. >> mr. tony camera dash carpenter? >> i welcome everybody to our community. i am a lifetime resident. i was born in hunter's point in 1945. i think that it is important for us to understand what economic development is all about us because it develops our community. not only did it develop our community, it developed our city during the time i have lived here. the redevelopment process, i thought, when it came to hunter's point, it was to benefit the residents. but over the years i learned different. it wasn't a plan for the residents. it was a plan for the city of san francisco to upgrade, and modernize our neighborhood. but in the course of upgrading, they failed to give us an opportunity to upgrade economically. when i was listening to what they were saying about the housing authority, and they mentioned a preference for 25% hunter's point residents. when they were rebuilding the development area and remoleding -- remodeling, i stood up for the residents of west point. you can't divide a community along project lines. now i find that is being done. it sadd

>>pam: and mr. tonyive director of turn is also calling on jerry brown to replace members of the commission. mr. tony says that the regulators have failed to do their job and properly monitor the utility. they today the governor's office released a statement saying that it strongly supports the puc current commissioners. officials there did not turn our calls for a response. >>reporter: the new graphic images involving an occupy oakland protesters who looks like he was shot by the police. that is the shot right there the personnel posted it said that the video was shot just after midnight on november 3rd. watch as one of the officers appears to shoot a rubber bullet at the protesters. you will see a flash right there, and then you hear the protest of arriving, i will slowed down for you. now walked right in the middle section, you saw the flash and the alleged victim here, he did not say whether or not you wish--he was hurt, but he said he was shot after the general strike turned violent. >>pam: business

things looking very clear and mr. tonyerkins telling us it will be a great day. >> it will be fine. a few more clouds out there than we've had during the last couple of morning but still a fine day. let's take a look. ing with we'll start with the temperatures across the region. you will have to start with a coat or jacket depending on where you are or who you are. we are at 45 in the district. 4 # in leonardtown. 38 at dulles airport. 37 in culpeper. hears is a look at that satellite image. no, i'm sorry, it is the forecast for today. mostly sunny skies today. we have a great afternoon on tap. 65-degree for your high. do enjoy it. it is going to be a good one. >>> let's check in with julie wright to get a look at traffic. >> so far, so good. if you are traveling out to the west, lanes are open on 66. no problems reported coming in from manassas headed down toward the capital beltway. accident activity on 28 north of old centreville road at first street. you will find 28 now is blocked off in each direction due to this cra

let us get a check of our weather with mr. tony perkins. it was really nice to wake up this morning and not have the chilling temperatures like it was yesterday. >> not as bad this morning as it was yesterday morning and that is going to be the gradual trend through the week, warmer temperatures really by tomorrow through friday. it will be really nice around here. not bad at all. let's start with vipir. we are seeing a gradual clearing trend with our skies but we do still have some precipitation off to the south and east. remember yesterday, we told you some rain showers overnight, perhaps into the morning, particularly south appear east of the district. well, there you have it. so this is one of those mornings where some of you will hear me talking about rain and you'll look out and say this guy is crazy, there as no rain. it is offer to the south and east across eastern portions of maryland, southeastern maryland, places like that. and that will gradually pull out of here. temperatures across the region not as bad this morning. 48 at rea

but first, we want to get a look at your weather with mr. tony perkins. good morning to you. >> good wering, everybody. we'll tell you about some changes that we had for today. there are no surprises. this is all expected. take a look at vipir. there are some rain showers out there. they are all to our south as expected. there is some heavy rain in south and central portions of virginia, some very heavy rainfall down there. even richmond has seen some heavy rain already this morning. so if you are traveling south towards richmond or particularly beyond richmond, you will encounter rain showers this morning. in fact, through the morning. however, here in the washington area, we remain dry. i can't rule out a shower for our southernmost viewers, say in fredericksburg, places like that. we'll remain dry here in the washington area. temperatures across the reason on, it is actually the most mild air we've had early in the morning. this week, 50 degrees now in washington. 49 at baltimore. 47 at dulles. fredericksburg is at 50. forecast for today, morning cloud

let's get a check of our weather with mr. tony perkins. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i love the way you slide in. >> i have to admit, i was daydreaming and i heard you say my name. it is cold but aside from that, things are fine. we'll see a nice day today. let's take a look. we'll start with our satellite- radar composite. you will notice there is virtually nothing on it. take a look. nothing in the way of precipitation. and not -- well, there is nothing showing up in the way of cloud cover. officially, reagan national is reporting a few clouds and there is a little bit of fog out there this morning and where it is, it could be dense so you want to be aware of that. other than that, we've got clear skies and it will be a nice start to the day when the sun comes up next hour. right now, reagan national reporting a temperature of 43 degrees. relative humidity is at 89%. the wind are calm. that barometric pressure has been rising. forecast for today, we'll see lots of sunshine. it will be a mild day. very pleasant. we're looking

