someone in charleston to gloat over last year's winner san francisco. fortunately i'm not in charleston right now so the rice rowan i. >> steven colbert. any way. mike in for larry tonight. that's a great place. >> we can vouch for it. i spent a lot of time there in college. is that it is nice. >> san francisco still the about east is that it. absolutely. >> the second straight world series 2 out of 3 against the cardinals as you can see in tonight's game manager ron m?< l. >> world series action. very good game. >> it has been a great series. if you haven't been watching the world series you are missing a great match up. game 5 tonight in arlington. tied at 2 appease rangers with unbelievable come back. mike and rangers slapping away any of the nerves before game 5 cardinals not nervous either. second inning. single into the hole. holiday scores. follow that up with rbi ground out 2 nothing lead to the third. come back begins. mitch just crushes one off carpenter. deep into the second deck. 2- 2-1. stay that is which to the fifth. the from the knee. so

according to con day mass they were beat out by charleston, south carolina in the annual list of top tourist locations and many blame the aggressive panhandlers. >> interview: there is a lot of homeless people, unclean, oh- doers of body excrement, and it doesn't feel as safe any more. >> reporter: eddie has been panhandling around union square for years. >> interview: i appreciate it. they don't got to give me nothing because they don't owe me nothing. >> this lady lives a few miles away from charleston. >> interview: she says sure it has an element of southern charm but nothing beats the p city by the bay. >> interview: san francisco is a worldwide city. i'm not certain charleston is a worldwide city. >> elizabeth cook, cbs5. >>> in san francisco we do have increasing cloud cover in the form of patchy fog and low clouds, tomorrow we're going to notice some increasing wind. the effect that's gonna have on your tuesday. what you need to know about. as "eyewitness news" continues right here on cbs5. >> announcer: pinpoint weather is sponsored by mancini sleepworld. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

i'm not sure charlton is a worldwide city. >> elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >>> charleston also had something we don't have here. humidity. if you like that, go there. if you don't, stay here. we have tag team weather tonight. >> what did i miss when i was gone? >> dennis lost a bet with you once before. >> and he lost with me. >> you have to stop betting. >> don't go to vegas. with have weather to talk about. let's get to it. first off tonight, what are you seeing, dennis? >> some patchy fog coming in, which was not the case over the weekend, but i think things are going to look up. >> i definitely do. tomorrow we have an offshore flow that will be kicking in. it's the northeast winds kicking up to 20 as the area of low pressure moves inland. transporting those winds from the north and the east to the west. and that's going to dry out the atmosphere. therefore, we have a fire weather watch in effect tomorrow night all the way through wednesday night for the north and east bay hills. some of those gusts up to 50 miles per hour. now, ladies and gentlemen, with your tuesday weather forecast, gi

and make it southern for charleston and breads. and they have a maple syrup production. >> we have a production of maple syrup. >> it is big in the news. they want to make sure it is real. >> the cookie on there is almond. >> pecan shortbread. >> and pumpkin ice cream and the cranberries. >> exactly right. >> this is the charleston. >> wow. >> so, we shouldn't be afraid of bump kins. we want to curve them and put them outside. >> this is the most important tool. you need a sieve and when you cut it open. take out all the seeds, flesh. and cook it and put it through the sive e,. >> don't throw the seeds away. you can roast them of. > >> right. >> we will be right back in just a few. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> we are taking a look at the forecast. of course we know, kickoff is at 1:00. and the temperature is around 40 degrees and it will be sunny and breezy and cold. dress for football weather when you are watching the ravens beat up on the cardinals. it is good thing about business. and it is all in season. what else. >> we try to cook fo

according to con day mass they were beat out by charleston, south carolina in the annual list of top tourist locations and many blame the aggressive panhandlers. >> interview: there is a lot of homeless people, unclean, oh- doers of body excrement, and it doesn't feel as safe any more. >> reporter: eddie has been panhandling around union square for years. >> interview: i appreciate it. they don't got to give me nothing because they don't owe me nothing. >> this lady lives a few miles away from charleston. >> interview: she says sure it has an element of southern charm but nothing beats the p city by the bay. >> interview: san francisco is a worldwide city. i'm not certain charleston is a worldwide city. >> elizabeth cook, cbs5. >>> in san francisco we do have increasing cloud cover in the form of patchy fog and low clouds, tomorrow we're going to notice some increasing wind. the effect that's gonna have on, >>> good evening, monday, october 24th coming to and end with a high today of 63 trees in half moon bay to 78 degrees in livermore and in some neighborhoods we were 20 degrees coo

