midnight deadline to get out curia they have been here for two months of they were right outside of philadelphia city hall. protesters are preparing for the possibility of arrests. the police presence has been heavy but no orders to release-national borders to remove have been given. >>darya: this morning board of regents members are planning to meet at 8:30 a.m.. will tran has the latest. >>will: there is already a heavy police presence as officers get ready for protesters. if this theory is the usual chanting and science could turn violent. it is that fear that forced the regents to cancel a previous meeting. they are choosing to teleconference with one another from around the state, hoping to avoid any possible clashes. for this meeting, they will not tackle tuition. in san francisco, will tran, kron4 news. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look outside on this foggy monday outside of the golden gate. thick >>mark: the dow is 600 points lower than it was three weeks ago. >>darya: police in san francisco are looking for a man who ran over a firefighter w

both in the news for a couple of reasons. philadelphia earlier they were looking at delays primarily because of fog. it looks like the weather has improved a bit there. temperatures have been running ten to 12 degrees above where they should be for this time of the year. looks like philadelphia rain is on the way. look at l.a.x. the weather is much improved there. a few minor delays being reported at l.a.x. primarily we were looking at a little ceiling. right now that's not a problem. looks like it is mostly volume delays expected there. here's the real troublemaker . that's a very slow-moving weather system. because of its slowness, this is reallile producing the rainfall that will be quite heavy. especially right in this region. this central tennessee valley region. if you are traveling up 75 or 95 over the next 24 to 48 hours, this is going to be the troublesome area as far as the heavy rainfall is concerned. we could see three to six inches of rain in isolated areas. on the backside of this, in the way of snowfall, throughout kentucky

the demonstrators marched through the streets of philadelphia overnight after they were evicted, and police took down their tents. all of this comes more than two days after the deadline passed for the protestors to leave the area. we have not heard of any arrests or injuries at this point. >>> a little more than an hour ago, police raided occupy los angeles protesters camp. some climbed into trees and set off fireworks as police arrived. witnesses, though, say the rest of the crowd remained relatively peaceful as officers broke up the camp. the los angeles mayor had warned the demonstrators last week that he wanted them out of the plaza near city halaby monday morning. >>> today metro will officially open the third brand new escalator at the foggy bottom station. these are the first new escalators in more than a decade. the aging transit system had its share of problems last year. four people were taken to the hospital after the l'enfant escalator sped up and threw four people off. the foggy bottom escalator buckled, causing a woman to fall backwards. most metro riders are happy wit

make way for a $50 million construction project which would create jobs. >> we are the heart of philadelphia. philadelphia is hurting. philadelphia has a lot of poverty. >> reporter: even if the city breaks up the camp, the protesters, like many across the country, say it won't break their spirit. now all along the los angeles mayor has said he wants to give plenty of time to the protesters here to pack up, put their tents away and leave to avoid any kind of a confrontation, any violent confrontation. of course, many of the people that i've already spoken to this morning say they aren't going anywhere. terrell? >> sandra hughes in los angeles for us this morning, thank you. >>> overseas voting is under way in parliamentary elections in egypt. the first elections since hosni mubarak was ousted out of office in february. clashes between protesters and security forces over the past ten days have left at least 43 dead and more than 2,000 wounded. >>> those three american students arrested during the cairo uprising are home this morning. d derick sweeney says their first night as captors was brut

this was the scene outside of philadelphia's city hall. it has been called off even though protesters were prepared to be arrested. the police presence is heavier than usual but there have not been any orders to leave even though they are past the deadline is serious tsk >>mark: border regions members are planning to hold a teleconference this morning at 8:30 a.m.. will tran has the latest. >>will: the barricades are up and police officers are out. protesters are not here, they're still very angry at the region, forcing them to me here, at least some of them, they will be teleconferencing with other regions of the state. the reason why they're doing that is because they are afraid of any possible violence, so much so that they had to cancel a previous meeting. for this meeting it will not tackle the issue of tuition which continues to be a hot-button issue for protesters. >>will: let's take a look at wall street. and hopes for a more far reaching a solution to the european debt crisis and a strong start the holiday shopping season. stocks

