earlier today the protesters had knocked down about a hundred yards of fence. we just got information that tells us all the fencing around the plaza is now down. these pictures you're seeing live from the ground back up that all the fencing is down. from what we can see from this limited picture, things do appear to be calm. we did see earlier tousing between the protesters. we see a lot of people milling about. at this point, we don't see any violence. news chopper 2 is high overhead. we have a number of crews out there tonight. if they get any late developments, they'll bring it right no you. >>> singer amy winehouse was declared death by misadventure, of accidental alcohol poisoning. the level of alcohol in her blood was more than five times britain's legal driving limit. they found three empty vodka bottles in her room and they did not find any illegal drugs in the her system. >>> five character witnesses testified in the trial of dr. conrad murray. they painted a picture of him as a dedicated physician. >> reporter: the first character witness was jerry cos

the race to knock down the flames in the mount washington tavern. we are live with a update. >> reporter: republican presidential candidate herman cain faces controversy as reports of inappropriate behavior surfaces. >> reporter: a local restaurant is filled with ghost and gob -- can ghosts and goblins and i will take you there. >> that's straight ahead on this monday on this monday october 31st. good morning. i am charley crowson. it's what everyone is talking about a. wild weekend snowstorm. look at this. crews are working to restore power across the northeast. this is time-lapse video out of new jersey. many areas there millions still in the dark. too dangerous on roadways and people picking up the pieces. it snowed in maryland as well. westminster got a light coating around cars and roads. justin berk got snow up in his way. and just north up in pennsylvania and joins us from california and a check of this morning's forecast. >> 6 inches of snow in one day. you know what, inches of serves as good refrigerator when you go without power. for day 3

ultimately, the supreme court is the one that knocked that down, okay? and so, there's a comment that a judge made during the height of the subprime crisis that i really liked, he was talking about what happened to our financial industry. he said, we went from an industry that was really designed to finance creative destruction. new industries replacing old industries and it's ended up, basically, doing destructive creation. and that's really, i think, the change that people feel over the last few years.

see it again. >> in a way this may be the most heroic moment of your career, where the great manny pacquiao knocks you down, you're -- actually the glove was on the canvas, you got hit again hard. two knockdowns and one knockdown. and you still managed to beat the count. how badly were you hurt? >> translator: i felt good. i felt good. i was down, but i felt good. >> manny, what were you thinking during the course of this round when the guy keeps getting up off the canvass and throwing hard shots back? did you think at that point even though you had him on the canvas this might be a long night? >> yes. i mean, when i got him the second knockdown and he got up, i know he's going to be tough for me. >> let's continue. now, here we have juan, you landed a really good straight right hand. i imagine it's discouraging for you to land a pinpoint right hand. you're an excellent puncher. you've knocked a lot of fighters out. and he doesn't go down. he just keeps fighting. >> yes. i use my right hand. in the gym if i want to win i need to use the right hand. >> but usually, when you land a right hand like that, the

as you can see, the waves knocked down a whole lot of folks trying to get out of the way. forecasters say the waves are not expected to reseed until tomorrow. i know lake michigan is huge, but still, that's pretty amazing. >> it's interesting, the folks running with the bike instead of getting on the bike and pedalling away. michigan, chicago, they've had gusty winds. here, the winds not that strong. northwest winds at 5 miles an hour. san francisco, 59. it was a bit breezier earlier this evening. we had winds closer to 20 miles an hour. and 65 degrees in oakland, kind of a mild night, northwest wind at 8 miles an hour. 50s and 60s right now. this view from highway 1 near  davenport. gorgeous. you can see some high clouds going by. that was the weak cold front that fizzled out. tomorrow morning, drizzle, skble clearing and mile. monday is going to be a different story. you can see low pressure here, aiming up towards the pacific northwest and eventually beginning late tomorrow. we'll see increasing clouds and eventually a chance of rain by the time we get into monday. yo

later in the third shot from the blue line is knocked down. there for the putback.st goal of the season. the sharks add an empty netter and beat the bruins 4-2. >>> season finale for the earthquake. the quakes win the game. finishing the season with 14 ties. >>> raiders version of the ironman might finally miss a game tomorrow and the latest on who they will start as quarterback against the chiefs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, starting quarterback tomorrow against the chiefs... a sore hamstring will likely astian janikowski >>> cbs5 learned kyle bowler will be the starting quarterback tomorrow against the chiefs. sebastian janikowski will likely not be playing. he has made 12 of 13 field goals this year has not missed a game since the 2001 season. of course that game against the chiefs can be seen right here at 1 p.m. on cbs5 followed by "the fifth quarter." highlights, reaction and more. >> a physical game. >> a very physical game tomorrow. should be interesting because seems like the chiefs are really feting healthy at the wrong time for the raiders but the raiders defens