and numerous little areas of showers and storms right along the coast from charleston to myrtle beach to savannah, you'll be ducking the rain during the morning, even in atlanta we'll have showers, too. that will keep the temperatures down cool, only 67. much cooler in boston today, highs only in the 60s instead of the mid-80s. that's a look at your tuesday forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. all the active weather is really in the east coast. we will see a few showers and storms in areas like st. louis. most of your day's going to be dry. that's mostly just a chance of an afternoon storm. albuquerque, new mexico, gorgeous, 71. well, the rain is going to head up the east coast. sooner or later that means big cities in the northeast. i'll tell you when coming up later. >>> also coming up, more promises from europe to boost stocks, a banner iphone day and netflix eats crow. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, brad pitt learns the hard way on his new film, it's tougher to make movies than just act in them. >>> coming up, the nba

gusty winds and flooding from charleston to savannah and tampa. near record highs in the northeast. >> new york soars to 85. 80s from miami to dallas. mostly 7 ons across the midwest. phoenix hits 86. near 70 in sacramento. >>> coming up after the break, a developing story overnight. family's boat sinks and forces them to tread water for nearly a day. >>> plus steve jobs' secret stash of ideas. >>> and rosie's return. the high-stakes return to tv. it's not just her reputation on the line. >>> two top european leaders say they'll soon have a plan to deal with jourp's debt crisis. the french president and german chancellor say the plan will be ready this month. >>> the reaction on the world markets is mixed. tokyo's nikkei average was up slightly today. hong kong's hang seng is down in late trading. wall street is open today this columbus day. last week, the dow gained 189 points. the nasdaq picked up 63 points. >>> good news for anyone pifillg up their car. the average price is $3.39 for a gallon of gas. it's down 13 cents in the last two weeks. >>

it appears to be friendliness. 90% of conde nast readers found charleston to be a friendlier place. 66% found san francisco to be the friendlier place. tourism officials say they heard aggressive panhandling helped bring down the score. >> those tourists didn't meet you two. >> that would have chased them out much quicker. >> we weren't even asking for money, just viewership. >> speak for yourself. >> the weather should have made up for it. >> especially if you want to spend time at the coast gorgeous, sun, 80s from our inland valleys to the coast. notice, way, way, way in the back of this picture as we look west from the peak you can see the clouds lingering along the coast. we'll show you what is going on southerly surge coming back. where it pulls the marine layer and clouds back up from the south. it turns it the right and right and pushes it through the san bruno gap will continue to come up if the south and make a right turn to the golden gate and fill in the bay during the morning hours calm conditions everywhere else. things are changing this monday morning. temperatures all ove

why did they just not leave the army in new york or charleston or wherever and say we will wipe it up and to get right back? >> they lost control of the government. the king wasn't the figurehead like today's. she ran the parliament for 15 or 20 years. the it all sorts of key members. they were on the payroll in various ways. edmund spent 15 years of his life denouncing the privileges that ran parliaments like he owned them and so forth, but once he lost the control of parliament the government then and there were enough people in the government who said i don't think we can beat the americans. there was a majority in parliament who fought that we lost and they wanted to cut their losses basically. survey were the ones who led them out and de salles thanks to the victories they won a couple of big victories in india that i didn't reach to the convention in the speech and then destroyed, almost destroyed the french fleet in the indies. on the basis of those victories they were able to negotiate a very good treaties of peace with france and spain so they decided independence any way as

she follows william to charleston where they have to pack up and go. she stays just long enough to give birth to a second child. they again move. she goes on her on with these two very small to children heading off again into the unknown, this time to st. augustine in florida. now, they expect to stay in florida. florida at that time remains loyal. it was not part of the revolution. it was still a british territory, and something like 12,000 loyalists ended up going to florida at this time expecting that this was where they could you know, pick up, start up plantations again and the forward. but they arrive months before learning that this place too is going to be evacuated and handed over to spain in the peace treaty that ends the war. so, you know, elizabeth johnson with two tiny children her husband still off during his military service trying to make a go of it in the third city she has lived in in his many years is having to face the prospect of moving yet again and so you can, perhaps sympathize with her when she says the war never occasion to as

