen. >> so what has changed here? help us understand this. this is a book you wrote two years ago. you had these details. they came out and you're saying you took it to authorities and no one listened to you for two years? >> well, for more than two years. way more than two years. >> who did you go to? >> when mart

. >> the l.a. county coroner ruled michael jackson's death a homicide and the last person to see him alive was his doctor. >> conrad murray figuratively and literally abandoned michael jackson. >> conrad murderer! >> yeah though i walk through the value of the shadow of death. i will fear no evil. >> justice for michael! justice for michael! >> dr. murray is not a perfect man. he is an imperfect man. if the prosecution will tell you he is greedy and callus and reckless, you need to hear the full story about it. >> in the spring of 2009, michael jackson, the so-called king of pop was poised for the biggest come back of the year. he would perform 50 concerts at the 02 arena in difficult financial straights, the concerts would help him get out of debt. >> i will be performing the songs my fans want to hear. >> to get through this gruelling schedule, jackson turned to dr. conrad murray, a las vegas-based doctor he knew. >> this is it. i mean this is really it. this is the final -- this is the final cur

today, l.a.etectives say they will reopen their investigation into the death of actress natalie wood. the actress drowned 30 years ago this month on a boat trip with husband robert wagner and christopher walkin, the circumstances of her death never made clear. >>> regis philbin, the hardest working man in show business, signs off for the last time today. fill been has been busy on a seepingly endless farewell tour with celebrity guests turning out in droves to wish him well. he tells abc's katie couric though he looks forward to the future he is torn about leaving. >> are you looking forward to it or dreading? >> kind of. you have done it so long. all of a sudden you say good-bye to these people you have worked with all these years. yeah, not going to be easy. >> fihe says his wife is not th thrilled about having him around all the time. that is not happening any time soon. starting a nationwide tour to promote his book "how did i get this way?" >> 20 years, 17,000 hours of tv. most of anybody. >

demonstrators are vowing to stay put and the l.a. mayor says it was time for the protesters to leave because of public safety and overall health concerns there. these are live images from los angeles, and we will have more on this developing story throughout the day here on "good morning maryland." maryland is not normally known for celebrities. that's not been the case here lately. first george clooney and now president obama where he was spotted this weekend and why. that story is coming up. >>> also, a piece of childhood rift history auctioned off. and it is known to have come before mickey mouse. you watching "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30. a live look at the protesters, occupy wall street-l.a. they have been told to get out and they are staying put. so are we and good morning maryland returns in a bit. is that thing getting closer? look how high that thing's going. look out there, look at the debris. all right, give me the camera. no, just drive. i've got it. zoom in! zoom in! i can't believe this is happening. l

a developing story in l.a. police have moved in and shut down the occupy los angeles encampment arresting more than 200 protestors overnight. the scene at l.a. city hall still chaotic as several protestors refused to leave. these are live pictures from southern california. close to 50 officers raided the campsite just a few hours ago. some fired rubber bullets and other officers arrested protestors who had ignored the eviction order. now, the mayor had served the "occupy" demonstrators with eviction notices just last week. >>> today might be moving day for at least some of the "occupy sf" campers. the group's general assembly last night rejecting the city's offer to relocate it a vacant building in the -- to a vacant building in the mission district. a spokesman says some protestors plan to make the move anyway. they could leave justin herman plaza as early as as this morning when city trucks will be available to help them out. >> to me it's not a movement from justin herman plaza. it is a growth, an outgrowth

these are live pictures from l.a.. officers in riot gear flooded the streets near city hall after midnight and started dismanling the two-month-old camp. they have batons and guns with rubber bullets. mayor villaraigosa said they were not needed. the police chief says 14 officers made at least 200 arrests with what he called an absolute minimum use of force. l -- l.a. had one of biggest encampments if the country. they were told to leave two days ago. >>> occupy san francisco protesters last night rejected an offer by the city to move to an empty lot in the mission district. in a three hourlong meeting the crowd decided leaving justin herman plaza was not in their best interests. many businesses have threatened to sue the city over the two month long occupation. demonstrators say they need the financial district location for visibility. they plan to submit a rejection letter to the city today and prepare for possible arrests. >>> the family of a 45-year-old man killed by bart police in july is planning a civil claim ag