the waves knocked down most who tried to get through. had to close the path for several hours but by late afternoon, it was safe gaagain. >>> dramatic testimony from the lead paramedic who tended to michael jackson the day he died. he said when paramedics arrived at jackson's bedroom in june of 2009, jackson was in full cardiac arrest. his skin was cool to the touch, his eyes dry. richard told the court that initially dr. murray didn't answer when he asked if jackson had an underlying medical condition. finally he says murray responded. >> he said nothing, nothing, he has nothing. and simply that did not add up to me. i asked was there anything else. is there anything else. and no, that's it. just a little bit of lorazepam. >> he also testified when he first arrived, he realized the frail looking patient on the bed was michael jackson. >> parents and politicians rallied in support of a bill that would require insurance companies to cover applied behavioral analysis for autistic children. experts say this intensive form of early intervent

later in the third, shot from the blueline, it's knocked down, but the putback for his first goal of the season. sharks add an empty-netter and beat the bruins 4-2. chiefs and raiders tomorrow on cbs 5 at 1:00. >> what are you expecting? >> chiefs had a lot of injuries early on, kind of back up to speed now, so the raiders could have their hands full. it's going to be good. >> kim, thank you. >>> s.w.a.t. teams surround a house where a dangerous man is believed to be barricaded. the man is expected to be the hell's angel member wanted in the shooting death of a fellow club member. we continue to follow the developments tonight and will have a live update tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of eyewitness news. see you again at 11:00. until then, cbssf.com. have a good night. director:otero ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigge

the marine layer knocked the temperatures down in many areas but not everywhere. livermore was 87 degrees. antioch, 86 again today compared to yesterday but look at pacifica, from 77 to 56 degrees, down 21 degrees. san francisco dropped 22 degrees watsonville, 20. only 61 after a high of 88 and salinas, 30 degrees cooler. it was 60 degrees today. marine layer has been deepening and that combined to the sea breeze knocked our temperatures down. numbers running five to ten degrees cooler. 50s and 60s. marine layer is 2600 feet deep. look for widespread low clouds tonight. local drizzle continuing in the morning hours. it will be a cooler day inland tomorrow. you'll feel that cooling as you head into wednesday afternoon. look for the drizzle near the coast first thing in the morning and parts of the bay. temperatures in the low to mid 50s and you'll see the fog and low clouds, certainly reducing visibility. half moon bay, visibility of about two miles with fog. area of low pressure responsible for all of the changes today and coming in tomorrow. this low along with t

the alcohol. all he got was from down the hall. knocking down every picture and mirror on the wall.ked out the door, that was a slam door, never saw him no more. until i got older and finally answered the phone and was trying to soul. the holy dugout of my orphanages just wouldn't close because now i'm fraus traited and hated and now the hatred is so bad that my heart is cold. there was no reason for you to just leave me and go. now i'm a basket and i don't want to see you no more. >> short people really got a lot of pent up anger, don't they? don't make him mad. don't call me sad. >> judges we need the score for mighty mouse. that just went. we have a 9.5, a 10 plus a 9.5, 9.8, 9.8, so the winner is who's first? that's all i want to know. montgomery. please come up to the mike. >> i did very good, came in second place. that was good. some people say i got cheated but it was, no, that was very great. it was just fun all the way around. i'm very happy. this is my first time entering. maybe next year i'll come back and win it. i'll put together some better material and try to take it

the year. that really knocks the population down and don't have to worry about it till next spring or summer. right now the wins are cranking. yesterday we saw just another heavy rain event come under the eastern seaboard and stalled over toledo, ohio. now the storm system is just about at its weaks and overnight winds gusting as high as 50 miles per hour. the rain is in green. indianapolis, cool there for you and louisville back up towards chicago, maybe just light rain for you. the steadier heavier rains are in northern michigan. much as a chance of showers but steady rains are over. high wind information, the blue is where we're dealing with wind advisories. don't expect a lot of damage but where you have the light blue along the chicago area around lake shore also we had some earlier today around saginaw, that's where we have high wind warnings in effect. that's because you get the air coming over the lake and there's nothing to block it. no trees. flat surface, the winds will be higher. the case this morning. 37 in chicago, saginaw gusting now to 43 so those are impressive gusts. leaves

