it is philadelphia's turn this evening. apparently there is a construction plan for the plaza where the occupy protesters have been taking up shelter and pitching their tents for weeks now. there is a $50 million construction project about to begin on the plaza. the mayor used it as an excuse, if you will, to push them out. there's been a lot of back and forth in the city of philadelphia. there was an uprising within the protests, not from police clashing with protesters but a group that thinks the police have been too lenient they came to the square. there was pushing and shoving but no serious incidents took place and at this point nothing serious reported from the the ground from our affiliates. as you can see the live pictures there. there is a situation happening at this hour in philadelphia. >>> and we will of course watch it. >>> three american college students are back in the u.s. after a harrowing experience in egypt. derrik sweeney, gregory porter and luke gates arrived home last night after released from custody.

come back to what ron said about the philadelphia suburbs, 1986, if we got 40% in the philadelphia suburbsat. but they also lost a lot in the republican tea. i think it's going to be awfully close. you know, if the president doesn't carry pennsylvania, he's not going -- he's not going to win the general election. if i had to guess right now, i guess he will, but he's got a lot to lose. he carried it by ten points. he can drpop a lot and carry it and i suspect it might be what happens. unless there's some improvement in the economy, it's going to be very difficult for him. but it looks like things might be moving in the right direction, that could help him. >> real quick, i think the odds are very high. for all of the reasons that you discussed that barack obama will not match the meager 42% of the vote that he won among blue collar whites in pennsylvania last time. he lost the suburban counties outside of pittsburgh by twice the margin that john kerry did. i think the key for him in pennsylvania, and maybe the whole country, is going to be be white collar whites who have been more supporti

not as buoyant in philadelphia. more buoyant in other states that have adopted it, and we're still collecting that information to the but philadelphia is the one that responded to us first. supervisor kim: do we know how many of those 13 continue to be employed or how long they were employed for? >> minimum length -- minimal, six months. it only kicks in at six months. we do not have the data of all 13. some remain employed. supervisor kim: one of my concerns would be long term, it this week will long-term employment for those employees. i would hope that companies would keep them for longer than the minimum 12 months in order to get that tax credit. not sure what levers we have to encourage long-term employment. this is trying to create some incentive in the first place. supervisor mirkarimi: the reason we pitch is at six months, and we could have done 12, is that there's strong proof and evidence that the recidivism rate is effected in the first six months of release. that is why we decided to move it at a six-mon

greg: two minutes to play here in philadelphia.f bigger crimes of this year's edition of the philadelphia eagles, they are working their way towards a 1-5 record here at home. looking at their first losing season at home since the 2007 season. vince young, incomplete over the middle, avant. dan: they're starting to hit it at the right time. we all know that december and january is when you want to start playing your best football, and as we move into december in a couple of days, the patriots, at least offensively -- man, they are getting it done effectively. greg: on third and 9, young over the middle. that is complete for a first down to the 40-yard line to avant. dan: the question in philadelphia with this game coming up in seattle is they're going to start on michael vick and whether or not he's going to be ready to play. i think you have to keep in mind that he didn't practice at all this week. greg: andy reid said he threw a little bit, but that was the extent of it. dan: i think he threw enough to find out it really hurt. an

philadelphia wrote at joppa road is shut down. take pulaski highway as for all to that -- philadelphia road. this is a downed tree. another accident at whitney road. we'll check the north side. the northeast corner is building to and from 95. on the west side, delays are falling into place. running smoothly to and from the key bridge. take this as an alternate to the tunnels. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the steadier rain it is getting closer to baltimore. you can see some darker shades of green across frederick county and montgomery county. the real pick-up over the next 30 minutes. off and on rain showers -- the rain will pick up over the next 30 minutes. there could be some fog as well. a high temperature of 62. we will check the forecast for the weekend in just a few minutes. here is keith mills. >> good morning. college basketball season is here for the maryland's men's team. the turks will play alabama tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. -- the terps will play alabama. mike krzyzewski is the winningest division went men's co

