back over to you, don. >> thank you.the top of the news this half-hour, machine with badges and guns who claim to be police officers and as meghan mccorkell reports this morning they are robbing people with those guns. >> reporter: good morning. those impersonators struck three times in this area. now they are hoping for help. >> this troubling. they are posing as police officers and really victims are utterly vulnerable. >> three attacks happened there. the vehicle g was a green ford explorer or a blue edition. they are targeting a vol nearable population, hispanic immigrants. >> it is risen to the point where there is a dangerous element in the community. >> she holds meetings there and says there was a rash of robberies, hoping the victims are too scare to call police. >> they are preying on their fear of immigration status for those who may not have the appropriate status they need to be her legally in the united states at this time. >> the news has neighbors on edge. >> just scary, it is frightening people would try

don take it away. >> thank you. what is wrong on the way to work? here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> reporter: hi, don, good morning, everyone, we cleared up that accident but maybe picked up a new one there. truck fire still in rosedale, possibly blocking lanes on route 7 philadelphia road at mayflower, take polasky highway instead. that road is closed there and take your alternates there. on the beltway everything still at full speed. there is a live look outside at at 895, no problem there. there is a look there. traffic is starting to build. remember we are always on, set for traffic information anytime, you can always log onto wjz.com. back over to you, don. >> here is what people are talking about, another flashpoint for occupy wall street movements across the country, check out the scene at the university of berkeley, what they began setting up their tents again, defying a police order to evacuate. we are told 4000 people were there at one point. >>> here it is a much smaller crowd but as you will hear sometimes a very vocal one. andrea

this traffic report is brought to you by home paramount pest control. donover to you. >> thank you. the city has cut power to the electrical outlets in the square where the occupy protesters have been living. a spokesperson for the mayor says they are doing it to keep the public safe after a inspector found both fire and electricity hazards there. >>> a jury has convicted a woman of murder in the killing of a co-worker, they deliberated an hour before convicting her. she will be sentenced in january. >>> plans for the next grand prix may have hit a road block. the organization that runs the race is following lawsuits -- is facing lawsuits. claims of unpaid bills and such. right now it is not clear how this will affect the next race. stay with wjz 13, maryland's new station, complete news, weather ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

back over to you, don. >> thank you. half-hour a scare on board a flight headed here bleeds to an evacuation and six hour delay in florida. wjz and andrea and andrea fujii life at the airport. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. passengers had started to board the plane when a flight attendant came into contact with a white podder. >>> this breaking news from palm beach international airport tonight. an airplane evacuated. >> an emergency situation involving a flight to bwi marshal airport. >> reporter: the scare began yesterday as passengers were boarding a routine flight. that was until a flight attendant went to the bathroom for a tissue. shirley saw what happened next. >> all of a sudden the attendant said 0 my god. i said what is going on. >> he said this white stuff came towards him. he inhaled it. >> another helped him not knowing what it was. >> people stopped getting on. they had to stay on the tarmac. >> they stayed there two hours as the team did their work. >> did testing which we considered inconclusive

back over to you, don. >> thank you.p of the news, herman cane has cleared his schedule amid sexual harassment allegations that have come back to haunt him. here is susan mcginness with the latest from wjz -- >> reporter: herman cane is scrambling to set the record straight. the gop front-runner spent monday on the defensive denying sexual harassment allegations dating back to the 1990s. according to a report two female employees filed the complaint while cane ran a restaurant lobbying group. but the presidential hopeful insists an internal investigation cleared him of all allegations. >> we have no idea the source of this witch-hunt. >> cane also denied any knowledge the women received payouts in exchange for signing non-disclosure agreements. >> i am unaware of any sort of settlement. i hope it wasn't for much because i didn't do anything. >> but he later clarified his comments. >> she ended up leaving with several months severance. >> the report comes as he jumps ahead in the polls. in iowa now leading mitt romney, ev

back over to you don and marty. >> all right, let's go straight out to ron matz. how are you? good morning. >> good morning. we are live here. how are you doing? >> i am great. how are you? >> we are doing great. we are collecting for the benefit of our daily bread. right? >> that's correct, if you bring in your canned goods to us we will weigh them and give you a voucher to shop at the stores. >> it continues through saturday. >> through saturday. >> correct? all right. marge you are nice enough to open up early for us. show us your stuff here. >> we do a lot of local products and also make gift baskets, we ship, we deliver, you can build your own or we will do it for you. >> okay and you got a lot of nuts that come in here. >> we do. a lot of nuts. >> yeah, she looked at me when she said that. let's go over here, we got to talk to dennis murphy from our daily bread. dennis how are you doing? >> doing good. thanks go coming out. >> tell us about it. >> we serve 700 people every day and i mean every day. we have not missed a day since june 1st, 1981. this time of year particul

don, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate you taking the time. n also played in the nfl and is a student of sports in society. i want to read a quote now, don, from maureen dowd, she was writing this in the "new york times." she says, "like the roman catholic church, penn state is an arrogant institution hiding behind its mystique." so don, when you see these students and penn state reporters rallying behind joe paterno, do you see something that is wrong there? >> i don't think something that is wrong there other than the fact these students are look agent their lives a snapshot like today. unlike the roman catholic church, joe paterno has his faith because of the fans, the people around him, because he is an icon and something that we all look to for diversion. we all can go as fans and go enjoy the game of football and joe paterno holds a very special place at a program that also is very special in the way that's maintained, its sense of integrity and reputation over the years. >> there was an incident reported as far back as 1998 and 1999, one

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don. >> thank you very much, what is slowing up the harrisburg trade? here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, good morning, everyone, apparently a tractor- trailer has leaked fuel in a ditch next to the harrisburg on 83 southbound right at mount carmel road causing a delay. also watch for a new accident in anne arundel county on maryland 4 at 258. we also have a downed tree nearby on pendale road there. take 4 as alternate. everything full speed still. traffic seems to be moving okay in that shot despite the nearby problem of that disabled tractor-trailer. it looks like in the distance it might be slowing down a bit. remember wjz is always on, so for traffic information you can always log on. don, back over to you. >> here is what people are talking about today, gary giordana is free this morning but not yet home free, wjz and monic craig craig are live with an ith an live with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these are photos of him. he is expected to leave today. >> i hope every day is a hell for him and brings him closer

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did the informant, you know, basically, raise a red flag? that's not clear at this moment, don. but clearly, they had some information yesterday that indicated that they should move in and arrest him. >> okay. so you said, and it was -- i want to get this. you said arabian peninsula? that's the name of the magazine? >> reporter: the name of the magazine is "inspire" magazine, an online magazine. it's had about six incarnations. it was published and written largely by an american who was killed in a u.s. drone strike rather recently. and it was written in very colloquial english and had all sorts of tips about how to build bombs and apparently this guy was reading this and basically followed the recipes in this magazine, online magazine, in order to build a pipe bomb. and you know, this english language magazine has attracted a fair amount of attention, because it was written by an american citizen, largely, and it had contributions from anwar awlaki, the leader of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, who was also killed in a u.s. drone strike. >> you said it was al qaeda inspired.

don, back to you. >> thank you.ear in court today, julius henson argues the phone calls are protected by free speech. henson says he was paid $125,000 by the campaign. if convicted he faces up to 11 years in prison. stay with wjz 13 maryland news station, up next >>> top of the hour as we welcome you back to he is ets. an in-depth look ahead at people getting help from the government that may not need that help. >> more than $300 million in farm subsidies is paying for rich guys' ranches and estates. some of them money went to men like ted turner and bruce springsteen. these programs are open to just about everyone regardless of whether you need the money or not. cheryl atkyson will have more on this report in just a couple of minutes. >>> but first, survivors of gun violence will be testifying on capitol hill later today. they're calling on congress for stronger background chucks for gun buyers. it's become an especially hot issue ever since the january shooting in tucson arizona, that killed six people and wounded

very becoming on you, don. i think you should wear it all day. >> all right, i'll try it.of a jump are you expecting and what exactly are policymakers doing? >> all right, don, so in about eight minutes you'll see the dow surge into the triple digits expecting about 200 points, at least on the dow. the nasdaq and the s&p 500, right now futures showing up 2%, as well. you look at how european markets are doing in zurich, frankfurt, paris, london. these markets are surging as much as 4%. what is happening here to cause all this is that the central banks in the u.s. and the euro zone and england and japan and switzerland and canada, they're all working together to make it cheaper for banks, the trade and borrow u.s. dollars. now, china also came out and announced similar program, as well. now, the goal with this whole coordinated effort is to get more money moving, to get more money circulating through the economy. everybody is hoping this is going to help the financial markets and help consumers and help businesses get their hands on credit because the more credit that peopl