winds over 70 miles per hour pushed that dust through the city, knocking down street signs, power linesand reducing visibility to nearly zero. no injuries were reported. there has been a drought in west texas. the national weather service says that 2011 could be the driest year on record. >> look at that orange coming up there. almost looks like a movie. >> i know you have alrlergieall. can you imagine? you can't breathe. you can't see. >> almost like the dust bowl of the 1930s. it's the worst drought in texas history in many locations there. >>> we've had had quite a bit of rain here, and it looks like by this time tomorrow morning we'll have rain moving in. good morning. right now around the region temperatures are chilly. right now 55 at reagan national and nearly matches the dewpoint. so the humidity is rather high. we do have a little patchy, wispy ground fog forming in the rural areas. watch out for that, especially on the rural roads near open fields. watch out for deer too leaping out of the fog and startling you on this tuesday morning. right now just near 50 in the shenandoah

in the new talks, the owners have considered knocking down the share to 47%.layers have countered with 53% after stern's decision, some play ergs took to twitter. lebron james issuing an apology. i want to sincerely say sorry to all the fans, wrote james. it's a sad day for all of us, especially you guys. there's no us without you. his teammate dewayne wade took a different approach. stern's words today hurt the people who work at the aaa, that's the heat's arena. other arenas as well as local businesses and our fans, adding it's a lockout not a strike. the league stands to lose millions if the lockout continues. losses for the first two cancelled weeks estimated to be $83 million in ticket sales alone and a lot more than that when you put everything else together. we turn now to monday night football. lions putting their undefeated 4-0 record on the line against the chicago bears. in the second quarter, no score. matt stafford takes a shot down field to calvin johnson. his league-leading ninth touchdown of the season. that's the most through nine games dating

the earthquake knocked down parcel of the four pinnacles as well as gargoyles and other ornaments and more damage a couple weeks later when a crane fell. since then a crane has been used to build custom scaffolding around the structures. they will need to do w stabilization work before they began the process. the head stone mason will be here today to talk about that. he said that peer renovation could take more than a decade and the cathedral is set to open on november 12. autria godfrey, abc 7 news. >>> 6:36, 62 degrees. >> still ahead, the underdogs no longer. a new poll shows herman cai's white house hopes surging. >> and par >>> thursday morning, 6:40. there is some heavy rain in charles county, west of 301 and crossing over the potomac. this is pushing up north and marching up the potomac. heavy rain, like scattered rain in montgomery county. then some more showers around richmond, to the west of richmond. steady rain should be coming to an end later this morning with just drizzle this afternoon. a few thunderstorms this afternoon. unsettled in terms of the weather pattern. a fe

then the city fathers in the 1920's let us knock down the hill, let us extend second street, and it finishes at the ballpark now. as you move south along second, that whole area, you get into rock. many of these old warehouse buildings, as you approach rincon hill, are sitting on rock. if you go down to king street, which is the street that fronts the ballpark, if you cross the street from the ballpark and the look on the sidewalk, there is actually a little brass plates that depict the location of the bluff that existed, the transition from the beach to the vertical cliffs that existed at second street. at second and king. all of that was taken down, and they have built warehouses. now at his condominium developments. and portions of mission bay. the first building of mission bay, third and townsend -- i am sorry, third and king, it is a rock site. if you go further into mission bay, it goes from rock to week bay mud. -- weak bay mud. this is on the folsom? >> the old wonder bread bakery. a little bit higher up. >> that particular building, if you look closely, the rock has actually receded

the storm system really intensifies and drags down the colder air. in the morning it will be a cold rain. still salvage on sunday. knock the temps down to 52. halloween dry. upper 50s. clouds come in halloween night. that will make it all the more spooky and it will make it a dry trick-or-treat. >> spooky is fine. >>> caps playing tonight and they're going to go undefeated for the whole season, right? >> we would hope. 82-0. we'll take that. the capitals seem to have found their groove. they're 7-0 to start the season but they're undefeated record is on the line this week as the capitals embark on their 1 multi-game road trip of the season. up first the edmonton oilers. we have karl asner getting the score and right now it is 2-1 edmonton. so hopefully they can pull it out. to thursday night football, virginia cavaliers. the 4th michael rocko connects. 78-yard touchdown. there is nobody around them. cavs get the two point conversion. beat the hurricanes. 28-21. time now to announce our dc.highschoolsports.net game of the week. the winner is st. mary's at paul 6th. bundle up tomorrow night. highlights will be in our coverage tomorrow night.

