now perch has been one of tanzania's main exports to europe. the beach is gradually filling up with the traders anvillagers who sell the fish at the local markets. now perch can grow up to two meters long, so these are relatively tiny. >> this fish is too young. it's too small to be sold according to regulations, but we artisan fishermen don't have the means to catch the bigger ones. in order to get the bigger ones, you need nets that cost 200,000 tanzanian shillings so we have to use small nets that catch the immature fish. it's getting more and more difficult to catch the larger nile perch. >> close meshed nets are actually banned by law, but they're still widely used, not just by this fisherman. this nile perch is a normal size which is 15 centimeters long. the fishermen take their catch to the bmu, the beach management unit and they are weed and sold on to middlemen. the local fishermen have set up organizations to control fishing practices, promote sustainable fishing and tackle illegal fishing. it's a challenging task. despite the governm

he has remained perched on a building for 30 days and says he will continue perched for another 87 days. >>> from fire danger to storm watch, the weather can have an effect on protesters. bill martin is here now with a look at the weather. >> it's wet out, it's light showers but we're down 15 to 20 degrees over the highs we had yesterday. we go outside right now, you can see a little bit of light right now. the front has passed through but those roadways are slightly wet. we go out toward berkeley now i80. and you will see that traffic is moving. the showers have basically ended in san jose. head lights are coming toward san francisco, red lights going up toward sacramento. the rain slick on the roads. we'll see where the rain is right now. you can see the rain moved through. there it goes right down to the south bay. out toward morgan hill and gilroy. we have slight scattered showers. none of this has amounted to much. it's definitely slowed traffic and put wet on the road. the other story, it's cool today. it is going to be downright cold tomorrow morning. when i come back we're going

. >> they won't sit on a perch. they want a flat form 0 are a tray to sit on. >> there's a larger one. >> it depends on whether it is on a pole. >> they are jumpers. >> this is made of plastic. they may eventually chew through this. >> another type. these are fun to watch from time to time. >> yeah, these are fun. >> when the squirrel gets in here, it will cut off the food supply. >> this is going to allow them to feed, but the squirrel can't get there. >> there is another variation of this called the spinner right? >> yes. >> and another one, conventional, not mechanical. >> it is obvious what happened. the cardinal can get in, the squirrel can't. it is a two-feeder, but it has a wire -- the squirrel can't penetrate. >> the birds aren't afraid to squeeze through here to get into the area? >> exactly. >> there is still a tray on the bottom. >> sure. sure. let's move on to another here, and this is my favorite. >> i have one of these. i have had one for five years. so far the squirrels have not figured out how to get

i'd write about the small things like catching my first perch on a cane pole and slapping you up sided with it. it was the last time i fished you know that you cussed the water black mad. i never touched a fishing pole again. why would you want to write that? silence. do you remember when mom tried to teach me how to ride a bike? no, he said, let me hear it. why i can't ride a bike. i out weigh my mother by 50 pounds though her effort to help find my balance is more colossal than any man. my father root indeed pockets watches us at a distance like we are on a channel he'd like to turn. that's a sad poem, he said. cant you write nothing happy? not with you in it, i said. but i ain't never hit you, thumped our head once or twice. mostly, i'm stuck remembering what we never did, share something. play catch, even. was not athlete. tried teaching you how to drive. sitting next to me on the freeway holding the steering wheel sdont count. well ain't had no one to teach me none of those things neither. did you ever hold me when i was a baby, i asked? gnaw, afraid i'd drop you sides you were s

sharing a lover's perch, high atop a cliff.ce turned to death. >> she said if anything happens to me, you'll know who did it. >> a mystery of nearly 20 years heads into court and now a husband is on the precipice. >> did you kill your wife, jody? >> i did not kill jody. >> what happened on the cliff's edge? >> good evening and welcome to"dateline." i'm ann curry. when police got word someone fell off a cliff they weren't surprised. the place was known to be dangerous but it would take almost 20 years to find out what really happened to a woman out on an evening hike with her husband. here's chris january sing. jansing. ♪ the summer wind came blowing in ♪ >> every couple has t a shared song, a favorite movie or maybe a special place. steven scharf says for him this was it, two rocks forming a lover's chair on the edge of a cliff. >> that was our spot, we'd bring a hibachi, couple of lawn chairs, a cooler and she'd bring her work from graduate school. >> they'd been escaping to this magical place for years, ever since they were n