. >>> good morning to our facebook fan of the day, mr. tonyy he gets up early every morning between 3 and 4 and checks out our fan page his son, gets to sleep in until 7:00 a.m. when he turns on the show to see the forecast. good morning to both of you if you want to be tomorrow's fan of the day search fox 5 morning news. post a comment under tony's photo maybe you will be the thanksgiving fan of the day. >> holly is making ingredients that only need five ingredients. >>> how did we come up with number five here at channel 5 we like to keep things simple but be excellent that is our whole goal of this year's recipe round up let's get started we have two things, daniel the culinary director of metropolitan cooking and entertaining show we are doing turkey not one but two ways only going to show you one now that is our five ingredients. >> dijon mustard, honey, we have fresh sage, fresh rosemary chop it all up put it in a mix. >> because five right. >> so because this has some sugar in it we will not rub it on the outside we will rub this rub un

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. >> i did it mr. tony. >> recently? >> no, when he was 6. >> hence my voice.t all by myself. >> all right christian you are adorable hope you score many more in future if you want to send us your child's picture go to myfoxdc.com click on mornings. >> fog advisory in effect visibility a quarter mile or less this fog advisory in effect, 9:00 a.m. all counties shaded if grey dense fog just spread across the area. >>> let's look at the radar talking about the fog now a little rain there is a little rain forming out to our west near winchester in hagerstown some shower activity associated with that frontal boundary coming through that region today, so, can't rule out a shower or two, here, as the front comes through, there is your big picture, yeah, a little more rain developing there on the tail end of the front, actually not the tail end but the tail end where the rain was this morning more rain filling in, not the heavy rain we were seeing out in the midwest places like that but still rain showers. all right here is a look at the 5 day forecast, high today, 57

. >> mr. tonye slowing down any time soon. ♪ ho, ho who has the last laugh now ♪ >> he keeps on going. >> his collection has 70 original albums. >> sent that amazing? >> unbelievable! impressive. >> just a little. >> awe inspiring, all of that stuff. >> we could go on and on. but if we did, we would get cut off because the computers are in charge here. have a great weekend, everyone. "the early show" is back tomorrow for more on saturday. your local news is next. >> have a good weekend. ,,,, [ male announcer ] does your cable company keep charging you more... and more... and more? stop paying so much for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price online: just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years. you save $600. go to verizon.com/greatprice to sign up now and get $300 back with a two-year contract. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers superior picture quality, more hd, plus america's fastest, most consistent and most reliable internet. why k

. >> mr. tonywn any time soon. ♪ ho, ho who has the last laugh now ♪ >> he keeps on going. >> his collection has 70 original albums. >> sent that amazing? >> unbelievable! impressive. >> just a little. >> awe inspiring, all of that stuff. >> we could go on and on. but if we did, we would get cut off because the computers are in charge here. have a great weekend, everyone. "the early show" is back tomorrow for more on saturday. your local news is next. >> have a good weekend. ,,,,,,,,, vallejo police are holding the >>> good friday morning i'm grace lee. va lay hoe police are holding -- vallejo police are holding the suspect in charge with murdering gimmicky another. he had been on the force for 19 years. >>> michelle le is organizing is a group to find missing people. it will have its first meeting as an organization tomorrow. it plans to work with families of people missing here in the bay area and eventually the entire west coast. >>> some good news for you commuters out there. bart ride is rob t

mr. mayor. thank you, tony. let me repeat once again the three qualities we want our visual identity to convey. a new perspective, bold and confident, and asian arts museum invites all to engage. as you may know, this inverted market is from a mathematical science known as a universal quantifier. we whaant everyone to know thate are here to engage you. we want to awaken and inspire. let me show you a couple of examples of how you can use this. we have window treatment for everyone. and then we have a new visitor'' guide, a new membership material, a new look. you can take us with you. and also, out and about. i still strongly about this market because it is very versa tile. you can superimpose images from diverse cultures coming asian, not asian, and we can use this in a powerful way. imagine, we can even commissioned artists to do a rendition of this as a sculpture. and the possibilities. before i invite the marriage to give our audience his thoughts, that also -- may also asked take some pictures please? >> mr

