people are upset bill wasn't voted and they're also upset that ryan gosling didn't get it.ing a protest. >> lynn berry's apartment here in new york city. outside the headquarters of "people." i promise i am not involved in this protest. >> bradley cooper's blue eyes, how you going to beat that. >> because it's ryan gosling. have you seen "the notebook." stay tuned, "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> president obama has just left australia, after a trip on which he really put the heat on china for its questioning their policy on currency and then announcing united states marines would set up shop in australia. the question is, how are the chinese taking this? we're going to have a live report from the ground. >>> in about 90 minutes, occupy wall street protesters will march down to wall street, where they'll set up shop, the group says, to celebrate two months of occupation. the question is, will there be another showdown with new york city police. >>> and an idaho man alleged to have taken two shots at the white house is tracked down and arrested in pen

everyone is talking about being upset with the 1%. it includes professors and lectures in the csu system. thaer going to briefly walk out of classes today and tomorrow. they're upset with who is running the university system. they're saying that students understand this, and they're upset, too, with higher fees. tuition jumped 23%. the enrollment is reduced. so this jump starts a system wide strike that the faculty hopes to stage on november 17th to protest a decision to cancel scheduled raids by chancellor reed. some students and faculty feel the decision is in line with those at the occupy wall street movement is fighting about. the university is say iing they are hardly the 1%. they got no bailouts. instead they suppressed the funds by $650 million. there could be more cuts down the road. so what's happening is that professors plan to walk out at ten csu campuses today, including san francisco state and a dozen more tomorrow including east bay at 7:30. followed by san jose state at 9:00. reporting live in hayward, i'm christie smit

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they're upset with congress and the president and they're upset with wall street.ur years has gone by, three years has gone by so quickly, it's almost a blng of the eye. the public is so upset, they don't know who to blame. the tea party's protests -- >> sean: i'm upset bailing out wall street. i'm also upset, $35 billion for these phon phony green energy companies and they have to turn the street lights off in detroit. >> nobody talks about that or goes there. the other thing is look. if this was a patient that had diabetes, my mom had diabetes, now, the doctor said to her mary, we don't want to increase your insulin. that's like our debt ceiling. let's increase the insulin continually. no. how about diet? how about watching what you're eating, scaling back? it makes common sense not to continue to raise your insulin. >> we're going to end up on a diet. i'm going to predict this special committee will never be able to come to terms and those automatic cuts are going to kick in. >> i agree with you. >> and then our defense is going to be gutted. >> well, if we coul

in sports, a stunning upset last night in college basketball. with the top ten team defeated on their home court. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> good morning. our lead today should have been, celtics and heat or maybe carmelo anthony's return to denver but thanks to a snafu called the nba lockout we'll start with college hoops. pittsburgh, unranked long beach state slayed a giant. ware with career 29. long beach won it 86-76, pittsburgh's first home loss since 2005. >>> baseball, diamondbacks kurt gibson won manager of the year and joe maddon took home honors in the a.l. astros is up for sale and if businessman jim crane buys the club they'll move the astros to american league. martin brodeur is working back after a shoulder injury. pominville with the glove. the 39-year-old has still it. ilya kovalchuk scored his first goal in a month. devils put it together against the sabres winning 5-3. >>> blackhawks and canucks, meeting of the last two western conference champs, tied 1-1, patrick kane, trick wi

rice admitted he was very upset after the loss to seattle. number of his teammates have said that failure to utilize rice more is a flaw in the game plan. the coaching staff says the game plan had to change from running to passing because they were behind in seattle. rice and flacco shared differing opinions on the game. >> i always expect to come out of a game with 20 to 25 passes. when you look at where the numbers correlate, you try to add it up. >> it doesn't make sense. did you watch the game or didn't you watch the game. i understand the way our running backs backs do. i would be a little upset that i didn't get to put my stamp on the game either. did you see how the game went? >> all are in agreement that running will have to be -- at issue is whether they gave up too early when they fell behind against seattle. since he always plays them tough, season divisional show down here at 1:00. >>> at the baseball general manager's meeting dan duquette said he is shopping for some starting pitchers. don't look for him in the high priced -- he