he's acknowledged your perch here it's a bit inspired here and its mission because i actually. see have made up on circumstances in there john but his hundred and. there indicates that this a distance deviously if you like at least as she needs to show you they were happy that you made it completely. and believe you. you mean. you knew. i don't party is how can we get tries before five q.'s if we've cost three four rupees now they cost five to sixty rupees how can people buy it. if there is only one person working in the family how he can only get so much so what can the people do ask for a loan should be my vegetables should they buy wheat we also need money for doctors don't we need money to go to the mill even nothing with five kilos of wheat what can one buy with just one salary states. that poor people have a big problem very warring that you can see now people have one two children and they can't even take care of them the children are always hungry the situation is dramatic. what can the poor do spend money on doctors of feed their children well i'm very worried. that. i

. >> have of since the recession began charities are feeling the perch. in many cases the demand for services are going up and donations are going down. charities many time are optional. you have to take care of your own family first and then the charitable contribution. >> this is storage for our frozen turkeys, they expect to feed a thousand people. >> when you cook it goes out the door and people get a meal. >> there's a keen awareness that the need will continue beyond thanksgiving and the kitchen needs a thousand more turkeys between now and christmas. after thursday after we give thanks for what we have. there will be a friday that there has to be a meal. >> today president obama let two minnesota turkeys skip the grafy, stuffing and the -- gravy, stuffing and carving board. his daughters joined him for the holiday tradition. both will retire at mount vernon. two other birds not as lucky were dropped off at a dc food bank today. >> you here all week? a late rival improves the chances of catching oakland. the sports minute is next. ♪ [ male announcer

and there could be something perched above the ground water table, you remember that this is a very old landfill, and there is always a possibility that we feel that this far along, we would have seen this by now. the other thing is in the future, after the landfill is closed, samples will be continually collected and some of those wells will stay, the guard wells and samples will be collected. every three months, the ground water will be analyzed and reported to the regulatory agency and accessible to the public to see if anything is getting through. we do not expect to see any contamination. >> say that something happens here, in the second quarter of the testing. and you see something that indicates that there is major contamination and things are not going according to plan. what is your backup plan? >> this is a good question and this is why we have the monitoring. the navy cannot walk away. we have we call the comeback policy. if something is found 20 years from now, we are required to cut back to address this. we will pump this or whenever we decide to do, but we will not just le

. >> this code separates the perch from the snapper. they hope to spot check fish in the country.rking on ways to support the expansion of the clean air industry. david louie has the story. >> 25,000 people work for clean tech companies in california. they expect that number to double in the next year. solyndra was a highly visible set back anditate lawmakers are hard at work to support the companies. the senate select committee on green jobs chaired by senator aaron corbin is listening for ideas. brian seger is founder of santa fe solar. they suggested low cost loans being go a long way to buy equipment to boost production. >> it may be 10 or 20 million, that kind of scale to buy one or two or 3tools to release the bottle neck and be the factory will be run in a balanced way. >> u.s. solar panel makers may get help on import chine a. the coalition petitioned the u.s. trade officials complaining of unfair subsiders. the china company has a assembly plant in the united states. this could crate a major trade dispute. >> these are growing because of government finance land that is be

