certainly the situation at the moment here in turkey square is calm as i move to the side and we move our can renew can see that it's still early here people are only beginning to wake up now but we're not witnessing anywhere near the same kind of numbers that we saw out here in turkey square last night the situation here certainly is a lot more common than it has been for some time although we are receiving reports now of fresh clashes that have broken out in alexandria a short time ago there are also some ambulances here in the square but the mood and the saints i get from talking to protesters is that this momentum is going to be difficult to keep up indeed some approaches meter's i've been talking to say that they think coming next week the movement here to begin to fizzle out and that is despite the fact the protesters say they will remain in tahrir square until be on the streets down the next flashpoint could be monday's parliamentary elections and while the majority of people here interfere say they will not be voting we need to remember that there are still people outside of c

brotherhood is much more intent on winning seats in next week's election and actually coming to turkey square and participating with the voice of the people certainly it is a given that the muslim brotherhood was c.v.t. largest supporters if those elections go ahead next week not later today here in cairo the arab league will be meeting to discuss syria the league has said that it is ready to impose sanctions on damascus and here critics like the international community and the region are pointing at double standards on behalf of the arab league they said that the need is quick to respond to what is happening in damascus but here where egypt goods the arab league has been extremely in pockets to be quite effective said very little the same time we're hearing from the presidential hopeful mohamed el baradei he is still mulling over whether or not to form a new government he has been tossed with the option of doing this he is a presidential hopeful but the supreme council of armed forces has asked him if he's the. ok to take up the position of prime minister what we understand is that he's not

bracken tell you that there's a funny line right now between peaceful protests here in turkey square and at a chaos it's only in the morning and already tens of thousands of people are gathering here ahead of a call for one million protesters to come to tough it today friday now there are very real concerns that it could be a bloodbath later today the army is maintaining a heavy security presence most of it is centered around the interior ministry building just a short distance behind me and this has been the scene of wide and clashes over the past week the chants of the protesters is for the army to step down this has not changed and this is what many people here say that the army can announce what it will change as it wishes the basic demand is the same and that is that the military needs to go the challenge is also that the people are running this is not entirely true because the reaction here in the square has been reached to beyond his announcement that it will go ahead with parliamentary elections on monday not most people i've been speaking to say that they plan not to vote in

saying that they should go ahead many saying that they shouldn't and talking to protesters here in turkey square. the city is a mixed reaction some support the elections on monday some don't but it certainly has not taken away the discontent with the anger that people here have towards the military they still insisting that the military step down and step down immediately regardless of whether or not these elections are held and the goddess whether or not they are free and fair you need to remember that while they want tens of thousands of people here in town here there are tens of millions in the race to egypt and they are long by the fact that the country is suffering economically there alarmed by the fact that they are feeling this runs over the past eight nine months and they're also long by the fact that the international community is watching very carefully how egypt manages itself during this very difficult time so they want to see some kind of movement towards democracy whether or not this if you keep the elections on monday remains to be seen. but his policy right there and she is follo

person of our era who cares about elections to help with the elections we need to come back to turkey square and finish our revolution people here we don't believe that exceeds elections will be free and fair and will achieve anything they believe the only way to achieve something is to come back to this point of revolution paula so it's been you know almost that knowing that months since the arm rest that toppled president mubarak as you say elections around the corner just next week how has life changed in the country. well this is the point that people here are saying that the military actually hasn't changed anything be pretty even so much the same as they were under the time of mubarak but what is interesting is that whereas in february we met revolution took place the army was much on the side of the people very much is done a one hundred eighty degree turn in terms of how people view it they feel betrayed by the army and we have witnessed. it's testifying that some of the worst violence over the last few days in which movie twenty people have been killed the army has been firing rubbe

in this post mubarak era cares about elections to hell with elections we need to come back to turkey square and finish our revolution people here we don't believe that this week's elections will be sweet and safe and we'll achieve anything quickly we can so much the same as they were under the time of the barak but what is interesting is that whereas in february when that wave aleutian took place the army was much on the side of the people very much is done a one hundred eighty degree turn in terms of how people feel that they feel betrayed by the army and we have witnessed exists a fine and some of the worst violence over the last few days in which more than twenty people have been killed the army has been firing rubber bullets it's been firing tear gas was protests insults also been throwing stones it will seem very hard to tell so lots of anger being expressed by both sides again speaking to protesters earlier they said they're not going anywhere until the military steps down so what we're likely to see is some kind of showdown and certainly the mood here is incredibly tense it's incredi