make way for a $50 million construction project which would create jobs. >> we're at the heart of philadelphia. philadelphia is hurting. philadelphia has a lot of poverty. >> even if the city breaks up the camp, the protestors, like many across the country say it won't break their spirit. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> 4:34 now. syracuse men's basketball coach said he supports the university's decision to fire his long-time assistant and close friend, bernie fine. on sunday, a third accuser has come forward in the investigation of child molestation allegations against fine. jim bayheim called the allegations disturbing. he says the matter must be fully investigated. fine has denied allegations of abuse from two former ball boys from the syracuse basketball team. >>> it is a monday and there is something new in the air. after six weeks of losing, the washington redskins can finally celebrate a victory. >> on the road in seattle, it was ugly but a win is a win. rex grossman finished 26-35 passing, he threw two touchdowns including the go- ahead 50-yard strike to anthony armstrong. thi

occupy protesters are on the streets of philadelphia this morning..ooice told everyooe to get out of the camp set up near city hall.....because the site needs to be cleared for construction work.the deadline was monday....but tents still remain.no word of any arrests so far. will he stay or will he go? herman cain has some thinning to do after annatlanta woman alleged she had an affair with him.and as tommy andres explains... despite reports that he's "reasseesing" his camppign.... the republican presidential candidate hasn't exactly said he's bowing out of the race. race. "thank you."hhrman cain isn't lettinggallegations of an exttamarital affair kick him off the campaign trail.the &prepublican presidential candidaae pressed on with a foreign policy speech in michigan last niggt.he made no mention of an atlanta woman's claim that she had a 13-yeaa-llng affair with him. but a longtime friend took up hissddfense."a woman kkows a skirt chaser when a woman seess cainndoesn't chase skirts." caii denies the affair.ginger white -- the woman who made the llegation -- showed w-a-g-a in atlan

all of this is in convention on the west coast and east coast of philadelphia because in philadelphiathe city said to get out. they told everyone to leave and they started camping out near city hall and pulling down the tents giving protesters three warnings to leave. the deadline was monday but no word. and the site needs to be cleared for construction work in the city. >>> and herman cain is reassessing his campaign mode after allegations of a 13 year affair with at lan ta woman. more on what the hopeful told his staffers. >> he said he would be reassessing the future of the campaign and that allegations of the affair are taking a toll on his family. he made no mention of the affair tuesday at an tphefrpb michigan. he continues to reach out to supporters in a letter he said the story is false. the business woman said she had a 13 year affair that only ended recently. he has taken a decline in the polls after being accused of sexual harassment. now the question; you were to drop out who benefits? a poll shows that newt gingrich would benefit the most. we have more on the situation. >

talking to the other cities -- for example, of philadelphia. right before the financial incentive was implemented, 30% to 40% of the parking spaces were filled with disabled placards. the week after, it dropped to 3%. we believe the most effective way is to eliminate the financial incentive and required disabled drivers to pay for parking. take that money and move it to the transit system. we believe that would be one way to address this. the other thing we recognize, there are lots of economically disadvantaged disabled drivers. we are currently working on that. our initial thought, they would get a 50% discount. supervisor campos: can i ask you a quick question? if this is governed by state law, how are you going to implement not only parking fees, but then half of fees? >> you are right. the state law has to be changed. we are working on finding responses. if we get that passed, we can have a discussion at the local level as to exactly what we want san francisco to do. l.a., berkeley, oakland, the major cities in california are willing to par

we start with sad news out of philadelphia. former heavyweight champion of the world joe frazier lost his battle with liver cancer last night. nicknamed smoking joe for his left hook. a bruising fighter. it wasn't about finesse, it was force. he won the heavy weight title and gave muhammad ali the first lost of his career known as the fight of the century in 1971. forever linked with ali, they met two more times, including the highly publicized thrilla in manilla. he was diagnosed with liver kanser in september and spent the last month in and out of the hospital. joe frazier was 67 years old. >>> football, a seesaw battle between eagles and bears. picking up in the second, cutler found forte in the flats but he was stripped of the ball and brian rolle scooped and scored. eagles tied the game 10-10. we move to the third. lesean mccoy took the handoff, made one move at the line and was gone. 33 yards to the house. mccoy has a touchdown in every game this season. eagles up 24-17. bears did not go away quietly. cutler lobbed perfect

and the executive director of philadelphia's freedom center. is a nonprofit organization committed to the ideals of individual and economic liberty, limited government and defense of free societies which are currently under attack by enemies both religious and secular at home and abroad. david horowitz was born into a family of dedicated communists whose parents were literally card-carrying members of the american communist committee. as a red diaper baby growing up in new york, david was indoctrinated into the intellectual world of collectivism and as a young man he became intoxicated with the hopeful idea that all of humanity could be saved from its historical misfortunes if they were only to abandon the old world institutions and to adopt the marxist idea of social salvation. marxist each to his own he became the mantra of a generation of bolsheviks the world over. who were committed to the salvation of humanity. david was a foot soldier in the war of ideas and as his best-selling novel, radical son, explains that was not until the early 50s