>> american brodie smith threw a frisbee off the bridge in perch, australia.goes a long way over the water. while that is pretty impressive, check this out. a speedboat zooms in and a guy dives off to grab the frisbee as he hits the water. a different angle shows how crazy this thing is. there is talk on the internet this thing is fake. i don't know. tough to say it is fake. they did a good job of doing it. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> dr. conrad murray gets the maximum sentence for the death of michael jackson. this year, we won't settle for second best. we're going to give all the top brands. like kenmore, craftsman, nordictrack, diehard, samsung... and our gifts will be top notch. our wrapping? that's another story. only sears has this collection of leading brands you can't find anywhere else. now that's real joy, guaranteed. sears. right now, get a samsung 51" 3d hdtv for $899.99 [ growling ] captain, one step at a time.keep going! come on, snowy. look! did you ever see a more beautiful sight? captain! it's just a mir

three home ordinary reasons on hill crest are not only suing the 21, but their neighbors perched at the top accusing both of inproper maintenance of drainage. previously homeowners were united suing the city saying they were not informed about a 1968 mud slide. they said because some of it happened on public private they will fund it. now the city acknowledges receiving the lawsuit but does not comment and now with rain in the forecast again many homeowners are concerned. coming up we will tell you what they are currently doing to stave off any disaster. i'm tara moriarty. >>> the city of berkeley is trying to speed up the rebuilding process for two downtown businesses destroyed by last week's fire. they were on the ground floor of the apartment complex that burned last friday. the city council is is now considering waving permit fees for the two businesses in case they want to relocate. it can range anywhere from $800 to tens of thousands of dollars. the businesses will still have to get state required permits. >>> hundreds of people paid attribute to a young marine from danville at a

two of the officers are perched up on the balcony. numbers are slowly dying out, but we are beginning to see more tents pop up here in the plaza. so, the real question is, what will police do about those tents here in the plaza? will they begin to move in? will they ask those individuals inside the tents to move out? it's all an unknown at this point, but again the university is stressing it is illegal to have camping on university property. dana, ken, back to you. >> all right, we'll see how the night goes. robert lyles, thank you. >>> we have obtained city health inspections on the occupy camp in san francisco and in a nutshell, it's gross. beside problems with the portable toilets and trash, there are a lot of disease dogs. the spca is treating four puppies from that camp for parvo. the deadly disease can live in soil for months and it spreads easily. >> we have a population that is under a great deal of stress. loud, unvaccinated, nutritional status questionables that are just sort of sitting ducks as might say for this disease un

the order included the most visible protesters, kelly, perched atop a wall in 26 days. >> i came up here in protest of surpregz of freedom of speech -- surpretion of speech. >> the police say a dozen occupied campers left on their own. one man was cited and released. alex savage is live on campus where the students are thinking about pitching their tents, once again, allen? >> reporter: a couple occupy protesters are out here on the steps of the hall. you can see them taking part in what they call their general assembly. right now the main topic of discussion is to set up a new encampment after the police forced out campers last night. so far we will show you what they set up. that is the floating tent. they have a couple of them filled with balloons out here. there does seem to be a strong feeling on the part of people to push back after the police action overnight. we will show you the scene at 3:30. uc berkeley police and other officers moved in and they cleared out about 20 tents set up here since tuesday. most protesters left peacefully and this morning, there were two people arrest

. >> reporter: bicycle zoom, birds perch. >> can you imagine the day when people routinely walk up tohe banks of the anacostia and are able to jump in and swim and to be able to fish? applause. >> d.c. mayor vince gray said it's easier to imagine today. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: the mayor and governor cut the ribbon on the latest stretch of the anacostia river trail o. this trail near bladensburg, the cyclists are winding their way through boardwalk-like bridges along towering trees. >> people will be able to enjoy the outdoors and to walk and bike and appreciate what we have in our community. neighbors will get to know each other. >> as a result of what we're doing here. >> the stretch of the trail is 1 1/2 miles and that is the piece that connects maryland and d.c. and if some day this entire trail is completed and that is a big if, it would total 60 miles. maryland resident barsi got to bike first. >> my granddaughter lives in the district and i look to bike in there. i have a favorite coffee shop in the district and right now i have to go on the street. >> and when you have

