red flag barning still out -- red flag warning still out. we've had gusty conditions all over the place. 48 miles per hour, mount diablo, 38 half moon bay airport which had 10% humidity this morning i mean on the coast. that just does not happen very often. oakland hills, 36 miles per hour. hey bard hills, 27. blackhawk and travis at 25. travis had gusts to 40 yesterday. north-northeast for some but an easterly breeze is starting to take shape. when it goes southeast, that means things are starting to wind down in the wind department. santa rosa, 37. i mean, that's really incredible. boulder creek was down to 38. i know -- who as it? scotts valley was down to 35. capitola made it to 46. other areas were very mild and -- mild around warm. i know that system doesn't look like none but it's going to go straight down north to south. a lot of cold air with that. a lot of cold air. as that moves in. mostly sunny, breezy, warm today and then increasing clouds tomorrow. some rain on the way. this is really not a big rain producer. wind in the hills

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we still don't have a winner the mayor's race. ranked-choice voting kicks in and that changes everything. the story coming up. >>> live look from downtown san francisco, notice how clear the air is, chilly, fog forming i'll show you where. i've taken some of the rain out of the weekend forecast. >>> pretty drive on the san mateo bridge up and over the highrise hayward to foster city live look. we have a major road hazard at a freeway junction in san francisco that i will update you on in a couple of minutes. >>> just about 6:01 on this wednesday the day after the election. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. top story it appears occupy oakland protesters and the city are headed for another showdown. complaints are building over potential fire hazards. city businesses say they've had enough. amy hollyfield is live in oakland we still see plenty of tents. >> reporter: about 180 of them. the chronicle is reporting it appears police are fearing up to move them out. they say the police department has cancelled all training exercis

there are still no hot spots. in the north bay we have a slowing around the civic center and hamilton field. the path drive times are still well under 30 minutes from nevada to the golden gate bridge. >>darya: correction i cannot believe that is the bay bridge. sphere >>yoli: at 6:00 a.m. it was pretty clear. now, you cannot see anything at all. somewhere around here is where you should see the tower. look at that, it just looks like white space. ha that post is only about 30 yds away, but you can barely see it. to make sure that you take things slow. >>darya: if you cannot see anything because of the uglier. this was not socked in about a half an hour ago. you may want to leave extra time and for travel. >>mark: on wall street, the dow jones is up 2.7%. the dow was off over 500 last week. david cal is joining us on the vote. good morning. talk about what happened last will and what is happening today. >> that was the worst things getting since the great depression. some people were really down about what was goin

metering lights still on.almost see the end of that back up from the 80-880 interchange. the 101 south bound is looking decent. the cemetery bridge is also looking decent. >>reporter: something you do not see every day. --the san mateo bridge is also looking decent-- >>reporter: this is live in new york he is a protester. he is practically hanging by a thread. that sign it reads " raw client executiv raw client executivoans the body of water that is underneath them. the hudson river is the body of water that is underneath him. he is on this sign. he is suspended from the bottom of this letter from the span of this bridge. of that latter = in penn state, the athletic director and a senior vice president of finance are misleading a grand jury. there were allegations that sandusky and curley molested boys as early as 8 years old. penn state is a long history. >> it has never had major sanctions by the n.c.a.a. as --they have been proud to hold itself to a higher standard. they like to think of themselves as they

still, temperatures are cool. >>george: 9:2 sex our share of hot spot fifth westbound highwa4 are originally it was a multi- vehicle accident. -vehicles involved. joining us this officer sam morgan of the chp. thank you for joining us. can you give us the details? >>caller: there is a multi- vehicle collision on the state road 24. the right lane is blocked. there are emergency personnel and the chp personnel on the scene. it is an active, collation investigation. i do not have the extent of the injuries. however, ocommuters ae requested to use extreme caution. >>george: you say there are injuries? >>caller: that is correct. where are injuries. the extent of the injuries i do not know at this point. >>george: thank you, officer morgan and this is west 24 just outside of of the berkeley tunnel. the back up reaches through the tunnel and out towards more in tthe marinda throughar this area. this just in to the kron 4 news room and the traffic center and from another vantage point we can see the san jose 101 southboun