the street. buildings knocked down. screams for help were heard coming from beneath the wreckage. no one knows how many people are trapped in the ruins. people used bare hands trying to reach survivors. loved ones awaited word on family and friends. >> this man said, we went to all the hospitals but haven't been able to find our friend. >> officials expect a number of casualtys to continue to grow as hundreds remain hospitalized and supplies are needed in the country. kuren redmond, abc2 news. >> we will have updates all day at abc2news.com. latest on the earthquake. find the latest under the world tab. >>> vice president joe biden pushing to keep police officers on u.s. streets. by the ends of the year, 12,000 police officers will have lost jobs to the deep cuts in local government budgets. the sagging economy and lack of jobs will be the focus of the election. vice president biden is optimistic about president barack obama's chances but frustrated with republicans when it comes to protecting law enforcement jobs. >> now, either are going to figure out how to help the cities the

i think that -- i don't think there is enough grain in the world to knock the market down and keep it down. i think the likelihood of if there is a big move is to the up. not the down. right now i think it'll be chopping. >> he said that -- he didn't think there was enough grain in the world. do you think we are that short? >> if you look most location across the corn belt through harvest, basis is a round as much as 20-cents in someplaces, 40-cents over average. bases levels would have you believe that from the commercial side either the crop isn't there, or a combination of the demand ask better than what the u.s.d.a. is letting on. >> what about the farmers putting it in the bin holding out for the eight dollar corn. is that happening? >> i think in some cases that's happening, we are coming off the hangover from seven and a half dollar corn and almost eight dollars. there is maybe some of that let's store this away and hold out for seven dollars again. but, that normally you see that every year no matter what, farmers tucking away, even if it's on at the elevator and on farms. tha

.: you have to think the ball will be in robert griffin's hands, either run or pass right here. >> bob w.: batted down at the line! jordan voelker knockeddown! and kansas state is about to win it! >> bob d.: we came in here talking about contrasting styles. the flashy baylor offense, number two in the country, averaging 51 points. the methodical slow-paced kansas state. they're about ready to walk out of here with a big upset. >> bob w.: baylor will spend their last time-out with 1:05 to go. >> bob d.: a little surprised art briles didn't call time-out. he decided to go with the little jail break screen. usually you chop those defensive linemen on those plays. the offensive linemen get the hands of the defensive end down. that time they let them go up and knock it down. >> bob w.: during the time-out, let's check in with robert flores. >> dr. pepper conference update and it's the big ten conference opener for taylor martinez and the nebraska cornhuskers. you can see it 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central on abc. they visit wisconsin, ranked number seven in the country. bob. >> bob w.: all right robert. you can see ten fourth quarter points score

the streets. buildings knocked down in to piles of rubble. screams were coming from beneath the wreckage. anguished loved ones comfort one another as they awaited word on family and friends. >> there was a lot of shaking said this man. i have relatives here and waiting for them. i pray to god they will come out alive and well. >> frequent after shocks disrupted efforts underway. hundreds remain hospitalized and medical supplies are needed in that country. kuren redmond, abc2 news. >>> one person is dead and another injured after a plane crashed in lexington, north carolina. a plane crashed in a soybean field a mile away from lexington. the survivor walk aid way and air lifted to the hospital. no word on the person's condition or what caused the crash. >>> unexplainable scene, authorities in missouri continue their search in the disappearance of 11-month-old lisa erwin. video released shows a unidentified figure walking along the road at 2:15 october 4th, the same night baby lisa disappeared. the manager says it's unusual to see anyone walking at that time of night in the area. the video h

