accused of conspiring to aid foreign terrorists the thing i said was there was a conspiracy attorney steve downs was on the defense team but we became aware of other cases that were very similar to ours and entire wall of similarities in two thousand and six downs began researching and laminating building this ten foot wide visual he says documents victims of america's preemptive prosecution the administration they went around identifying people that they thought might be a security risk went after them with contrived crimes manufactured crimes to try to get them incarcerated just locked up one hundred and nine names more than two dozen cases all born in post nine eleven america. like preemptive strikes abroad down says washington is waging a similar offensive here at home targeting citizens who one day could maybe possibly commit a crime. the holy land foundation their crime was building schools and hospitals and palestine. the government concedes not not a penny of that went to finance terror but because the schools and hospitals enhanced the prestige of hamas that was material support for ter

believe his wife, sharon, is the president of the pbs television station. >> chief executive, yes. >> steve: down>> steve: probably not. peter, thank you very much. have a great weekend. straight ahead, governors along the border desperate for more help in fighting our third war. so why is the obama administration pulling back the national guard? what is going on down south? are you getting cheated at the checkout? why many americans are paying more but getting less when it comes to everyday stuff, like orange juice or toilet paper. oh, don't tell me chips ahoy, too. >> gretchen: welcome back. in this economy, the last thing a consumer needs is to pay more and get less. that's exactly what's happening when you go shopping at your local supermarket. >> brian: here to expose the tricks, mandy walker, the senior product manager with "consumer reports." how dare they. what have you discovered? >> this has been going on for some time. i went back into "consumer reports" archives and found out that in 1959, we surveyed our readers and they said the main thing they wanted us to cover was deceptive packa

down. >> steve: exactly.aughter ] i'm thinking oliver. >> jimmy: we just adopted a kid. >> steve: oh, really? how cute. >> jimmy: yeah. cancelled. this next one is perhaps the worst birthday gift anyone has ever given me. "shipping semen? how to have a successful experience." [ audience ohs ] by pennie ahmed. love that the title is posed as a question. "you shipping semen?" "yeah, why, yeah. how'd you know?" [ laughter ] look at the fonts on this thing. looks like microsoft word using the 12 font that came with the mac. it's like, underlined, "how to have a successful experience." i've got to show you guys the back cover too. this is a little ridiculous. it's a single set of human footprints in the sand. what does that have to do with anything with semen -- shipping semen. [ laughter ] i'm missing something. >> steve: his about sailors, maybe? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it might be a war novel. >> steve: might be a -- herman wouk. >> jimmy: yeah. anyway, the best part is the front of the depressed horse on the co

down. and steve says that his office is ready to go after any t s.a. screen that crosses the line. >> and if any of these people that are going to the airport are touched in an inappropriate way. meeting that the person doing that touching is not for the purpose of business but for the purpose of their own pleasure. particulate, sexual pleasure that is not something that they can do as part of their job. particularly-police officer or to provide for the need to report it to a san francisco police officer, and if he is fondling her breasts under a blouse? that is a crime that is prosecutable. >> the t s.a. agents are known help to those standards of a doctor, and even a dentist, so if the have a skin to skin contact. a felony punishable of the three years, and over the clothing would be a misdemeanor. over the clothing. >> and spoke with prosecutors of the san mateo district office and the santa clara county office and both said that if not received any complaints so far. and that there will be a value witty each and every complaint the call was on a ca

the weekend, that's when it starts to cool down and steve and allison will talk more about that and we are headed out of here down to radio. the showcase studio and we will do the 5:00 show with gary meyer on his radio show. >> that should be fun. >> yeah. i hope you join us. gary is giving away key lime pies and that stuff so he said, weather guy, come on down. >> get a pie. >> steve and alseason said hello. >> i will do that and we will have fun at 5:00. guys, we will see you later with the seven day. >>> i warn you, steve sanders already has the right answer. which branch. the u.s. armed forces was formed on this day in 1775? was it the navy? coast guard? the marine corps? the answer is still ahead on the wgn midday news. come on, kids, come inside. the droid 2. a lightning-fast keyboard, a turbo-texting, web-jetting super you. the droid x. a 4.3-inch screen. summon movies and games at your command. now buy a droid 2 by motorola for $149.99 and get any phone free. >>> has it been a home sweet home for the blackhawks. they dropped two to the last placed oilers and to the devils. toni

steve. a crack down at the cal palace. what's being banned and the reason some say it's just a few troublemakers who are ruining things for everyone else >> reporter: a congressional hearing about to get underway about the full body scanners and pat downs at the airport. i'll share one woman's upsetting story coming up as the morning news continues. >>> time now 6:15. the president of haiti calling for calm in the city after two days of protests of u.n. peacekeepers blamed for the deadly outbreak of cholera. many haitians believe cholera was brought to haiti by u.n. piece keepers from nepal. more than 1,000 have already died from the disease. >>> security been increased in germmy because of a heightened security threat. the agency received a tip about an unspecified attack planned for the end of the month. would not say the source of the tip or where the attack is supposed to take place. >>> a congressional hearing gets started in about 45 minutes minutes investigating whether the full body scans and pat downs at the airpo