we're looking sunny but brisk still. tonight a killly night down in the -- chilly night down in the 30s. that's going to keep us in a northerly northeasterly flow. tomorrow low 50s. sunday still sunny with temperatures in the upper 50s but notice the mild readings and the mild wind arrows showing up rather out to the west. that moves in our direction early next week. so we still have some nice days ahead. some comfortable almost warm days ahead. 58 this afternoon, the sun returns, winds will be with us. 30s tonight and 54 tomorrow. clocks back saturday night. looks pretty good for the maryland and uva game and the skins game sunday in the upper 50s. monday, 65. look at tuesday and wednesday. well up in the 60s. by next thursday, that looks like the next best chance of rain. hey, stick around, we got a treat for you in the kitchen to finish out the week here on 9news now at noon. >>> you may have noticed a lot of food behind us on the set. it's reminder that food drive 9 is underway. we're teaming one the boy scouts -- up

you know, i think it's still potent. i don't see it dissipating anytime soon although the crew member i spoke to -- excuse me, representative from hazmat, said they hoped to have it cleaned up within a day or so, so hopefully that smell will start to fade way in the next couple of days. >> thank you. >>> just about 30 minutes now voters from across california will head to the polls and in san francisco, the hotly contested mayoral race has been colored by accusations of fraud. anser hassan is at san francisco city hall to explain why monitors will be at the polling places this morning. anser, good morning. >> reporter: good morning frank. we're learning this morning that san francisco is the only jurisdiction in california where state monitors are being sent. they are being sent in after allegations of voter ballot fraud. video surfaced last month showing supporters of interim mayor ed lee helping elderly voters fill out their ballots. ed lee is considered the front- runner in this race. this isn't first time monitors wi

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still however, they have one store in san francisco, they still 52 stores in berkeley.love 5, total open. they still have five, a totally open. >> the occupy protesters causing disruption in union square. >> i think we should make our own gifts and human relationships are the best gifts of all about is why we are here. >> democracy could be disruptive for people we need to hit a bottom before we can make some serious changes. people are going to get interrupted and inconvenienced. >> disruption! we're trying to get around the cannot get around. their disrupting everything, traffic if they want to protest they should find a better way to red-hot >>marty: that ended at 9:00 p.m. when the protesters returned to their encampment. no arrests. >>ysabel: the nba and their fans have worked out a tentative deal. it would put an end to a six month lockout. stay. it has to be officially approved an start on christmas day. >> fisher >> >> this tha most important parts that our fans and their patience, hence been it has been appreciated. the efforts have been with them in mind. >>ys

it is still dry and the hotel is still doing well there. i hope after the next two weeks when the water issue dry out, that we have more people coming back to thailand. >> okay. i wish you the best of luck with that. the ceo of dusit international, joining me live from bangkok. >>> let's take a closer look now at how much of thailand is looking now that the floods have receded. ivan cabrera is at the cnn weather center. this is going to take a long time, as far as i can see, certainly from what mr mr. donavinik was saying. >> the beaches are open, the shopping district is open. the problem is the rest of the world has been seeing the pictures that we have been broadcasting and it certainly looks ominous. and it has been for a good chunk of thailand. now, as far as the central business district, he's absolutely right. we have been seeing this large area here spared of the floodwaters here but not too far away, are the floods and those gates that we're concerned about, the 14 that we'll be watching those closely. the international airport has

it is still heavy through nevada. a bridge check starting at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound, i can see the end of the back up. it had been pretty bad with early morning problems of the upper deck. hear, you see the end of the backup at the end of the east parking lot. the sanity of bridge has been problem free all morning long. let's get a check on whether there could. >>erica: good morning. as we move closer to 11:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. we will see more clearing in the sunshine around the bay area. temperatures outside the door forties and fifties. right now we are at 41 for santa rosa, 454 novato. into the afternoon we will see 60s out there. >>erica: future cast 4 shows the timing of the wet weather and what we can expect and we're. the green on the screen indicates light showers. by 7:00 a.m. on friday, the rain will build in intensity. ha rain chances become widespread and we will continue to see showers throughout friday and into the weekend. the weekend will be wet. a lot of rain fall to talk about. temperatu

many are still deciding whether to go to police. according to the attorneys, some possible victims say they were abused in the 1970s, and those cases may be too old to prosecute. sandusky has been charged with sexually abusing eight boys over a 15-year span. he has denied all allegations. >>> this morning another major college's athletic department finds itself at the center of a sex abuse investigation. this time it's an assistant basketball coach accused of abuse, and this time the school is syracuse university. two former ball boys at the school say that assistant coach bernie fein molested them for years back in the 1980s. police are now investigating those accusations. the school's put fein on administrative leave. syracuse says it conducted its own investigation into the claims years ago but could not find any witnesses to corroborate any of the allegations. syracuse coach jim boeheim issued a statement saying, "i have known bernie fine for more than 40 years. i have never seen or witnessed anything to suggest he was involved

