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my conversation with los angeles county mayor antonio villaraigosa after the break.sonal pricing on brakes. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> mayor villaraigosa, thank you so much for being with us. let's first explain what you've got going here, because we are literally on the rooftop of what you hope will be one of the jewels of your mayoralship. >> well, this will be the gateway, the entry point, the welcoming door, if you will, to the pacific rim. this is the largest destination airport in the united states. and we think it's time to really do a little sprucing up here at the airport. >> let me look at l.a. right now and ask you as mayor, what's your number one problem in pick out one for me. >> the biggest challenge facing us is the challenge of preparing our workers for the 21st century. the challenge of improving our schools and i've engaged in an effort to push reform in our schools improving our graduation rates, our test scores, and getting ou

and today, the mayor antonio villaraigosa aannounced police will not immediate make arrests. it's unclear what is going to happen next. rob hays has the latest. >> deadline was set for occupiers braced and... l.a. mayor villaraigosa's order to vacate the city hall brief at 12:01 came with z.went with little difference there. later in the morning after hundreds blocked the intersection of maine and first, police in riot gear shoved them off the streets and arrested four people. but the mayor says police action to clear the protester frtz city hall lawn could come at any time. >> we will enforce that park closure at a time when it makes sense for our officers, for their safety and safety of the protestors. >> l.a. police chief is down playing the decision not to clear the city hall grounds just after midnight. but the occupy movement is gurting for action. with the rep hep from national lawyer's guild, they filed an emergency restraining order hoping to keep the city from forcing them out of the lawns. their argument is that city council pass aid resolution allowing thom stay i

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punto, estaremos transmitiendo desde los angeles california y hablamos con su alcalde antonio villaraigosaortando desde nicaragua. >> la gente estÁ tratando la manera de encontra quzÁs en una mano dura la soluciÓn de los problemas que aquejan al paÍs en cuanto a violencia. su creo que el asunto va mucho mÁs allá. >> recuerde, al punto a las 10 de la maÑana o a las nueve civiles en el centro del paÍs. vamos ahora con marianel salinas >> conduce a su finca en nicaragua. el partido plc estÁ preocupado por los comicios las encuestas dicen que tiene el 10% de los votos >> a pesar de todas calumnias y mentiras de toda la trama polÍtica es el hombre que mÁs atraer de el dictador ortega a multitud de gente. >> sin embargo las encuestas dicen que el candidato del faviolea, curiosamente el yerno de aleman >> la animosidad polÍtica entre aleman yadea ha repercutido entre la historia familiar. >> no somos afines, lÓgicamee. el apoyo a su papÁ y yo noÉi mi hijo me apoya a mÍ o a arnoldo. >> no sabe si tienen el apoyo de su hijo? >> aquÍ no es un candidato mediÁtico,. >> sea qen sea el que quede en segu

. >>> los angeles major antonio villaraigosa is asking protesters to move out. he said it is now time to restore the park. he gave protesters until 12:01 monday morning to move out. >> it's time for occupy l.a. to move from holding a particular patch of parkland to spreading the message of economic justice. >> reporter: mayor villaraigosa says he's proud to protest has been peaceful but one protester wasted no time in rejecting the mayor's eviction. >> occupy los angeles would like to express the rejection of the city of los angeles allege proposal that we leave city hall november 28th. >>> the mayor said people will be given extra time to move if they need it and that 50 shelter beds will be available for those with no other place to stay. anyone who refuses to leave may face arrest. >>> new information now on yesterday's fatal shooting by a sebastapol police officer. the confrontation happened outside the redwood grove apartments. a woman there called to report her ex-boyfriend was banging on her door trying to get inside. when officer dennis colhurt arrived,

. >>> los angeles major antonio villaraigosa is asking protesters to move out. he said it is now time to restore the park. he gave protesters until 12:01 monday morning to move out. >> it's time for occupy l.a. to move from holding a particular patch of parkland to spreading the message of economic justice. >> reporter: mayor villaraigosa says he's proud to protest has been peaceful but one protester wasted no time in rejecting the mayor's eviction. >> occupy los angeles would like to express the rejection of the city of los angeles allege proposal that we leave city hall november 28th. >>> the mayor said people will be given extra time to move if they need it and that 50 shelter beds will be available for those with no other place to stay. anyone who refuses to leave may face arrest. >>> new information now on yesterday's fatal shooting by a sebastapol police officer. the confrontation happened outside the redwood grove apartments. a woman there called to report her ex-boyfriend was banging on her door trying to get inside. when officer dennis colhurt arrived,