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regents say they too are upset about a lack of funding for higher education and upset at the pepper sprayingey say that must never happen again if would you like to address the regents today there are four campuses one in the bay area, ucsf mission bay campus. speakers will be welcomed at uc davis, uc merced and ucla. that public comment session is scheduled from 9 to 10 this morning. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> checking other top stories. los angeles police arrested at least three after ordering occupy protesters to leave a downtown intersection. hundreds gathered in the street after a midnight deadline passed to vacate a city hall encampment after an all nightstand off officers corralled demonstrators back to the city hall park two hours ago telling them they would not be arrested there. >> san francisco police believe in man is responsible for an intentional hit-and-run that has a calfire firefighter fighting for his life. these peek were taken from a restaurant video. victim -- victim albert bartal has a brain injury and is now in critical condition. >>> 6:56. final check on weather a

and students there upset over what they believe will be another tuition increase. they're occupying a building at san francisco state university. vic is there. vic? >> a sit in continues as i head here in the lobby of the building of sab fran state. it started at about 1:30 this afternoon. when students gathered in the center of the campus to sign letters. asking the board of trustees not to raise their tuition, again. then, they parred and giving speeches. there are 200 students and said now there is about 50 students left. trustees hoflding the meeting at long beach tomorrow to vote for a budget for the 2012 year. and students say over decades, the tuition has quadrupled. >> this is to voice our opinion and a lot of us were leaving college with this mass amount of debt we cannot pay off. we don't have jobs lined up for us. >> there is now about 50 students left. many have left. and the protestors really have not decided whether or not to stay in the lobby when doors closed. doors normally closing at 6:00. i spoke to the administration they say that they will keep

team made this little girl so upset? [ crying ] >> ] >> dana: poor thing.e five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: our top story tonight, rich liberal hypocrisy. a group of so-called patrioting millionaires went to capitol hill asking for their taxes to be raised but when push came to shove, they weren't willing to pay up. >> we should be paying more of our fair share. there is a lot of talk about shared sacrifice, but i haven't seen anybody asking the people who benefited the most from the policies that led to the deficit, the wealthy. >> okay, now is your chance. i have the department of treasury right here. would you like to donate a few thousand dollars? >> no, i wouldn't. >> would you be willing to donate to the department of treasury? >> individually? >> yes. >> no. we believe. >> i'mfy lon tropically active -- philanthropically active. >> dana: what is the point? you'd think with their money they could come up with a consultant the give them a better name. >> greg: i love it. it reminds me of a club i go to the city, you pay to get beaten up. you go dow

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he says he is upset with how bank of america does business and it's time to act. mike fox, sr., is trying to lead by example. >> by not loaning me the money, they wouldn't make money. >> reporter: fox is pulling $8 million of his company's money plus hundreds of thousands of his own out of bank of america. he runs fox company a wholesale distributor of beer, water and energy drinks located in san jose. he is divesting his money as part of bank transfer day where people across country are being asked to pull their money out of big banks, a movement that's gaining supporters especially in light increased bank fees. >> like i said, nickel and diming is just -- it's just annoying. >> reporter: the biges gain may be for credit unions. >> big day tomorrow. we're very excited. special hours for us. we're not normally open on saturdays. >> reporter: open this saturday for bank transfer day. nationally more people are joining credit unions in the past month than in all of 2010. >> we have always been free always had free services where others charged and people have learne