watch steve smith tried to bring him down. not going to happen. the head coach would have liked to have had a little less trauma in the fourth quarter, but he knows this duane counts as a wind toward the playoffs. >> there is no perfect win. it is a great question because we talk to a higher price about that. we really do. -- we talk to our guys about that. but we really do. we are still looking for the dominant game. i think we are all disappointed we did not play a dominant game, but we are happy with the wind. you have to take your victories, but by no means are we satisfied with the way we played. >> more on the ravens playing at carolina tonight at 7:30 p.m. last season, vikings head coach and brad childress stood one scoring drive away from going to the super bowl. tonight he stands from the outside looking in. the vikings are at a 3-7 record this year after childress takes his team on another brett favre comeback. frazier, one of the hottest assistant coaches in the nfl right now, takes over as head coach. surprisingly, he will keep the sta

steve: you want to hear her say it? >> would you submit to one of these pat-downs? >> not if i could avoid it. no, i mean, who would? steve: it's not like she's going to go through a commercial airport any time soon. straight ahead, the tsa's intense new procedures are inconvenient for some and embarrassing for others. up next, a cancer survivor who was humiliated beyond belief. their story coming up. >> gretchen: then who could forget speeches like this? >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> gretchen: some of america's most powerful moments coming back into the spotlight. >> brian: first, more highlights from the american music awas. they sang, they came, we played. >> steve: it's bon jovi. ♪ >> steve: welcome back. america's rich history can be defined by a hand full of powerful moments, like this one from 1987. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> steve: and they did. >> brian: this moment and others like it make up the fabric of our nation and america can find them all in one place. >> gretchen: jackie gingrich cushman is the offer of a new book. you did all the work for us, jackie. you put it all togeth

is also -- there is an article that links a site that says tsa putting hands down fliers' pants. >> gretchen: what? >> steveeir hands down the pants. i have seen stuff like that. >> gretchen: i want to say that i had a full body pat down at the airport and they didn't even get to my entire groin area. so -- >> steve: then it wasn't a full pat down. >> gretchen: i'm telling you, there seems to be a wide spectrum of enhanced pat down procedures. >> steve: aren't we protected by the fourth amendment for unreasonable search? is this reasonable? >> brian: we might have an overpatting problem. >> steve: keep the e-mail coming. new video coming in, wicked weather tearing through parts of the northeast overnight. destroying this strip mall in lawn crest outside of philadelphia. and ripping trees from the ground in a nearby neighborhood as the storm moves through. the winds so strong in new jersey that they flipped these airplanes over like they were toys. a portion of the roof at mercer-trenton airport in south jersey reportedly gone after the storms moved through. >> gretchen: the producer for that reality show, s

johnson with steve tasker, "60 minutes" will be seen in its entirity following the game except on the west coast. the raiders with a time-out left. gradkowski in trouble. and gradkowski goes down. and that is wake, sack number 10.5 on the season. the first sack of the day for the dolphins. >> steve: cameron wake hung with it. it's been a long afternoon for the raiders offense. but haven't had many sacks. gradkowski knew it. could feel wake coming in and walker, who was out of the game for a while with an injured wrist, coming back in and cameron wake getting the best of him on that one. >> gus: and tonight on cbs, a world premiere movie that will touch your heart and leave you smiling. "november christmas" tonight, only on cbs. second down and 15 from the 44. gradkowski. rolling out. finds mcfadden. who goes down at the 38 yard line. that should take us to the 2-minute warning as mcfadden gains 5. >> steve: they will try to get one -- they are not gonna get it off. you are right. >> gus: two minute to play in the 4th quarter. back to oakland after this. [ckhuhu]le] [ [ v's's voice i g p pud b[oyoyoiv ]ce aynoayayaw ivllivive lu mlu hhfor a ou yor r own... y'bovoy'vo]e e ]ndhah

steve nash to jason richardson. phoenix down six in the third. suns up, 834682. turgulo put it away. >>> a give away ithe slide and tyler meyers jmped all over it to score the gamer, sabers won in o.t. brandon due winsky with a pretty move around the defenseman. then to ryan callahan on the doorstep. rangers rally to beat the penns, 3-2. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> what's tuned to debut as broadway's most expensive production ever? your early morningntertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, to say i do and enjoy true love, is better late th never? you're watching "early today." >>> good tuesday morning. it's another day of wet weher for everyone in the southeast, especially arou atlanta. georgia, alabama, north florida, south carolina and north carolina, that's going to be the wettest area during the day today. there's showers widespread from richmond to philly, new york and eventually boston. you need the umbrella today. tomorrow, the southeast will clear out, but the rain will exist fromew york city up to b

