we need things that like create jobs u.s.a. that have a philanthropic sense but sort of intend to contribute to this effort so improbably not the person who can tell you whether certain tax incentives are the right way to go it or whether direct expenditure is the right way. it's a complicated problem. but i know that we can't do it. we're not going to be able to do it alone. government can't do it alone. and the public sector can't do it alone. so we want everybody sort -- host: we have mike on the line. thank you. caller: good morning, gentlemen. sir, i need to ask you really, ok -- i'll try to stay serious here. my concern really with starbucks in terms of whatever type of job creation we're talking about, is that we don't end up -- hopefully the focus is hopefully with the returning troops and doing something with creating jobs for these guys, men and women. but quite honestly i hope we don't end up seeing just a lot of more -- well, returning vets serving coffee. i hope we come up with something a little bit more creative.

we create jobs for u.s.a.hat have a fellow topic that, that really are intended to contribute to this effort. so you know, i am probably not the person who can tell you whether certain tax incentives are the right way to do it or whether direct expenditures are the right thing to do it in all cases. it's a complicated problem. but i know would not going to be able do it alone a government can't do it alone and the corporate sector can't do it alone. so we want everybody putting their oars in the water on this. >> host: we have mike from roseburg, oregon. thanks for waiting. you are on with mike pinsky. >> caller: good morning, gentlemen. i need to ask you, okay -- i'll stop at the joke. my concern with starbucks is in terms of whatever job creation were talking about is they don't end up. hopefully the focus with the returning troops and doing something with creating jobs for these guys and men and women. quite honestly is returning vets serving coffee, this sort of thing would, and be more creative. there is

. >> bill: the head of the service union in the u.s.a. >> is he on sim baltic call now. but he was talking about how we are going to collapse the system not pay their bills and march in front of wall street. et cetera. et cetera. very well planned. >> bill: you think the sciu people are funding the people who leave these groups. >> you have sciu, have you alf-cio. you have all kinds of groups. >> bill: who are they paying? they are not paying all the demonstrators. >> no. you have the working families parties. we just showed on my broadcast the screen shots that have been scrubbed now from the internet on craigslist where they were recruiting people and paying them 300 to $600 per week to come protest for this. that was a couple of months ago. it was pay to -- we're going to pay you to come protest against wall street and the banks. now it's more organic in nature. have you people on the streets calling for revolution. the media is doing a horrible job in explaining what this really is. what the roots are. how it is global in nature. i'm telling you, bill, i said this tw

u.s.a. and ebbing and ecuador playing a friendly match. this is it, are you kidding me?ores on the heavier. it was the difference headachier. you're going to clime son. >> spent 26 years in prison, half his entire life for a murder he did not commit. he was released in 2009 after witnesses against him recanted their stories. now he is 52, making his first proboxing fight on the under card of hopkins. start at the staple center in los angeles. he wants one to say he is has done it. 1990 was the last time he fought in a ring, it was in a jail league. >> i just want to know what it feels to be in the pros. >> then here it is if it did happen. i'm going to do the best i can. >> redemption in the boxing ring with 49er receiver, joshua morgan likely done for the year after surgery. a new man is hoping to catch up can brett swing. he spent the last three years with green bay as a reserve. he made six catches. i have the tuesday night top five. they always tell you to bring your glove to the ball game. he stayed in his seat with an ice pack. number four, pen begins and panthers,

jeanne cummings of bloomberg news, janet hook of "the wall street journal," and joan biskupic of "u.s.a. today." >> award winning reporting and analysis covering history as it happens. live from our nation's capitol. this is "washington week" with gwen ifill, produced in association with national journal. corporate funding for washington week is provided by -- >> we know why we're here, to give our war fighters every advantage, to deliver technologies that anticipate the future today. >> protect america everywhere from the battle space to cyberspace. >> around the globe, the people of boeing are working together to give our best for america's best. >> that's why we're here. >> additional funding for "washington week" is provided by prudential, norfolk southern, the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers likes you, thank you. >> once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. all is now clear. two longed-for candidates have opted out of the race for the republican presidential nominat