upset about contract proposals and salaries. they have been upset that executives have gotten raises. the picket include san francisco state and sonoma state. >>> today a murder suspect pleaded guilty to killing a woman inside her russian hill apartment in san francisco. 4-year-old gary scott holland accepted a plea deal so that he could avoid the death penalty. he will get 50 years to life instead. he was arrested in november of last year and accused of killing 46-year-old publicist kathleen horan. police say holland talked his way into the home and kill horan with a crowbar and knife. >>> former oakland police officer has to pay $40,000 to two men who were illegally strip-searched in public. this incident happened in 2005. in august, a judge order the city pay the two men a combined $205,000 but friday the judge ruled the ex-officers should also pay. >>> police say crime is down in an area of north oakland covered by gang injunctions. overall, crime in the 10 0 block area decreased by 2% since the injunction went into effect i

i do not think that except -- upsets the demographics of the neighborhood that much. the thing i would not like -- i will not be a happy camper if sometime in the near future, through whatever means, and i am not accusing you guys of anything, that it does not turn out that the unit becomes owner occupied. i only say that because in past experience that i have had, we have been presented with appeals. not so much on the planning commission, but on the board of appeals, people have come and said this is going to be owner occupied and we have children, and my elderly parents are going to be living here, and within six months they have sold the property. i cannot act on anything other than good faith. that is what i will be doing here. but i have been in situations previously where the neighbors were right. commissioner borden: that does not bother me so much. in most of those cases, the people were not living in the building. they were going to it but could not occupy it yet. even then, entitlements go with the land, not the people that come before us. i was a little fr

and landry said, hey, if i don't play, i'm going to be upset.e said he's ready and thatd be a coach's -- that would be a coach's decision. one guy hoping to return to providence is anthony armstrong. week one versus the giants, he hooked up with rex grossman for a couple of catches and a touchdown and since week 1, armstrong has three catches the last eight weeks, missing some do you to injury and some due to coach's decision. >> and that is frustrating, you know. and that is out of the rug and so, i think that will cure a lot of this indecision and controversy going on. >> and in case missed it, last night in denver, it wassy the bow time -- tebow time again. he took off for the 20-yard touchdown run. and tapping a 95-yard drive and then tebow went down on one knee and the trademark move is called tebowing. when march sanchez's destination fell incomplete, the jets fell to the broncos, 17-13 and denver improves to 5- ify, 4-1 since tebow was the starting -- quarterback. georgia tech travels to duke for a 12:30 game. >>> and last but not least,

upset underdogs russia insists they can beat the czech cup final gets underway in moscow. on that winning feeling world number one novak djokovic the sixty seventh victory of the season to reach the semifinals. cruiserweight dennis lebedev has beaten america's former world champion james toney to claim the interim w.p.a. title the thirty two year old won on a unanimous points decision the more sky or the tiny blanc his defeat on any injury in the early rounds well to be fair he was walking gingerly into the press conference following the fight the injury apparently happening in the second round would have forced tony on to the ropes but he held on and survived punches in the nine to make sure he didn't suffer the first knockout of his career this was a tiny seventh of fate in eighty five has a record of twenty three wins and one defeat. who you know. he was. knocking him down wasn't the goal because i knew who were standing in front of me and then this to this man had had eighty fights and no one knocked him out i don't consider myself a terminator capable of knocking out

he didn't want to be taped but you can see the mark inside the white of his eye. >> i was upset.ou guys knew, you know, that something was going to happen. i felt like they just ignored it. >> reporter: while the school can't comment on the specific case they say they take reports of bullying search seriously. the polyspelling out the procedures for investigating reports and offering support. janelle says those procedures didn't protect her son. she said he won't be going to school in the morning. >> i don't feel safe. i don't feel safe sending him back. i'm not okay with that. >> reporter: she has filed a police report regarding the incident. she still says she is still waiting for a response as to what happened from the school system, the principal or the boys teacher. abc 2news. >> we have team coverage on the battle against bullying. in about ten minutes preston will have the creative approach one girl is taking. she calls it stop the bull. that's in about ten minutes. >> baltimore city police are looking for the man they say shot at a car. it happened tonight in southwest ba

they need to be upset. i've tried to throw open the doors that people can't look behind so they see it. >> you mention no gifts and term limits. >> yes. i was against term limits when i was a lobbyist, because once you buy an office, once you influence an office, you don't want them going away. you like that congressman there for ten years or 20 years if you can. but the truth is we need to get fresh blood in there. i think that the longer members stay in there, the longer they're susceptible to ths.