>> steve: if there is no job. >> brian: you're taking her down, steve. >> there are jobs, there aren'tourself stand out from everybody else to gain that employment. >> steve: for people watching right now, what can they do that? >> be realistic? >> for instance? >> know what you face. match that specifically to the jobs you're applying for. don't look at the hourly rate and say, that's what i want to earn. make sure you meet the criteria of the job being advertised and also believe in yourself. look at yourself and think, i have all these wonderful qualities to offer. >> brian: how did you become the expert and the personality? >> i have worked with unemployed for a long, long time, since i was 24 and i'm 43 now. it's been quite a learning curve and i was featured in a documentary filmed in 2008 and that documentary was me delivering governmental contracts for the unemployed. and i was seen on the documentary and then virtually overnight was offered fairy job overseas and here. >> alisyn: it airs thursday nights, 9:00 p.m. on lifetime. so good luck with it. >> thank you. i'm so excited

bay shore freeway heading down looks pretty good. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. rything continues to rotate down from the north. there will be one more system. this one is soming due north. now there are warnings and watches but they don't kick in until later on. there will be extremely cold overnight lows. today we have partly sunny and partly cloudy skies. a couple of scattered showers will pop up. but we are between as that next system will start to dive in here by tonight. highs only in the 50s. mid 50s for many. a mix of sun and clouds. a couple of scattered showers. 46 starting the day for livermore. 52 at noon and only 56 for a high today. san francisco 49. we'll also go a high of 56. sun and clouds and there could be a passing shower. i think more sun and clouds cool and breezy. 40s for many. 20s up in the mountains. 40s for eureka. that system we are waiting for will come right down. it's like dropping the elevator it's coming due north and -- it's coming due north and sliding right past us. rain returns tuesday morning for us and things start to calm dow

steve nash to jason richardson. phoenix down six in the third. grabbing the lead in the fourth.urgulo put it away. suns up 83-82. a three in the final minutes. phoenix won it 100-94. >>> great overtime finishes around the nfl. a giveaway and tyler scored. sabres won. and a dish to ryan callaghan on the doorstep, rangers rally to beat the pens 3-2. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> what's tuned to debut as broadway's most expensive production ever? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, to say "i do" and enjoy true love is better late than never. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. take a tour of extremes. if you want extreme warmth and beautiful weather, you can have all that in hawaii, a beautiful day today from the big island all the way through maui into honolulu. i mentioned extremes. it's that time of year when the cold weather really starts to build up in alaska and northern canada. eventually this heads down to the united states, look at this. fairbanks today, your high temperature. minus

brian and steve sat down with the president. this is fun stuff. >> alisyn: we'll watch it tomorrow and we want to thank matthew west, log onto fox news.com and go to our "after the show" show and he'll sing another song for us. we appreciate it. >> dave: see you back here, next weekend, 6:00 a.m. have a great week. say bye, maria. >> bye! >> jamie: and this is a "fox news alert." good morning, everyone, i'm jam jamie colby, it is an historic day on capitol hill, the freshman class are arriving, right now, less than two weeks after the election victory. >> eric: the newly elected members learning the ropes and bringing along new ideas to shake up the system and try and reform the house. this morning, there is a battle under way between republicans and members of the tea party. depending upon which side they choose today, that could pave the way on the issues in which they stand in the future, let's go to the fox senior producers at the house of representatives with the latest and what is going on with the battle of the freshmen o

. >> steve said the rain started coming down during the game last night. >> as we said yesterday morningd as well. let's take a look at what is going on out there with the hd radar. scattered rain showers at this point. rain has broken up a little bit. can you see down in the southwest corner there where the channel 5 emblem is that there is more heavy rain down there. it will be scooting through the area in a couple of hours. so intermittent rain during the course of the morning and during the course of the day today. it will be a wet day. we've got fog in place this morning. here is a look at the big picture as we go to the graphics, lots of cloud cover. there is your precipitation. more on the way. it will be a rainy day today into tonight and probably beginning to let up during the overnight hours. current conditions being reported at reagan national. 51degrees. your humidity up there again, day two, 92%. winds are out of the north at three miles per hour. your forecast for today, plenty of rain throughout the course of the day, maybe 1/2 inch, maybe 3/4 inch in some places. that is

it's extending into dublin. 101, southbound, is slow from airport to pockets down in san mateo. here's steve. >> good morning. we have mostly sunny skies. a little breezy, cool. still some pockets of fog, had a couple of -- little guy rainers go down to the coast and the mountains. still some snow on the go. there is another low that's dropping in. this was the front. now we'll see the low start to come in and that could continue by tonight. at as far as the satellite goes, can you see how everything is driving out of the northwest which is a drier pattern for us. there's the low right there as it dives into northern california. some of that wraparound may come back. mostly sunny but breezy and cool. 60s, 60s, and 60s. there won't be much of a spread. redwood city, we'll go for a high of 63. sunny, mostly sunny and breezy, as temperatures stay below average. 40s and 50s right now. the cooler air is starting to filter in. some of the rain, .5. after that, oakland had had .2. but about .10 33 in tahoe. 36 in reno. 45 redding. northeast california also in line for snowshowers and fridays, 50s -