banning tents, chairs, tables, a few people were on hand and a young man remains perched on upon to of a 36 foot high wall. he has been up there for almost four weeks now. >>> 30 minutes ago the sign of the season as the lighting ceremony was held at the towers where san francisco's occupy camp is located. coming up in four minutes is occupy clashing with the holiday vibe? >>> the police in concord are investigating a disturbing incident at city park near pixy playland. someone shot and killed eight ducks and geese last week. the city workers found the birds while doing maintenance. several lights around the park and pond were shot out. so far the police have no suspects. >> last minute preparations are underway for san francisco's international auto show. the 54th annual auto show starts tomorrow and it runs for 9 days. organizers say 600 vehicles from 38 manufactures will be on display. 17 of which are electric or hybrid vehicles. even a track set up to drive the new nissan leaf. the car show opens tomorrow morning at 10:00. >>> the authorities in southern california reveal why they

of the steelers and ravens built the roster with the mission in mind of knocking pittsburgh off the perchns beat them in the opener. they will try again on sunday tightend ed dixon lead with 5 receptions in the win 8 weeks ago. steelers have taken notice of his impact with heath gone. dixon tells me he was brought to baltimore with the expressed purpose of stopping the steelers. >> that's why i am here. i mean, when they drafted me, they brought me in to beat pittsburgh. that's what we do. the things we do every day week work hard to beat that team because they were the elite team in the league and we have to go through them. >> yry news ben grubs practiced today number 66 has not played since the first pittsburg game and will be a game time decision on sunday. and lineman missed a second straight practic in baseball the familiar name emerges dan will interview tomorrow. his resume includes stance with the expose and road sox weans fired from boston gm in 2002 and has worked in the minor league since. he is the cousin of former o's gm. getting ball rolling on the college basketball season

drink event british prime just some minor incidents which didn't really disturb other drivers just perch on five second lead late in the race with still and scout leader edwards running second and third then follett's ago still took the lead goten suddenly ran out of fuel eventually with finish just ahead of edwards to cut the deficit from eight to three points in the chase for the. two races remaining. ok up to date now are back inside with more sports news from around the globe for your weather is next. culture is that so much a lot of people are figuring i will balance it all more in the flow of free not so chemical to force for well over a generation of voters and consumers around the world were told to democracy in capitalism. me it is easy abuse. to believe. in the. same.

it prompted perched on a tree.ung bird spent 10 days at the wild rescue center where it underwent rehabilitation. experts say it should have no problem surviving in the wild. >>> this morning the penguin exhibit at the san francisco zoo will welcome a half dozen new residents. six penguins were among a group of 373 who became stranded three years ago. hundreds of miles from their normal feeding grounds. they were rescued and the six thought to be too weak to survive were donated first to the aquarium now the zoo. they go on display for the first time in morning at 9:30. >> all those penguins and not one emperor. >> but they do have happy feet. >>> peaceful protest turns violent. next, tear gas and arrests as police and protesters clash in the streets of oakland. we have live team coverage. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney at frank ogawa plaza in oakland, protester got a whiff of the tear gas used last night. their main current is what the protesters were [ male announcer ] a soup opera from bertolli. ♪ vegetables p

southwest suburban western springs will feature 5800 multicolored allie deelites and five pointed star perched on the top the l e d lights and the star will be lit in a ceremony beginning at 4:00 p.m. and the lights will come on a five you are heading downtown for the tree lighting washington will be closed to traffic between clark and division streets and the 78 annual mcdonald's thanksgiving day parade is tomorrow morning in the loop it runs on state street from congress no. 2 randolph you can watch it locally on channel 9 from 8 until 11 am and a reminder that our annual showing of the chicago children's television special bozo car and re wgn tv classics is tomorrow morning right after the mcdonnell's thanksgiving day parade just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. usa prime credit... this peggy... hi, i'm cashing in my points... peggy? no more points - coupons now. coupons