frank lehman says you can see the path of destruction. >> reporter: took two big oak trees, knocked the fence down. put the roof right there. >> reporter: fortunately, no one was hurt last night. >>> engineers are repairing the damage at the national cathedral, caused by the august earthquake. crews removed two tons of stone work from one of the damaged pinnacles. a crane helped get the debris down from the 350-foot tall central tower. some of the stone work removed dates back to 963. today president obama hits the road again the stump for his $450 billion jobs plan. >> the president of south korea will join president obama on his trip tie gm plant in michigan. susan mcginniss reports this comes as republicans are crafting a jobs bill of their own. >> just days after creating a new free trade act with south korea, president obama will show how he thinks it will help put americans to work. he will head to michigan today to tour a gm plant using south korean parts. thursday the president said the united states auto industry along with american farmers and manufacturers will benefit in particular fro

all she got was the pause knocking down the every pic> short people really got a lot of pent up anger, don't they.my don't make him mad. >> judges we need the score for mighty mouse. he just went. we have a 9.5, a 10 plus a 9.5, 9.8, 9.8, so the winner is who's first? that's all i want to know. montgomery.é# please come up to the mike. >> i did very good, came in second place.pa some people say i got cheated but that was really great. it was fun all the way around. i'm very happy.ggpçu this is my first time entering. maybe next year2u'ñ i'll come b and win it and try to take it >> next on lockup extended stay, in for parole violation, this inmate's behavior could earn him permanent residence. >> he keeps getting in trouble. he batters the officers. he uses a

let's start there with the tennis world number one car and most of the ascii has been knocked down of the season ending their beauty a championship a russian bid is one big over his chances of progressing to the semifinals are hanging in the balance sheet squandered pretty much points against poland these could advance getting to the deciding set that seventy five and that means the russian will only make it to the last four months can i lose in straight sets to paris because the on friday will compete for the wimbledon champion already assured of a place in the semi does she know how to lie mostly out ski i was the looking drained on court and her defeat against the very tip of the day had even even had to have her blood pressure checked the end of the first set when she lost six four and she faded badly in the second losing that six two to go out of the competition the upside was that she will remain the world's number one after rival racial rapidly there's no doubt the tournament you know we. that's a great achievement for me to finish number one once it's amazing but actually. i t

the economy in september. this is much better, but not enough to knock the jobless rate down. everyone says something has to be done, but the debate rages on over how to do so. this is our top story in the satellite center. jennifer? >> maureen, a maryland company that builds solid rocket motors that the military and police use say they're about to do something that is tough to do -- higher new employees. -- hire new employees. >> a welcome sight in these times, a ribbon cutting. two actually. they opened to buildings today. >> there is nothing better than creating jobs. especially in science and technology industries. >> the aerospace systems group plans to add 150 new jobs over the next year to year-and-a- half. >> is great for the local economy. i am excited about it. >> the jobs numbers on friday showed across the district the district added 137,000 jobs in september, but private sector -- but public-sector drops -- but public sector jobs dropped by 34,000. >> i think there was a real fear the economy would be going in reverse gear after the debt ceiling thing in august an

the streets. buildings knocked down. screams for help were heard coming from beneath the wreckage. people are using bare hands to reach survivors. anguished loved ones comfort one another as we await word on family and friends. >> there was a lot of shaking said this man. i have relatives here and waiting for them. i pray to god they will come out alive and well. >> officials expect a number of casualtys to continue to grow as hundreds remain hospitalized and medical supplies are desperately needed in the country. >>> latest, we will have you covered on abc2news.com. find the slide shows for updates underneath the world news tab. >>> no one likes to hear this, gas prices on the rise once again, just ahead, we will tell you the reason experts say you will pay more at the pump on days to come. >>> commutes are never fun. why today's drive is expected to be bad. consider yourself warned. when does a common symptom become a concern? when it becomes pregnancy. who do these feet belong to? that's megan pringle. we will explain why her foot is swollen in just a bit. now to new york for th

if the debris was even knocked down to the street, below.is is cleared up and inspected, it will determine when it is safe to open the roadways. also, hazardous teams have been sent to see if there is a haz mat concern. >>mark: thank you, george. the nasdaq is down 15 with apple is impacting the market. they have only sold 70 million for the quarter. analysts were expecting 20 million when it in fact,--17 million have a only sold of the iphone 4 s .... 3q my name is ashley. i was using cascade actionpacs. they just didn't have that spot free look. when i took the finish challenge, i could tell there was a difference. my dishes had a shine on them. i'm moving on to finish quantum. take the finish challenge for yourself. if you don't see a difference, it's free. (male announcer) live from the bay area news channel, this is the kron 4 news at 9:00 a.m. with a developing story. >>mark: we have been following the latest closure of the 101 the southbound. a in a overturned a t tanker has alreay caught fire. and we are still looking at if the clean