san jose's mike moore drilling steve ott of dallas there. feisty but down early 2-0.he sharks come on to tie it and take the lead here thanks to some nice work from loga n couture off the deflection. and eighth goal of the year, they lead 4-2. you're thinking all right. dallas ends up scoring one and then, they wind up with two minutes left in regulation tied it up. mike robe ero is the man who does it for dallas. we have 4-4 they are pumped and the momentum continues into overtime as again robero gets it and they wind up winning it 5-4. >>> meantime quite an ordeal for david lee of lee may return to the court as soon as next week. >>> stanford does have reason to toot their own horns tonight. big win, final picks of the first half. aaron bright from downtown. beat the buzzer and just like that, the cardinals up three at the half. in the second half, much easier as they dominate virginia. the freshman powell strong to the bucket as you have another look. jeremy green showing the way for sanford. knock it down three. he had 21 to lead the way. sanford in the breeze. 81

san jose's mike moore drilling steve ott of dallas there. feisty but down early 2-0.rks come on to tie it and take the lead here thanks to some nice work from loga n couture off the deflection. and eighth goal of the year, they lead 4-2. you're thinking all right. dallas ends up scoring one and then, they wind up with two minutes left in regulation tied it up. mike robe ero is the man who does it for dallas. we have 4-4 they are pumped and the momentum continues into overtime as again robero gets it and they wind up winning it 5-4. >>> meantime quite an ordeal for david lee of lee may return to the court as soon as next week. >>> stanford does have reason to toot their own horns tonight. big win, final picks of the first half. aaron bright from downtown. beat the buzzer and just like that, the cardinals up three at the half. in the second half, much easier as they dominate virginia. the freshman powell strong to the bucket as you have another look. jeremy green showing the way for sanford. knock it down three. he had 21 to lead the way. sanford in the breeze. 81-60. >

in his first public appearance, steve lee describes being taken from his parents and was held in a jail far away from home. >> it felt like my whole world just came down >> reporter: 20-year-old steve lee today said he only discovered he was an undocumented immigrant on september 16. that's when immigration and custom agents arrested his family. they are charged with being here illegally with expired visas from china. >> i was separated from my mom that morning. i couldn't ask any questions. they just searched me, threw me in the car and handcuffed me. >> reporter: his parents were released with monitoring bracelets. but the student spent two months in an arizona holding cell. >> there were just three toilets and four showers for 64 people. i was being treated like a criminal and i felt helpless. >> reporter: lee's case prompted thousands of people to petition to feinstein. >> it's my experience that once i.c.e. has unsuccessfully tried to remove somebody and they don't succeed it is unlikely that he will be deported again. >> reporter: lee remains in legal limbo he hopes the new congress will pass the dream act aimed at aiding undocumented immigrants

steve nash, the lob to jason richardson. phoenix down 6 in the third. lead in the fourth. he do tur ka lu, off the glass, suns up 83-82. turk ka loo put it away. phoenix won it. great overtime finishes around the nhl. sabers and canucks, give away and myers jumped over it to score the gamers. sabers won. rangers and penguins off the turnover. a pretty move around the defenseman, then to callahan on the doorstep, rangers rally to beat the pens 3-2. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> for another quick look at the weather here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. i'm feeling extremely guilty because i hear your forecast multiple times throughout the morning and i still failed to bring an umbrella to work today. i don't understand. >> are you requesting like personalized text messages. >> maybe if you could call me when i'm heading into work, say, lynn, bring your ga loshs that have heels on them. >> i'll sigh what i can do. >> you're all talk. you don't listen. i'll go ahead and give you the forecast. >> ho

down. be with steve and myself live. >> we can hang with joan cusack. how about that?you have done this before. >> yeah, but i did it with the governor. i have never done it with the city of chicago. >> show me the ropes. >>> stay with us, tom skilling has the full weekend forecast next. with the capital one venture card we get double miles on every purchase. so we earned a holiday trip to the big apple twice as fast! dinner! [ garth ] we get double miles every time we use our card. and since double miles add up fast, we can bring the whole gang! it's hard to beat double miles! i want a maze, a sword, a... oww! [ male announcer ] get the venture card from capital one and earn double miles on every purchase, every day. go to capitalone.com. i wonder what it could be?! what's in your wallet? >>> you have a forecast all over the map. >> really is. i suggested earlier you have a score card and keep up with it because it's typical autumn here in chicago. we will be jumping all over the place. >> how did you know? >> you might very well. and if you don't we have one in the w