we start with sad news out of philadelphia. heavyweight champion of the world joe frazier lost his battle with liver cancer. a bruising fighter. it wasn't about finesse, it was force. gave muhammad ali the first lost of his career no. as the fight of the century in 1971. forever linked with ali, they met two more rings, including the highly publicized t this. rilla in manila. joe frazier was 67 years old. >>> football, a seesaw battle between eagles and bears. cutler found forte in the flats but he was stripped of the ball and brian rolle scooped and scored. eagles tied the game 10 -10. lesean mccoy took the handoff, one move at the line and was gone. 33 yards to the house. mccoy has a touchdown in every game this season. eagles up 24-17. bears did not go away quietly. cutler lobbed perfect pass to bennett in the end zone. bears held on to win it 30-24. >>> hockey after a sluggish start bruins have caught fire, scored three goals in their first 12 shots against islanders. that was it for nabokov. in came montoya and didn't fare

in later years, frazier had money troubles and ran a gym in his adopted hometown of philadelphia. last september, the former heavyweight champion returned to his home state of south carolina where he was honored with a lifetime achievement and service award. frazier was diagnosed with liver cancer only weeks ago. he died in philadelphia at the age of 67. susan mcginnis, cbs news. ÑÑÑ [ 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 keep paying so much for cable? switch to fios at our best price... $89.99 a month with a two-year price guarantee. plus get $300 back with a two-year contract or choose no annual contract. orderin

of 1.5%. the city collects $390 million in payroll taxes every year. cities like philadelphia have had some success in the past year with the $10,000 tax credit already. there are not many businesses that are clamoring to take advantage of this because the city of philadelphia has seen that it has to do better marketing to a list of the private sector. but they are pleased with the results they have achieved so far. the ex-offender tax rate -- that this legislation does not provide a budget for that. we tried not to delve into city funding for this legislation. we are proud of the smallness commission gave unanimous support, and the san francisco chamber has also given its gesture of approval. there are a number of people in the advocate community dealing with sex offenders that are here that do the day-to-day job of trying to tackle the need for us to address in a very vigorous way, the growing recidivism rates in california and san francisco. the legislation has also been adopted in its own form. illinois, maryland, iowa. i also have to mention for the critics, i'm not sure

we start with sad news out of philadelphia. er heavyweight champion of the world joe frazier lost his battle with liver cancer last night. nicknamed smoking joe for his left hook, a bruising fighter. it wasn't about finesse, it was about force. he gave mohammed ali his first loss in what was known as the fight of the century. they met two more times in the ring including the thriller in manila. frazier was diagnosed with liver cancer in september. he was 67 years oath. >>> football, a seesaw battle between the eagles and bears. jay cutler found matt forte in the flaps. she was stripped of the ball. brian role scooped and scored. we move to the third. lashawn mcccoy took the handoff, made one move at the line and was gone. 33 yards to the house. eagles up 24-17. bears did not go away quietly. jay cutler to earl bennett in the end zone. bears held on to win it 30-24. >>> after a sluggish start the bruins caught fire, three goals in the first 12 shots. in came alimony toy yeah. nathan horton led the way with a pair of goals. wild s

sales of philadelphia cream cheese went up 8%. technique may be new, but it incorporated a throw back to traditional advertising, the celebrity spokesperson. social media advertising is trying to in straight and hook consumers in new ways burks it's still advertising. >> a marketer would try to actually leverage that. and as much as this becomes too much, consumers will pull back. >> in san jose, david loui, abc7 news. >>> a huge week for travel. lisa is here to travel to talk about today and beyond. >> yeah. we've got some snow in the sierra to look forward to, rain back home and leftover showers to the east of us. right now it's partly cloudy and cold out there with low 0s in -- low 30s in the north bay and rain tonight and next week. i'll spell it all out. >> also ahead, cheryl jennings takes us along for a ride on a high-speed rail to show us how south korea is making it work. [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls th

