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 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

>> 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

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

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and get us back to work. >> mary kay, how big is this effort going to be in washington? i mean, 30,000, 40,000, 50,000, and it's from the 5th until the 9th. is this going to be for a week? >> yes. i don't know how many people yet, ed, but yesterday 256 people took arrests at 300 different community actions that occurred. so it is beyond being able to count, because people have had enough. and they are going to come, i believe, in droves, and we want to symbolically say there are too many unemployed in this country. there's too much injustice. people have lost their homes. we need to take action now. we cannot wait until november of 2012. >> why did you think it was important to get arrested last night? >> because i thought it was really important to join with faith leaders, community leaders, other members of our union who have never been arrested before and say that we think it's time to disobey the law and to draw a light on we've tried everything else, and we want to make it crystal clear, enough is enough. there's a state of emergency for working people. and we're go

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joining us now, mary kay henry. thanks for being here. are getting into this endorsement early compared to the last cycle. are you concerned about the excitement of voters? >> no, we are very concerned about the choice this country faces for the future and the republican field has made us incredibly concerned that we need to stand out now, trying to protect the rich and tax free corporations in this country. >> what are you telling them as you reach out will happen if a gop presidency does come to pass in 2012? >> well, our members in wisconsin wi wisconsin have a beginning understanding of what will happen that the standard of living gets rower. we lose jobs. public services are cut. so, we don't have to look for far to understand what we face. >> you really believe it's going to be that extreme. >> oh, yeah, and we want to get behind this president because we believe he fights for working families. he wants to get america back to work and we think that's the top priority. >> we're looking at some of the figures. last cycle, seiu put in

but jim of michigan has won the brightly colored vehicle by selling the most mary kay cosmetics.e is the first man to earn it and he joined mary kay not to win the cadillac but because he refused to put his parents in a nursing home. must have sold a lot of cosmetics. >> price is right. >>> the first lady at the nascar finale what cameras captured before she delivered the most famous words in motorsports. coming up. >>> and a whale washed ashore on a southern california beach. why scientists are letting it stay there for days. we'll explain. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, destroyed. the fire scorched two- thousand acre. ing nearly 10-thou >>> a devastating wildfire in reno is contained. more than 30 homes were destroyed. the fire scorched 2,000 acres forcing nearly 10,000 people to evacuate on friday. firefighters did get some help from a snowstorm in the area. >>> a 50-foot fin whale washed up on a san diego breach and may remain there for days. the scientists will attempt to determine how it died before towing it out to sea next week. they are also waiting for a more favorable tide. fin

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with what's being done for homeless folks in marin, we welcome mary kay sweeney from homeward bound of marin. good to have you here. >> thank you. >> and i'm sure people say the same thing. what do do you mean homeless in marin. everybody has money. >> i hear that all the time. and the thing about marin it's so different from an urban setting like san francisco or oakland. people have a lot of open space. they can camp in. there are same number of homeless people per capita i'm sure everywhere else in this country. >> and as a nonprofit, are you having a hard time getting people to write checks and support what you are doing because of that myth disturb not just because people are being asked at the same time to support a lot of places but it's marin, come on. >> i have to counter that all the time with stories of actual homeless people and when i go out and talk to people i bring people with me who are homeless and they tell their stories about how they were in construction or they did have their appliance store and it went under. it's really very real fixture for everyone to hear bec

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i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> protests turn violent again. hundreds clash. sandra hughes reports for wjz. it began when protestors started lighting fire. >> reporter: police used flash- bang grenades and tear gas to break up the crowds of protest in oakland. hundreds of officers in riot gear moved in overnight, when demonstrators set fire to dumpsters. protestors threw bottles at police. police eventually cleared the square and firefighters doused the flames. earlier wednesday, thousands of occupy oakland demonstrators marched through downtown and shut down one of the nation's busiest shipping ports. they say they're rebelling against corporate greed. >> we are going after the 1%. we mean business. >> but it wasn't all peaceful. protestors defaced a bank of america branch, spray painting the glass and thrashing an atm. dozens were arrested and at least four were hospitalized. around ra hughes-- sandra hughes, wjz eyewitness news. >> and coming up all new at 6:00, the latest

mary kay huntsman i were friends and we are better friends now and we will be better after this.and mrs. gingrich, i've gotten to know her better on the trail. i know all of the sowses except one, i met karen, and what a beautiful woman. there's no many. but interestingly enough i have saw cindy mccain the night before last and she said how are you? and i gave her a big hug and i said only you know. >> on that we thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up, the showdown for the united states supreme court over president obama's healthcare law. florida attorney general pam bondi is leading the charge and she joins us next. also, could new clues help find missing florida mom michelle parker? our top-notch legal panel weighs in. [ coughs ] what is thishorty? uh, tissues si i'm sick. you don't cough, you d't show defeat. give me your war face! raaah! [ male announcer ] halls. a pep talk in every drop. give me your war face! raaah! now there's no need to hold back. new revolutionary scope dualblast obliterates strong food odors leaving your breath minty fresh. hey. [