good morning to you, paula deen, down there in williamsburg, virginia. >> good morning, steve.you guys in a while. >> steve: i know. you know something about saving money. didn't you used to be a bank teller? >> you know, and i was also the bag lady, steve. let's not forget that. bag ladies know how to save money, don't they? >> steve: with your sandwiches, that's right. >> look where i'm at. i'm at kingsville, resort in williamsburg, across from the ham capitol of the world. can you believe this view? >> steve: no kidding. >> gretchen: that looks fabulous. and i'm looking at the food. that's what you're known for. >> hello, darling gretchen. >> gretchen: good morning. this thanksgiving you are talking about cutting cost. how are we going to do that with something that sounds so delicious as ham stuffed puff pastries? >> well, we can do it, gretchen. i pulled out some things that belonged to my mother, like the tray that i have my ham on. i pulled out old linens. the fancies came from right out of the garden here. so no money spent there. and i recommend that people buy in seas

steve. americans continue to pay down credit cards, car loans and mortgages. u.s. consumers have paid off nearly $1 trillion in debt during the last two years. consumer debt reached a peak of $12.5 billion in september of 2008. the number of open credit card accounts has dropped 24% during that time. >>> amazon.com is changing the way it pays publishers for magazines and newspapers on its e reader. month will pay 70% of the retail price after it subtracts delivery costs. some publishers say last december amazon was only paying one-third of the retail price. amazon executives say the new payment plan could encourage more publishers to work with the format. >>> google plans to give holiday travelers on three airlines free wi-fi. passengers on virgin america, delta and air tran will be able to use on board wi-fi between december 20th and january 2nd. those airlines usually charge between $6 and $13 for inflight wi-fi. they're hoping it will encourage more people to use wi- fi while traveling. >>> pg&e manager apologizing for using a fake name when he tried to join an

down from the previous estimate. thatirst apple computer's company founder steve jobs it sold from his parents' garage have been sold on auction in london. this was the predecessor of the various macs and ipads. they sold for rather less. and kate middleton and the prints that decided on april 29 as a wedding date. they have agreed it will be a public holiday. there will be many such -- there have been many such events over the century. our correspondent has a pretty intense look. there is flash photography. >> it is woven into the history of this country. william and kate will be in westminster abbey. it is the culmination of hundreds of years of real history. they are preparing for an event that will be both an event of national attention and a family wedding. >> it will be here, and all around. and then the dressing. >> this is said to be the intimate part of the abbey. >> it is very important to the couple, i think. it is their own commitment to each other. that is the heart of it. we delight in it and we pray for them. >> kate middleton was spotted there on a late-night visit last week. security aside, the wedd

>> steve: i know that. it's in the run downs been happening while you were sleeping. police might have found the human remains of that missing north carolina girl, zahra baker, that's according to a source close to the investigation. officials will only say they have found valuable evidence. previously found her prosthetic leg, as well as a bone. no one has been charged, but her father was being held at the police department and her stepmother is behind bars on other charges. they're also reporting her biological mother has flown in from australia. >>> in alaska, lisa murkowski remains ahead in the race for u.s. senate despite mots of mistakes on the write in ballots. >> not counted. >> ainsley: election observers are checking those ballots with magnifying glasses. joe miller, he wanted those thrown out. officials are allowing them, as long as they say the voter's intent is clear. murkowski received 90% of those write in votes and 60,000 still have to be counted. >>> big news about the world's largest passenger plane, the air b

down some power lines. >>> let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> today's not too bad.peratures are running a little tooler than yesterday. but we still have a lot of 60s and some very low os and some fog has actually returned to the coast. not making too much of an impact. from about point reyes down to the coast. haze in the air. sanrafael, 66. temperatures will continue to inch downward. mostly sunny today. a few high clouds. mainly north bay. mostly sunny south bay. more clouds on the increase. dealer-- cooler and cooler with rain. it looks like -- it looks cold with a lot of cloud. some wind and rain. umer 40s to very low 50s on the highs. the first part of this system is just staying to the north right now. we get the sunshine. a few of these higher clouds are inching through and a lot of cold air is bottled to the north. highs today. some areas are warming up and 60s and 70s. still above average on the temperatures. 71 san jose. palo alto is at 68. concord/livermore checking in at 70s. not the upper 70s and 80s we had a few days ago. 65 in oakland/berkeley and sa