protest is out here in turkey a square at least three female journalists have been sexually assaulted and i continued walking around town here just a short time ago i was feeling incredibly unsafe much more insight than i had been feeling over the past few days as a middle east correspondent paula they also discussed the situation in egypt for the listener talk to the presidency of the us based arab middle eastern journalists association thanks for being on the lines could see tonight the protesters are calling this last chance friday the last chance they say to make a difference before monday's elections but is it too late for them to make any difference and we know the military rulers of appointed a mubarak era prime minister when you see all this heading. i don't think that is too late i think that they can keep the pressure and i think there's lots of the termination for to for the military to hand over power to a civilian government there seems to be a wide disapproval of the appointment of the new prime minister and amongst the protesters they see him as someone who served under

square. the prime minister of turkey called for syrian president bashar al assad to step down. and president obama urged congress to extend a payroll tax cut extension past the end of the year. online, we have a follow-up to a story we did la summer about american teens making a difference in the lives of girls around the world. kwame holman explains. kwame. >> holman: find out about the reunion of an illinois teen, adopted as a baby, and her vietnamese twin sister. that's on our global health page. we invite you to tweet your thanksgiving travel tales on our t.s.a. time project. tell us how long you are waiting at the airport in this busy travel week. and are economic reporters crying wolf in their coverage of the supercommittee's collapse, and what it may mean for the government's ability to borrow? find paul solman's take on our making sense page. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday, we'll talk with republican presidential candidate, minnesota representative michele bachmann. i'm judy woodruff

square. they spent the holiday serving turkey and standing in solidarity against corporate greed. >> as the saying goes, there's no place like home for the holidays and they also say home is where the heart is. their hearts are into what they're doing so this thanksgiving home is a tent city here in mcpherson square. >> if you look around at anybody here, this is one family. >> reporter: those among the occupiers that walked to washington, he started in philly, following his heart. the scenes here may not be normal rockwell depictions of a family gathering but to these folks it's just as american. >> we come together we shall got a struggle we trying to go through and this is why you let the world know that if you unite together, non-violently and educationally, you can accomplish anything. >> reporter: there were those who took it upon themselves to see that there was warm food and well wishes, not only for those who are part of the occupation but for those who are homeless and now share the parks with the occupation. israel and members of her family are here to help. >> for goodness. it's thanks

. >>> not just the nfl playing tonight, though, it's the 42nd annual turkey bowl here in d.c. coolidge squares for the dciaa title. eastern's students are holding a food drive right before the game. and natalie randolph is the coach of the coolidge team. believed to be the first and only woman in the country coaching a high school football team. >> it's amazing. good for her. >> she's done a gate job this year. doctor are answering the call for care in communities that can't afford it. >> angie goff shows us a hospital on wheels making a huge difference in many lives. >>> 6-year-old demarco is one of thousands of d.c. kids seeking wellness on wheels. >> if you're uninsured, we'll see your children for free. >> dr. mavey rolls three days a week through neighborhoods three days a week, his ride is complete with labs and even a recessionist. >> we're a medical home for children having trouble accessing care. we have a 24-hour on-call service. >> the camera bill makes weekly stops in towards 5 through 8. coyote bennet who lost his job more than a year ago is blessed to have somewhere to bring his

turkey dinner today. protestors continue to occupy the square demanding the rulers step down.itary has are rejected the demands. >>> searchers combed the wreckage of a small plane in the mountains. it slammed into a cliff 40 miles from phoenix. victims included the pilot, three children and two of his business associates. sheriff's deputies hiked to the remote scene to begin the recovery effort. >> no one could survive that crash. so we didn't want to give false hope but even though our efforts is to rescue and save lives -- that was not possible. >> investigators say it was very dark when the plane crashed and it missed clearing the mile high peak by several hundred feet. >> harry potter's author testified in the british phone hacking scandal. she worried her friends and family were leaking information to reporters because sometimes journalists would show up places before she did. >> it was about 10 to 15 men and getting verbally abused. >> miller was one of the first celebrities to sue rupert murdoch. the paper has been shut down and more than dozen have been arrested. >> ro