nfl waiting for philadelphia to explode.of chicago. 3-4 the record. versus, as we said, matt forte and company. fumbles the ball. scoops it up. philadelphia is rolling. 10-10. he had 133 yards with two fumbles. jay cutler going to work here. remember who he was engaged to -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> they broke up. they win 30-24, the bears beat the eagles. they are now 3-5. that was airline bennett from jay cutler. stanford moves up in the bcs rankings. they are 4th. alabama sticks in the top three. oklahoma state right there. stanford has a chance to gain favor. they host oregon on saturday night. chris suffered another concussion. his third in 11 months. this young fellow will be out of the oregon game. excuse me, third in 13 months. no word on if he will play this season or what the future holds. tiger woods caddy steve williams apologized to his former boss today. he made a insensitive remark at a banquet. as usual as the banquets people were drinking. tiger woods was 6,000 miles away. he said, yeah, it was hurtfuller said h

philadelphia road and mayflower road, there's a truck fire.at dulaney valley and the beltway, a disabled vehicle. in the city at carrollton and lafayette, watch for police activity. so far so good in terms of delays this morning. it is a little foggy in spots. this is the bellwether of the harrisburg expressway. no sign of delays. et roads. fog and what roa that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning to you. >> a few butterflies. the three, 36, 47 buses operating with delays. a few diversions. the 15 bus is diverting at windsor mill because of utility work. light rail and metro subway both on schedule. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. good morning. >> we have some fog and some light rain in some areas. give yourself some extra time. the heaviest rain is missing as to the south. we have some heavy stuff in southern maryland, la plata. maybe some drizzle up around baltimore right now and in the northern suburbs. visibility is do

the crackdown came very early morning in philadelphia and los angeles. first, in l.a., 200 people were arrested when they refused to camp in front of city hall. 1400 officers were on hand. in philadelphia, 50 protesters were hauled away and police broke up the encampment there. police said they gave pre warnings last night before moving in. >> the d.c. council is taking a at tax reform. they your testimony on a bill to independent ethics panel. panel would include the punish council members for ethics violations. the measure comes after a year of several high-profile involving city council members. >>> still to come, we will tell you about some more good news the nation's unemployment figure and for companies are hiring. >> the efforts to make things a easier for holiday travel plans. >> the latest on the herman cain controversy. >>> herman cain says he is to reassess his run for the white house. >> he is back on the campaign trail. bus to work of ohio.arts he is denying claims that he was in a 13-year extramarital affair. we're following the latest. >>

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 brutal. >> we were in a near f

they arrested two dozen people in philadelphia. reaction is more than after the deadline and get out and it had a construction project. >> and a father will head to washington lobbying for stricter rules. his wife was killed and two sons injured. and linda so has reaction. and he is determined to see something done to get the sleepy drivers off the road. >> he is taking that to capitol hill. he will share his story. his life was turned up side down a driver fell asleep at the wheel and rear ended his ca the family is fighting to recover. he hopes that laws will be reformed and cap the number that drivers can drive. his son was permanently disabled in the crash. >> i feel this a lot. we just love each other. >> now matthew has come a long way. we will be at that hearing this morning. >>> and news time and the suspect in the slaying of a restaurant manager is due to court. jose volaro will be in court. he faces 20 years in prison for returning from his 2009 deportation to elsalvador. it will stand from an attempted robbery conviction

another deadline, this one in philadelphia. this is video this morning showing protesters blocking arms overnight. since then, the scene outside of city hall has been called. taft the police presence is heavy. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look at the james lick in san francisco, and one of the many places saw thin by fog. we will be right back. coughed half what but if it faugh >>mark: a bridge collapse in indonesia. the death toll continues to climb. there are still 30 others missing were believed dead. the bridge was a 770 art instructor. it was built to resemble the golden gate bridge. support cable snapped while repair work was being done. after the ousting of mubarak, egypt is looking towards its first vote. mubarak was ousted in a popular uprising in february. 8:41 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look at the mt. tam cam. sunshine later today, but right now a lot of fog. we will be right back. these bananas these demands with options on about him c

sam champion is at one of them in philadelphia.in new york, along the parade route of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. we'll have both of them coming up. >> take a look. there it is. the scene in manhattan. >> snoopy. >> as the thanksgiving day parade gets set to be under way. as those get set to wake up in just moments from now. >>> we are going to begin this half hour with that remarkable survival story. you saw that. the pilot who survived that shocking helicopter crash while helping to place a christmas tree in auckland, new zealand. now, he's talking. now the guy flying the helicopter, talking about those moments before it broke apart and back with us with this story this morning. >> you can't take your eye off the video. it's incredible to watch. what's also incredible is that he walked away. as josh said. it raises so many questions. how did he manage to survive? you'll find out in a moment. is quite simple. less easy to understand is his desire to get back in the cockpit. it was one of those stunning, gasp-inducing momen