50s, 60s and increasing clouds coming in later on leading to a significant cool down on the weekend. here's sal. >>> steve, westbound 80 traffic looking pretty good heading to the macarthur maze with no major problems. northbound 101 approaching the 80 split that traffic moving well. at 5:00 go back to the desk. >>> the vote is today. the big vote and more protests are planned as uc regents decide on a controversial tuition hike this morning. ktvu's jade hernandez is live right now in san francisco with more on how the protesters clashed with the police. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. organizers did not want to divulge when or where the biggest protest was going to be held today. in fact they held a meeting last night at uc berkeley. the media was not allowed in and neither were authorities. the reason may be because of what happened at ucsf mission bay yesterday. we watched as three uc officers faced off against a crowd of about four dozen attempting to enter the conference hall through an adjacent garage. one officer appears was left behind as his fellow officers exited the garage during

steve. >>> thank you very much. skies are clear. storm is down toward southern california but it's not here. the temperatures are cooler this morning p morning by ten degrees. it will still be sunny today but not as warm. temperatures above average with 60s and 70s. now here is sal. >>> trafc is moving well on interstates 80 if you're driving westbound it looks good coming in from richmond. and this morning in san francisco along northbound 101 that traffic looks good. now let's go to the desk. >>> we're beginning with overnight news. police in oakland on a high speed chase across the bay may be connected to a series of street robberies. kraig debro is joining us live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you had armed street robberies, hyped chase on the freeway, dogs involved in the search. it was a long night. starting at 6:00 p.m. last night. there was seven in all including a home invasion. it ended up here at east 26th street and highland street. here's what happened. a white buick was spotted by oakland police officers. they chased tha

it brought the raiders down to 22 well within the range steve bas, on 41.ame tied at 20 and into overtime we go. ford was the hero again in overtime. campbell, back to the pas. puts it on a rope to the rookie for a pick up of 47 yards. that set it up again. this time, for the victory from 20 -- from 33 yards out. the raiders win 23-20. >> we all felt it was a must- win game. i did feel early in the game we were pressing a little too much. i think, you know, coach cable came in at halftime and said guys we are not cutting it loose. not playing with the same mentality of two weeks ago. cut it loose. guys took a deep breathe and let's go out and play. what happens is what happens. we can't win, you know, stressing. >> the chargers stopped five receivers including gates. all out. san diego rallies in the second half. rivers to mcmichaels. that pulls the chargers within two. rivers had four touchdown passes. two of them to the rookie, the fresno state product from the sacramento area has the game winner. chargers win it 29-23. >>> how about the vikings and cardi

host: the president is in india this weekend, part of a four nation tour of asia bread he sat down with steve croft on cbs' " 60 minutes." this runs about one minute. >> this defeat a reflection on your leadership? >> i think what happened over the course of two years is that we had to take a series of emergency steps quickly. most of them were in this first six months of my administration grade each of them had a big price tag. you have intervention in the banks, you've got the automobile bailout. you have a stimulus package. each one had a lot of zeroes behind it. people looked at that and said this feels as if there is a huge expansion of government. >> it was a huge expansion of government. >> what i did not express it -- expressly drive home because we're were in such a rush to get this done is that we were taking these steps not because of some theory that we wanted to expand had an emergency situation and we want to make sure the economy did not go off a cliff. host: that interview airs tonight. guest: we have not seen all of this interview but what we have seen is very consistent what

steve. >>> there is a little bit of fog out there. going down the coast and in the north bay. that's all i can find. but some patchy clouds are out there. 40s and 50s on your temperatures this morning. you enjoyed yesterday you like today. everything continues to go way to the north. patchy fog. 70s for many. 45 napa santa rosa. both the airports say some fog. some ground fog there. some on the coast as well. 40s and low 50s. stretches almost down to the hawaiian islands. fog near the coast. but again it's going north to south. 60s, 70s, mid 70s, upper 70s. we will take that into thursday. system cools us down friday and looks like rain on sunday. >> thank you. >>> new glass technology means hundreds of new jobs in the east bay. four seasons home product makes sun rooms and windows. now it's investigating $6 million in its west coast franchises and retailers. the new jobs will start after the of the year. now the company is taking calls for applications now that phone number is on our website at ktvu.com under web links. >>> people who use linked in can now review companies an

and down to marina boulevard. 519 let's go to steve. >> sal the greatness of the raiders. fog has rushed. this has been a crazy week. we have had blistering heat down in southern california. all sorts of record down there. muy conditions yesterday. you can see the source of the higher clouds. there is breaks in there. not a lot. the fog has returned underneath this low is heading more ward central california. that will continue the cooling trend. there is pockets that were not as thick. everything is starting to change. 50th -- 50s and 60s. there is a big difference there. fog is starting to make its impact. 30s in the mountains. 50s in the valleys. fresno to 60. and 68 l.a. really warm. they will cool down as well. there is the system for saturday. it's going south. it will continue the cooling trend. this system will make it stronger. today 60s by the coast. 70s low to mid around the bay and upper 70s inland. but that all comes crashing down over the next couple of days. the rain system slides through sunday. a breezy cool day on monday and partly sunny and partly cloudy

down range. >> so if you get any -- if we get any new information, we'll bring that to you. martha: we would appreciate that, steve, because we're trying to nail this down here in new york. steve centanni, thank you very much. it's a bizarre story, we're getting a lot of reaction from viewers. we want to hear what you think, log on, take our you decide question, we're asking the very simple what was it? tell us what you think it was, you'll see what other people think it was. we'll brpg you those results later in the show. bill: michio kaku has some answers. >>> 40,000 students at a yl he, mid-day, mid-afternoon in london, that's a bon fire, not quite sure what they're burning, they are protesting the tuition rise for university students, a rise they say of 300 percent. right now, tuition is 3000 pounds, about 5000 u.s. dollars. they want to hike it up to 9000 pounds per year, which would be, say, 15,000 u.s. dollars, and the students are not happy. they busted and trained in from all over the country, 40,000 strong, said to be now protesting at 2:00 in the afternoon in central london. that's the image. we'll get