but it's still kind of -- there are certain places that are still like packed like definitely more like best buy than places like that, electronics are a big thing, i guess. >> of course. >> were you out for like a certain item that you just had to get. >> not really. we're kind of best friends. we just like last night, let's go, let's go tomorrow morning, why not, right. we're like whatever. >> did you find anything. >> we got a lot of clothes so far, don't really know what to get next, kind of looking around trying to spend the last little bucks we have left. >> are you surprised at how calm it is here. >> i am. i was thinking it was going to be a lot crazier, it's like no one here. >> these are the kind of places that do get packed. >> you were here earlier, you drove by and saw the line out the door. >> we were like, we'll wait till later. >> reporter: that's a good choice, i think a lot of people have that idea. if you like calm, maybe now is the best time to come out here. things have calmed down. it was crazier earlier. the line was wrapped all the way around if you're familiar w

of chile went bankrupt and for all i know they're still still with her contributions all everybody in capitol hill that's huge amounts of money from fannie and freddie it's disgusting it's horrendous they were bankrupt they were manipulating their numbers and what's amazing to me miss this through is not a single one of those guys is in jail i just found out about them. tens scores of millions of dollars out of the company for themselves they use phony bookkeeping to get a huge to all the congressman and then they all walked away with millions and millions of dollars and you and i and the rest of the american public are stuck with billions and perhaps even trillions of obligations from fannie and freddie yeah absolutely so then just sticking with that would you say that that's a pretty high return on investment for our campaign contributors. sure that me they they all got millions and millions of the management of fannie mae got billions of kids of millions of dollars and they're not i'm going to jail yeah it's great it's a great return for them unfortunately this list that you and i

many still suffer from health problems and families from those who died are still suffering mentally. a spokesperson says they will continue to compensate the victims. >>> 16 years of legal proceedings did not help dig up many answers. we still don't know why the leaders tried to take over japan and we don't know why highly educated young people joined the religious group. >> we don't know how the members produced the gas but we do have some clues. here is what i found out in my conversation with the man who was a consultant. >> dna. there are about 1500 base pairs of genes in your dna. if we try to replicate them using eco-lie, we can do that. >> is that possible? >> it is. >> you are working hard. >> you think so? >> we still don't know why scientists and elite doctors who were educate universities became obsessed. journalists exchanged letters with jailed aum members for years. this man was sentenced to death for his involvement in the murder of a lawyer and his family. >> disciples were required to write a will. in other words, you had to be prepared to give up your life. you coul

still taking away the right lane. a live look at nutley. cars still driving very slowly.awl towards the beltway. delays start around route 123 just after you pass the fairfax county parkway. you'll start seeing those taillights and you'll be bumper to bumper. also seeing a lot of congestion, outer loop of the beltway starting at new hampshire avenue. you are very slowly making your way towards georgia avenue. at georgia still slow as you head towards connecticut avenue. a live look right now, these cars are at a complete stop, a slow crawl again as they make their commute. i'll give you a travel time in this area. traveling at roughly 20 miles per hour. good news, no accidents to report on the outer loop or inner loop of the beltway. now back to you all. >> thank you. >>> new from overnight and into this morning, police are continuing to investigate a deadly crash on the beltway. police say an suv crashed into the back of a tractor trailer truck on the inner loop near georgia avenue. the driver of the suv was killed. while the tractor trailer driver was uninjured. the roa

grey shake loose hitting still believes in his players. and a couple of legends the brightest stars of sort of hockey prove they're still young at heart. football first to wear. a good fight in tonight's return leg of their twenty twelve playoffs as they looked overturn a deficit from the first leg and. travel to. the match that result just sending carter in extra time their narrow chance of clinching a place at next year's finals in poland and ukraine has been further diminished by the fact that first team players are suspended for the second leg. and other two round despite that hopeful but there have basements will give an improved performance from that of the first leg. chances or rather limited to be realistic. i think you know i'm sure that to morrow's team. which is. really. will the. will perform and will give it to. maybe maybe maybe maybe to reach the unsinkable but in any case in any case to to give a very good competition. the governor prepared to take on portugal in lisbon after goalless draw in the first leg remains all to pl