like mr obama did it can only infuriate wall street people there they're looking at mr obama like the british look at tony blair you can't believe a word he says they're fed up with mr obama and when somebody says but very mr clinton says they remember that it was mr clinton's administration but got rid of bless the eagle it was clinton's administration that put the wall street art in place and brought ruben omics in the same ruben omics people that mr obama has brought in he was clinton who brought in larry summers and obama who reappointed larry summers it was clinton who pushed and ruben omics and ruben brought in tim geithner as the bank allowed us to. be goldman sachs but operate to name a treasury secretary somebody who would serve its interest so there is just a feeling of one of disgust not only towards clinton but towards obama that they were grouped together now they are in their two piece of the same to the very same time so then are there no solutions for occupy wall street as there are changes and we're almost out of time i just overall quick answer here no there is no solution in there so wh

mr. speaker. education, education tony blair in this very room. no decide how by nick leggitt in his constituency. these politicians say that education is a universal right to young people. in my lifetime i've seen it increased to 3,000 pounds and then again to 9,000 pounds. somebody four months younger than me has to get -- we are told everyday by politicians the situation we are in a moment about the situation. we can't afford to be. yet when i come out with the university i don't see 27,000 pounds worth of debt. the tuition fee is going to pay less per month not as much per month as they did under the 3,000 pounds. yes i still have to pay 27,000 pounds of my own money for an education for any western politician would say we have the right to. it doesn't make any sense. granted the politician didn't have to pay for their university fi we shouldn't have to either. [applause] >> the young man back here, please. >> i live 10 miles from the border so i'm very keenly aware of the differences between the nation's. the scottish liberal democrat allowed

the second thing is noticing provisions and i am looking here at this tony administration i have said this to mr. sanchez, i think this is very low hanging fruit. i am a neighborhood activist and i do policy work for a living and the policy work that comes before you often has something to do with how much people know what is going on and when they know it and whether they know it at the right time to have some kind of substantive involvement. the first psychological reaction is to assume the worst. there is a planning around the seat with determination. i heard a briefing on the sustainability fee which will lead to more exemptions. as we change how we do business on developing policy, we need to think about how people can be informed, engage, and where that makes them feel as though they are part of the progress and not impacted by it. think you. >> these lead right to mine. i was at the original hearing when d.c. "was implemented -- wendwhen the seqa was implement. there was a uniform process figured out for how notice was given. we to notices differently from the state. the rudimentary state

mr. street, just like tony romo, you were slammed down to the ground. that is the deal. slant to the ground, so the head has to hit the ground, which is often hard. there are so many ways in football to see how their revenge hit, just a mean player who is famous for that and loves it and its endorsements because of its common commercial endorsements. soccer is extremely brittle, exhausting -- extremely brutal, exhausting, on a huge field. they're usually one, two, three, or four goals scored, and that is it. in thinking about it myself, and i watched a lot of it because of that 1980 trial, it is heading the ball. or, because i think you probably are slammed down to the ground or tripped up deliberately, does that mean the head hits? i do not know. but what are some of the ways, if it was ranked number 3 by dr. kutcher, what are some of the ways the concussions come about in soccer, other than heading the ball. if it is heading the ball, is it from any part of your head? >> concussions of about in a lot of different ways while playing soccer. heading the ball tends to be

allison, tony back to you. thanks again, mr. bieber. >>> all right. thank you, tuck.was a rough night for paula abdul's team on last night's results episode of the x- factor. two of her groups were forced to sing to stay on the show. after earning the lowest number of votes following wednesday's performance. >> in the end, intensity was shown the x-factor door. here's a report from hollywood. >> simon, sometimes less is more. >> reporter: passions ran high among the judges defending their own groups. in the end, america and the judges voted. the 10 member team group intensity became the first x- factor casualty. >> intensity, i'm going to have to send you home. >> quite shocking for us to be in the bottom two. we believed we had a great performance on wednesday. we thought we did good enough to be able to stay in the top 11. but i feel like -- we know that we did a great job. we did the best we could possibly do and it was in america's hands, and i guess america wasn't ready for us now. >> they worked extremely hard. passionate, devoted and dedicated. they have a stro