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no problems heading down to union city and fremont and here is steve. >>> san francisco unbelievablearm for this time of year. there is a possibility of record highs today. we had some yesterday. there is a big dome of high pressure. now the offshore wind will start to ease up by later ted and tonight. the high will still be with us tomorrow and move out. breezy and warm today. san francisco 82 and if that comes through it would be a record high. the record is 80 in 2008. almost all the records were just two years ago. the one that is not was santa rosa. 83 in 2005. oakland 83. the record 85. mountain view 80. the record is 81. and san jose 79 all of these far almost 20 degrees above average. there is 40s on the attempts. 28 in tahoe. 46 ukiah. 47 fresno bakers field. but for others if any offshore wind and it's really mild. 60s and 70s. high though giving us sunny and warm weather today will start to move out. as it does that means a big change as a cold low drops down from the gulf of alaska. that will be here on friday. we are in the 70s and 80s. breezy and warm. cooler wednesday

the traffic looks good down the peninsula. now to steve. >> cloudy skies and we have light rain. it has been falling steady for a while. not too heavy but it continues to sit there and fall. san mateo bridge over to san francisco, oakland and parts of the east bay. first line is moving south. here's another one starting to enhance a bit. marin county, napa county and then back over to san francisco. so some off and on light rain this morning. the stronger system arrives this everyoning in to saturday morning. moisture we are getting now has been drawn up from the southwest. that helps to enhance the atmosphere a bit. puts a lot of moisture in it so it won't take much. especially when you get the cold air. it will wring out some rain. the front is moving south. cloudy, cooler, light rain. upper 50s for everybody today, coast, bay and inland. the san mateo forecast, 52. 55 at noon and 58 and a lot of clouds and little rain. 52 to 53. doesn't matter. everyone is in the same ballpark. the key is the cold air and associated low that is continuing to dig and it's about off of portland

down to 580. it's getting a bit slower past the civic center. now let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a very good morning to you. it's cold out there. yes. yes. oh, my. some clouds starting to increase. start off with cold conditions. 30s, 40s. then we're waiting for that weak little system to arrive. and it will late in the afternoon for the north bay. there's not much there but there's enough to keep it together i think and give us a little bit of rain mainly north by late this afternoon and into tonight. after that it looks like we're done for a while unless there's a fly in the ointment on our long range models they drive everything into the middle the country and keep us sunny and warm. plans for the weekend everything looks good to go. sun and clouds today. rain coming in late but very light. clearing tomorrow. cool. and then friday into sunday warmer. and then maybe even very much warmer as we look ahead. today the system we're waiting for it to drop in. clouds still on their way. canceled the frost advisory and rightfully so. the clouds are starletting to increase. this system

steve carell on "the office." everyone's asking. >> it is -- it's a question i'm asked all the time. i have people literally walking down"yo, who's going to replace steve carell?" >> jimmy: who is that? john travolta's comin' up to you? >> yeah, john travolta's like -- [ laughter ] "yo, i can't believe this!" >> jimmy: "sandy, i can't believe that." [ laughter ] >> "this is in high school. i can't believe it." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what do you tell him? >> what we vowed to do as a cast, and this is a true story, before the emmys we all vowed we were gonna give different names to the press. so everyone went around saying different people. it was going to be like dame judy dench or queen latifah. and i just did an interview and for real, in the interview i said it was down between nick nolte and dakota fanning. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: homecoming queen. she would be fantastic, dakota fanning. >> wouldn't she? >> jimmy: she would be awesome. i think what you should do, bring back ricky gervais for a season. >> yeah? >> jimmy: and make him -- make him the boss while dwight gets a little promotion. >> okay, good. >

by steve friendly russian prepares to face the belgium side he bore down on. wall street this starts as the investigation into alleged corruption among its members ahead of the crucial world cup but. red bulls fly home formula one and youngest ever champion sebastian vettel and make sure he's taking a ride back to north korea. but. says his former side belgium will be good sparring partners when the teams meet for a friendly on wednesday is the first time they'll face belgium since quitting as them manager to take charge of russia will be with that is in the trio of a new coach. today picked up injuries when the side won the russian premier league at the weekend although man should have called is expected to play in the match being held in vote on a seven hundred kilometers south of moscow a set. crowd of thirty five thousand is expected and expects belgium to go for their way in russia's next competitive matches the euro qualifier against in march meanwhile are also affected by injuries for their friendly with france at wembley tomorrow night key players incl

