not far from the u.p.s. building.ee tara moriarty is there right now, so what's it like out there, tara? >> reporter: it's kind of busy. we've been hearing a lot of helicopters. just a couple of moments ago we heard one of the caltrans crew ask the firefighters if they could -- asked if they could open this part of the roadway and they said no, we think something has been knocked loose. and you can see there's chunks here and if we want -- if we pan to the right side, you can see there is a portion of the guardrail. the accident happened at 5:00 this morning when a cement truck jackknifed. the flames were going strong when the fire department arrived, three other cars were in the crowd. we know that one person was transported to general hospital. again, 101 is shut down in the southbound direction. obviously been causing a headache for commuters. we're told the commute on the bridge is not quite as bad as they had anticipated, maybe a lot of people have been watching the news, fearing the reports on the internet and h

i mean, i get phone calls, e-mails, letters, fedex, u.p.s.-- everything? a.arl rove ever hit you u? >> he sent me a ham ( laughter ) >> stephen: are. >.>> stephen: really. >> i was like what is this ham for? but i didn't read it. >> stephen: do people look at you, do you think, and see a checkbook? >> they see those big stacks of money. that's what they see all the time. >> stephen: all these people, you don't know who's calling you, you don't know who to give to. who do you give to? >> i haven't given to a political campaign or politician in years. it's been a long time. >> stephen: so you're due. ( laughter ) ( applause ) you're like the slot machine that's all warmed up. the right person's just got to stick a quarter in you. >> yeah. >> stephen: let's say for kicks that you were the anonymous billionaire behind a 501 c-4. >> okay, let's just say. >> stephen: and you were talking to the person who had the c-4. >> okay, hypothetically. >> stephen: hypothetically now. what would you want that person to advocate in advertisements that you wouldn't want the pub

u.p.s. fell on results showing slowing growth in asia. and netflix plunged almost 35% a day after reporting a shocking loss of subscribers. ominous news after the bell. amazon.com sank on weaker than expected results due to heavy spending and a surprisingly sour outlook for upcoming holiday revenue. elsewhere, big blue is getting a little pink. ibm's global sales chief virginia will take over as ceo in 2012. ford fell ten spots in "krurm reports" annual reliability survey, now ranking 20th out of 28 major brands. finally, a single seat on the first commercial flight of boeing's new 787 dreamliner was bought for more than $34,000 in a charity sale by japan's all i all-nippon airways. >>> columbus actually wins a game and t.o. wants another go. plus, the hockey season may be just under way, but the chicago blackhawks look in midseason form. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> well, it's hard to believe, but the winter scene in colorado's actually going to spread. your forecast is coming up and you're watching "early

we'll hear from 3m, delta airlines, u.p.s., u.s. steel and xerox. we'll also get the latest consumer confidence numbers along with the case shiller home price index for august. tomorrow, we continue our look at how to fix the economy with david cote, c.e.o. of honeywell. a big recall for harley davidson. it wants to fix a switch problem on over 300,000 motorcycles. harley's worried the brake lights, and possibly even the rear brakes themselves, could fail. the models are involved in the recall, the touring, c.v.o. touring and trike vehicles from the 2009 to 2012 model years. so far, there's been just one crash reported from the issue. fedex is hiring 20,000 seasonal workers as it gears up for a busy holiday season. the shipping giant says it will handle 260 million packages between thanksgiving and christmas. that's a 12% jump over last year. and fedex thinks the busiest day for holiday shipping will be december 12, when it expects to move over 17 million packages-- almost double its normal load. and finally tonight, its expected to be a big seller

this is right by the u.p.s. building on southbound 101 by the three and four lanes. i don't know if you can tell, but there's some cracks there. caltrans has done an inspection. they need to get another guardrail out here. they're waiting for that to arrive. when that does arrive, they'll be able to reopen the number three and four lanes. problem is that they don't have an e.t.a. on that. southbound 101 will still be shut down on three and four. and one and two lanes from transition will be open in about 15 minutes. it was around 5:00 this morning that chp says two vehicles got into an accident initially. then you have this double trailer big rig come along. it jackknifes, they believe, in trying to avoid this accident. that cab of that truck caught fire. the driver was able to get himself out, but it was a good samaritan, we're learning, a woman who actually dragged him to safety. that driver's condition has been upgraded, we heard, from major injuries. they now believe his injuries are minor. a woman passenger or driver in one of the other vehicles was taken to the

u.p.s. is showing slowing growth in asia.nd netflix plunged 35% after reporting a shocking loss of subscribers. >>> news after the bell. amazon.com sank on weaker than expected results due to heavy spending and a surprisingly sour outlook for upcoming holiday revenue. elsewhere, big blue is getting a little pink. ibm's global sales chief virginia rometti will take over as ceo in 2012. ford fell 10 spots in consumer reports annual reliability survey. now ranking 20th out of 28 major brands. and finally, a single seat on the first commercial flight of boeing's 787 dream liner was bought for more than $34,000 in a charity sale. clouds loom over the world series. columbus actually wins a game. and t.o. wants another go. plus, the hockey season may be just underway, but the chicago blackhawks looking mid season form. your first look at sports is straight ahead. when you're a sports photographer, things can get out of control pretty quickly. so i like control in the rest of my life... especially my finances. that's why i have slate