would you believe charleston, south carolina? when it comes to natural beauty and great food, san francisco still beats charleston. ♪ >>> santana rocking mission high today. students getting to meet santana. and members of the guitar club got to jam with him. if that wasn't enough, the hall of famer gave 30 new guitars to the school. and spoke about the students believing in themselves. santana, mission high, class of 1965. >> can you imagine? >> that is so cool. >> what a great thing. >>> thanks for joining us tonight at 11:00. we hope to see you back tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >>> last week we called on bay area counties to beef up their drug and training programs in hopes of rehabilitating thousands of prisoners the state has been warehousing. clint wrote, it depends on the individual. some change for the greater good. others don't. with nearly 70% of parolees becoming repeat offenders, brit to blamed the system. officers have a huge opportunity to be a positive influence. but they're more negative than anything else. patricia, w

but charleston, south carolina is now the number one tourist destination in the country. san francisco is 2. santa fe number 3. what's the reason for the drop? panhandlers. >>> a musical legend rocked out with some lucky san francisco students today. ♪ [ music ] >> carlos santana returned to his alma mater, mission high forks a little jam session and good will. his visit was a thank you to the school for improving in test scores and an 85% college acceptance rate among seniors last year. he performed with members of the school's guitar club. >> that's really nice, you know, he came to the school and everything... that's really kind. you know? >> santana also donated guitars to the budding musicians. wow, on behalf of the nonprofit little kids rock. >>> president obama unveils a new lifeline for struggling homeowners trying to pay mortgages. we'll tell how qualifies and we'll tell but the millions of americans who don't. tonight on the cbs evening news. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, handgun slips through airport security. why t-s-a officias say... not their problem.

johnson va medical center in charleston. many are people she met there while getting treatment for her spinal injuries and p.t.s.d. >> i met all kinds of people, from world war ii, korea, vietnam, operation iraqi freedom, operation endung freedom, and every skirmish in between... >> reporter: some of them were deeply troubled. >> i was told that before i made his portrait that he hadn't really talked to anybody in weeks. so he walked up and i made his portrait. and then afterwards, you know, he said thank you. and it was the first words he had spoken in weeks, so i felt really touched that i could have that impact on him and though we didn't exchange many words, we talked a lot and i think that's what's really special about this project. >> reporter: pearsall hopes to publish the pictures and send a message. >> if we just kind of forget about them, in the mountains of afghanistan, what service are hem? td they're only serheng us and s should be a two way street. and, sorry, it's hard for me not to get mad about that. it's li

johnson va medical center in charleston. many are people she met there while getting treatment for her spinal injuries and p.t.s.d. >> i met all kinds of people, from world war ii, korea, vietnam, operation iraqi freedom, operation endung freedom, and every skirmish in between... >> reporter: some of them were deeply troubled. >> i was told that before i made his portrait that he hadn't really talked to anybody in weeks. so he walked up and iade his portrait. and then afterwards, you know, he said thank you. and it was the first words he had spoken in weeks, so i felt really touched that i could have that impact on him and though we didn't exchange many words, we talked a lot and i think that's what's really special about this project. >> reporter: pearsall hopes to publish the pictures and send a message. >> if we just kind of forget about them, in the mountains of afghanistan, what service are we doing them? they're only serving us and it shoulbe a two w strt. and, sorry, it's hard for me not to get mad about that. it's li

johnson va medical center in charleston. many are people she met there while getting treatment for her spinal injuries and p.t.s.d. >> i met all kinds of people, from world war ii, korea, vietnam, operation iraqi freedom, operation enduring freedom, and every skirmish in between... >> reporter: some of them were deeply troubled. >> i was told that before i made his portrait that he hadn't really talked to anybody in weeks. so he walked up and i made his portrait. and then afterwards, you know, he said thank you. and it was the first words he had spoken in weeks, so i felt really touched that i could have that impact on him and though we didn't exchange many words, we talked a lot and i think that's what's really special about this project. >> reporter: pearsall hopes to publish the pictures and send a message. >> if we just kind of forget about them, in the mountains of afghanistan, what service are we doing them? they're only serving us and it should be a two way street. and, sorry, it's hard for me not to get mad about tha

johnson va medical center in charleston. many are people she met there while getting treatment for her spinal injuries and p.t.s.d. >> i met all kinds of people, from world war ii, korea, vietnam, operation iraqi freedom, operation endung freedom, and every skirmish in between... >> reporter: some of them were deeply troubled. >> i was told that before i made his portrait that he hadn't really talked to anybody in weeks. so he walked up and i made his portrait. and then afterwards, you know, he said thank you. and it was the first words he had spoken in weeks, so i felt really touched that i could have that impact on him and though we didn't exchange many words, we talked a lot and i think that's what's really special about this project. >> reporter: pearsall hopes to publish the pictures and send a message. >> if we just kind of forget about them, in the mountains of afghanistan, what service are we doing them? they're only serving us and it should be a two way street. and, sorry, it's hard for me not to get mad about that.