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i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> almost three decades after this, los angeles police are reopening the case. new information is enough to look at exactly what happened off the coast of california. bigat shoban. >> reporter: this morning, the yacht captain on board the night natalie wood died, is telling reporters he lied to investigators. dennis davern now blames wooppeds' husband -- woods' husband, robert wagner for her death. davern said they had a fight shortly before she disappearedded into the woods off catalina island. >> i just didn't want my life to go by without telling the truth. >> the l.a. sheriff's office is deciding to take a look. >> we're going to reinterview some people, interview some new people, talk to people and reevaluate others. >> reporter: wood was 43 years old when she died. a three-time oscar nominee, who starred in such classics as miracle on 34th street and west side story. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: she had a stormy relationship with wagner. they di

i'm mary bubala. >> 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

now, back to mary and kai. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. good will mistake. >> how a man accidentally donated his life savings to charity. and why he may not get his money back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a major search organization joins the investigation to find a missing florida mother. the texas equisearch team. a search examined south lake for clues. the woman went piing after appearing -- missing after appearing on an episode of "people's court." >>> hundreds of mourners gathered in a florida church to remember a florida a&m student. robert champion jr. was found november 19th. he was laid it rest at a funeral today. police say the 26-year-old drum major became sick. police say hazing may have played a role in his death but have not released any details. >> reporter: britain's biggest strike shuts down schools and others. workers are protesting changes in the retirement plans. >> reporter: public workers filled the streets across britain to protest against pension reform. >> somebody has to pay more, work longer, and get less in the end

and for your information, mary and kai. i'm like a bad penny.k. >> we know that about you, tim. we love you. thank you. >>> switching gears here. one person is dead, another is recovering after they answered ads on craigslist. police say 16-year-old high school student and another suspect lured two men into a false craigslist ad. the first man arrived to the area and was shot in the arm but escaped. when police later inspected the area, they discovered a second body in a shallow grave. the 16-year-old has been arrested for attempted murder. >>> a postal worker is violently attacked in north miami. you can see the woman here. with her head bandaged before she was taken to the hospital. police say she was on her mail route, when an attacker pistol- whipped her and ran off with her gold, chain and keys. police are still trying to track down the suspect. this is the fourth attack on a female postal worker in the area since october. >>> caught on camera. a florida school bus driver uses her cell phone. let's take a look as she concentrates on the pho

michigan is home to the only man in the country to be awarded the ultimate prize from mary kay, the pinkadillac. he began his career in 2001 and worked his way up to sales director. congratulations. >>> cnn will bring live coverage of the next republican presidential debate tonight. if television existed in 1860 would lincoln have won? cowl dewey have defeat truman? we'll never know. it's fun to think what could have happened had voters had the same information that modern voters had or if they could have accessed it in the same way. bob green is a cnn contributor in all the gop presidential debates inspired him to talk about our untell vieds presidents for cnn. >> let's talk about some of the historical examples of candidates who ran against each other decades ago. how would tv have changed anything? >> 70% of all the presidents we have ever had were never televised. more than 60% never appeared on radio and almost a quarter, 25% of all the presidents never had their photograph taken while in office. so it's almost like for earlier generations of americans, they literally could pass a p

i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> face-off in new york city, the nypd raids the occupy wall street movement. randall pinkston reports on what happens next. >> reporter: occupy wall street protestors lined the street outside the park, waiting for police to let them back in. >> reporter: these guys -- >> these guys are getting paid to be here. and they're going to run out of money before we run out of faith. >> if you refuse to leave the park, you'll be subject to arrest. >> reporter: new york city police evict demonstrators overnight to clear the park. promising to let them re-enter, but without tents and sleeping bags. police arrested about 300 protestors who refused to leave. >> unfortunately, the park was coming to be a place where people came, not to protest, but to break laws and in some cases, to harm others. >> reporter: police moved in after midnight, with almost no warning. mayor bloomberg said the raid was timed to minimize disruption to the neighborhood. >> i think it

>> i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> joe paterno is charged with -- his former coach is charged with molesting eight students. some say he did not do enough to stop the abuse. >> reporter: penn state football coach joe patorno got a big show of support. and his son told supporters, his father has no intention of resigning. paterno said his father wanted to address the scandal earlier today but the universality canceled it. >> we determined that today's press conference cannot be hold. >> reporter: paterno's former assistant coach, jerry sandusky is charged with molesting 15 boys over an eight-year period. paterno said that he saw sandusky assault a young boy in a locker room shower in 2002. the coach told administrators, as the law requires, but they failed to alert authorities. law enforcement is determining whether paterno had a legal obligation to do more. >> reporter: paterno, during his six decades of coaching, he's won two national championships and pushed his players to suc