head coach jim harbaugh and you the 49ers are playing on turkey day with john har ball, the baltimore ravens head coach squaringff against his kid brother, jim har ball, the 49ers first-year head coach. when asked about it the big show down, they said the game is great and all but the day after thanksgiving they are focusing on because it is the wedding anniversary of their parents, their 50th wedding anniversary. their parents, jack and jackie. harbaugh's sister says the family is staying at home and will watch the game on tv. >> i'm going to wch it, too. >>> gobble google it has a new doodle go to the website and you can find this interactive tribute to thanksgiving. design your own turkey by changing its outfit, one click of a mouse and you can change the color of the feathers, change his hairstyle, add a hat, change its shoes and you click on the wing and it randomizes all the outfits. >> nbc peacock. deefrnlts sign yo . >> design your own -- >> did she say gobble google -- >> 'cause it's got a new cold. >> with that, we say good night. brian williams joins us next. >> good night. [ female announcer ] marti

coolidge high join together for a kickoff luncheon ahead of the turkey bowl in the district, speaking of s.a.t.s and the two teams will squareff at 11:00 a.m. thanksgiving day at eastern high school. the d.c. mayor gray and several council members attended the luncheon to wish the athletes well. >>> for the changes in the back field for the skins and one rookie running back who hopes to get more opportunities. dave feldman is next with the sports edge. >>> and first, it's a traffic nightmare out there. >> the experiment didn't last long. sunday, he celebrated his 27th birthday rushing for nine yards on the first kit. and in his next 5k, last 5k, he went for minus 5 yards. today, he was released and the skins brought back evan royster. >>> and this season, showing flashes of brilliance and rushed for a season high 74 yards and on 10k and week 2 against the cardinals and on sunday, 35-yards on eight attempts against the cowboys and despite the limited opportunities, he's led the team in rushing the past three games and earning 5yards a k and why hasn't he starred or carried the ball more? >> i like him. he's doing great things

. >> although the harbaugh brothers squared off in baltimore. >> the annual turkey bowl, the site of the d.c. football champion. dave owens has the highlights in your morning sports. >> good morning, everybody. we know that natalie randolph story about the turkey bowl. first female coach in d.c. city football history. what about dunbar? they began the year with a forfeit and their coach was fired. tough way to get to the title game but they made it. yesterday, there is randolph leading the colts. dunbar looking for title number ten. didn't start off well. misher caught two touchdowns. 67-0. the game -- 7-0. it was about omar. is he fire? he takes that punt 71 yards. he rushed for a buck 50 and lambel matthews hit his brother, and dunbar knocks off natalie randolph and coolidge. >> we kept the faith this year. our kids stuck together. our coaching staff did a great job. we are just happy right now. we accomplished our goal. >> i'm proud of them. no regrets. we did a great job and all of the support, i'm proud of everybody. >> great job! great job on both sides. nfl last night, ravens,

square. the prime minister of turkey called for syrian president bashar al assad to step down.nd president obama urged congress to extend a payroll tax cut extension past the end of the year. online, we have a follow-up to a story we did la summer about american teens making a difference in the lives of girls around the world. kwame holman explains. kwame. >> holman: find out about the reunion of an illinois teen, adopted as a by, and her vietnamese twin sister. that's on our global health page. we invite you to tweet your thanksgiving travel tales on our t.s.a. time project. tell us how long you are waiting at the airport in this busy travel week. and are economic reporters crying wolf in their coverage of the supercommittee's collapse, and what it may mean for the government's ability to borrow? find paul solman's take on our making sense page. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday, we'll talk with republican presidential candidate, minnesota representative michele bachmann. i'm judy woodruff. >>

square have boycotted the vote. now, to syria, where the newest and most vocal critic is ramping up the pressure. turkeyd they did not want to have military intervention but they are open to any scenario. if and when assad goes, who would replace him? the most prominent group is the exiled council. their leadership is in paris. >> this is the kind of security commonly reserved for high- ranking diplomats and politicians. as part of a new steering opposition, this woman and her co-conspirators are high-value targets. they're attempting to bring down the assad regime. >> we all have different working habits, we come from different places. we are physically not always able to meet. skype is our strategic tool to connect to the inside and with each other. also setting the mechanisms for working as a challenge. >> world leaders are beginning to pay attention. recently, they traveled to russia, britain, china, turkey. in their bid to win international approval, the fledgling opposition is moving quickly to give the appearance of a transitional government in waiting. there are lessons to be learned from other