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because mayor villaraigosa set 12:01 this morning as the deadline for campers to leave the park near city hall. protesters have not bundled. >> i know my rights to redress grievances with the government doesn't have an expiration date. >> reporter: there are police officers on the scene. you can see them holding the line. they have not moved in on the demonstrators i have the police chief says officers will not physically remove anyone, only that as of 12:01 they are able to enforce the law. beyond that they are not revealing timelines or tactics. there are nearly 500 tents at the encampment established two months ago. if anything changes we will buy that you as it happens. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> -- >>> to philadelphia, deadline set by the city for the encampment to leave has passed with no arrests. 50 were sitting with arms linked last night the scene outside city hall was quiet yesterday. by early this morning the crowds and police decreased somewhat. police continue to monitor the sit-in calling it a peaceful demonstration. philadelphia protesters have been there nearly two

but mayor antonio villaraigosa has a new proposal to try to get people back to work.ay about one of his newest ideas, cutting taxes for auto dealers in l.a. >> well, we've lost about 95 dealers over the last 30 or so years. and what this would do is provide an incentive to bring some of them back. we think that we've got to be competitive with the region and that's one way to do it. we're also doing a lot to beef up and modernize our airports, spending about $4 billion at that airport. more than a billion dollars at the port. we're focused on job creation, on leveling the playing field and putting people back to work. and as you know, we've passed a half penny sales tax that will generate $40 billion over a 30-year period of time to double the size of our rail system and invest in our infrastructure. >> i know you support business tax holidays, let's say start with the auto dealers. but according to most economic models these are short-term fixes, that in the long term they don't really create jobs, don't really bring business back. >> well, that's why we are investin

mayor antonio villaraigosa announced it will be closed late sunday night. that's technically monday. tts time for the area to be cleaned and restored. protesters have the option of leaving on their own or face arrest. one person says they care more about the grass than the people ?ie. black friday turned ugly as the shoppers brawled over the video games, the waffle irons and even towels. in san leandro one man is in critical, but stable condition after being shot during a robbery. he and some friends were walking to their car at the wal-mart store, and that's when they were confronted by a group of men who tried to rob them. a fight broke out and the robbers opened fire. >> you can see one guy runing and a couple guys get into the car and flea in the suspect vehicle. it looks like we have two people holding down one of the suspects. >> it was the victim's family that managed to hold down one of the suspects. he was later arrested by police. the other robbers including the gunman sped off in a car. >> we are hearing other stories of black friday shoppers rea

mayor villaraigosa's secretary issued a statement saying there would not be a police raid overnight. officers could still move in if there are any disturbances. it's not clear whether the eviction of those in the occupy l.a. camp will take place this morning. >>> and some members of the occupy philly group staged a peaceful protest downtown as a deadline ordering them to leave their camp site passed. demonstrators had until 5:00 p.m. yesterday to move their belongings from the city hall encampment to the thomas payne plaza across the street on the condition they would not stay overnight. the permit allows demonstrators to protest from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. no sleeping bags or tents are allowed. philadelphia has been largely peaceful since the protests began. there have been a few dozen arrests but no violent confrontations with police. >>> the gaithersburg man held in aruba for the death of his traveling companion is expected to be released tomorrow. a judge ruled gary giordano can be released tuesday. he has been in custody nearly four months in connection with the disappearance of