now we will check in with the mid-south, music city u.s.a., nationalville, tennessee, 2 dozen protesters were arrested. later, fits ruled the state was wong. saying -- wrong. saying the are safety concerns. our last stop, wall street, new york, weather and snow may wind up clearing the protesters this weekend. video, lower manhattan. one was arrested there today. and there is video from central new york state, protesters dealing with cold snowy weather. look at this. they say nobody is leaving. the group is ordering heaters and adding extra protection. >>> stay with kron 4 news as we continue to cover the protest. we have the latest video and information on our website www.kron.com. and don't forget, share your photographs, videos and opinions with us on facebook and twitter feed. >>> taking a look that weather, cooler, but still a lovely week. let's talk about the weekend. robin here. . >> it will be cold tonight and chilly tomorrow morning. look at the morning lowes. temperatures dropping down into the 30s and 40s. you will need a couple extra blankets. tomorrow will be nice. clear ask

the program is called create jobs for the u.s.a.and starbucks will begin accepting donations from customers and employees everyone who gives $5 will receive a red, white and blue wristband with the word indivisible, a symbol for the country's unity. >>> minimum wage workers could see paychecks growing by hundreds of dollars next wire, thanks to a law rerequiring the minimum wage adjustments. workers in colorado, montana, ohio, washington and oregon will see a 28 to 37 crept pump in pay. that translates to a raise of around $700 for full time workers. arizona and florida as well as vermont expected to announce rate increases as well. >>> just ahead, all caught on camera, police are looking for the driver of this truck. we will show you what happened coming up next. >>> it took years and a lot of hard work, one college football fan says it was all worth it. why one man spent so much time replicating the shoe. first up to new york, for a check of this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: today is the day for the iphone 5. apple expected

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>> bill: another big victory for the u.s.a. as another al qaeda killer evaporates. geraldo with the inside story. >> and i'm really happy to announce today that we have closed a 535-million-dollar loan guarantee for solyndra. >> bill: will the solyndra scandal break big and influence the 2012 election? karl rove on that. >> what are you trying to accomplish here today? >> i want to replace capitalism with a more just democratic model. shep. >> bill: jesse watters takes to the seats of new york city where anticapitalist protesters are creating trouble. >> what do you want to replace capitalism with? [contradicts -- -- >> bill: caution, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. another big victory for the good guys. us. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. anwar al awlaki has left the building. 40-year-old american born al qaeda propaganda chief killed in yemen by a hell-fire missile. shot from a predator drone. that makes 36 al qaeda leaders killed by drone

they are being used in the hopes of embarrassing the u.s.a. the occupy wall street movement is not, is not a spontaneous protest against economic inequality. it is a well thought out campaign to bring down the infrastructure of this country to. turn us into a western european type entitled state. that's what george soros, move on, the scic and many far left journalists want. and they are using the protests to that end. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us from los angeles dr. caroline helmand who teaches at college. where am i going wrong leslie. >> any organization, any movement, any protest is going to be exploited to use your term by somebody. whether it be the kook brothers of the tea party on the right. george soros with the occupy movement on the left. i would say that you are giving the movement in a sense more power when you are talking demonizing anarchy. the real agendaened at real goal and the majority of these people are just that, people frustrated with the disparity in wages. frustrated by the cons