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mary kay huntsman and i were friends through the republican governor's association.ter friends now and we will be friends after this. and carries lac calista gingrie got ton know her better on the trail. i know all of the spouses except one. i met karen santorum the other night. what a beautiful woman. there is some. i saw cindy mccain the night before last and she said how are you and i gave her a big hug and said only you know. >> shannon: with that, thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> tomorrow on special report texas governor rick perry sits down with bret baier and the all-star panel in the center seat. >>> nevada fire officials say twice as many homes were destroyed in a weekend wildfire as originally thought. some of the homeowners getting their first look at what they lost. 32 homes in and near reno were burned but crews did fight to save more than 4,000 other homes from going up in flames. be even residents who lost their homes say they are thankful it wasn't worse. >> they were yelling get out. get out, the fire is coming. i just want to thank them fro

i'm here with my wife of 28 year, mary kay, who is fortuitously sitting in the new hampshire box up here. we are the wife -- or we are the parents of seven kids, two in the united states navy. twice elected governor of the great state of utah. i've lived overseas four times, three times as the united states ambassador. i'm honored and privileged to be here. wolf, cnn, heritage, aei, thank you all for making tonight possible. >> let's get right to the questionses. our leadoff question is from the honorable ed meese, the former attorney general of the united states who is representing the heritage foundation. >> at least 42 terrorist attacks aimed at the united states have been thwarted since 9/11. tools like the patriot act have been instrumental in finding and stopping terrorists. shouldn't we have a long range extension of the investigative powers contained in that act so that our law enforcement officers can have the tools that they need? >> speaker gingrich, only this weekend there was an alleged terror plot uncovered in new york city. what do you think? >> well, i think that attorney

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

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

. >> i'm kai jackson. and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> running out of patience, police in two cities are fed up with the violence and sanitation problems of the demonstrators. bigat shoban -- bigad shaban has more. >> reporter: secondary to the occupy. >> reporter: he was one of the original occupy protestors. lister says their intent was good, but the message got lost as the crowds crew. -- grew. >> unfortunately, when you allow everyone's voice to be involved, you let everyone's voice to be involved. >> reporter: in oakland, california, officers in riot gear, took protestors away in handcuffs after they ignored warnings to clear the camp. >> the encampment became a place of repeated violence and this week, murder. >> reporter: the mayor said unsanitary conditions and a lack of protest -- cooperation from protestors will lead to a greater police presence. >> reporter: for cities already strapped for cash, cleaning up after the protests can be costly. here in portland, the city estimate its could t

kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> a suspect is taken into custody a short time ago, in connection with shots fired at the white house. protective glass blocks that bullet. it hit a window in the area where the first family eats and sleeps. danielle nottingham reports. the president was not at home at the time. >> reporter: police in pennsylvania arrested this man, oscar ortega hernandez. the secret service wants to talk to him about the bullet that hit the white house. agents found a cracked exterior window at 1600 pennsylvania avenue tuesday morning. protective glass stopped the bullet from entering the part of the white house where president obama's family lives. the secret service is investigating whether or not the bullets are linked to an incident friday night. police swarmed an area around the white house, after witnesses heard gunfire. authorities tracked down a car and an ak-47, a few blocks away near the roosevelt bridge. >> reporter: president obama was not here at th

kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> the jury is out. seven men and five women are now deliberating the fate of dr. conrad murray in the michael jackson murder trial. karen brown reports for wjz in the courthouse. >>> jurors have over 300 pieces of evidence at the testimony of 49 witnesses to consider as they deliberate the fate of dr. conrad murray. seven men and five women must decide who is responsible for michael jackson's michael michael jackson's death, his personal physician or the singer himself. prosecutors say the choice is clear. >> this is criminal negligence. criminal, gross negligence. >> they accuse dr. murray of giving jackson too much of the anesthetic propofol, failing to properly monitor him and then waiting too long before calling 911. >> if you're going to hold dr. murray responsibility responsible -- >> the defense blames jackson for giving himself for giving the lethal dose. they say murray is only on trial because jackson was a super star. >> this is not a reality show. it's reality. >> reporter: during the six- w

i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> ending occupations. police in los angeles arrest hundreds of anti-wall street protestors during an early- morning raid. bigad shaban reports, the demonstrators have lived in the park for more than two months. >>> crews are putting concrete barriers and chain-link fences in parks in los angeles. where anti-wall street protestors camped overnight. police swept in, clearing out hundreds of demonstrators. there were a few isolated scuffles, but city officials say the massive operation was mostly peaceful. police arrested around 300 people who refused to leave. some protestors linked their arms in defiance. >> reporter: police even used a cherry picker to get protestors down from a tree. >> i couldn't be prouder of the men and women of the los angeles police department. the strength they showed in the face of a potentially dynamic situation is the key reason why city hall park was closed in an orderly manner. >> the park will remain closed until it'