she follows william next to charleston where again, they have to pack up and go. she stays just long enough to give birth to a second child. they again move. she goes on her own with these two very small children heading off again into the unknown, this time to st. augustine in florida. now, they expect to stay in florida. florida at that time remained loyal, it was not part of the revolution, it was still a british territory, and something like 12,000 loyalists and slaves ended up actually going to florida at this time expecting that this was where they could you know, pick up, start up plantations again and move forward. but they arrived there only months before learning that this place, too is going to be evacuated. it's handed over to spain in the peace treaty that ends the war. and so, you know elizabeth johnston with her two tiny children, her husband's still off, actually, doing his military service trying to make a go of it in the third city she's lived in in as many years is having to face the prospect of moving yet again, and you can perhaps sympathize w

this has settled to the south of us and you can see the difference. 69 in charleston. this will eventually come back north as this storm in the clouds associated with it, and these are rain makers. the first batch of moisture will dissipate, being drawn east by this storm over eastern canada. we are more interested in the low pressure center in the gulf of mexico. the moisture will come north along with this developing storm to the west drawing everything northward. and all meats right over the mid-atlantic region. good weather out there, but just for a limited period of time. winds calm and it depends on how much sun we see. showers will be developing after dark tomorrow. watch this timeline. the disturbance out west fizzles out. very early in the morning, here is the cool front to the west. lane bring to our west on thursday. sprinkles and breezy. 7 days -- 69 tomorrow, sun and clouds, rain holding off until after sunset, possibly heavy rain on wednesday. stuck in the 60's. maybe an isolated shower on thursday, dry but blustery. cool over the weekend but dry. >> from

wet in new orleans, knoxville, atlanta, charleston. west virginia, showers in florida. and around lake michigan. light rain, pacific northwest. bitter cold morning. wind chills from maine to d.c. >> 49 in boston. 51, new york. 64, atlanta. new orleans, 74. sounds nice. dallas, 61. 50s across the midwest. rockies, pacific northwest. and in phoenix, 83 in city. awe sundz ni sounds nice. at christmas time, americans go out of their way to light up their homes. the family its getting into the spirit. not waiting around. >> they have turned their home into halloween heaven. crowds in the thousands have been showing up every night for a half-hour long dance and light show. >> of course the extravaganza has become a huge internet sensation. the youtube video had more than 2 million hits. you know i wouldn't wantthose p. >> no privacy. plus your electric bill. what are you paying for all that show? i respect the creativity. >> indeed. more "world news now" coming up when we get right back. ♪ this is halloween this is halloween ♪ let me tell you about a very important phone

wet in new orleans, knoxville, atlanta, charleston. west virginia, showers in florida. and around lake michigan. light rain, pacific northwest. bitter cold morning. wind chills from maine to d.c. >> 49 in boston. 51, new york. 64, atlanta. new orleans, 74. sounds nice. dallas, 61. 50s across the midwest. rockies, pacific northwest. and in phoenix, 83 in city. awe sundz ni sounds nice. at christmas time, americans go out of their way to light up their homes. the family its getting into the spirit. not waiting around. >> they have turned their home into halloween heaven. crowds in the thousands have been showing up every night for a half-hour long dance and light show. >> of course the extravaganza has become a huge internet sensation. the youtube video had more than 2 million hits. you know i wouldn't want all those people coming to my house. >> no privacy. plus your electric bill. what are you paying for all that show? i respect the creativity. >> indeed. more "world news now" coming up when we get right back. ♪ this is halloween this is halloween ♪ let me tell you