. >>> favorite coffee shop, starbucks brewing up a plan, create jobs for the u.s.a., increasing hiring among small businesses and starts the beginning of november. they will accept donations from customers and employees. small business have capital, when it's there, they will hire people. >>> check this out, texas, fire officials say a chemical fire led to a civil emergency for ellis county and the evacuation of a thousand people. look at the plume of smoke. fire is 80% contained and should be extinguished any time now. it happened at the chemical plant. the chemicals were mixed and the plant had a bad reaction. >>> a arizona woman walked 2000 miles with a camera, why? to promote social media and a sense of community and logged on to her web cam for the walks. she left her home with $250 in her pocket, and arrived in grand rapids, five months later with 120, she says the goal is to show people a woman can walk across the country alone safely with support of surrounding communities. 100% of expenses were met by strangers who were fascinated by her journey. >>> charlie brown would be imp

and when asked if police have been forceful enough, our survey u.s.a. results show the overwelming majority agree it's been just right. as for mayor ed lee's approval rating, just under half approve of the job he is doing. 39% disapprove. >>> well you probably never see them and that's exactly the point. these elite investigators work under cover and if their identities were revealed, many crimes would go unsolved. but tonight, one of those special agents is blowing his own cover in the name of public safety. juliette goodrich with a story you'll only see here on cbs5. >> he's an under cover special agent with the california department of justice. speaking on behalf of the association of special agents, trying to save 52 elite task forces, you and i might not even know exist. >> agents that have specialized training and years and years of training to get to the level where they are at. they handle a variety of complex programs and techniques for solving major crimes. and when those agents go, rebuilding these programs that have been taking years to inve

. >> guest: at the u.s.a.ot act provides all sorts of the for the president and executive agencies to avoid, all the surveillance provisions, chief point is let's let the courts have much less say, let's let the agencies decide for themselves when want to go into the library into the library records. >> host: but on with congress' acquiescence and authorization. >> guest: that's the problem. you're right, i had a brief dash that i had a beef with congress. they really add to get the angle and i think they've gone way too far in taking a course out of the picture. to me this is not my own, this is the constitution. we have all these checks and balances because when you give an enormous amount of power to one part of the government to the president and executive agencies without the opportunity to have checks and balances, and a lot of those powers are being exercised in secret, that's just a recipe for abuse. let me give you one example -- >> host: why hasn't president obama and attorney general holder recogniz

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a lot more to get through including storm chasing across the u.s.a. the british girl pursuing her dream and it is against the odds. >> the british pr promises to take tough action against authorities in england that fail to deal swiftly with adoption cases. they could have control of their adoption services taken away. roger and helen are an adoption success story. they adopted three children through an agency but they first approached the authority and were told that roger's age would count against them. >> the fact that i was older than the average adopter, i was well into my 50's at the time, this was held by them to be a complete and utter disadvantage and they couldn't even countenance the idea of taking it further. >> councils that project people because of their age or ethnicity are a frustration to ministers. add the difference in speed that they are placed. they are trying to get the worst performers to improve. this shows which were top placing those destined for adoption in the legal time scale of 12 months. hackie and brent were bottom. so

launch back in 1992 by our parent company and u.s.a. today weekend team.eds of americans. andrea mccarren took part in the event today at the elementary school in southeast washington. >> you can see it in the enthusiasm and the excitement of all the volunteers here how much it means for people to make a difference in their communities every day. so this is a great opportunity for us all to do that. >> on a crisp autumn day at an inner city school scared by the passage of time. a transformation is underway. it's make a difference day and gwinnett's chief executive officer is leading the charge. >> gwinnett's mission is to fire the greater good in the hundred plus communities that we search. in addition to providing news and information, we feel compelled to make a difference in those communities. >> volunteers descended on j.c. elementary school from different backgrounds, but with a shared desire to help. >> our country is having a difficult economic time, but people want to give and come out and contribute. maybe they can't contribute a big check, but th

when asked if police have been force fuld enough our survey u.s.a. say the overwhelming majority agree it has been just about rights. as for mayor ed lee's approval rating just under half are approving of the job he is doing. 39% disapprove. >>> tens of thousands of californians learned today that their retirement plans may change quite a bit. governor brown planned a roll back for most state workers that he claims will save this state billions, it would rays the retirement age from 55 to 67 for new workers and require everyone to pay more toward their own benefits. it also calls for a hybrid pension plan made up of state money and a 401k style investment. >> interview: we're not on a sustainable path so i tried to make something that's balanced. we're increasing income security in comparison to the private sector, but we are shifting more risk and burden on to the employee. >> reporter: i don't understandions say they'll stop to modify it in the legislature. >>> california's money problems are pretty well known. less well known are how budget cuts w