surveillance not something we discuss at length here on the show law enforcement strivings u.p.s. devices onto a suspicious persons vehicle to track their every. all without a warrant from a judge now it's a clear violation of the fourth amendment it's very disturbing to look at who's getting this treatment from police earlier this year i spoke with yasser the man who found one of these trackers on his car and he thought that he was being targeted solely because of his muslim heritage makes me feel like they're treating me like a terrorist or criminal and there are giving me my rights as an american citizen i was born and raised here so i feel different star a nice feeling. activists have also come forward similar stories about finding these truckers on their vehicles warrantless surveillance has already been disputed of lower courts but there's been so many conflicting outcomes the highest justices agreed to hear the issue of the case will be front and center of the supreme court is united states versus jones in that specific case jones is being tracked over an extended period of

the boxes of that received through u.p.s. and ended up at murray's girlfriend's house or apartment, rather, and it was from there that it was taking a use for michael jackson's needs. there are a lot of things going on here today, part of it is timeline, the other part is what happened with the propo fill and how it got from point a to point b and that is a building of what you may call a foundation for the prosecution, laura. >> and how any word yet if murray is expected to take the stand? i know you were not sure at the very beginning. they probably have an announcement. why wouldn't the defense want him to take a stand in all of this? >> reporter: i suppose they wouldn't if they thinkha he can hurt himself in his own case. you know, remember the prosecution has to prove the case. the defense doesn't have to prove anything. they have to defend against the accusations and most likely they won't let anyone know if he will testify until they start to build their case and see how that is going. i would imagine that we're aways

he worked for u.p.s. and used their computer system to hunt for victims. he was convicted of child pornography as well as murder charges of two women found in a burning car back in 2009. scott was convicted of burglaries and home innovatiovi this past july. >>> a man is accused of going on stabbing spree across several states. he is accused of killing three people in flint, michigan. people also think he's responsible for attacking people in several other areas around the country, including leesburg, virginia. a judge ruled the evidence from other incidents, including the one in virginia, can be used in this trial. >>> we're now hearing from the family of a little boy amazingly found alive after several days. robert wood spend nearly a week in the woods near richmond. angie goff joins us with more. >>> robbie wood could come home tonight. the young boy is reportedly doing well at the medical center of richmond where he is undergoing some tests. now we hear from his grandmother, who admits at one point she lost all hope. >> the wind was blowing so hard. it

you're also loading trucks for u.p.s. when you can to make some money. what is it about your personal situation, or is there something about your personal situation, that really inspired you to get out there? >> well, i mean, i look at some of my coworkers who are getting up at 4:00 in the morning, loading trucks for a few hours and then they go to their second job. they're playing by the rules, they're working hard and they're struggling. i've been privileged with an opportunity to go back to school. i've been privileged with good benefits because i'm in a union. and the fact that, you know, some of my cohorts at school are being swallowed whole by debt at 19 and 20 years old and have no jobs to go out to. so i think that, you know, those of us who are privileged to get involved and have some extra time to try to engage everyday people are able to give something back. >> how about this for a reversal? two of the nation's largest banks, jp morgan chase and wells fargo are backtracking on plans to charge customers for using their debit cards. and now bank

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>> i load trucks for u.p.s.t georgia state. >> and on the end, tell us what you do. >> i'm a photo journalist, media maker, musician and a technologist. >> okay. now, it sounds like you all clearly have things going on that you're juggling in your lives. crystal, let me start with you. what got you out in the streets? >> my friend from -- i was part of the "we are the change, atlanta." and he found out about the occupy atlanta group general assembly. and we actually went to the second meeting and that's how i got involved with occupy atlanta. >> that's how you got involved. but i guess tell me, and either of you can jump in. what is it that actually motivated you? you heard about it, maybe wanted to go check it out. but what is it that made you want to go out in the streets to say whatever it is you're wanting to say right now? >> i think -- this is something that's resonating across the country. is social and economic inequality has hit a tipping point. and people are hungry for getting involved and trying to d

you're also loading trucks for u.p.s. when you can to make some money.n, or is there something about your personal situation that really inspired you to get out there? >> well, i mean, i look at some of my coworkers who are getting up at 4:00 in the morning loading trucks for a few hours and then going to their second job. they're playing by the rules. they're working hard, and they're struggling. i've been privileged with an opportunity to go back to school. i've been privileged with good benefits because i'm in a union. and the fact that, you know, some of my cohorts at school are being swallowed whole by debt at 19, 20 years old and have no job to go out to. so i think that, you know, those of us who are privileged to get involved and have some extra time to try to engage everyday people are able to give something back. because everyday working-class americans do s don't have the to go out and protest and don't have the time to stay as engaged in many of the complex issues that are going on that politicians can just give talking points and platitudes

we'll be hearing from u.p.s.lan forz the holidays and macy's and kohl's have also boosted their holiday hiring. there are jobs out there but they are temporary. >>> up next, rick perry has been sinking in the polls. but he just picked up a pretty high-profile endorsement and it comes one day before the texas governor makes a huge, huge announcement. we're back in 60 seconds. i habe a cohd. yeah, i toog nyguil bud i'm stild stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't un-stuff your nose. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your stuffy nose. [ deep breath ] thank you! that's the cold truth! >>> a dispute over brair breaks is costing more than two dozen muslim drivers their jobs. hertz has fired 26 people who shuttled the rental cars to and from sea-tac airport to be cleaned. these drivers refused to clock out before prayers and clock back in when they finish. they pray at least twice during their work shift. >> we feel like we're bein