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invigorated things here but so far i mean ever since the occupy wall street started ever since occupy l.a. started its and catman the sort of demonstrations that we've been seeing here on the west coast here in los angeles have all become more and more popular just behind me at the university of california los angeles there's a rally as we speak where students are speaking out against these high tuition is cause today just south of us are walking out into a test of high tuition cause so these issues that occupy wall street have brought up are definitely galvanizing people here who may have not wanted to speak out but it has gone to that point where people just cannot stay quiet and are starting to hit the streets with more and more frequency thank you both for keeping us updated that was correspondent armonica lindo and honest. and joining me now from the streets of the big apple someone who has been watching the protests all morning marine corps and i am marina what are you seeing there right now. liz what i'm seeing what i'm hearing is helicopters flying above helicopters are hovering o

and while the turnout for the day of action where largest in l.a. and new york there was still some action here in the nation's capital the crowds and not as big but their message still loud and clear christine president spent the day following the protesters and their march around d.c. i am standing here on the key bridge which we all people have all street protesters they marched here from the fierce and square it was about a two and a half mile walk and there were about two hundred of them so you see behind you this is georgetown washington d.c. and to give you a little perspective about where we are here 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 holding the people driving by driving to and from work can see their signs get here 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 a police presence there hav

. >> the l.a. county coroner has ruled michael jackson's death a homicide, and the last person to see him alive is his doctor. >> conrad murray figuratively and literally abandoned michael jackson. >> conrad murderer. conrad murderer. >> though we walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i will fear no evil. >> justice for michael! justice for michael! >> dr. murray is not a perfect man. he's an imperfect man like all of us. but the prosecution is going to get up here and tell you he's greedy and callous and reckless. you need to hear the full story about him. >> in the spring of 2009 michael jackson, the so-called king of pop, was poised for the biggest comeback of his career. he would perform a record-breaking 50 concerts that summer at london's o2 arena. in difficult financial straits, the concerts would help jackson get out of death. >> i'll be -- i'll be performing the songs my fans want to hear. >> to get through this grueling schedule, jackson turned to dr. conrad murray, a las vegas-

not a guarantee we'll see a lot of rain in l.a. degrees. areas in the northwest dry day today, chance of showers tomorrow. i'll have a little more update for the forecast on southern california later in the show. >> thanks. >>> also coming up, wall street has the italian blues. toyota with another recall. and buying ads online to beat back a political scandal. the "early today" morning business headlines ahead. >>> plus a stunning setback in what was supposed to be his big comeback. >>> coming up the nba has another marathon meeting and one of the strangest plays you'll tod see on the ice.ly " ing "early today" today. t >>> good morning and welcome back to "today." i'm lynn berry and other are some of your headlines this morning. the "washington post" admits the mortuary at dover air force base disposed of cremated body parts of the nation's war dead from 2003 to 2008 by dumping the ashes in a virginia landfill. officials say since that discovery they've been burying ashes at sea. this week the air force disciplined three mortuary officials

l.a. sheriff's department reopens the investigation decades after her drowning. 3q during the darkest chill, brighten your home and lift your spirits. it's a new way to greet the holiday season. the winter lights collection from air wick. something in the air wick. >>> good morning, 4:43. traffic in the walnut creek area 680 near north main those headlights heading southbound i believe. you can look carefully at the road you can see it is wet out there and there is a fatal accident to the west of here on highway 24. sue is following it. she will have the latest information coming up. >>> the los angeles county sheriff's tempt is roping the investigation into the -- department is reopening the investigation into the death of actress natalie wood. wood drowned in 1985 after a night of partying with her husband. they were off on a boat off catalina island. sheriffs officials say they have new information. they want to talk to the captain of the boat after hearing comments he recently made abo

tines trial and always police treated those protesters have been very much criticized this time in l.a. they just performed no injuries as far as being the. go to turn thank you very much indeed for that update live there in washington. to remind you more stories an eye catching video which we see for you on our web site on t.v. dot com here's a taste of what's online there are moments in american drawings dropping bombs across afghanistan and pakistan assert to get closer to home the new legislation could see a robot plane circling over us to. mars that could decimate the world the scientists in the netherlands create a deadly strain of bird flu sparking a row with the police future for more had to eat dog. and the results in egypt parliamentary election suggest islam is leading the polls the first poll of its kind in years therefore millions turn out to vote for the future with results from the first round expected within hours well if he's nice and early reports from current. the powerful and popular muslim brotherhood is proving to be just that really with early indications they cl