the site, business-u.s.a., should be live within three months. meantime, visa wants to pay some companies to do business with it. visa is going after big customers, paying them to continue accepting visa debit cards. usually, it's the merchants that pay companies like visa when a customer uses a debit card. in the last quarter, visa shelled out $576 million in incentives and rebates to keep large merchants using its system. new rules allow stores to use more than one system to process debit card transactions. visa's offer of rebates is a move to get retailers to stick with or join its transaction system. speaking of debit card fees, just one month after bank of america angered consumers by introducing a $5 a month debit card fee, the bank is doing a slight about face. according to reuters, b. of a. is likely to allow many customers to avoid the fee by maintaining minimum balances or having direct deposited paychecks. other big banks may have learned a lesson after the bank of america backlash. today, j.p. morgan chase made it official. it will no

tavis: i don't live in greece, i don't live in germany or france, i live in the u.s.a. what does this have to do with me? >> in the short run, the stock way up and way down every day because the u.s. market is afraid that if greece defaults on its debt which sounds like it has nothing to do with you, but they don't pay back banks money they owe, and those banks then possibly fail and the banks are mainly french and german banks, and our banks have all kinds of interaction with their banks so our banks start to fail or have runs on them and get attacked in the stock market so all of a sudden what we have is a reprival of the financial crisis of 2008 where the financial system is paralyzed. so, i mean, i think what you're watching is act two of the same financial yises. crisis. act one was all these bad debts accumulated in the system but accumulated in the banks. governments everywhere assumed the debts and now the question is, are governments not credible, and when that happens, it creates a very fragile economic environment. so your ability to do what you to for a livi

the "u.s.a. today" publisher met wall street's revenue and profit expectations but shares fell on new worries about advertising sales. gannett was down nearly 9% today after reporting a 17% drop in national advertising at its publishing business. and finally, green mountain coffee got roasted thanks to comments made by hedge fund manager david einhorn. he said the market for its single-cup brewers is "limited" and accused the company of shady accounting practices. green mountain tumbled more than 10%. it had been one of the highest- growing stocks in terms of share price so far this year. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: apple stock traded briefly in record territory, but was dragged down by the market sell-off. one other record the company talked about today? the sale of more than four million of its new iphone 4s over the weekend. those are topics apple's new c.e.o., tim cook, will talk about tomorrow when he discusses the company's latest quarterly earnings with analysts. we get

we've got a lot more still to bring you, of course, including storm chasing across the u.s.a. the british girl pursuing her dream rather against the odds. the british prime minister is promising to take tough action against local authorities in england who fail to deal swiftly with adoption cases. authorities performing badly could have control of their services taken away. >> roger and helen are an adoption success story. they adopted three children from an agency and have never looked back. but they first approached their local authorities and were told in no uncertain terms that roger's age would count against them. >> the fact that i was older than the average adopter, i suspect, well into my 50's at the time, this was held by them to be a complete and utter disadvantage, and they could not even count on the idea of taking it any further. >> councils which reject some adopters are a source of frustration to ministers, as is the difference in speed with which people are placed for adoption, so they route them publicly in a bid to get the worst performers to improve. the lea

jeanne cummings of bloomberg news, janet hook of "the wall street journal," and joan biskupic of "u.s.a. today." >> award winning reporting and analysis covering history as it happens. live from our nation's capitol. this is "washington week" with gwen ifill, produced in association with national journal. corporate funding for washington week is provided by -- >> we know why we're here, to give our war fighters every advantage. >> to deliver technologies that anticipate the future today. >> help protect america everywhere, from the battle space to cyberspace. >> around the globe, the people of boeing are working together to give our best for america's best. >> that's why we're here. >> additional funding for "washington week" is provided by prudential financial, norfolk southern, the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. all is now clear. two longed-for candidates have opted out of the race for the republican p