, a large part of the country do still side with him. they do not know what is really going on in the country, and he is playing on that. >> take a look at his strategy. what do you think is his long- term strategy? can he really keep up with this crackdown for as long as it takes? >> he definitely cannot. he is under very strong pressure by the arab league and by the syrian opposition, and he is desperately trying to really regain control of his country, but i think he has no chance to do so. in the end, there are two options. bashar al-assad will have to resign and someone from the minority regime takes over, or there will be an ongoing civil unrest which might even end in a civil war. >> we will keep close tabs on what is going on. thank you for joining us. he is already serving a life sentence, but the courts are not finished with him. the notorious terrorist, carlos the jackal, is on trial again, this time for bomb attacks that took place in the early 1980's. >> almost 30 years after threatening france with or, the man known as -- w

it is not as nice as yesterday, but still not bad. clouds and also a cooler pattern, saturday in between systems, a stronger system drops in late saturday early sunday. >>> european markets are mixed right now about half up, half down. overnight markets in the far east close down as they continue to worry about the european debt crisis. the biggest losses are down 2. 5% and most investors do not believe they are resolved leading to fears about the economic state with our numbers. it follows slight gains and the dow jones industrial average starts today at 1296. dr. arthur levin son is the new ceo of apple. he has been a member of the board since apple. a disney ceo, robert was added to the board also and the board continues to have eight members at apple. >>> time now 520 and it looks like santa clara is getting ready for football, it looks like they need stadium construction. >>> alameda wants to stop the smoke. the new places people will get in trouble starting next year. >>> good morning traffic on the bay bridge is moving well, we

i still believe -- i have struggled a lot in my life. i still believe it is a dream. i still cannot believe that after years of hardship i have achieved a sudden victory. >> the story echoes the plot of the oscar-winning film "sundog millionaire," were a boy from -- "slum dog millionaire," where a boy goes from max to riches. he had a basic education. >> i read magazines and newspapers and listen to the bbc hindi service. i listened to a lot. >> people said they will be gathering around their tv screens to watch the show. this is the story of success against the odds, and here in india, the land of bollywood, it means so much because everybody loves a happy ending. he says he will donate much of this check to building schools, including a library for himself. and mike most overnight millionaires -- and like most overnight millionaires, he promises the money will not change jim. >> that winning streak brings today's share to close. i am jane and bryant. thank you for watching. tune in tomorrow. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe,

we watched a few fans still wearing the old blue and white, still cheering on the team despite everything that's come to life. the alumni that we spoke to, the support is not to ignore the victims but to support those who were not involved at all. >> everyone is did he have state and heart broken by the events that happened but we have a lot of pride in our school. they had to play. they had to keep moving on. that's a total shock what happened and the folks that were involved and got pulled into it. but i really think that they had to move on and it had to happen. >> reporter: and dan nichols who we talked to said that a lot of web pages are ending up. >>> another happy story in the sports world. nats catcher wilson ramos freed after being captured in venezuela. ramos is in the red hat leaving the police station the list found him last night in the mountains in the very same area where he was taken by a group of armed men. ramos was not hurt physically but he says thatpsychologically, there was a lot of scars. >>> police are still looking for a suspect after a possible shootout near the

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the one in downtown is still open, filings are still be open through christmas. >> residents in one town may not have to pay as much for water and sewer as they expected. the water treatment center meets new standards but it was very expensive, nearly five million dollars. a state loan covered the initial cost but the county has to pay it back at a rate of $200,000 a year. they planned to raise water and sewer bills $59 a month to $322. tonight the town council floated an idea that could lower bills. they want to take some money from the bay restoration funds. >> there is a lot of people that are -- going to have to -- i won't pay my water and sewer bill or i won't eat this month. >> people are being held hostage. they can pay the bill or not have water. >> the county plans to increase the cost for looking a house up to public water and sewer but with the recession fewer people are of monthing in and building homes. >> baltimore county police are getting high praise forfeiting domestic violence. they have a questionnaire to help people understand if they have in a dangerous situation. no

netflix is still fighting the case. >>darya: a new report by the insurance institute for highway safety says that hybrid versions of cars made the city in the crash. according to the report, the average hybrid is 10% heavier than a traditional car of the same size. the extra half reduces the odds of being hurt in an accident. the study did not include the italy of a previous because those models are hybrid only. we're back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. this is the clearest shot that we will see for a few days to come. we will be right back. check >>mark: and dozens of campus police and other agencies in rain gear moved in on occupy cal protesters poured camping how to this morning. san francisco police stormed into a bank of america yesterday afternoon arrested nearly 100 people who demonstrated and try to set up camp in the lobbies. the occupy wall street movement is all move on this two month anniversary. demonstrators say that they are vowing to take over wall s