today mayor villaraigosa goes said the police won't make arrest for the moment. 4 people arrested early today. protestors filed restraining order in federal court hoping to stop the city from forcing them out. attorneys hope for ruling by wednesday. >> angry students gave uc regent an earful disruning board meeting and demanding the wealthy pay more taxes to help fund higher education. >> will you join us? >> what the hell. [applause]. >>reporter: lieutenant governor newsom who is also a regent was the only one to stay today after protestors interrupted the meeting at san francisco mission bay campus. students made several demands following charges of excessive force by police during recent demonstrations. >> in the future that auto campus not any use of violence, police non-vailt protest. violence shouldn't be used. >>reporter: meeting resumed after leaders moved to another room. they voted to ask the state legislature for more funding for the 10 campus system. for security reasons they met today at 4 campus across california. protestors also disrupted meetings in davis and los angeles

today mayor villaraigosa goes said the police won't make arrest for the moment. 4 people arrested early today. protestors filed restraining order in federal court hoping to stop the city from forcing them out. attorneys hope for ruling by wednesday. >> angry students gave uc regent an earful disruning board meeting and demanding the wealthy pay more taxes to help fund higher education. >> will you join us? >> what the hell. [applause]. >>reporter: lieutenant governor newsom who is also a regent was the only one to stay today after protestors interrupted the meeting at san francisco mission bay campus. students made several demands following charges of excessive force by police during recent demonstrations. >> in the future that auto campus not any use of violence, police non-vailt protest. violence shouldn't be used. >>reporter: meeting resumed after leaders moved to another room. they voted to ask the state legislature for more funding for the 10 campus system. for security reasons they met today at 4 campus across california. protestors also disrupted meetings in davis and los angeles

mayor antonio villaraigosa still has the welcome mat out for now. >> i'm very proud of the fact thatstand for the first amendment. >> reporter: still, after 47 days taking their stand around l.a. city hall, even some occupiers seem unclear exactly what they stand for. why are you out here? >> i don't know. >> because we feel that the system doesn't work anymore. >> prepare for a long zigzag struggle. >> reporter: tom hayden, whose activism in the 1960s thrust him into politics, says occupiers might lose their encampments, but even without a focused message, they're gaining ground in the political debate. many americans share their frustration. >> it's created real change in the climate of discussion in america. towards jobs and wall street. >> the 400 richest americans now own more of america than the bottom 150 million americans. >> reporter: last night at berkeley, on the steps where the student free speech movement began 47 years ago, former clinton administration labor secretary robert reich told campus protesters they've caught america's attention. campus protesters they've caug

mayor villaraigosa said they were not needed. the police chief says 14 officers made at least 200 arrests with what he called an absolute minimum use of force. l -- l.a. had one of biggest encampments if the country. they were told to leave two days ago. >>> occupy san francisco protesters last night rejected an offer by the city to move to an empty lot in the mission district. in a three hourlong meeting the crowd decided leaving justin herman plaza was not in their best interests. many businesses have threatened to sue the city over the two month long occupation. demonstrators say they need the financial district location for visibility. they plan to submit a rejection letter to the city today and prepare for possible arrests. >>> the family of a 45-year-old man killed by bart police in july is planning a civil claim against the transit agency next week. charles hill was fatally shot at civic center station officers say he threw a glass bottle in their direction and brandishing knives. attorney john burris is representing hill'

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mayor antonio villaraigosa says it's time for the area to be cleaned and restored. protestors have the choice to leave on their own or face arrests. one says the mayor seems to care more about grass than people. >> and shoring up a water main that burst in south san francisco caused serious flooding. >> it was a mess. water was gushing, it looked like yellowstone. >> it shot up 60 feet. part of the neighborhood they closed streets and evacuated homes. lyanne melendez says crews are still working today to repair the damage. >> reporter: this resident had to be rescued. the speed of the water combined with the mud and rocks made it impossible for some residents to get out. just in time, put them across the street. >> i had opened the backdoors to the garage and the water to flow down the steps. >> the gushing water with resembled a geyser spewing in two directions. >> i thought it was raining. i looked out and i saw all this water gushing. it was like a little san bruno in the making and thank god it's water and not gas. >> it was a 12-inch line that broke that was co