. >> let me tell you don, is a maryland alum and former captain of the cheer leading squad, if they wouldave come up in his day, could have changed the course of don harrison history. >>> it's that time of year, people are reminded to give back, that in mind, here comes the salvation army kicking off his kettle drive. each year, bell ringers stand next to the famed red kettles asking you to drop something into the bucket to to help our families and homeless. millions are donated with a money dropped in the kettles or through the use of special credit card device incase you don't have any change. >>> how about this donation? emily graham was 94 when she died in new jersey. she had no brothers, no sisters, no children, but she did have land that she inherited from her uncle. now that 110 acres has been turned over to harper county, this land is valued at $17 million, and it sits right in the middle of harper county's area. it strike thats route 124. some say this will turn into the county's central park. >> she had always wanted somehow, in some way to preserve the land in a basically natur

watching our team at this moment and for now let's go to the sports test for all the latest with you don. thanks tessa great to have you with us this is sports day we begin with some sad news former world heavyweight boxing champion joe frazier has died aged sixty seven following a brief battle with liver cancer the legend was diagnosed with cancer just last month he passed away at home in philadelphia surrounded by his family in one nine hundred sixty four olympic gold medalist he was also included in the international boxing hall of fame. joe he became the first man to greet how modally that was in one thousand six hundred seventy one in what was called the fight of the century drew fraser was sixty seven. let's move on to football where it's been confirmed that the second stage of the longest ever russian premier league season will kick off on the eighteenth of november following is group a which comprises the top eight regular season teams match the one we'll see defending champions of this year's table toppers need to take on some real and to lose instant petersburg second place ser

or were you surprised when you found out? >> well, donthing perfectly clear right from the get-go in this thing this is a gut-wrenching experience and incident that has occurred and the victims and the families of the victims, i grieve for. they i watched matt minute. i played with matt minute. i watched his interview. it's does gust and that -- can't ever lose sight of the victims that have been involved in this thing and i just want to make sure that that's clear up front. you know there are rumors around about three years ago when he was asked to step down from the foundation that he started and i think at that time, rumors have a tendency to take on their own life. >> rich, let's go slowly here. as you said there were rume gearing around about three years ago what were the rumors that you heard? >> there were some incident that you know, maybe there was some inappropriate things going on. i don't know any details. >> people talk. >> right. in a small town, everybody in state college probably had had their information thrown around. li

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you. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. thank you for joining us this evening. after nearly a half century as the head football coach at penn state and 61 years with the team, joe paterno has been reduced to this -- hiding from the media in the back of an suv. >> stay back! >> paterno returning to his home tonight after the first game in decades where he hasn't been head coach. and to top it off, his nittany lions lost to nebraska by three points on senior day, the last home game of the season. paterno's son jay is still an assistant coach. he broke down after fielding espn reporter post-game questions. it was the first game since the child sex allegations changed everything for the team, the school, and the country. before kickoff, both teams gathered together midfield and prayed. >> father god, we thank you so much. we thank you that you've chosen us to be here this day at this time. >> they took a knee and prayed for the eight alleged young victims. former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky, now 67 years old, and out on

back to you. >> don, you've been there night after night. what is the feeling tonight? do they seem tense or fairly relaxed ? >> reporter: they seem indifferent to whatever it is that the city says or police say or anybody says about how to end this. what they want are their goals, which whatever they may be, and they will stand pat. >> dan knapp in oakland, thank you very much. >>> after skirmishing with police most of the day, occupy portland protesters finally left the park where they had been camping. here's what it looked like after 36 days of occupation. they hope to find an indoor space as winter weather approaches. danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: police in riot gear pushed protesters out of their camp site in downtown portland, oregon. officers carried out demonstrators who refused to leave on their own. authorities started tearing down tents and cleaning the area, while fences went up to block protesters from getting back in. >> don't take me! >> reporter: portland's mayor ordered police to shut down the site, saying conditions were unhealthy. protest