over the river and they were scouting the river looking for bodies that had been washed down the river. >> steveknow what sparked the stampede? >> reporter: okay. so we spoke to eyewitnesses at the hospital and there's been an announcement through government officials. there's conflicting reports at this stage. but what we do know is there was a large number of people, about 1 million people on this little island that's just across from the river and the bridge goes from the mainland to the island. and one bystander said there was a stampede, that people were falling unconscious. and then at one stage, there were police firing water at the crowd trying to move them along. and there were different eyewitnesses saying that then some people were electrocuted because the brimming h-- the bridge has lights going down each side. one eyewitness said police were electrocuted as well. >> steve finch, i want to get off the phone with you and continue to information gather, find out if you can how many people are injured because we're getting the number the death toll is quickly rising. we try to get to th

down big clumps of dirt. >>> let's check back in with steve paulson. you say we're pretty much d one -- done with the rain. >> pretty much. there's still some rain, but it looks like most of it has passed on to the valley. northwest oakland, 18. sfo, west 26. napa is west at 23. santarosa has gusts to 29 miles an hour. it's getting colder out there. some areas of mostly sunny to packly cloudy. 53degrees. the system has gone through. so turning winder and colder as well. that's the story. still heavy snow, tahoe, truckee, still gusting around 35, 40 miles an hour. so the winter storm warning continues there. here comes the cold air. now, mount hamilton the last 24 hours, not a lot of rain out of this system. more snow than anything else. the sierra has taken the impact on this more than anybody el. ben lomond .90. redwood city .17. so not a lot of rain. there's been so much know up there since friday. but 80-plus boyle, 70 north star. homeward, 68. people are sending me pictures there. winter storm warning goes until 6:00 p.m. tonight. another 1 to 2 fe

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>>reporter: steve says if he think as pat down was done with sexual or lewd intent he will prosecuteas sexual battery. >> and claiming it is illegal lawsuit is failed today to stop the state from selling 11, 2 dozen state owned property. sale back part of the budget deal passed last month. >>> to disturbing new details in the richmond high gang rape last year. this was day 2 of hearing to determine whether 7 suspect should stand trial. today another police officer broke down on the stand in tears and as we report, one suspect claims it was all consensual. >>reporter: this defendant claims there was never a rape outside richmond high. manuel ortega was 19 at the time. he says the girl consented to having sex. that she was a willing participant. police records read during the preliminary hearing for all 7 suspects show ortega repeatedly doing anything wrong after his arrest. he said the girl known only as jane doe knew what she was doing. so she was 16 he called her a grown woman. she was so drunk she didn't even know what was going on he said. i wasn't the only one. there was people.

downs. secretary napolitano calls such plans counterproductive. >> bret: steve centanni at reagan national. thank you. the reason for all of this is the fear of bombs on airplanes. u.s. officials say al-qaeda is now bragging what it calls operation hemorrhage is designed to disrupt more than kill. national correspondent catherine herridge is here with the specifics tonight. good evening. >> the newest edition of "esquire" is devoted to this and is to attract groups. it has american cargo jet on the cover and says the intent is carry out cargo attack in the inspire and believe that the bomb itself costs less than $5,000 to make. they plan to spread the bomb technology. the investigators say one of the bombs was set to explode over the eastern seaboard of the united states. al-qaeda in yemen state the plot was a new plan to carry out small scale attacks with greater frequency. some refer to this as strategy of 1,000 cuts. to bleed the enemy to death. our objectsive not maximum kill but cause hemorrhage in the aviation industry. two americans are prominent in al-qaeda yesmen. they believe one

steve sai cow see out for the season. in trouble at home against charleston. maryland down by a point in the final second. one last shot to win it. freshman takes control. check out the moves by the new kid. terps up by 1. charleston will rush down for one last shot and the terps celebrate a wild win. they held the visitors without a field goal for the final 8 1/2 minutes. terps rally from a 8 point. >>> from a college freshman to an nba rookie. john walsh continues to show off his skills. filled up the stat sheet with some outstanding numbers. 1 points, 13 assists, 10 rebound and 6 fields. first triple double and the wizards beat the rockets 98-91. >>> finding a wedding can be a full time job. >> reporter: so imagine being a ♪ [ dad ] yeah! [ cheers and applause ] [ male announcer ] achievement gets points for living life. earn pnc points for your credit and debit card purchases. ♪ find out more at pnc.com/getpoints. pnc. for the achiever in us all. okay, now here's our holiday gift list. aww, not the mall. well, i'll do the shopping... if you do the shipping. shipping's a hassle. i'll go to the mall. he