. >> and herman cain, who stumbled off his front-runner's perch, got a little confused. >> is it okay for muslim americans to get more intensive pat-downs or security when they go through airports? >> no, blitz, that's oversimplifying it. i'm sorry, blitz, i meant wolf, okay? >> but the big story is what happened when the two current front-runners tangled over the hot button issue of immigration. here's abc's jake tapper. >> reporter: newt gingrich has long advocated a moderate position on illegal immigration. everyone is now paying attention. >> if you've been here 25 years, obeying the lay, you belong to a local church, i don't think we're going to separate you from your family, uproot you and kick you out. >> reporter: his new status also means his opponents are on the attack. >> well, i don't agree that you would make 11 million workers legal because that, in effect, is amnesty. >> amnesty is a mag innocent. >> i'm prepared to take the heat for saying, let's be humane in enforcing the law without giving them citizenship but by finding a way to create legality so they are not separ

again of the counties in shanghai new zealand given a walk award for his celebration up to but he was perched on international events with adam scott but it was his first victory since being fired at by woodson july securing thirteen major titles the former world number one american was at the end imitation of brains in australia but the climb to give any comments. feinberg said williams rant was. regrettable. but i'm sure up to date will be here the headlines about the weather. will. you believe this is science and technology from the realms. of the future.

we are the world's innovators, and that is our perch, and we should stay there. yes, we are unique, but this is who we are as americans. we solve problems. >> host: back to the letter to the deficit reduction committee. you talled for, with regard to visas, increased the number of prelim-based visas for highly educated workers, award permanent visas to foreign born students who earn dock rats, and repeal the number of applicants per country. >> guest: absolutely. our forefathers came here for a better life with nothing to lose. education is an export of ours. that's what we do. we have really bright people, we educate them in math and science and information technology. we give them master's degrees and ph.d.es and then we kick them out of the country. that's crazy. republicans and democrats agree on this. we have to get the legislation threw that allows us to give them a pass to citizenship, and we have to strategic in the immigration policy. it's all about illegal immigration. what's at issue is who do we want here? we want bright, entrepreneurial people, peopl

it has been perched there since the store reopened following the killing. >>> more now on jayna murray's reaction to this. they say the last seven months have been the worst is, as you might expect. the family spoke after the verdict came down. >> more than anything, i know the trauma our family has been through. i want no other family to go through this. and i thought the brutality was undescribable. >> my officer was fighting for what was right and that helped us through this trial to make sure that what was right was done in the end. >> after the verdict, the murrays thanks the prosecutors, police and the media. >>> closing arguments continue in a trial that is wrapping up in baltimore. defense lawyers for maryland state senator ulysses currie are expected to summarize their defense later today. he is charged with bribery, extortion and conspiracy all related to payments of almost $250,000 from shopper's food warehouse. he could get up to 20 years on the extortion charge alone. >>> now to developing claims against herman cain. a third woman now tells the associated press that she cons

perched at the intersection of two busy streets it was time to spruce up the newly renamed business withtle help from some friends. >> everyone has volunteered to help clean the place up, clean up the signage outside. thank you, everyone. you guys ready? come on in. come on! ♪ in the playground in my mind ♪ ♪ in a world that used to be ♪ ♪ close your eyes and follow me ♪ >> with the entrepreneurial community taking an interest in helping boost asheville play grounds, several local businesses contributed not only their time, but also some much-needed items. like new signage. >> that is so cool. >> they also planted flowers, and provided a new phone system to finish the transformation. >> we wanted to give you a lifetime virtual phone system. make sure that when people call you, your first image is professional. >> cool. >> when they try and reach you and call you the calls are going to forward to wherever you are. >> i really didn't even know this kind of thing existed. so this is really cool. >> after some tweaks to the asheville playgrounds logo and branding, karen of studio 88 built je

. >> many of them perch their trips in the summer months, or it just a the end of summer when they weree to get good deals on flights. >>reporter: here is a comparison of the flight. >>reporter: to go overseas or to another country, keep an eye on the fuel surcharges because there are through the roof right now. >>jacqueline: clearly another foggy morning out there tomorrow we will have areas of dense fog especially for the delta and the inland valleys. it will still be folly in spots for the noon hour. for the noon hour we will have some fog and then it will be a bit warm out there. we have a winded 53 that is the light blue on your screen both are in effect. the high wind watches are in effect for the high elevations. that is where the wind will be dishonest. as that elevation northeast wind is at 45 mi. per hour. those are sustained winds. the wind gusts will be strong within that we could see when a gust up to 70 mi. per hour. you sought earlier in the show that piccinni was prepared for this because it will likely take down trees and power lines. hour outage is not just for gusty w