. >> reporter: you know, it is still kind of quiet. this would be the time to get here if you are picking up someone or if you are traveling. but it depends obviously on your ticket. yes, a million people from washington will be traveling and a bunch will be coming through reagan national. we have lon anderson, aaa. let's talk about that high gas prices, higher airfare but still, people are going to be flying. >> that's right. >> you know, we're projecting airfare up this year about 20% but even so, we're also projecting an increase in airline travelers about 1.4%. so, for the washington metropolitan area, that amounts to about 75,000 air travelers, just from the washington metropolitan area alone heading out of town for thanksgiving. that's a bunch. >> people have forgone their trips in the last year or two so that's maybe why we're seeing the uptick? >> we think so. i think it is pent up demand. the economy's bad. i'm not travelling this year. this year, we've seen some improvement in the economy. apparently enough to get a lot of pe

it's still raining pretty good.e a look at radar, a whole batch of rain northeast of the baltimore metro. all of us getting good rain. but west of the city has cleared up. there's been some breaks in the cloud cover. so we'll see clearing skies tonight. probably all the rain should be done here in the city by 8:00. at 10:00 it was 66 now we're down to 51. the winds start to turn more, the variable at six. basically for the next five minutes north. but they're pretty much all over the place. they will become more west and dry things out later tonight. the barometer holding steady. colder air to the south and west of us. still rainy over there, 55 in elkton and to the south and west of us holding in the lower 40s. with the rain cool, winds pretty much all over the place. but tonight we'll be coming out more to the west. that will dry things out. that will get things pretty breezy. that is snow over extreme eastern portions of mississippi, alabama. see how well formed it is. look at that spin, you can see the spin in t

it is still winding along yesterday. we are still backed up on 92 westbound. there was a sig alert for a while. the lanes are cleared but it is jammed. take a look at this north bay rise. even though the drive times are only 37 minutes from 37 to the toll plaza, we have quite a bit of a backup from northern greece. the back of comes out of sonoma county. a steady back to the edge of the macarther maze. in 18 minute drive times, less if you're coming from the nimitz freeway. your ride of the san mateo bridge, here it is. it is getting back to normal after a hold because of a crash. traffic on the bridge was stopped even before the bridge for over five minutes. on the golden gate bridge, things will have thinned out and there were no delays southbound. >>erica: for the past couple of hours, we have been dealing with a red flag warning from 6 a.m. today stretching to 6:00 a.m. on wednesday. a high fire danger for ever one located in the north and east bay hills. we will see winds gusting up to about 40 mi. per hour with low humidity. we will be keeping our eyes o

five are still missing.he body of the another -- the body of another has been found. >> there is a new way to get tickets to next year's burning man festival. beginning today, you can register for the first round of 3,000 tickets to the festival. those that are picked from a random drying -- drawing will be notifyied in january. >>> the price tag on a popular holiday song has gone up 3.5%. if you total the costs of each item for every time it's mentioned in the 12 days of christmas, it tops $101,000. bird prices varied the most. the cost of two turtle doves up. >> save a little money. >> yeah. >>> 7:55. hey, tara i need you to help peer out the -- clear out thissing if this morning. jim from redwood city said the wag not sew bad um can -- coming in. it does appear it's dissipating to the coast and pushing inward. we have an accident to report this is one 0 one north if dale,ese -- this is one going north. not sure about injuries and then traffic on the right-hand side, northbound, we're experiencing delays a

police are still searching for suspects. investigators say the two shootings are not connected. >>> big news out of the trial of michael jackson's doctor. conrad murray will not testify in his own defense. murray told the judge yesterday he had not decided. but this morning, the doctor told the judge no. testimony may conclude in the case this afternoon with jurors hearing from medical experts. murray has pleaded not guilty in connection with jackson's 2009 death. he could face up to four years behind bars and the loss of his medical license if convicted. >>> the mother of secretary of state hillary clinton died early this morning. the statement from the family says 92-year-old dorie rodham died just after midnight surrounded by her family at a hospital in washington, d.c. this week, secretary clinton cancelled a planned trip to london an istanbul to be at her mother's side. dorothy rodham made occasional appearances with her daughter during her 2008 campaign run. >>> concerned residents from benicia went to -- from benicia