animals were killed in the kingdom zoo about 30-miles northeast of philadelphia. a giraffe, puppies and birds were among the dead animals. no people were hurt. this is the second fire this year. in april, the former owner was killed when a fire broke out. >>> owner of nascar's top team, nick hendrick was in an accident. the plane ran off the runway, four people were on the plane. all survived. it's registered to jimmy johnson racing 2. he the s the five time nascar champion and drives for hendrick motor sports. >>> a panicked neighbor called 911 after a massive explosion at a grain elevator in kansas. the fair ball lit the sky and the ground shook. six workers were killed. two others hospitalized with burns. authorities continue investigating the cause of the blast. >>> landslide in wisconsin left a mess for crews to clean up. debris was sent down a cliff in lake michigan. it happened around 11:00, and crews say it was about the size of a football field with debris. crews say the landslide poses no risk to anyone working at the plant and it remains open. >>> speci

with us mayors of both cities, michael nutter of philadelphia, and antonio villa rego 15 of los angelesr raid, some of the protesters praises them as well. respond to this blog posting from ruth fowler, an occupy protester. none of the protesters i was with had been violent, none destroyed property. none were evener tomenting the police. violence i witnessed was pretty intense. the cops were pissed and wanted to hurt people. they were running and beating people who were simply running away, trying to escape. did that happen? >> it didn't happen. she was watching some other image and some other city and in the city of los angeles there were no injuries, to my knowledge, certainly no serious injuries. there was no violence. she's right that the protesters did an incredible job of being peaceful, as they have really throughout the 68 days. but let me be absolutely clear, i couldn't have been prouder of the los angeles police department last night. it was their finest moment. there have been ups and downs in our department, as you well know. but yesterday was a sight to be seen. it was a ma

sales of philadelphia cream cheese went up 8%.the technique may be new, but it incorporated a throw back to traditional advertising, the celebrity spokesperson. social media advertising is trying to in owe straight and hook consumers in new ways, but it is still advertising. >> a marketer would try to actually leverage that. and as much as this becomes too much, consumers will pull back. >> in san jose, david loui, abc7 news. >> folks this week do turn to cooking and they turn to travel, and as always, they turn to weather and lisa. >> i like that. >> that's the way it goes, one, two, three. >> well, we have one system that exited the region overnight. we have another system on the way. so we are talking in between systems right now. take a look. partly cloudy skies, cool with some fog in the north bay. we are talking temperatures below freezing. mid-40s right here. i'll tell you about when the rain is moving in, and the look at your thanksgiving week forecast next. >> also ahead, abc7's cheryl jennings takes us along on a ride th

he will visit a head start center outside of philadelphia this morning. first lady michelle obama will be at georgetown university today for an event with high school students from across d.c., maryland and virginia. >>> it is elect day in virginia and in maryland. the polls now open in virginia. they will open next hour in maryland. voters are electing members of the virginia state house and senate although only about 1/3 of those races are contested. turnout expected to be about 30%. that is low. several local offices also on the ballot in virginia including county school boards, sheriffs races as well. in maryland, local elections being held in bowie, college park and greenbelt. voters in baltimore will choose a new mayor or re-elect the current one as well as city council members. >>> voters in virginia are being asked to check their polling place before they head out. state board of elections reminds everyone that because of redistricting, polling places may be different than the last type you voted. "washington post" reports that a computer glitch a

and the same was true really outside of philadelphia. places with 12 inches. ide of new york places with 12 inches. and then in southern new hampshire, 31 inches of snow. that is impressive in the middle of wintertime. here is our live doppler. most of the showers now east of i95. they'll be kind of lingering around la plata for the next hour or two. they should dissipate by dawn. you should have a dry commute. temps, we're 50 downtown. in the 40s elsewhere. 45 in gaithersburg. 45 out in leesburg. 45 in manassas and 48 down in fredericksburg. so here is the deal. a chilly start tuesday morning but not bad. really a pretty nice day. grab a jacket. going to be sunny. grab your sunglasses as well. and it will stay cool on wednesday. so a couple of nice days. not breezy either day. so it's going to feel a little nicer than the temperature might indicate. overnight mostly cloudy and chilly. a few showers primarily east of i95. and lows 38-46. about ten degrees warmer than it was the past two nights. winds northeast at ten. by morning mostly chilly. you'll need a jac

are plows, and then, above all, this is a ship, and that's meant to represent the importance of philadelphia as a port city. >> the flag's blue background represents loyalty and justice. it's the same color blue found on the american flag, which originated in pennsylvania. >> well, june 14th is flag day in the united states, and that's because in 1777, the continental congress met in philadelphia, and that's when they accepted the first-ever american flag. >> the declaration ofan flag. independence and the constitution were also written in pennsylvania. despite these contributions to our federal system, pennsylvanians did not want any government to have unlimited powers over their state. so emblazoned across their state flag for all to see is the motto, "virtue, liberty, and independence." and here's another influence pennsylvania had on colonial america. when william penn drafted the state's first constitution, he included religious freedom for all. that provision became the model for one of our nation's most important rights. with flag facts, i'm scott. revlon launches growluscious plumpin