a lot of upsets...ne, >>> stanford leads cal 28-21 in the 4th quarter and nothing has been easy today. a lot of upsets. start the clock. lebron james has plenty of time on his hands. why not take in a football game. looking good. he saw a good one of eugene. would have sented the game into overtime. hangs on for the 38-35 game at a national title. wow, how about the ducks? they were not the only top five team to lose. oklahoma was knocked out by bailor. hits terrance williams with a game winner in the end zone. baylor wins 45-35. that is threading the needle. tiger took care of aaron, 4-3 to clinch the win. the americans beat the international team 19-5. how about some ice action. the sharks and stars combine for 100 penalty minutes. san jose state took advantage with two power play goals. logan score from right in front of the net. dallas has lost 5 straight games. as soon as that final comes in from stanford and cal, we'll have that for you on cbs. >> is this the part where you ask for more time for s

team made this little girl so upset? >> poor thing. "the five" starts right now. fi. ♪ ♪ >> dana: our top story t, >>> our top story, rich liberals patriotic million airs asking for their taxes to be c raisedlling to pay up. wshould f our fair share. there is a lot of talk about shared sacrifice, but i haven't seen anybody asking the people who benefited the most from the policies that led to the deficit, the wealthy. >> okay, now is your chance. i have the department of treasury right here. would you like to donate a few thousand dollars? >> no, i wouldn't. >> would you be willing to donate to the department of treasury? >> individually? >> yes. >> no. we believe. >> i'mfy lon tropically active -- philanthropically active. >> dana: what is the point? you'd think with their money they could come up with a consultant the give them a better name. >> greg: i love it. it reminds me of a club i go to the city, you pay to get beaten up. you go down there and you chicken out at the last minute. how is it patriotic to feed your government all your money? that is giving he

i was upset. i was scared. because i didn't know what was going on. and they kept saying that new busses were going to come and no busses came. we had to spend the night on the bus. >> greyhound did apologize. it is providing a refund to all passengers. the bus driver faces disciplinary action today. presumably they found him. >>> retailers hope for a surge in sales for black friday, but some employees are upset they'll have to work thanksgiving to prepare for shoppers. walmart and target are pulling out all the stops to bring its customers in over the big holiday weekend. walmart is opening at 10:00 p.m. thanksgiving night. target is opening at midnight friday. and that means employees will have to work instead of being at home with their families. some have even started a petition to save thanksgiving for their families. both stores say they appreciate

now some are upset. wjz has confirmed two of them filed restraining orders that were denied yesterday. gardner's cousin issued this statement. our family is disappointed after all this time we are no close tore finding out what happened to our robin. we trust that the fbi and the arue ban authorities will continue their efforts to investigate her disappearance. >> you couldn't do that in this country, you couldn't keep him for an hour unless you had probable cause. sounds like they don't have any cause at this point. >> reporter: he's expected to leave aruba before that happens, the panel could order his extradition back to the island. he will come back to a home that looks different on the inside. the fbi raided it in august carrying out boxes of evidence. >> hopefully by with them raiding his home and getting into his computers and whatever records they have. >> reporter: the main concern of course -- >> the lawyer was best known for defending casey anthony, he will not run from the law. >> reporter: w

people who get upset about things like that. ra atner was at a q and a session after a screening of his new flop when he said, quote, rehearsal is for fags. a -- as for the predictable uproar, the criticism continues and he submited a long letter of resignation to the academy. he said, "as difficult as the last few days have been for me, they cannot compare to the experience of any young man or woman who has been the target of offensive slurs or daw roughing derogatory -- derogatory comments, and they compare to what any gay, lesbian, transgender must deal with as they confront the many inequalities that continue to playing our world." in order to keep going i will need to see an adorable kitty. >> i think i can go on now. having love in your heart doesn't count for much if what comes out of your mouth is ugly and bigoted. i will be taking real action in an effort to do everything i can both professionally and personally to stamp out the thoughtless bigotry i foolishly perpetuated. more kitty. >> ratner continued, i am grateful