the mayor an tony -- antonio villaraigosa announced the park will be closed one minute after midnight monday morning saying the camp is not sustainable and city hall park needs to be cleaned and restored. the city rescinded an offer to provide thousands of space of office space for $1 a year. >> a massive water main break in south san francisco. water soared 60 feet into the air after a light broke out around 9:45. we have two reports tonight beginning with leanne melendez. >> that is spot on calling it mother of all water main breaks. it happened about 9:45. six homes had to be evacuated. this resident had to be rescued. speed with mud and rocks made it impossible for some to get out. >> took time to get my grandparents ready. we wheeled them across the street. >> the garage was flooded. we had to open the back doors to the garage so water can go back to the river if the back of house, anyway. >> the gushing water resemble aid geyser, spewing into two directions. >> and i thought it was raining. >> it's like san bruno in the making. >> the pipe broke was a 12 inch feeder line, connec

today mayor villaraigosa announced police will not make more arrests for the moment after arresting four people today. the protesters have filed a restraining order in court hoping to stop stit from forcing them out. their attorneys hope for a ruling by wednesday. >> the mother of a state fire fight skbrer war veteran said she has hope he'll recover. police say someone ran him down on thanksgiving. officials released surveillance images of the unidentified suspect. the person they're looking for yesterday. he and the victim got into a fight thanksgiving morning at a jack in the box. when bartal walked to a gas station, police say the man got into his suv and plowed right into him. >> he endured eight hours of surgery and four days of life support. i believe god has a purpose for his life. i don't believe that purpose ended on thursday. >> tonight he is still in critical condition with a traumatic brain jury he is a former marine who served in iraq. >> homeowners in south san francisco waiting to hear what caused friday's huge water main break that damaged several homes and dozens of cars

that's when antonio villaraigosa says the camp will be shut down.me protestors are abandoning the area, and others are gearing up for a faceoff with police. >>> police in ohio are trying to find out how many people might have been lured to a invitation. >> an inview station that ended in death for three men. >> three murders possibly connected by the click of a mouse. they were lured by a craigslist ad offering work. >> opportunity of a lifetime. they were looking for somebody to basically watch it. >> the ranch was a fake. it was a set up to robbery and worse. scott davis told police he was confronted by two armed men. >> as he was running from the gunman, he was shot in the arm. >> davis was able to escape. when police investigated, they found david paully's body in a shallow grave. two more bodies were found on friday. one was timothy kern. a third body hasn't been identified. >> the only connection was answering ads for employment on craigslist. >> police have two people in custody. one was a 16-year-old boy arrested for shooting scott davis. an

mayor antonio villaraigosa just announced occupy demonstrators must go.ey have only until sunday night. protesters have been camped out at city hall for weeks in the biggest encampment in california. he says they have only until 12:01 a.m. by monday or face arrest. >> there is a shrinking body that leads to a shorter sentence for one florida inmate. unusual "get out of jail free" card he got. >> history vanishing. what has gone missing. >> and money isn't everything when it comes to keeping workers happy. what best jobs offer to hang on to employees. >>> taking a look now into the embarcadero. we're looking at our view from water mark camera. light traffic this afternoon. >> there is a florida inmate getting out of jail by losing weight. it's true. the 345 pound george mccovery was in jail. he was lose a pound lose a day. after shedding 25 pounds the judge released him in time for thanksgiving. he credits weight loss to the bland food in prison. >> all right. national archives that keeper of dusty american treasures wants some stuff back. it is keeping a

mayor antonio villaraigosa has told the campers to start packing up because the camp will be closed at 10:01 a.m. they have a choice to leave on their own or face arrests. yesterday dozens of protestors attended a teach-in. it was resistance training, how to stay safe in the face of tear gas and pepper spray. >> police clashes between protestors in oakland appears to be the motive behind an attack in seattle. police there say someone broke or shattered almost all the windows on a u.s. bank branch early in the morning. they left a message claiming it was in revenge for occupy oakland. the vandalism is said to be in the tens of thousands of dollars. >>> coming up next, with just six weeks until the important iowa caucuses, social conservatives scramble to find an alternative to mitt romney to avoid splitting the conservative vote. >> also in california a ban just months away. why are these protestors still outside bay area restaurants? the answer just ahead. >>> to presidential politics, an influential newspaper endorsement goes to newt gingrich in the gop race. it's a really setback for