and u.s.a. today shows they are a source of pollution. they are washing off closing and going into the sea. they could be harmful and dangerous to people who eat the fish. >> loving vegetables. students are learning to eat their greens by preparing them themselves. >> and we find out about a program who is inspired by julia child. >> this is the first time the 4th graders have cooked. and for martha is it is the first time she aid a vegetables. >> i never try to eat the vegetables before. >> that's why the program exists inspired by julia child to help make healthy food taste good. >> there are so many other options and other flavors. >> john shields is one of the chefs who visited the schools in the spring and fall in the city and howard county. >> and they see where they came from. >> last but not least they learn how to prepare it. >> and it is a shall lot. they are making a addressing. organizers say that the students use what they learn; they took the leaves -- the recipes and ingredients back home. the brothers and sisters liked the

. >> also with marriage equality u.s.a. >> it's great the president has said the law should be repealed. we want him to take the leadership to make that promise a reality. >> they were hoping to hear that the president has changed his supported for civil unions to full support of same sex recognition. bill mayes is with catholics for the common good. he disagreed. >> when he ran for president he said he was committed to promoting marriage between a man and woman. he should stay with that. he is changing his position. >> obama also took republican presidential candidates to task for a recent debate where an audience boo'd a gay sergeant. >> you can stand up when people wear the uniform of the united states even when it's not politically convenient. >> rick santorum, has since said he did not hear the audience being and that is why he didn't say anything at the time. >>> republican presidential candidate her man cane wootsz stage during the debate. he explained why he did not speak up when the gay soldier was boo'd. >> when you have 60 seconds to answer any questions, taking that time to

the cardinal is regarded most favorly by the u.s.a. today coaches poll.ociated press pole has stanford sixth tonight in the bcs poll. lsu and alabama remain one, two and all three. next up is usc in los angeles. >>> high school football is at the time of the year when some very important lead games are being played. we've got good ones for you to vote on for our high school game of the week. our six choices, santa monica valley. acalani at dublin, menlo at aregon and milpitas. vote until thursday and then see you under the lights. >> i saw some hard hand shape, no notable slaps in the back. >> nobody chasing after anybody. >>> be sure to join ktvu morning news and we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thanks again for joining us. we hope you all have a good night. ♪ [ 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! bigger! bigger! [ m

. >> they're also with marriage equality u.s.a. >> actually great the president said that law should be repealed, and -- we want him to take the leadership to make that promise a reality. >> they were hoping to hear the president has changed his support for civil unions to full support of same-sex marriage recognition. bill may is with catholics for the common good. he disagrees with the president's changing stance on same-sex marriage. >> when he ran for president, he said he was excited to promotes marriage between a man and a woman. it's the only institution that unites them with each other and any children born and he should stay with that and he is changing his position. >> obama also took republican presidential candidates to task for staying silent at a recent debate when an audience member intoed a gay servicemen. >> you want to be commander in chief? you can start by standing up for the men and women who wear the uniform of the united states, even when it's not commit which i convent. >> during the republican debate, former senator rick santorum responded to a question by th

analysts in the u.s.a. it is unlikely that she will return to court room there in italy. fact that she is back home. live in satellite center, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >>> police are searching for the suspect who robbed and assaulted a couple near dupont circle. it happened after going to the 930 club and the rest of. achab dropped them off at 21st street and o street early yesterday morning. moments later someone came up from behind and attack them. -- a cab dropped them off. >> there's some crime but not where they hit you in the back a bit. >> if you don't expect something like that to happen. >> the people were in their 20's, the victims. the woman underwent surgery and is expected to be ok. no arrests made. >>> procurement fraud scandal. four local men arrested in a $20 million bribery and kickback case. the deal works for the u.s. army corps of engineers. prosecutors say the defendants received kickbacks in exchange for directing government contracts to a subcontractor specializing in software encryption devices. >>> we could soon learn the fate of a fairfax gran

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