turkey perfectly with our free chef assistant app. it's foolproof. safeway. ingredients for life. building project began in union squarebegun to be built by brick. visitors are pitching in to help with a construction of a project engineers hope will be a new christmas i can't. >> he is decked out for christmas and he will be a small model but 12 ft. tall. this is like and they go gold mine. >> they expect it will take and nearly a quarter million bricks to build santa yoda if the workers of all skill levels will be needed to finish the project. >> everyone coming together in piecing their lives to be a part of this. >> i lovely clothes, i grew up playing with them i have not played with them a long time. >>reporter: steve expect this to be done sometime on sunday at union square. >>pam: there are other hints of the holiday season around this area. you can see the tree in san francisco and the lighting ceremony took place this evening. mickey mouse was on hand for the lighting ceremony and it was followed as you can see by a lovely fireworks display. coming up in sports, a new member of the kron4 even telling audience d

turkey questions on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! you can also hit us on twitter. and josh from times square wants to know how to make it all. t now. >> brianing. >> you made emeril's winning pie. >> i did. i made the pie. emeril, thank you. or to the lady who gave it. i know. i had a moment. >> my dinner is thawing as we speak. i'm kidding. >> are you looking for a date or sympathy? >> neither. >>> let's go outside, shall we? two of the nation's biggest parades are happening almost as we speak. sam champion is at one of them in philadelphia. and cameron mathison is here in new york, along the parade route of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. we'll have both of them coming up. >> take a look. there it is. the scene in manhattan. >> snoopy. >> those balloons get set to wake up just moments from now. >>> we are going to begin this half hour with that remarkable survival story. you saw that. the pilot who survived that shocking helicopter crash while helping to place a christmas tree in auckland, new zealand. now, he's talking. talking about those moments before it broke apart. and back with us on this story, dan. >> you can't

square during primetime brought in by loads of discounts. abc's chuck sieverson has more. >> reporter: you could say these went cold turkey. >> we decided to shop early this year so we can be the first ones in the door. >> reporter: leaving the bird on the back burner for the bargains. >> i bought four televisions and saved $500. >> reporter: the first pick of tvs and toys on thanksgiving. >> you don't have to worry about the crowds pushing and shoving or standing in line for hours. >> the reason retailers are doing this is they believe there's a limited amount of money that will leave the wallet, and if they can pass that money sooner, they'll win over somebody who is not open soon enough. >> i wish i was home right now helping cooking. >> this is the day that makes or breaks your year, so we're hoping that everybody decides to support the economy and come on out. >> reporter:en estimated 152 million people plan to shop this weekend. at old navy some shoppers will get free digital cameras with a $40 purchase. jc penney free snow blowers. sears, free ornaments for those that buy accessories. >> you have a great holiday. >> reporter: they hope t

well, wild turkey bourbon has made an offer to the president and has said that they have enlarged their property to 134,000 square a manner of direct speaking they've invited the president to give them the bird. >> wild turkey wants the pardoned turkey. >> yes. >> as their spokesbird. >> that's right. it could happen. >> ever had wild turkey? >> i have not. >> ooh. it's pretty wild. it's not bad stuff. this one after living in north carolina for tower years and new orleans for ten this next story did not surprise me at all. according to the website weighttraining.com southern thanksgiving meals far outnumber northern thanksgiving meals in calories. so apparently if you're eating a meal in the north about 864 calories, 362 for a serving of roast turkey, 70 for a dinner roll, 174 for mashed potatoes, 44 for green beans, 117 for pecan pie. in the south, 1,428 calories. that includes the deep fried turkey, cornbread, mac and cheese, collard greens, and sweet potato pie. so almost double. >> do they have the puerto rican thanksgiving in there? do they have coquito, fried plantains? >> they have to build a new calculat