or was there another way of looking at that couple perched high on those cliffs that night? wife says the prosecution has it all wrong. >> my husband is not capable. that is not the man he is. my husband is sweet, kind, loving, considerate. >> the prosecutor -- >> the defense was ready to show how stephen scharf, far from villain, was the real victim in this story. >>> coming up -- >> they destroyed the crime scene area. >> new questions about the evidence. and was there another reason why a son might implicate his dad? >> who does the money go to? >> it goes to me. >> when "dateline" continues. [ female announcer ] instantly smooth wrinkles with a shot? wait a second... with olay challenge that. new regenerist wrinkle revolution... relaxes the look of wrinkles instantly, and the look of deep wrinkles in 14 days. ready, set, smooth... regenerist. from olay. cepacol gives powerful lasting relief, because the numbing medicine in cepacol is the maximum strength you can get without a prescription. tame your painful sore throat with cepacol. [ male announcer ] only rogaine® foam

. >>> the man who made headlines perched atop a wall at city hall as part of san josi' occupy protest moved today across town and then pitched a tent and n mayor chuck reid's driveway. sean o'kelly says he came down off the wall last night. he first quarter climbed the wall on october 24th and o'kelly decided to move because he and others feel their efforts to reef out to city leaders have gone nowhere. >> we have been trying to work with them every step of the way and they keep blocking us. i guess sitting on that wall didn't get their attention. we're going to start bringing it to people's front yards. >> by 51st police said all the protesters have left the area near the mayor's home. no arrests were made and city staffers tell us that the tent that was left behind was confiscated. culb in next half-hour, controversy over what happened at an occupy protest at uc davis, where police there used pepper-spray. the response today from the school. >>> we're on storm watch tonight as yet another round of rain moves into the bay area. we want to show you a view from this afternoon from the

that was the one that perched on top of a wall at san jose city hall vowing to stay there. he came down yesterday morning and headed over to the mayor's house. >> the chancellor at u.c. davis says she will not resign despite calls to do so after a pepper spray incident on occupy protestors. >> this cellphone video shows the u.c. davis police officer pepper spraying demonstrators. chancellor calls it chilling but denies it reflects on her leadership ability. >> they do it in frustration. they do it to send the unfortunate and bad thing that was created for our students on friday. i don't believe that by itself would lead me to a resignation. >> and chancellor says she is forming a task force to investigate that incident. >>> the city of vallejo will hold a vigil at city hall for a murdered police officer for jim capoot. he was shot and killed on thursday while chasing a suspected bank robber, henry smith is being held on murder charges. he will be arraigned tomorrow. officer capoot's family made their first public statement this weekend asking the public to please show your

way that's almost a positive development because perhaps nothing could move the germans off their perch until it really started affecting what about what's going on with hungry at the moment so they just got downgraded to junk rating that i'm a bail out in two thousand and eight is that they don't want another one and you know a lot of people are saying that it's well it's not greece fault clearly they haven't met the changes that they're supposed to and their government is acting in her. erratic fashion but at the same time is this becoming a bit of collateral for what's happening on the grand scale why is it that the ratings agencies are suddenly focusing on hungary well the funny thing about hungary is that your first thought was like who cares i mean you know country get into trouble all the time but then you start thinking about how hungary is connected to other countries you know austrian banks and austria is the eurozone country and austrian banks have a lot of exposure to hungary and then you see the hungary and currency collapse and then you realize that a lot of point variants

and and and polster in philly tonight and from his perch on the jersey shore. kelly ann and romney was competent and con cane hesitant and newt was smart but who won. >> if i had to pick winners or losers, i put newt in the winning category and romne held his own . they have to look at a series of commander-in-chief . no one flubbed their lines and seemed to be unworthy on the stage. and it is water board conspicous for one reason. it was a rare area of disagreement among the contenders and tonight is a good opportunity for them to show why it is in contrast with barack obama. no one lost as much at this point you don't need to say anything stupid to pull out of the race and gaining ground make sure the facts are correct. >> and scott, if i go to karl came ron first and set the stage more and ask intelligent questions. >> thanks, geraldo. the candidates held their 10th debate on foreign policy. and this was unquestionable the most cerebral and devoid of the attacks and they talk about complex issues facing the nation from over seas. michelle bachmann had the co