the things i love. downtown a 3d company and i tried my way down to l.a. you go to l.a. knock on the door down there. live experience, did a lot of things down there. i never shot as metropolitan as i wanted to. it got more cluttered. you find out you need a lot of different things and it complicates the very thing i was doing and i got a camera, i got the people that i knew. we shot a story. we edited and displayed it. very i am am. go down there, the money and i understand that makes sense. when i was down there, it got that way and when i came back, maybe because i had a kid and wanted to raise it here and not in l.a. i understand that. great place, though. came back here and shot more. i got more drive and the stories that i love are from places outside. those i love are from abroad. we have the directors in europe or asia and they are not in l.a. that's where my heart was. i felt off but learned a lot, too. i applied the things that i learned down there. i came back here and just tried to -- got to be fired up. and when we tell stories, when i met with juan, we were on the same page. we wanted t

huge waves along the north shore knocking down the joggers right there.ss the problem is right there there's nowhere to go. the jogger can't go anywhere. chicago is known as the windy city but in this case the weather service warned of wind gusts of 50 miles per hour could bring dangerous ten to 16-foot waves to the path. oh, boy. this is bad. jacqui jeras at the "weather center". >> some reports were higher than that. they closed down that area of the lakefront. the joggers didn't see it or thought i'll go around it anyway. it remind you of a hurricane almost where people want to come out and see the waves or they say it won't happen to me. it was a very dangerous situation. >> they didn't get the notice. >> yeah. let's hope that was the case. potentially dangerous. >> the same storm system is still out there . so, that is over with for today. there's still a threat of rip currents but i think nobody is going out in the water today. are you? let's hope not. much colder temperatures back behind this system. upper level low is impacting the ohio valley thr

over its behavior during the melt doub and the only one to knock the credit rating down. charlie gasperino is looking into it. i know you and i disagree with this, and i was going to say some smoke, fire. >> i was, by that picture of richard simmons. >> a big fan. >> i don't get any of my workouts from him. we are we shut point out ford is denying. >> everybody is denying it. >> and listen, even despite this, i think it's true. i think they got a call from someone in the treasury department, wherever, said we don't like this and because they're a highly regulated, you know, in a highly regulated industry even though he they didn't take the bailout money, they caved. and that's the problem you've got big government, and touches this many businesses you have to comply with their wishes. >> neil: i don't know how long the tv ad was run and jerry was saying, neil most spots run in two to three month cycle not little more than three and a half week cycles. >> and the ad, i think was an effective ad. the administration really at this point they're running washington like thomps

downed power lines and car crashes killed 12 people across the region. lock at this video from hartford county, in connecticut. power lines sparking and smoking after the snow knocked down branches, and out it will officials say around two million people across the northeast are still without power today and they warn it could take days or more before power is back. >> this has been an unbelievable storm causing unbelievable dam. >> this is a total shock and the devastation around. it is crazy. >> we heard the trees in the back yesterday falling and all branches around, falling. >>shepard: the storm grounded flights and delayed others and made a huge mess of the commute this morning. and now, in new jersey, an hour outside of new york city, part of this, david lee, the limbs still have leaves on the trees so that made everything heavier. when can they specific the power back? >>guest: well, i will not sugar coat it, it could be halloween but it will take up to a week in the worse case situations for the power to be back on and that is because the transmission lines have been damaged. and now, new jersey, in this state there are 360,000 people who do not have power.

surrounding area, that has been the scene of angry exchanged today, what began as a peaceful protest has heated up since last night. officers arrested five people and knocked down the encampment here. it was sheltering food. the protesters have the right to gather till they enrich on public safety or rights of others. >> you can't have a structure in a park in san francisco. you are not supposed to be overnight between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. we tried to make clear yesterday but we can't have a permanent encampment because of the dangers to public safety the infringement rights of others who waited for months months to use those spaces. >>> in oakland protesters set up a tent city with the help of donations they have food and bath rooms. today the three university of california at berkeley graduates who were imprisoned in iran offered their support. >> just starting right when we got occupy, started in new york city, and we are hearing about it. wasn't till getting back here to this city that this is serious. this is big. and i feel proud of it. >> we will keep an eye on the protests. join us at 4:00 a.m. any updates on the protests we will bring you those. >>