>> guest: people for some time had known that something might be coming to charleston harbor. and yet, i think it was still an incredible moment of shock. i found myself thinking a lot a couple weeks ago on the anniversary of 9/11 about the assorted eerie similarities. i wrote in my book about thousands of people standing around the rooftops of charleston, south carolina, watching smoke rising from fort sumter as if a volcano had erupted in the center of the harbor, looking at this eerie sight and wondering what it would mean for the future of the cells in the country. i couldn't help but think of september 11th almost 140 years earlier when i stood not far from here on 15th street in washington with neighbors and friends and strangers looking at the in the smoke rising from the burning pentagon and wondering what it meant. it was a shot of the country in the sense that when the nation comes under attack whether it's 2001 or 1861, it's something changing politics overnight to which people have a strong emotional reaction and can erase differences quickly. >> host: psalm one if

charleston, south carolina tops the survey. the difference appears to be friendliness. 90% of readers found charleston to be friendlier. san francisco tourism officials say they've heard aggressive panhandling helped bring down the bay area score. >> let's practice on working on our friendliness. >> welcome to san francisco. nice weather just for you. here's mike. >> thank you. yes i'm going to bring you some weather that we're used to having here, fog. i came because you want -- you wanted to see the fog and we will deliver. good morning everybody. look at the fog eastbound from sutro tower it is back so is the sea breeze that means cooler conditions this afternoon. sunny 80° days are over for most of us especially along the coast sunshine is because you will have the clouds for the better part of today and tomorrow. let's talk about temperatures we are in the mid to upper 50s in most areas. lingering 60 around oakland. around the monterey bay mid to upper 50s thicker fog and 48 with clear sky over gilroy. here's what i'm thi

and a bunch of rain from atlanta to charleston, northern florida. however, looks like now, the bulk of this activity will pass to our west and east. take a look at the latest models. it means things for us won't be nearly as bad as we thought it would be. the heaviest rain to the shore. we may end up with a ripoff, maybe a half inch of rain. but it's going to be wet tomorrow. so prepare for that. it will rain on your wednesday. mainly east and then west. but it will be wet, regardless. mary? >> all right, bob. thank you. we'll take a look at our roads with kristy breslin. >> well, you will see some trouble out there on the inner loop. we have an accident on the key bridge. it has a steady delay back to the curtis draw bridge. as far as the delay there, that's jammed up from the baltimore national pike. it will take you at least 20 minutes to get through. on the west side outer loop, also congestion there from liberty road to security boulevard. and delays on the north side inner loop from charles street to harford road. traffic moving about 30 miles

instead that honor goes to charleston, south carolina. and the reason for the drop appears to be friendliness. many rated charleston as friendly compared to 66 pore san francisco. they blame the problem on aggressive panhandlers. >>> time now is 5:26. allegations of election fraud in san francisco's mayor's race. what a group of supporters are accused of doing. >>> we are live at the jail where a van driver accused of killing a motorcyclist is being held. we will tell you when he is due in court. >>> also a day of fun on the bay turns into trouble and possibly tragedy. what is happening near candlestick park. >>> the traffic looks good coming around the corner to the bay area toll plaza. we will tell you more, straight ahead. jack welcome back. i am dave clark. >> i am claudine wong. >> we have steve watching the weather for us. >> a little cooler, claudine. and it won't be bad. not as warm as yesterday. some fog worked its way up the coast. i saw some on the golden gate bridge. and some clouds, they will thin out and temperatures come do

the least lucky city is charleston, west virginia. diego, calif., is the luckiest. >> that is not fair. san diego gets everything. >>> we now know why a college a streaking during a nationally televised football game. posed as a referee at the on thursday. after a play was called, he ran down the and field. did he do something? he wants to get on the extreme show "wipe out." >>> hundred to an end to see him stars."ncing with the says his daughter time he dances that tom. -- at home. you can read more about to him of our website, wjla.com. popularind out about a might have a new girlfriend. there when a kid their dadssed by dancing. think? will my friends >> so true. >> it happens with the forecast, too. >> we had a rainy night. now the sunshine will be coming back tomorrow. another classic october day. we had a little bit of a preview of november. a beautiful time of the year. a lot of folks, october, time.ody's favorite the temperatures outside right now. 58 degrees. r high temperature is just about average. we have the showers moved