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new jersey still bad, but only 10,000 outages still remain.debut for discount website groupon. the company went public today. shares were priced at $20. they jumped 31% to $26.11. it's the biggest tech ipo since google went public in 2004. we ran the numbers. its current market cap is $16.5 billion. which now makes it more pricey than blackberry maker research in motion and sears holdings, which owns sears and k-mart. groupon, though, a lot of people are very skeptical about its future. >>> it has been 91 days since the u.s. lost its top credit rating. what are we doing to get it back? >>> well, the ak-47 is the world's most trafficked weapon. defense experts tell "outfront" there are 100 million of them in the world, and some experts say the majority of them are illegal. now, they're just the tip of the iceberg. we're talking billions of dollars a year in illegal arms deals, and this week one of the world's most notorious dealers, viktor bout, the russian known as the merchant of death, was convicted in new york of conspiracy to kill u.s. cit

still breezy. here's a look at your seven-day forecast. still mild on monday. showers are possible tuesday. more showers, temperatures around 59, maybe, an afternoon thunderstorm. after that, high pressure builds back in and we'll see temperatures around closer to average, maybe a little bit below for wednesday and thursday, but then we dry up for the rest of the latter half of the week and saturday, we're looking at 55, more sunshine. so tomorrow is very mild. enjoy that. >> thanks, anny. >> producer, i'm proud, i've never seen him look this despondent following the loss. >> 41-14. i went out shopping. i thought game over. then i'm lining to johnny in a somber voice. i thought what's this all about about? 56-41. reaction to the probable end to the nba lockout and virginia and virginia tech playing for the coastal division title in the acc. turned out to be a familiar ending. the pictures coming up in sports. ♪ [ jerry ] attention shoppers. your groceries are the size of idaho but the interest rate on your checking is small potatoes. earn more at capital one ba

they were all still talking about mars still being at least 20 years away, if not more than that. >> they said the most difficult thing was the isolation and the tedium. >> in truth, that will be the biggest problem, if anyone does make the journey to mars. it would take several months using the technology at the moment. millions and millions of miles to reach what is in effect to the nearest planet to us. it will be a very, very boring journey. that's why this test was so important. is it possible for six men to live in a confined space, living only on artificial light. is it possible for them to do that and not fall out with each other so badly that it is a danger to the mission. these men managed to stay in good condition throughout the trip. it is possible. it's been seen as a success. >> incredible stuff. it's great that they came out safe and happy. thank you very much, daniel. back to greece. the 340 billion euros of debt have brought upon massive austerity cuts that caused many protests on the streets. the prime minister wants to hold a referendum on the new deal. what do ord

the situation gets still tense and still very unpredictable i've been walking around the streets talking to people they for jobs it's a last chance to friday that there's a difference of opinion difference in opinions in terms of how today will pan out some of the protesters have been talking to say that they're very fearful that they will be violence tonight and that the whole situation will the same she cannot see any chaos that on the other hand are just as many protests as i've seen talking to said that they believe that today will mark the end of this whole face and say too much these are protests to six flags on monday to unbosom the parliamentary elections they feel that the army should be given a chance that there is also a group of them a short distance from here who we are hearing are planning a march to tough to square one if indeed these markets were up close the military come here and they clash with the majority of people here or not prime minister we could see violent clashes now the futurists are still standing by their regional command and that is for the army to stick s

there is still a huge police presence.ie, do you remember that large fenced that anchore the protesters. >>jackie: last time it took them a a while for them to clean up the plaza. however for this all intents and purposes, there was only one protester left. they have left the scene. it looks like a are going to try to recruit and make this protest further down near the library and march, the plaza. they will start and regroup and move and later tonight. it seems like that is the tactic. i will not be surprised if they try to do that again. that is what we will dexpected them to do. those barricades will be erected around the frank ogawa plaza. >> siegel, thank you for joining us. please walk us through your decision. >> i was very unhappy to evict the camp who o december 5th -- r 25th. obviously, the decision to clean it it up is a major decision with hundreds of police officers down here. who knows how many dollars have been spent to basically just put down tents that are fighting to make the world a better place. i just