this was the scene outside of philadelphia's city hall. it is called even though protesters are preparing for arrests. no orders to leave have been issued even though they are past the deadline. >>darya: for different uc campuses have planned protests. 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 on campus as officers get ready for protesters. this fear is that things could turn violent. it was that fear that forced the regents to cancel their previous meeting. they are instead choosing to teleconference from around the state hoping to avoid any possible clashes. for this meeting they will not tackle tuition which continues to fuel the protesters' anger. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues. here is a live look from san francisco showing thick fog. >>darya: at a jack in the box and employees of this man in an argument that escalated into a fist fight. he eventually, the fight was broken off and then the victim who lives in

dozens have been arrested and in philadelphia. they have camped out in both cities and now the police have come in saying time is up. we're monitoring this online, on the air and op twitter. -- and on twitter. [ female announcer ] ornaments are not for decorating. dad. did you know it's 22 days, 11 hours and 2 minutes to christmas? [ mumbling ] ...enny days, 8 hours, 9 minutes... 18 days, 17 hours... [ mom ] let's go, young lady. [ female announcer ] they're for building excitement for christmas. 12 days, 18 hours... come on. it's no days! [ female announcer ] the hallmark countdown to christmas ornament. 5 hours and 59 minutes and 41... 40...39... 38...37...36... >>> finance ministers have given the go ahead in a bail out in agreement with greece. they will head to the summit in brussles. >>> britain is getting workers out of iran, this after a scene on tuesday. and people stormed the embassy breaking down the door and throwing papers and replacing the british flag. >>> a move that will boost the economy of haiti. two years after

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. this gave washington the lead

he spent his later years training boxers at a gym in philadelphia. kevin f. turning to the growing controversy involving republican presidential candidate herman cain. today he is expected to respond to allegations from a fourth woman accusing him of sexual harassment. to claim the incident happened while she was staying at the capital hilton. brianne carter has the details. >> for the past week, herman cain has said he will not talk about this. he wanted to "stay on message," as he crashed his campaign for. now he says later today he will finally speaking out. presidential hopeful herman cain says he will finally address the accusations against him. speaking out on the jimmy kimmel show he says he is planning a conference today. >> there is not an ounce of truth in all of these accusations. >> his announcement comes hours after our fourth woman said he harassed her. sharon bialek is the first woman to make her claim in front of cameras. she says it happened 14 years ago when she went to cain for a job. >> he put his hand on my leg and reached for my genitals

. >>> in philadelphia today, most left peacefully. no scuffles and no arrests. but a couple dozen remained seated, saying they will not leave unless they were forced to. so where does that leave occupy movement in san francisco? don knapp on the the status of that encampment. >> reporter: as two big city enchap -- enhancements, they might emerge. this is occupy oakland without the tents. each day protesters return to meet and discuss tactics while they look on to make sure that no tents will come back. in the meantime, they continue to occupy a tree above 14th street. but the tents continue to coverage the area next to the plaza. how long did they plan on staying? >> definitely. i mean, people don't understand that police raids have been going on since the beginning. >> occupy san francisco might be on their way to becoming the last, if not the last of the occupy encampment. steps were underway in seattle to clear temperatures from the college campus. in los angeles, campers were ordered to take nearly 500 tents and get out by monday. the camp will go. a sunday

it's over 100 years old, and was built in philadelphia. >> hinojosa: so the banjo became a central part of you as a persona in these years where you were walki and you were not talking. >> yeah, it did. >> hinojosa: but let's go back for... and you play it normally. >> i do, all the time. so you might hear it as we're talking. >> hinojosa: it's an extension of... >> yeah, it is. >> hinojosa: but let's talk about how it all started. it started when... it was 1971. >> 1971, in california. an oil spill happens in january, near the golden gate bridge. i hear about it on the radio. and we're living up in point reyes, 40 miles away, north. and we drive in, my girlfriend and i, to see the oil spill. but fortunately we can't see it because of the fog. that's probably why the accident occurred. but what we can do is we can smell it. and it is... i mean, it's a horrific smell. >> hinojosa: totally toxic. >> totally toxic, 10,000 gas stations crammed together. and... >> hinojosa: suffocating. >> suffocating, reminding me so much of being in the back seat of a hot summer car th two relatives, two o