look at these showers come through pittsburgh out through charleston, west virginia. that is what we are talking about for the afternoon and evening potential. temperatures this morning started in the 40s, even 30s in places like frederick at 3. fredericksburg was 43. we got down to 49 here in washington. across the bay, cambridge was down to 43. at the noon hour, 60 on the nose in washington. mid-50s across the areas to the north. already 66 degrees. winds have been out of the south. they still are at 7 miles per hour. our dew point in the low 50s. there is this system, bigger picture coming through the great lakes. we have got the showers with it. we'll be watching that come across this afternoon and this evening. behind it not much change in the temperatures. you notice all this moisture offshore. tropical storm rena, maybe a hurricane in cancun before the end of the week. we are going to get rid of that and tomorrow we turn sunny and pleasant before the next system late wednesday and thursday. today temperatures in the mid-60s, slight chance of a shower late. we a

according to a new survey, more than 90% of conde nast readers prefer to travel to charleston, south carolina. the rating drop is blamed on homelessness and panhandlers. >>> rock 'n' roll hall of famer carlos santana is going back to school here the unbay area. the 10-time grammy winner returned to his alma mater to perform today with members of the school's guitar club. he donated 15 new guitars. >> more on that tonight at 5:00. >>> wal-mart is turning up the holiday heat on the competition. it is guaranteeing that customers will get the lowest price no matter when they buy during the holiday season. shoppers who make purchases between november 1st all the way to christmas day and then find the identical product elsewhere for less, then will you receive a gift card for the price difference. >>> and a new survey finds holliday shoppers are going to spend more money on more practical non gift items for the family, taking advantage of discounts. >> with the prices low, i'm not arguing. >> that's true. if you shop for gift wrapping paper the day after christmas, it's cheap, too. >> you

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so shipping for the chess champ in charleston is the same as shipping for the football phenom in philly? yep. so i win! actually, i think you deserve this. no, i deserve this. wow, got one of those with a mailman on top? priority mail flat rate shipping starts at just $4.95, only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. >> joe: before the game, talking to jim leyland, he talked about the workload on benoit but he is back out there for another inning. juaqquin two nights ago, as the defensive change happened with raburn going right to left, don kelly in game at right. benoit went a an 1-2/3 inning on monday in arlington, went two-thirds last night and will try to go two here tonight. first up is napoli who hung on, on that throw from nelson cruz. good fastball for a strike. >> tim: it's so hard to hold on to, as you look at neftali feliz warming up. it's so hard to hold on, because you don't know where the runner is. on throws from right-field, you are blinded. >> joe: napoli tossed one down the third baseline foul. strike two. a.j. pierzynski is with us. what did you see on the p

they are dealing with more mild air coming into charleston. so we'll take that but we are not going to go that. we are going to get even colder as we go through time here. cold air already trickling in, where you are going to see high pressure try to do its thing into the afternoon today. meaning we could get sunshine in here mixing in with cloud cover today. our big story coming in here as we go through tomorrow. what is going to happen is the rain will start overnight tonight. and with the ground already being wet, i believe the eastern shore around the baltimore area, the western shore, we will stay wet through the overnight, meaning staying with the rain. but then as we go about the day tomorrow we have a chance for snow to mix in. i don't think we'll see any wet areas due to the surface being so warm lately. now we'll talk about the western part of maryland. carroll county, frederick county, an inch through the day tomorrow lack it is a quick mover. by sunday, we'll be seeing plenty of sunshine in the forecast. itely good news for the rav

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. >>> right now the romney team is at charleston, carolina. a major address in a key state in the race to face president obama. we're going to monitor that and bring you any news as it happens. >>> a new twist when it comes to the occupy wall street movement that's happening more and more. here's a look at the federal reserve building in washington, d.c. it looks empty now, but a rally is expected soon. in the meantime, new wall street demonstrations are popping up daily. these are pictures in portland, oregon, trenton, new jersey, philadelphia, and tampa, florida. >> whether republican or democrat, there's a lot of common interest everybody has with the intersection the country's going for. enough's enough. >> we're not trying to overthrow the constitution. we're just trying to express ourselves and say hey, america is about all of us. >> protests are scheduled for atlanta, minneapolis, san diego, even washington. i want to bring in matt britain, the ceo and founder of mr. youth. victoria perell is a student, and lauren welker is the spokespe

the city is bumped to no. 2 behind charleston carolina. >> we have an aggressive street scene. that is a bigger problem in san francisco, and other cities. >> it takes a team effort to to maintain when no. 1 spot. >> we have the threat of damaging our number one industry that supplies the quality of life we enjoy so much. >>vicki: who does not agree that something needs to be done to create jobs? we will find out why paul serta dell has cancer or concerts' for the rest of the year. >>vicki: president, is moving forward about his inaction on his jobs bill. >>president obama: we are and wait for things to happen. >> a white house spokesperson says you have not heard the end of it. >> there is no higher priority for him doing everything he can to help the american people. >> the stock market is showing signs of life into the european debt crisis has backed away from the age. >>vicki: coming up we will sell you about allegations that surfaced about herman cain. >>brian: and nice week end date. we were in the '70s and '80s today. tomorrow is shaping up to the other night stay. the f