everything full speed still. traffic seems to be moving okay in that shot despite the nearby problem of that disabled tractor-trailer. it looks like in the distance it might be slowing down a bit. remember wjz is always on, so for traffic information you can always log on. don, back over to you. >> here is what people are talking about today, gary giordana is free this morning but not yet home free, wjz and monic craig craig are live with an ith an live with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these are photos of him. he is expected to leave today. >> i hope every day is a hell for him and brings him closer to breaking and saying what happens. >> reporter: he remains convinced he is hiding something and so is her family, who released a statement saying our family is very disappointed that even after all this time we are no closer to finding out what happened to our robyn. we trust that the fbi and authorities will continue their efforts to investigate her disappearance. later today aruban prosecut

they're still looking for who's responsible for this shooting.with all the police officers out here, the question may be why weren't they able to catch this suspect? there were a number of things that happened pretty much at the same time of this shooting. i'm told by officers there was also a robbery nearby here as well. i understand that there was a huge fight before this shooting happened as well. a lot of things that happened here last night that served as distractions for police officers and made it a little more complicated to get to this scene, including the crowd that was out here as well. now, police have not released the name of the victim in this case, but we do know he is recovering from his injuries in the hospital. serious, serious injuries. tracee wilkins live this morning in northwest. back to you the in the studio. >> tracee, thanks very much. >>> take a look at this. children out trick or treating, walking around police tape. this is near the intersection of georgia avenue and decatur street in the petworth neighborhood. two tee

. >> i'm still numb. i still don't know how to feel. but this here is helping me. >> if there is a definition of living life to the fullest, it was jeff. he was there for you. >> police say the two boys who were killed were not wearing seatbelts. >>> another wreck kills two and injures eight others in frederick county. state police say that the morning accident involved six vehicles on interstate 70 right outside of new market. 33-year-old cellae leasen kai and lanes maui died at the scene. that crash is under investigation. >>> well, they're very happy to be home. the first of three americans detained in egypt finally arrives in america. danielle nottingham reports on the homecoming and the violence still erupting in egypt. >> reporter: with a smile on his face, one of three american students jailed during protests in egypt arrives back home. >> i'm so thankful to be back in philadelphia. i would like to thank my parents, my mom and my dad for their support. >> reporter: gregory porter just wanted a home-town meal after his long trip f

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police say he could still be in the area. if you have information on him, call police. >>> a jogger is attacked in this park in davidsonville. the man was jocking when he saw a man walking three dogs. two got loose, one bit him. animal control captured both dogs. they had wounds from fighting and one died after being captured. police are looking for the third dog add the man walking them. >>> some don't survive it an those who do carry the memory for a lifetime. violence is taking a toll on young even as law enforcement struggles to continue. >> reporter: in baltimore, violence claims children all too frequently. stray "bullitts" leave a 5-year- old girl brain damaged and 14- year-old boy dead. a rapest drags a 13-year-old girl into an abandoned house, crimes which spark outrage. >> leave the babies alone. give them a chance to grow up. >> reporter: attorney general eric holder forms a task force hand the chairman is joe torre, who opened the task force's first memory in baltimore with memories of a violent father. >> threate

police are still searching for those other suspects. reporting live, kim dacey, wbal- tv 11 news. >> governor martin o'malley will be on hand for it ribbon-cutting ceremony for a wind turbine. after that, he will go to cambridge to deliver remarks at a full conference. this is a voluntary nonprofit association maintained by city and town governments. two maryland politicians want to expand a program that allows people to donate frequent miles programs to the veterans' families. they say this should be expanded to include hotel stays. >> starbucks is doing its share to try to stimulate job growth. they are accepting a $5 donations. all donations will go to firms that will stem job losses. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think customers or corporations should be the ones investment to stimulate job growth? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> he is leading the polls, but today he is in the middle of a controversy. herman cain i

all of this stuff was still inside.ut other than, i talked to the pio who said this is very peaceful and very satisfied with the way this has happened and not made more than 20 arrests so at least from the police standpoint in talking with them, they should be pretty satisfied that everything went relatively smooth. >> and talking to wilson walker, our producer, who actually spent a couple of nights in the occupy camp there in oakland, he says at one time, they were obviously very alive and vocal just a few weeks back, to be sure, but this time around, he gets the feeling of resignation. that they basically said okay, we're done. we're going to move on. are you getting that same feeling right now? >> you get the sense here that they're not putting up as big of a resistance as they did before. i think what they saw last time, the ugliness, the clash between the police, it made it -- it took away the focus of what their movement is. and it seems like on one sense, that they're trying to cooperate with the city, and do wha