upset after vick -- upset activists say the regents are unfit to represent the interests of students. they won't be meeting as a group in san francisco as they usually do. they are going to meet by teleconference. this meeting once postponed because of concerns of violence. students want to be heard this is where all of the locations of the regents will be. ucsf mission bay, uc davis, uc merced and ucla that's where you go in the bay area you come here to san francisco. if you would like to participate in the public comment portion. they've extend it, it is usually 20 minutes, today an hour. from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.. no word on how long the protests will last, police are definitely gearing up for the first time since we've been covering meetings we've been asked to park down the block outside of this front door. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 5:03. within the last hour officers have given occupy l.a. protesters a final dispersement order, five hours after the 12:01 a.m. deadline to leave. they are allowing them if to go back into their camp, they say it is a matter of time before police

and he was so upset went and told his father.her said come over, leave and come over the next morning they go to joe paterno's house. so here's the thing. in this, they -- may not be legally culpable in this case. what about civil, do we know -- is that -- >> i think there will be a lot of civil suits coming. it will be from every victim from that point on. because at that point in time, paterno and higher-up has that duty to report to the welfare society, to some agency that handles child abuse and they didn't do so. so, yes, there's going to be an amazing amount of culpability that will come from these civil suits. and if enough victims come forward and 15 years, he could have abused so many people, you can be lacking at class action route let's talk about pennsylvania's whistle blowing law. some people are wonder why paterno, and not mcqueary. does he have some sort of, i guess, this whistle blowing law helping him in some way because he was the first one to notify people? >> exactly. he is in a suber servient posit. he is not

>>trace: well that is the whole thing, john, upset bit taping but are you upset enough, the family thinksas carjacked but the car was never touched. some are saying maybe she pulled the runaway braid and just took off? >>guest: could be, there is in physical evidence pointing to the fact her ex-boyfriend would have done it, no broken glass or fingerprints, so at this point in time the police will run their investigation find out what information they have and take it from there. >>trace: the cell phone they traces, the last message before she disappear was tracked to an area about ten mile away from where they found the car. so, the cell phone really could be key here because if they find that, it would give them a good deal more information about exactly what happened to her and when and where she disappeared. >>guest: you right. that will help with the investigation. and, again, disappeared. of her own volition or taken? her family there is no way show who is ditched her three children but you were nailing the runaway bride, people flake out and they have to investigate, but this is a c

the liberals are supposed to be all upset. >> i don't represent liberals.n't want to talk about him, my boss, i want to talk about me. >> is he going to be upset, will he show all the take place of all the liberals react today bill clinton? and then how they reacted to herman cain? >> i don't know. probably not because it's a left-leaning show. >> at least he's honest, right? you have to give him that. >> and fox news, they will talk to me about it. >> what do you mean fox news? i am a conservative. >> i understand that. i agree with you this isn't fair. i'm a lawyer, by the way. i don't practice anymore. >> what do you mean you are a lawyer? >> it's pretty clear we just getting away from real issues. this isn't liberals and conservatives, this is right and wrong. >> do you think it will of change? >> i do because this is the greatest country in the world and we can only maintain that position by coming together to solve problems. >> you are kum-ba-ya. >> i think this will be the worst, absolutely overthe top campaign eve ever seen in our lives. >> it will.