no accidents now, just a water main break on north bound philadelphia road.ere is a look outside, it is 50 at the sandy point, traffic is light. same for 95, in and out of the tunnel, this traffic report is brought to you by toyota dealers. now is the time to make the jump. now is the time to make the jump, back to you. >>> all of this week, we have the 25-dollar gift cards, that is from the wise markets. today's winner from baltimore county, thank you for participating in the wise markets give a gift cop test. >> i tell you a reason that frantic is not what heavy this morning, last night, it is second only to new year's eve, for people to go out and make things social. there is a lot of goes sleeping in for many reasons, it is thanksgiving, if you think about it. >>> we have a satellite speaker view with paula deen, her waiting on me has come to an end, welcome back to the morning news. >> hello, marty. >> don is over here. >> i'm here. >> i have sat here and watched you, you have some pieces of that ham, you are loving on that ham. this is the real deal! >>

. >>> in philadelphia today when the deadline hit most left peacefully . a couple dozen remain seated say they won't leave unless forced to. >>> where does that lead the moment san francisco? the status of that camp. >> reporter: those two big camps, one on the east and one on the west are targeted for eviction occupy san francisco may come out as the last camp standing with the responsibility of keeping the movement alive. this is occupy oakland without the tents, only muddy lawns where they once stood. police evicted campers two weeks ago but each day they returned to meet and discuss tactics while security guards look onto make sure no tents come back. nearby a protester continues to occupy a tree above 14th street. gone are the tents of a satellite camp at snow park. the tents of occupy san francisco continue to cover an area next to the plaza across from the ferry building. how long? >> i think indefinitely. maybe people don't understand police raids have been going on since the beginning. >> reporter: occupy san francisco may be on its way to being o

if philadelphia -- philadelphia saw a huge change overnight, and even if we reduce it by 50 percent signed, that is a huge progress. president chiu: on the other side, as far as what you were doing to crack down on abuse, what head way have you made? to go what is problematic for us is with the constrained a number resources, what they have to do is stand there and wait for the person to come back. they stand there by the car and wait. the person comes back and has to check, and the person will say i am taking my mother to the doctor. it takes like three or four hours just to tick -- check one disability placard because you have to wait for the individual to come back. it is not a very efficient way to do enforcement, because it requires -- the state law requires you to check with the individual. you were basically standing by a car waiting for the individual to return. -- if you are basically standing by a car waiting for the individual to return. and this process of enforcement is not visual and you check in the database. you actually have to contact the individual, touch the individual,

he owned a boxing gym in philadelphia where he taught others. he is dead at 67 years old. >>> the first perfect score was handing out on "dancing with the stars" jr march teens good perfect score of 30 -- martinez got a 30, twice. kardashian is behind with nancy grace last place. tune in tonight at 9 here on abc2 as we will see who is heading home. the elimination right here at 9:00. >>> justin beaker will take a a tern -- beaker will take a a -- bieber will take a paternity test to put away claims he fathered a baby. bieber says he is never met the woman. tmz is reporting that bieber will take the paternity test after returning from the u.s. -- or to the u.s. from europe in two weeks. from there, once proven he is not the baby daddy he says he will sue yeater for defamation. >>> well, how low can you be? police in a maryland community are look for two crooks who stole cookie money from girl scouts. cookie money. corinne. >> reporter: plus, one of herman cain's accusers steps forward. what she had to say about the alleged sexual harassment comin

in philadelphia, wrapping the issue of his former pastor jeremiah right. tell me what you felt when you saw that. i see many people in your book critiqueing it. what did you feel? >> guest: i felt a couple ways. number one, are thought it was a brilliantly executed political intervention, for primary purpose of which was to dampen down the up or about his longstanding relationship with pastor jeremiah right. jeremiah right for couple weeks was featured on cable television mainly saying very inflammatory things, incendiary things about the united states. >> host: this preacher was very well known in the religious community as well. >> guest: he was a very distinguished pastor. very well known. certainly in black communities, in chicago and outside chicago. very well-known and well-respected. nonetheless, some of his statements were broadcast all over the united states and caused a ruckus. president obama -- than candidate obama -- needed to dampen down this controversy because it threatened to derail his candidacy. he produces a speech, in more perfect unio