the band was about to go on stage when a massive wind gust knocked down the stage killing 7 people, injuring dozens more. everyone with tickets is invited to the concert. >>> a texas highway was shutdown after a tanker carrying diesel fuel burst in to flames. the fiery video seems unreal. why the fire was out, the problem wasn't over. >>> this seems too good to be true. two hump back whales were caught coming out of the water. bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy star® cfl bulbs. these covered cfls look great and last longer- perfect for 'them hard-to-reach places. 3-way cfls really click with my style. go to participating retailers for bge's instant discounts on select cfls. learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com. heyhey, i go all night long and still save! >>> check out what was caught on tape in texas. this created this inferno that shut down a highway. crews were able to get the fire under control. but the truck continued to leak fuel. the highway eventually re- opened after crews cleaned up the mess. a california man is recovering

the bush administration had this policy basically that if you got big, too big, and you started buying houses and mercedes, they were going to come and knock down the doors. people thought the obama administration was going to taper off on that. this week those letters that they sent out to landlords saying basically unless you close these down, we'll take your buildings away, some people thought that was the most threatening move they've seen out of washington. >> apparently some of those letters in 2007 also mentioned asset forfeiture. that is a standard tool that the federal government has having to do with all illegal drugs, and also pharmaceutical drugs, controlled substances that are being sold out the back door. similar set of penalties. >> i was talking with medical marijuana lawyers who say this is different because this is the justice department as opposed to the dea. this is a crackdown that's going on. >> deadline of 45 days. >> do they seem to be targeting specific type operations, or what is the thrust of it? >> i haven't seen a list of who they're targeting versus who they may not be targeting. >> it seems like a lot of huge oper

the fire started around:00. assistant chief told me firefighters himself to knock down the doors to get inside. they found thick smoke coming out of several windows. at one point it was so intense they called dozens of more firefighters to put it out. they determined the fire started on the market's lower level. the good news is no one was hurt. it's worth mentioning law enforcement came out here last week and seized more than $3 million of counterfeit goods such as fake gucci bag, prada, louis vuitton and nike products. a lot of people were buying these this evenings, walking around like they had the real items but this were fake. firefighters are trying to figure out if this was related to arson or an accidental fire or electric. they're still trying to put everything together and this is preliminary at this point. as soon as we find out, we will post the information on nbcwashington.com or i will tweet it. >> thanks. >>> this is chanting and dancing just a shore time ago outside the white house gates. this crowd is celebrating the death of libyan leader of gad gad. moammar gadhafi. he tried

. >>> to the west, a massive early season snowfall dump half a foot. it also knocked down tree branches and knocked out power. most of the power is expected to be restored at some point today. we have dealt with that. we know that it's never fun. >>> here, we are dealing not with extremes, but what weather. >> yes, a nuisance. a cold rain is possible saturday. it is going to get cold. you will notice a change. when the wind picks up, that is when you know the cold air is moving in. let's look at the doppler radar. a quick look at the showers up and down the by-95 corridor. -- i-95 corridor. temperature-wise, it is not so bad. 61 in the district. 56 in fredericksburg. not a huge temperatures spread out there. that is not until this evening when temperatures plummet behind this cold front. right now, look at a wider view of the temperatures. detroit is at 43. norfolk is 75. it will have a big impact on our temperatures. it is causing some rain. we have energy along the front. that combined with the front itself, has showers stretched back into parts of ohio, indiana, and new

i made entry into the house through the front windows, knocking the fire down as i went. >> the first fire fighter came out, he was cradling a small child in his arms, and he began to drop to one knee. and as he began to drop to one knee, the little girl's arm just... just fell limp right at her side, just, you know, just like a little rag doll. >> i went back to the fire room looking for the children. at that time, chief fogg was in there, and he had already located the children, but they were both dead. >> narrator: firefighters tried to save two-year-old amber, but she died shortly after reaching the hospital. all three children-- amber, karmon and kameron-- were dead. their mother, stacy, was christmas shopping at a thrift store when the police told her. >> in the blackened ugliness, there are remnants of a fire. there are remnants of christmas as well: a melted christmas tree with a few ornaments, a teddy bear still waiting for christmas morning. and there are two parents who want this christmas to go away. >> my little girl was crying, "daddy! daddy!" and when i woke up, the who