a clearl agitated mayor villaraigosa. >> more than 20 million people we're expected to be 60 million by 2050. what are we going to do to move those people? >> fortunately the president said it was a high priority for him so i suppose we will continue to see federal funding continue to come. >> reporter: a crucial comment period begins today to engage how much support and opposition the new price tag brings. you can find out how to weigh in by going to the web links at ktvu.com. live in menlo park, robert handa. >>> the utilities natural gas system has been under scrutiny since the san bruno explosion. the utilities commission will be allowed documents on pressure tests and other information on salvaged natural gas pipes. >>> tonight hundreds of thousands of homes on the east coast are still in the dark. from maine to maryland the power is beginning to come back after that big snowstorm this past weekend. but almost 1.8 million homes and businesses are still without electricity. many are relying on generators for power as crews struggle with downed power lines and trees. some governor

in los angeles, mayor antonio villaraigosa reported protestors must leave by 12 a.m.y morning. he said the 485 tents are unsustainable. >> i'm proud of the fact it's been a peaceful protest because we decided to do things differently here in los angeles. we've not stared each other down across barricades and barbwire. >> as a collective occupy los angeles would like to spread the rejection of the city of los angeles's proposal that we leave city hall by november 28th. >> they have -- >> police chief says he wants the eviction to be as peaceful as possible, however he is not staying whether his department is friend to use teargas, rubber bullets or other force to remove protested others. >>> and in berkeley, occupy members plan to show solidarity with other occupy protestors in the cold weather areas by holding a knit-in. protestors plan to knit hats, mitt pens scarves. it will start at noon at civic center park on martin luther king way in center street. participants are asked to bring their own yarn and needles. >>> the 2012 race for the white house continues to heat

this is the 58th day of encampment and the order by mayor villaraigosa was that there was to be no day 59. as we look at the clock, we've seen a few tents of people packing up, but by and large, most of the people say they are staying and are committed to staying put right here outside city hall. that's the very latest. back to you. >> just have a few seconds left with you. do you get a sense that these protesters are intent on committing civil disobedience and getting arrested? reporter: well, yes is the short answer. i'll tell you one is people who believe they have a right to be here and speak up. there's also frank element here, too. there's people here by their own -- a fringe element here, too. there's people here by their own admission that are here to cause trouble and those may be ones that are in, it but by and large, most of the people mere have been pretty peace -- here have been pretty peaceful. >> thanks for joining us live in los angeles. >>> a georgetown university student arrested accused of throwing firebombs on egyptian security forces fighting with protesters. he's

mayor antonio villaraigosa announced it will be closed late sunday night. that's technically monday. tts time for the area to be cleaned and restored. protesters have the option of leaving on their own or face arrest. one person says they care more about the grass than the people ?ie. black friday turned ugly as the shoppers brawled over the video games the waffle irons and even towels. in san leandro one man is in critical, but stable condition after being shot during a robbery. he and some friends were walking to their car at the wal-mart store, and that's when they were confronted by a group of men who tried to rob them. a fight broke out and the robbers opened fire. >> you can see one guy runing and a couple guys get into the car and flea in the suspect vehicle. it looks like we have two people holding down one of the suspects. >> it was the victim's family that managed to hold down one of the suspects. he was later arrested by police. the other robbers including the gunman sped off in a car. >> we are hearing other stories of black friday shoppers reac

occupy wall street protesters to leave city hall, citing health concerns, mayor an tone -- antonio villaraigosas they have to leave. several protesters are already vowing to stay past the deadline. the nationwide movement is now in its third month. a u.s. businessman suspect in the disappearance of his traveling companion in aruba will be set free on tuesday, the judge ordering the release after prosecutors failed to produce enough evidence. robin gardner went missing on august 2. she is presumed dead, but her body has not been found. her companion said she was swept out to sea while snorkelling. for your latest headlines, go to foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox newschannel. rafferty. now back to "on the record." >> 33-year-old orlando mom michelle parker has been missing for more than a week. she was last seen dropping off her three-year-old twins at her ex,dale smith's house. it all happened on the same day she appeared on people's court, fighting smith over a $5,000 engagement ring. >> what is it. >> i through it at him. >> he should have been a better catch.