. >>> occupy protesters have been pulled out of philadelphia two days after they have been ordered out. protesters embarked on an early morning march after police began pulling down tents just after 1:00 a.m. this morning. so far there are no reports of any arrests. >>> a similar scene is playing out in los angeles where police in riot gear moved in to enforce an expired deadline for occupy protesters camped in downtown l.a. the associated press reports more than 200 occupiers were arrested but there was no violence. >>> let's go overseas. yesterday vice president joe biden arrived unannounced in iraq. secretary of state hillary clinton's historic arrival in myanmar this morning, she expressed hope that recent flickers of progress will lead to improvements in human rights. >>> let's get back to new york where we are counting down to one of the biggest moments of the year here at rockefeller center, the annual tree lighting ceremony. nbc's michelle franzen is live out there, it is quieter at 30 rock. good morning. >> good morning. little bit of organized chaos behind me. take a look at

. >> the city of philadelphia held its own thanksgiving day parade. d of spectators, 8 people deepen joyed the parade with the dancers and the floats. only one snag today and that is when the garfield balloon got a little too full and popped. >> reporter: in charlotte, north carolina they celebrated thanksgiving with a home grown parade. the carolina kara sell featured notes, beauty queens and live animals. just like the macy's parade ended with the arrival of santa claus. now, there is nothing koezier than thanksgiving morning early, rain outside and ovens going and good smells everywhere. >> yes, a perfect day for it. in the afternoon, going out for a walk. the weather did not dry up. the sun dried up. sun, like sprinkles out. no big deal. maybe a few sprinkles late tonight early tomorrow morning. this is the front, going to wrap it back and show you. again, right there. showing you late last night. showers in the north, now, adding a few sprinkles to the north bay. tonight and then late tonight into 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. there it is. a tail e

police took to the streets of philadelphia, after officers pulled down their tents after midnight. >>> one of jerry sandusky's alleged victims plans to testify at a hearing in two weeks, according to his attorney. it would mark the first time that one of the accusers has publicly confronted sandusky since the allegations first broke. the hearing is scheduled for mid-december. >>> and a victim's right group says another young man may soon come forward to claim sexual abuse by syracuse coach bernie fine. so far, three men say they were victimized. head basketball coach, jim boeheim got a standing ovation when he walked on the court last night. >>> big medical news to pass on this morning. the generic version of the drug lipitor hits the market today. that means a steep drop in prices. instead of paying between $29 and $49 a month, users can expect to pay about 10 bucks a month for a generic version. abc's richard besser says there's very little difference. >> i'm a big fan of generics. when people think about generics, they think about products in the supermarket. the generic ingredient

for the national weather tomorrow along the east coast upwards of philadelphia, new york and boston you could see problems here. farther south less of a problem. other areas of concern in the northwest. but the central part of the country not a big problem at all. rain likely early tomorrow but starting to clear out. mild to start but breezy in the upper 50s to low 60s. but then the temperatures cool down. showers possible in the afternoon and wind can with falling temperatures. winds of 15 to 20 miles per hour up to 40 miles per hour tomorrow. breezy tomorrow. but things calm down on thursday. thanksgiving a great day with a high of 57 degrees and we get better. friday and saturday and even on sunday look really, really nice before the next storm system moves in. i think this holiday is going to be one remembered for nice weather not what happened the days before. >> you can get outside and play tennis this thanksgiving. >> thanks doug. >>> dueling burgers in d.c. one for the 99% and one for the 1%. >>> in sports the [ elevator bell dings ] ♪ [ male announcer ] sometimes, a hint is all

welcome to the city of philadelphia. we could not be more excited to hosting this first-ever event right here in our great city. thanks a lot. [applause] i appreciate that. [laughter] i didn't do what i was supposed to do. ladies and gentlemen, here in philadelphia not the first time, been here a number of times and will be back many times, the campaign manager to reelect president barack obama. [applause] i know his name. just waiting for that, to reelect president obama the national campaign manager, jim messina. [applause] >> fire it up. fired up. fired up. >> ready to go. >> that's what i'm talking about. greetings and welcome to the grassroots campaign effort in american legal history the 2012 rock obama re-election campaign. and thank you for joining us for the greater together. we are very excited to have you. let's talk a little bit about what we are building block by block, person by person student by student we are going to build the biggest grassroots ever in american political history. it started the summer b