still working the obliques. back in the middle. working the obliques. >> so just take your old mop or something. >> old mop. >> use it for more than cleaning. >> clean up some of the fat. >> what's that? once again. now another exercise you can really do, if you use both knees. >> i feel like i'm in like a junior high school gym class. >> there is only so much you can do at home without going to the gym. thts my whole point this morning. make your home a gym and be creative and create any kind of gym you want with a household product that you have. >> up and down the steps. see the lauppedri, go up stairs and do the laundry. you want to get in touch with charles check out www.chizelit.com 4 -- or call him. thank you, charles. >> have a good day. >> we'll have a look at your weekend forecast when we come back. right now, a look at what's coming up on the "today show." >> coming up vigils for the alleged sexual abuse. it comes as new developments surface in the growing sex scandal, including security concerns for today's home game ag

but it's still about penn state football and still going to go out and cheer for the team. >> your thoughts, drew? >> he hasn't been on the sidelines lately because of his health. just knowing he's not there, it's going to be strange and it's not going to feel like normal penn state football. but it's going to go out there and give it everything we can. we still have to win the big ten. >> it's going to be emotional. you'll have a full house. you're playing nebraska and everybody's focus on state college. you're going to have a huge television audience. how emotional do you think it's going to be? >> everybody is going to pull together. this brought the penn state community together and i think that penn state together, we're just going to cheer as loud as we can and do everything we can to make our team win. >> everyone is being asked to wear blue. what are your thoughts on that? >> i think it's a good idea because obviously first people think about this whole situation are the victims of it. and we have to do what we can to support them as well. >> jake, your thoughts on wearing blue tomo

there's still, beside the large tents, which have somewhat transparent side, they're still quite a bit of circulation of public access. main concept was to allow transparency through from the street side out to the waterfront and not block views. you can still see through most of the land here. another perspective here. you can see golden gate bridge. again, these are temporary facilities allowing a lot of you transparency right through. also in 2012, using existing facilities at fort mason, under one there, would be used for private events. no new construction or anything like that. two and three would be for media operations and international broadcast center as well. aquatics parked -- this was discussed quite a bit. there were a lot of commons. in particular, what you can see here that is different -- you can see the hatch area allowing the people from the dolphins club to swim and the rowing club. we were just trying to bring clarity. that was always the case. in this case, we have moved the video barge that is still propose, further back. basically, that area in the center is to

still cold up there around mount hamilton where it's 34 degrees. may still see snow flurries there. things are starting to dry out. we're only expecting isolated showers around the bay area. for the sierra, the winter storm warning until 10:00 this morning. snow levels close to 40,000 feet. we have this cool air spilling down. this is going to keep our temperatures mostly in the 50s and still give us a chance of isolated showers. you can see this toward the north bay around lunchtime. still more cloud buildups during the evening as that area of low pressure actually tracks off through southern california. notice on the east side here, maybe an evening shower. overnight, things completely dry out. then we'll be watching for a little bit of patchy fog. temperatures today around the bay area with extra sunshine, still fairly cool. it's the cooler, drier air cancelling out the added sunshine effect. so our temperatures are going to be just about the same range as yesterday. probably a couple degrees warmer. so we'll maybe see a 60 or low 60 in some spots south of san jose. first half of

but obviously, fog still an issue. advisories in effect for most of our bridges but we can actually see traffic through milpitas 880/237. so that's an improvement over the past couple of days. that is traffic. for your forecast, here's lawrence. >> yeah, elizabeth. dense fog advisories still in effect here in the bay area but looks like it's beginning to mix out a bit. we are seeing a north wind kicking in. looking toward coit tower vanish in the fog but should reappear. high wind warning at the mountains above 1,000 feet gusts up to 70 miles per hour. we'll see lots of sunshine in the afternoon. winds continue to howl through tomorrow. ,,,,,,,, ♪ >>> a shot of the sunrise there. >> gorgeous. >> starting to warm up some of those buildings here in manhattan. welcome back to "the early show." i'm erica hill with jeff glor. just ahead, hillary clinton has been just about everywhere as secretary of state. but she has never been to burma until today when she arrived for the first visit by a top u.s. diplomat to that country