it details life from the perch of power. secretary of state under president george bush condeelza rice joins me next. foxnews.com. >> if you would like to comment go to fox news.com. she spent eight years as wob - one of president bush's. >> she writes about her years in washington, no higher honor. >> secretary of state, in every administration there are clashs and conflicts and part of the having so many people in high oct18 -octane jobs. there were extraordinary conflicts and donald rumsfeld and dick cheney talked about. did you ever feel like you were the victim of the good old boys club and they had palled around in the ford administration and they saw you as the interloper and new kid on the block, was that problematic? >> we did have disagreements but they were substantive and obviously personalities sometimes make substantive disagreements difficult but they were not personal. i felt like i had a good relationship with my colleagues and no, i never felt like an interloper. the national security advisor's job is not i

it details life from the perch of power. secretary of state under president george bush condeelza rice joins me next. ♪ fare thee well ♪ farewell ♪ mr. gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> oklahomans rattled after the largest earthquake in the state's history. after shocks expected to continue for days even month following the quake. at least 10 after shocks reported so far. no serious injuries recorded but people are still assessing the damage. one tower collapsed. tens of thousands of run he weres hitting the pavement for the 42nd annual new york city marathon today. one of them setting a new record. looks like he has done it before. jeffery moody from kenya finishing in 2 hours 6 minutes and 28 seconds over a minute faster than the previous record. the runner broke another record in boston earlier this year although his time wasn't officially credited due to the course's downhill slope. for your latest headlines go to fo

we are the world's innovators, and that is our perch, and we should stay there. so, yes, we're unique but, no, this is who we are as americans. we solve problems. >> host: back to the tech community's letter to the deficit reduction committee. you have called for, with regard to visas, increase the number of employment-based visas for highly-educated workers, award permanent visas to foreign-born students who earn doctorates and repeal the annual limit on the number of applicants per country. >> guest: absolutely. we traditionally have attracted the world's best and brightest. indeed, all our forefathers came here for a better life with nothing to lose. we have been getting the students. actually, education is an export of ours. that's what we do. but we get these really bright people, and we educate them in math, science, information technology, we give them master's degrees and phs, and then we kick them out of our countries so they become competitors. that's crazy. that is not a good policy. we just have to get this legislation through which allows us to give

head is back, flying over gold kren gate park, released this morning at san francisco and promptly perched on a tree. the young bird spent 10 days rehabilitating in the wild rescue center. the hawk's rescuers expect to it thrive at the park. it's actually popped a nail on its own by banging it against a cage after captured. smart bird no kidding. >> coming up next on abc 7 news at 4:30 occupy san francisco demonstrators showing solidarity with oakland's strike, and march today. what they have planned just ahead in a live report. >> and oakland's plaza wiped off the map. how someone used google maps to make a political statement. >> from our sutro camera, no clouds in the sky, but tomorrow could be a different story. i'm spencer christian. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. ?ç?l starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me yup. out? [ male announcer ]rogresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. bein

in the plaza about 20 to 25 protesters have been camping out including sean o' kelley who has been perched on the roof. they plan to see the protest to the end and do not intend to leave the plaza any time soon. >> we're going to keep occupying this area until we feel that justice is being served economically in our country. >> reporter: organizers say they will set up more tents and if police come to take them down then they will just do without to keep the protest going. >>> occupy events took place all across the nation today marking two months since the first camp went up toward wall street. in marin county, young people, middle-aged and senior citizens added their voices to the occupy movement with a chant, banks got bailed out, we got sold out. one woman said while she's been lucky in her life, she's worried that her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren won't be as fortunate. students made sure everyone saw their message, they made a big sign carried with balloons that floated over the plaza, they also floated an inflatable tent. police arrested two men, tonight about 200

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