looking for the upset. that is next in sports.t for just a dollar more you can add our power play option. good luck, everybody. her is a photo of one of our winners. poweball -- 11. >> a season of bad breaks and not good enough football. may be unable to qualify for a guaranteed bowl game. the quarterback ran for 82 yards. plenty motivation left in that department. army-navy in three weeks. looking for a win. cj, after a long run goes to the air. 31 yards. into the end zone he goes. so many mistakes and missed opportunities. not enough stops on defense. 24-10. price, part of his 320 yards passing, the defender does not know where the ball is. the terrapins lose. the complete story remains a work and progress but no doubt that turning around has happened. it was a laughing stock since joining but caa. -- the caa. winning at trial man, giving that to the regular season crown. he threw two touchdown passes. they locked up a bid in the playoffs and are likely a first- round pick. johns hopkins party in the postseason. the quarterback,

>> crowd was upset as bart police questioned the driver then allowed him to leave.iver or the victim's conditions. >>> calls across twitter for people to once again shutdown port of oakland today. right now that is beginning to happen. we are told a small group of protesters has begun blocking the entrance to the port within the last hour. yesterday more than 3,000 protester flooded the main road swarming trucks as they tried to leave or end. business operations were effectively shutdown around 6 p.m.. no reported injuries or scuffles at that demonstration. >>> we are going to try to get back to amy hollyfield now. the current situation which is calming down and cleaning up after clashes overnight between riot police and protesters it >> reporter: sorry about the signal trouble. i want to tell you about the reaction we are seeing as people start to arrive to work. we saw a jogger instead of running the normal way he was running sideways and reading the graffiti on all of the windows, every window here just about has graffiti on it. it happened around midnight police

we'll keep you upseted.0s today, tomorrow and possibly into thursday before that chill rolls in friday with those showers. >> thanks mike. >>> we just have this word in. san francisco public utilities commission says power on treasure island will be down for three hours. crews have to make repairs. >>> formerly conjoined girl twins are expected to return home tomorrow. they were connected at the abdomen and underwent surgery november 1st at children's hospital. the mother says they seem to be enjoying being apart you can see they are doing great. >>> the arizona congresswoman wounded by a bullet to the head is sending a new audio message to her constituents today. she wants to go back to work. it follows the interview she and her husband gave diane sawyer. karen travers has the story. >> reporter: gabby giffords has endured 10 grueling months of surgeries and rehabilitations through it all her husband astronaut commander mark kelly was by her sigh. he documented the long -- road of recovery through hours of

but elizabeth conducted an investigation and upset the police and new york and they did rally around her office as a result but i cite that clearly but not just that the one highly dramatized issue but yet to when she ran for the senate, votes for her were undercut greatly and renew the couldn't win. when you have blacks attracted coming he was just played up by the media and for those who were endorsing them but with the media but every stop and it has swayed our population the other issues are complicated in terms of the situation but no matter what we do, in united nations which it is not an issue to put on his stable but they will have to decide if this country is isolated and i don't know house we can deal with it. i have no idea. i am sorry. >> we will wrap it up. congressmen zero with thank you for a great presentation and a great book you can beat him downstairs to sign books bob. >> i have no book to sign. >> but you should take a few minutes to talk to him about politics because it is very fascinating. >> mccann i make a closing statement? >> we have a few more even. >> on

she was of course upset but she was not depressed not suicidal. >> what about the allegation that they now with the second autopsy funded by the dr. phil show with you meeting with ann rule the named true crime writer that they are trying now for a big score to make money off the death? >> there is rebecca's fund.com there's not a lot there. i have been pro poen no. dr. we can is pro poen no. ann rule is a tremendous crime writer. if she rights a book it's her book the suburb been police officer who killed one or two of his wives and wife number 3 the death originally ruled a suicide then changed to homicide and he's on trial for her death now. what do you hope to get out of this? >> i hope that they would be out soon. that is our hope and the hope of our parents and that the murderer they would be punished for what they did to my sister. >> you believer in this bizarre fashion your sister was murdered. >> we know for sure that my sister was killed. >> thank you for joining us from germany. ann bremer thank you as well. >> coming up, remember this. >> they were not foirnled about the