mayor antonio villaraigosa's press secretary issued a statement saying there would not be a police raid overnight. officers could still move in if there are any disturbances. it's unclear whether the promised eviction of those in the occupy l.a. camp would take place later this morning. >>> some members of the occupy philly group staged a peaceful protest downtown as the deadline that ordered them to leave their camp site passed. demonstrators had until 5:00 p.m. yesterday to remove their belongings from their city hall encampment to the thomas payne plaza across the street on the condition they would not stay overnight. the permit allows demonstrators to protest from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., but no sleeping bags or tents are allowed. philadelphia has largely been peaceful since the protests began. there had had been a few dozen arrests but no giant confrontations with police. >>> the redskins finally put one in the win column. washington ended a six-game losing streak, but it was a close one for the burgundy and gold. washington traveled to seattle to play the seahawks. the skins were d

we start with los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. up next for our viewers in the u.s., "fareed zakaria: gps." > this is "gps," the "global public square." welcome to all our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have a great show for you today. first up, cnn was given special access to an upcoming article in the "atlantic" magazine with some stunning revelations about pakistan's nuclear arsenal. we talk to the reporter, then a response. i'll ask former pakistani president pervez musharraf about these charges, about more in pakistan, and also about america's impending drawdown in afghanistan. he's worried. >>> next up -- >> when they ask me who's the president of ubecki -- becki-stan-stan, i'm going to say, you know, i don't know. do you know? >> the least of herman cain's problems now but they are causing trouble. i'll explain. >>> then, new studies confirm what we know. america is slipping behind in education worldwide. we take an in-depth look with the secretary of education and bill gates. >>> b

we went out to l.a., talked to mayor villaraigosa about how he is handling the lowering receipts thatgetting in the city, the kinds of things he's doing, and also get his take on washington. >> candy, always good to see you. we'll see you again here in just a few minutes at the top of the hour. candy crowley and "state of the union," coming your way 9:00 a.m., just about 11 minutes from now. >>> also soon, catholic mass going to sound a bit different? forget what you heard the past 40 years. we'll tell you what's changing and why in our "faces of faith" next. ight? i mean... yeah. uh, sir... ah... [ male announcer ] layaway's back for christmas in our electronics, toys, and jewelry departments. and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with no point caps, and points that don't expire. g

mayor antonio villaraigosa had praise for both sides. >> it was conducted in a there were no major injuries to police or protestors. the activists' fundamental rights were respected, the result was a peaceful and orderly conclusion to encampment at city hall. this was truly an exemplary operation. >> occupy philly! >> holman: a similar scene had played out hours earlier in philadelphia. 52 were arrested there, but again, the operation was performed largely without incident. republican presidential candidate herman cain gave no indication today that he's about to drop out of the race. on tuesday, he'd said he was reassessing his campaign, after a georgia woman claimed they had a 13-year extra-marital affair. other women have accused cain of sexual harassment. today, in ohio, the candidate said he's getting a groundswell of positive support. >> they're attacking my character, my reputation and my name in order to try and bring me down. but you see, i don't believe that america is going to let that happen. >> holman: cain has denied all of the allegations. in the elections in egypt, the muslim

antonio villaraigosa says the camp imposes a threat to public health and safe safety.ismantle the camp is early monday morning. >>> there are new developments this morning in the sexual abuse case involving a syracuse university assistant basketball coach. federal agents have joined local police in a search of bernie fine's home near syracuse. they would not say what they were looking for, but they were seen searching fine's trash, taking pictures, and removing file cabinets. two men claim fine molested them more than 25 years ago. >>> it is now 8:05. time for a check of the weather with john elliott of wcbs-tv here in new york. >>> hot spot, harlingen, texas. 86. feels good for you. coldest in the nation is ashton, idaho, at 5. count them, 5! now many east coast communities could vie for the best but hard to feet fair gax, south carolina, sunny and 73 and light breeze. you're loving it. why? high pressure here. high pressure to the west and rain in the central states. some of that is going to be heavy and we have the wind as well to deal with so that is where the acti