back over to you, don. >> thank you. r in the first warning weather -- >> -- sunrise, 62 is going to be the high. sunshine, some passing whispy fair weather clouds a little bit later on. in the low 40s now, don, take it away. >> the city is taking a new approach with them. andrea fujii is live there right now. >> reporter: the city has cut off power here at the square. protesters have been camped out for a month and they say they are still not going anywhere. >>> last week they imposed a rule of no overnight camping but so far they have not enforced it. there is concern after reports of theft and illegal drug use. they say they are not true, the mayor says she doesn't know whether she is going to evict them. don back to you. >> they convicted her of murder. she will be sentenced in january. >>> a death in parkville leaves police searching for answers, last night a woman was found dead in her home. baltimore county police first responded to the scene after receiving reports of a heart attack but now investigating her death

people are like, hey, don, can you say something mean about me? [laughter] because when he insults you, it is -- you feel special. [laughter] you feel like you're the only douche in the room. [laughter] did you have a nice time, shadoe? did you have a nice time being the robot? geoff: i've got gas. i have to cut down on the crystal meth. craig: crystal meth gives you gas? i didn't know that. i heard your teeth fall out and everything. geoff: implants. [laughter] craig: yeah! that worked out fine. we'll see you next week, everybody. good night. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> you're watching cbs 5 news in high-def high definitio. >> wild fire. >> programs that inspired. >> good evening, i'm dana cain. >> we have pictures coming into the studio. berkeley fire. two blocks from the campus on dana. started at 8:45 tonight. the word went out just moments ago that all firefighters should get out of the building. part of the building may be on the verge of collapse. all fire crews have been accoun

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good to see you, don. >> you look great, by the way, hang out with wolf.olf's angels. thanks so much. >>> just in time for the thanksgiving travel holidays, part of the u.s. getting ready to be hit by a wintry blast. jacqui jeras will be along with more details on that. to stay i. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your doctor need to balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen, and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have

. >> thank you very much, don, good afternoon, everybody. let's go right to first warning doppler weather radar. what you are going to want to know is slowly but surely all of these returns which seem to be trying to creep to the upper right-hand-side of your screen are actually moving toward the lower left-hand-side of your screen. it is almost kind of an optical illusion, we are coming to an end in these very dreary conditions, through the afternoon the bulk of shower activity is actually going to be off to the south and east of the metro grid. it is a very very slow clearout. then what we are going to see coming in over the next couple of hours is a real infusion of colder air. through the day upper 40s, we are looking at dinnertime temperatures upper 30s, 9 degree chillier now than at this time yesterday. so there is some cold air coming to your neighborhood but there is a great weekend in our future. no change in that outlook. good news. we will have details coming up shortly in our first warning weather segment. i am going to throw it b

thank you very much indeed jason jason ditz joining us live in meting in the usa thank you thank you don. french president nicolas sarkozy has called an emergency meeting with key ministers to discuss the potential fallout from the greek crisis he also discussed the situation with the german and german chancellor angela merkel greece's pm stunned european leaders by calling a national referendum on the latest bailout deal to his economy and marco pierre polly a financial advisor at wealth management says the biggest fear for the european economy lies in the possible snowball effect the european way of dealing with things is to fudge things that patch things up and to try and sustain things and delay dealing with the fundamental issues in my view the best the best option for the greeks is to default of course there is much bigger financial consequences for for the rest of europe than for the rest of the world if that happens the big fear here is the snowball effect effectively a greek default then you have to look at who actually owns the debt and that's principally owned by other soverei

this is brought to you by auto service plus. >>> back over to you, don. >> thank you, very much, garyet free there today. monique griego is on the story good morning, everyone. he has been held in jail for 100 days accused of killing her. all along he has been the only suspect. he insists she was swept out to sea while they were snorkeling. they say he took out a life insurance policy on her but his lawyers says that is not good enough. they still have not found a body or murder weapon, don. >> they struck. they say they are targeting hispanic immigrants and they say to contact them and you will not be asked questions about your status. >>> police say alvin wright grabbed a girl and raped her. they were able to obtain dna. he is charged with several offenses. >>> up next cell phone apps can [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. sunday morning ideas made easy. [ older brother ] hey, that's the last crescent. [ younger brother ] oh, do you want it? ye