mr. hall? >> good evening, folks. i assume you are here to see the different candidates. by m. tony hall. i am not a member of a political party. i am running to be a working mayor offering serious solutions. fraught with programs that will cost the taxpayer down the road , we all need a serious solution to pension reform to bring all of these pension benefits. i am talking about keeping expenditures in line with revenues, cutting special- interest deals. we are talking about a san francisco income-tax. city hall does not need a blank check, it needs a reality check. enough of the sanctuary city. that is a program and policy that endangers public safety -- safety. changing the culture of city hall will take determination, leadership, and it will take you to help me. join me. [applause] >> my name is city attorney, dennis herrera. i wanted to thank the house for giving me the opportunity to have a conversation with you all about what is at stake in this election. you clearly recognize that this is a seminal collection. this is the most important race we have had in and what years, because

mr. hope. phone rings and i hear this familiar voice. hi, tony, this is bob yellow ribbon hope.>> i love that opening line. i'm coming home. i've done my time. that's every single soldier's mother's prayer. he said now you come on down there and there will be 70,000. i got there and i walk out and there is 500 plus p.o.w.'s on the 50-yard line at the cotton bowl. i sang this song for the first time. i looked out, was nervous as can be. i will never forget. this the p.o.w.'s started singing the chorus. tie a yellow ribbon. >> their eyes hadn't adjusted to daylight yet. i look over at mr. hope and he goes gives me one big fat wink. he knew, somehow he knew that that song would be a symbol of homecoming and hope for people. we just went into the recording studio about a love song. we had no idea. it wasn't meant for war. it turned out to be a symbol in this country that i'm so proud of being part of. thank you for asking. >> mike: great question and great story. final question. >> colonel carla jessup from the marine corps. >> happy birthday marines. >> mr. williams, i was just won

tony. >> there are no tomorrows, mr.ke both your kids. what else did you leave out. >> reporter: in her new movie which she also produced, she plays the mother just about at the end of her rope. >> i just don't have the energy to move on. as a family. >> reporter: that film, "another happy day," comes 30 years after her breakout role in diner. >> did he die of drinking? >> no, of course not. >> reporter: and happens to be written and directed by another levinson. not barry. but his 26-year-old son sam. >> i honestly feel that just the playing of this role has helped me as an actor more than anything i've ever done. >> reporter: barkin loves to talk about the new movie until i went one question too far and asked about the widely reported story that she's also involved romantically with sam levinson. are you going to kill me if i ask you about that story about that you are in fact now dating.... >> i'm not going to discuss that. >> reporter: you're not going to discuss it. are you going to deny it? >> i'm not going to disc

mr. speaker. education, education, education. the words occupied by tony blair. no tuition fee. by nick clegg were in his constituency. these politicians was a universal right to young people. yet in my lifetime i see increased to 3000 pounds and then into 9000 pounds to someone who's four months younger than me has to get -- [inaudible] the situation we are in at the moment is a bad situation. we can't afford to be in that. yet when i come out of university, i'm going to be 27,000 pounds worse. great. great. it will pay less per month but i'm not going to have to pay as much from what i did the 3000 have to guess i still have to pay 27,000 pounds, but my own money for an education which any westernized politician would say we have the right to for free. it doesn't make any sense. granted the politicians didn't have to pay to their university the. we shouldn't have to, either. that's my point. [applause] >> thank you. this young man and a third row back here, please. >> i actually lived 10 miles from the welsh border so i'm aware of the differences between the nation. and on the

mr. to guard, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> as we have already noted, grace is far from alone in its -- greece is far from alone in its economic troubles. sylvia boroughs tony's -- silvio berlusconi is also having problems. met the press reports on the impact. >> in the streets of italy, a sense of unease. the economy is barely growing. in this scoter workshop, sales are down. you must the government to step in to boost growth. >> up until now, government subsidies worked well. with good contributions from the state. you did get a third off and that helped sell scooters. >> business is half what it was at this time last year. even the middle class's are worried. >> has always been the economic capital. -- milan has always been the economic capital. milan has been able to solve all the crises. now it has more difficulties than ever. >> many pin their hopes on china. these newlyweds. even chinese interest may not be enough to relieve the debt burden. you cannot feel the debt crisis in the splendid, opulent part of milan. and get the italian government debt is among the highest in the euro zone. there are feelings that if italy cannot get its economic house in o