squared off on thanksgiving night in baltimore. >> the harbaughs we're talking about. also the annual turkey bowl. the site of d.c. football champion. >> good morning, everybody. we know that natalie randolph story about the turkey bowl. first female coach in d.c. city football history. what about dunbar? they began the year with a forfeit. original coach was fired. and willie bennett took as interim boss. tough way to get to the title game but they made it. let's take a look. yesterday, there is randolph leading the colts in at 8-2. dunbar looking for title number ten. didn't start off well. misher caught two touchdowns. 7-0, colts. game was about dunbar's player, is he fire. he takes that punt 71 yards. he rushed for a buck 50. lambel matthews hit his brother. they knock off natalie randolph and coolidge, 33-21. >>> our coaching staff did a great job. we're happy right now. we accomplished our goal. >> i'm proud of him. no regrets. >> they left it all out on the field. we did a great job. all of the support, i'm proud of everybody. >> great job. great job on both sides. nfl last night, ravens, 49ers, john and ji

square miles of the surrounding area were turning to no man. sland. the first happy snows are causing misery for thousands left homeless by two recent earthquakes in eastern turkey the latest on wednesday claimed the lives of over thirty people bringing the combined number of dead to six hundred forty more have been left living in tents in the open air among the victims this week where you japanese aid worker and two turkish journalists. russian space experts are battling to fix a technical failure on board an interplanetary station that was heading to the martian moon phobos the aim of the probe was to get a better knowledge of how the universe evolved but there are a few years the vehicle can crash back to earth having never reached its goal or do some gardeners out of baikonur launch station for us. hopes were high when the phobos rocket was launched from the cosmodrome here in baikonur in kazakstan it was the first interplanetary mission russia had launched in fifteen years and there was great hopes that it would help to reveal secrets about the red sonnets and about how life evolves those hopes out of synch turns to fears of a potential catastrophe the boos

squaring off against his older brother john. tomorrow is their parents 50th anniversary. they will celebrate that and have thanksgiving dinner together. >>> after all the football and turkey you may want to do something this weekend. i assume something other than shopping. >> what is hot is . >> good pwhorpg. in new york city it is 9:22 that means the macy's thing parade is underway. monkey is the big one everyone is watching new for in year. [ unintelligible ] creation from tim burton and old favorites will be back like snoopy and snyderman -- and spider-man. officials speaking more than three million along the parade route. >> now you have seen the not really. >> a lot more to come. >>> if you are looking for something to do this holiday weekend after eating there is lots to do. >> don sanchez has what what's hot. -- [ inaudible ]"[ [ unintelligible ] snow means sledding the parade of lights with the clause family. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> opera san jose presents a -- [ unintelligible ]bó/í >>> right now in san francisco volunteers are making last minute preparations where they are set to serve hot thanksgiving meals to thousands. that's a live picture right now. >>> wounded south bay

tunis and interior square, but bisect terry and tension, mob violence, church burning, humanitarian intervention so to speak. in libya and regional struggle for hegemony involving iran, turkey, united states, israel, it's a much more complicated picture. so, the revolutionary wave has really only begun. i am reminded of a wonderful scene in the battle of algiers, which many of you have seen i am sure, where an algerian revolutionary is talking to a young recruit about the revolution. he says the easy part is the revolution, make in the revolution is the easy part. the hard part comes the day after. the middle east and north africa are now in a period of extraordinary vermin and flux. and so it is difficult to see anything with certainty about this uprising, but there is one thing i think can be said with certainty which is that they take everyone by surprise. it is true that they now look almost inevitable when you serve together political repression, economic stagnation in the case of egypt, anger over foreign policy and a very deep sense of humiliation, you have a very potent revolutionary tail. but the fact is no one saw this coming. why is that? i think that is worth po

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turkey dinner soars 13%. the "news nation" following developments in egypt on this fourth straight day of bloody protests with at least 29 protesters killed since saturday. right now massive crowds are gathered in tahrir squaremillion people to turn out to demand that the country's military rulers hand over power to a civilian government. over an hour ago, egypt's military ruler delivered an address and raised the possibility of holding a referendum on immediately transferring power. egyptian tv showing pictures of three americans arrested yesterday near tahrir square. they remain in custody. they are students at american university in cairo. they are accused of throwing molotov cocktails at egyptian security forces. more now from the chief foreign correspondent, richard engle. >> reporter: recognizing the seriousness of the situation, the egyptian military did offer to make concessions to theç demonstrators. the field marshall who took over gave a rare televised address. he said that he has accepted the resignation of egypt's government and said that presidential elections will be moved forward and the reaction was almost immediate from the crowds here in tahrir square and there hundreds of thousands of pe

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