into the court room so even in the end we were acquitted of those charges that's what i want to ask you don i mean why australia i mean the us does seem to have bases just about everywhere around the world but if you think of you know countries that the us has no problem with at all i still you would be one of them so there's got to be a reason why this is the location of this highly secretive sophisticated base. well this is cheering since one of them is that it's a convenient location in terms of the functioning of the satellite bases so it's in the middle of a straight and has a cleave you with the the space and the satellite systems that it needs to have access to so logistically it's a good position but i think the other main reason is a political one and that is there's a lot of talk going on at the moment between our politicians about how we're best friends and how we're the closest allies of all countries and at one stage a former prime minister john howard actually called himself sheriff to president george w. bush which are largely because we would actually prefer to have an indep

thank you, sir. >> thank you, don. artnered with a miami-based company to provide charter flights to cuba. we'll tell you why, next. >>> but first, middle class students are apparently not making the grade. a report from the think tank third way finds middle class students are consistently underperformers and underachievers. only one in four are likely to graduate from college. in this week's perry's principles, steve perry offers some prospective. >> one of the most interesting things about this report is it dispels the myth that if you move to the suburbs, you're actually going to get a better education. what we're finding is across the board american schools are falling short of the expectation of american parents. as a result, we're seeing that our children are being beaten by international comparison to other school in other countries. so we need to do a better job of uplifting all of our schools and providing children with a choice. actual access to opportunities outside of the traditional school in which the chil

i'll see you back here bright and early 9:00 a.m. eastern. don't go away. don lemon is here. >> excuse me. >> you have the ring tone. >> i tried to download it. i couldn't get it. excuse me ring tone. we have a whole another year of that to listen to all of that. all of the campaigning. all of the talk. we're ready though. >> yes, we are. i'm going to excuse myself. >> excuse you. thank you, kyra. good seeing you. live from studio 7 i'm don let meon -- don lemon. suzanne is off today. >>> two penn state officials walked away from their jobs and in three hours they walk into a courtroom. athletic director tim kucurrey d gary schultz. sandusky says he met victims through his charity, second mile, which helps troubled boys. second mile released a statement saying immediately they made the decision to separate sandusky from the program activities in 2008. that's when sandusky told the organization that he was under investigation. we'll have more on that. catching wall street well and your money on what's shaping up to be a volatile day on wall street right now. inv

you and don, tight. t. >> and bootsy zpl you saw that, what a moment. >> i was going back to the '70s for a second. back to the present. richard, avery, have a great one. >>> and a closed case to tell you about now, james arthur ray who ran a retreat in arizona has been sentenced to two years in prison, the self-help expert was convicted in connection with the deaths of three people back in 2009. they died from extreme heat during a sweat lodge ceremony. >>> and he played a life saving doctor on television, now actor sigh isaiah says he's saving real lives. learn how in my face to face interview with isaiah washington next. [ male announcer ] shopping for medicare coverage? the annual enrollment period ends december 7th. we can help answer your questions. call unitedhealthcare medicare solutions. >>> top stories straight ahead, including one out of florida that has a whole lot of people talking. this person claimed to be a doctor and allegedly injected a woman with, guess this, cement. >>> it has been fou

thank you, professor, we appreciate it. >> thank you, don. >>> next, the penn state sex abuse scandale mother of one of the alleged victims is speaking out. [ nurse ] i'm a hospice nurse. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." ♪ >>> since allegations came out that the rape -- it's considered that jerry sandusky could be the most hated man in america right now. some believe he dug a digger hole in speaking with nbc earlier this week. >> i shouldn't have showered with those kids. >> so despite what you heard, one of the accusers still fears he won't be believed in the end. the alleged victim's mother spoke with cnn about her son's reaction to sandusky's interview. >> he cried and i said, why are you crying? and he said, because i'm afraid he might go free. >> he's afraid that s

thank you. don. business news now there. is a new interview of steve jobs dating back to 1995. for that and a check on groupon's ipo happening let's go to emily chang with today's after the bell report. >> hi there. larry. groupon stopped taking orders for shares a day earlier than expected. sources tell bloomberg demand to get in so high, the company has closed its books. the company is offering fewer shares than any internet company in the last decade. just 4.7%. this means three co-founders will still control more than 50% of the company once it's public. all of them will have 150 times more voting power than public shareholders. and taking a look at how stocks traded today. a nice rebound after the federal reserve said economic growth is likely. your index also higher at the close. facebook privacy issues just won't seem to go way. a german watch dog says facebook may be tracking users internet activity after they cancelled their facebook accounts. it has to do with the dayway cookies are installed after a user opens and then closes account. the data protection agency calls