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you see the low 80s down toward nashville, at hand it, charleston south carolina. we have hurricane felippee finally made the jump to over hurricane strength winds. category one, still to the east of bermuda and in a direction that's north northeast. that's going to pull it away from the friends on the island there. looks like bermuda will sit okay on this. interesting to note that the tropics have activity this late in the hurricane season. overnight 44 degrees, going to be clear and crisp, below average temperatures no question about that but not by a lot. then friday, 73, sunny skies, warmer, good stuff. tomorrow night, 47 or so, and -- about a three quarters moon, it'll be nice and moonlit out there for you. seven day forecast, i don't know why i love that word, moonlit. seven day forecast, temperatures around 80 or so sunday. into monday, so again a little warmer tomorrow, crisp cool night still on the way. when does it end? looks like it could be as early as wednesday next week. >> enjoy it while it lasts. >> better it'll be better. >> you like to dance? >> d

right now temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 42 in charleston. still 53 in washington and haguerston 59 degrees. where is the frost and freeze advisory? not in our area. maybe some out in west virginia but not enough to cause a frost advisory but there is one west of richmond, freeze warnings in the roanoke area. taken frost advisories in central georgia. atlanta expected to be 36 to 39 degrees. very cold air on the west side of the mountains. we hit a high temperature of 62 degrees. we will clear out. that means good news by 3:00 or 4:00 a.m. that is when the meteor shower will be at its peak. you will see a good show out there. 53 the current temperature winds out of the west-northwest at 7 miles per hour. and to cool off you need clear skies and light wind withes. right now the clouds are keeping the temperatures up. 52 in winchester. but look at gaithersburg down to 43 degrees. 46 in frederick. these are the areas that will be in the 30s overnight and into early tomorrow morning. no rain to talk about. no rain on the radar for a few days. loo

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might want to avoid charleston. >> i feel lucky in d.c. my goodness. >>> the college hoops season is just around the corner. many schools are holding free midnight madness for fans. university of maryland gets things going at 9:30. georgetown at 8:30 at mcdonough arena. george washington's colonial invasion starts at 7:00 p.m. after the volleyball game. and george mason's madness starts at 9:30. >>> the brewers versus the cardinals. brewers came into st. louis having not run a playoff road game since the 1982 world series. but solid pitching from randy wolf helped hold the cardinals in check with ryan braun continuing to swing a hot bat, helping the brewers win 4-2. the series now shifts back to milwaukee for game number five. >>> in the american league, the detroit tigers will get to play at least one more game this season. facing elimination, the tigers swung a hot bat against the texas rangers last night, building a 6-2 lead, and then hung on as the rangers mounted a comeback. they won the game 7-5. rangers still lead the series 3-2 and

heavy rain from charleston, south carolina, down to tampa and miami. >> upper 70s in atlanta. upper 60s in new york and boston. cooler than normal in the upper midwest. fargo and the twin cities in the upper 40s. 60s in the pacific northwest and northern rockies. >> okay. >>> you'll like this one. a man in wisconsin says it was totally worth it because he fiy

if you're in myrtle beach today, down to charleston and savannah, you're going to be ducking off rain. from raleigh to charlotte to atlanta, showers for you but not as concentrated. if you're toward the coast, it will definitely be a little bit worse. here's your forecast for your tuesday. as you head out today, you're dry from d.c. northwards. tomorrow is the day we'll see the rain. further to the south, once again showers and storms there. we're mostly dry in the midwest. the front is near st. louis. you have a slight chance of a shower or two. chicago, not bad. dallas looks okay along with san antonio. as i mentioned, liynn, unfortunately that rain in the deep south comes up the coast. >> thanks. also coming up, more promises from europe boost stocks. a banner day for the iphone. and netflix eats some crow. your first look at business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, the nba shoots an air ball and shocking performances by a lion and an antelope. you heard me right. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition?

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