. >>> we're following breaking news this morning out of philadelphia, where occupy philadelphia protesters have been forced from their encampment near city hall. 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

with all due respect to the president that speech in philadelphia does not go along on the same pageand does not belong frankly the same chapter with martin luther king, jr.'s i have a king -- i have a dream speech. y? frankly insofar as i am concerned, the speech, some people say was illuminating. i don't see it frankly is very illuminating. it said things which seems to me any well-educated american should know about race relations. it did not take any truly controversial, bold, risky positions with respect to raise. i am not condemning him for that. he is an electoral politician and he faces the decision of an electoral politician. you don't want to make people angry. i can understand potential supporters. that's fine, i understand that. but you know, let's just tell it the way it is. this is a speech, for instance, that takes pains to be non-accusatory. the president knows his way around the english language very well. there is a reason why when he is talking about the predicament of black people, he goes into the passive voice. black people suffered in slavery. there was no talk

his mother, serrill headley, a daughter of philadelphia high society. the family moved to pakistan early in the boy's life. one neighbor was this man, chand bhai, who says he's known gilani since that time. >> rotella: but soon, the parents divorced, the clash of american and pakistani culture at the heart of the breakup. his father remarried; his mother returned to america, forced to leave her son. daood grew up in private military schools where duty to flag and country was instilled. >> every morning, at the habib public school, hundreds of boys line up to pay tribute to the flag. >> rotella: he says he was a student here when pakistan suffered a humiliating defeat in a war with india. stray bombs fell on the school, killing two people. >> rotella: as a teenager, gilani attended the hasan abdal cadet college, where he first met tahawwur rana. the two young friends grew up with the privileges of the pakistani elite. >> they are like the cream of pakistan's people, you know. >> rotella: so, what's the reputation of his family in pakistan? >> his father

search is going on and not including ryne sandberg offered red sox triple a job last year went with philadelphia phillies instead. theo epstein said all coaching and management candidates need to have a major league experience leaving ryne sandberg of the best. theo epstein also called him today in a gesture ryne sandberg appreciated. after one year and one month to still do cubs salary at the chicago cubs prepared to eat that. reshaping of chicago cubs begins with a search for new manager and the list has to include terry francona boston manager freshly fired not sure if you want to jump back and sandy alomar indians bench coach and pitching improvement high on the theo epstein or the list rangers pitching coach and brother of greg mike madduxmike jobs out but many others also mike

earlier, they were evicted from their camp near philadelphia city hall.thout injury or incident. >> it's gone well. i mean it's been a long night. we were able to clear the crowds without any problems. >> reporter: still, more than 50 demonstrators were arrested. the clean up in the park that's been occupied since september was underway well before sunrise. other occupy protests are facing the same thing. this one in oklahoma city has until thursday midnight to shut down. while occupy san francisco protesters rejected a city proposal to relocate their camp setting up a possible confrontation with police. nbc news. >>> that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> tonight on news 4 at 5:00, gary giordano back on american soil, but still the prime suspect in the disappearance of a local woman in aruba. now what? >>> an arrest in a frightening seri seri series. >> i thought i could get the best of him after it started. it didn't turn out that way. >> 30 years ago, he tried to kill president reagan. tonight he wants more freedom. why the governm

boston, philadelphia, and virginia do it much better than we do. we are absorbed in today and tomorrow and just don't pay attention. morris was also a federalist. so he has no political heirs. the federalist party died after the election and had no successor. so, there are jefferson jackson dinners thrown by the democratic party and the republican party honors abraham lincoln but there are no hamilton-morris dinners because the federalists are gone. the main reason we don't know him is because his personality does not fit our mental image of what a founding father should be. i think this is a perception many of his contemporaries had as well. they didn't feel he fit in. as i go on tonight, i think what you'll see is what they had in mind and reacting to them. it will be a comparison of the two men but also a journey of discovery i hope for a very delightful man. i want to start by saying how they met and go through four episodes where washington and morris were both focusing their attention on the same problem. and we will see them agreeing and dis

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. >