and one day he gave dan white the bunt sign. he asked dan white to bunt. and dan white knew the signs and instead he ignored it and hit everybody, and after the inning jim whitt said, why did you do that? i gave you the bunt sign. and dan white's response was to pull off his jersey, throw it down, stomp on it, and walk off the field, and he never came back and played for that team again. that was an important story to me because it told me something. it told me dan white was a quitter. and then, when i looked at his career, i saw a very different career. i didn't see a guy moving through a series of leadership positions. i saw a guy cutting and running again and again and again. when things got tough, he got going. the second half of my book -- first half is about events i just described in a good deal more detail than i'm able to go into them tonight. the second half of the book is about the trial, and the reason for that is -- that is the reason -- one of the reasons i called the book "double play." it's called toy double play" because there were two ass

dan: he has 42 career attempts. and again, a pretty good gig learning how to play football watching tom brady. kind of interesting, a quarterback from michigan being backed up by a quarterback from michigan state. greg: this is shane vereen. and more penalty markers. and more holding. referee: holding, offense, number 54. the penalty is ke clined. second down. greg: waters is the five-time pro-bowler. dan: what a great addition he has been to this offensive line of the patriots. you know, playing right guard when he went to five pro bowls for the chiefs as left guard, and he came over and slid into the right guard position because logan mankins owns the left guard position with the patriots. really has done a nice job. greg: second and long for hoyer. this is vereen. vereen changing direction. across the 40 and out to about the 44, 45-yard line. where it will be third and about 10. dan: the patriots go home, and they are at home next weekend against the indianapolis colts. and normally, you would see a december matc

dan: the p.a. announcer put on a laugh track after that at least the chargers have a sense of humor. ian: i think hafs the musical selection, just a funny coincidence. san diego with nick novak and decker is deep for denver. shorter kick. decker will take it from the 4. he's brought down at the 20-yard line. that's where denver will have it as wright makes the play on special teams. tim tebow. in the fourth quarter and in overtime, tebow has been spectacular for denver. he gets the first crack at it here for the broncos. dan: it'll be interesting to see how san diego tries to defend. not a sense of urgency here. because there's an entire 15 minutes to play in overtime. but they need to find a pass rush. ian: nickel package for san diego. mcgahee. takes that crease and turns it into a 16-yard gain across the 35. dan: if this is the way the -- this is the way the broncos started the game, how they started the second half, how they're starting overerme. a read option play by tebow with a good read to

west today, dan. dan: well, i don't know how willis mcgahee's right hand is feeling with a plate and screws in it, but his legs are just fine. not every day you look at a running play in the national football league where a guy runs into the end zone and he is not even close to be touched. the only time he was touched is after he was five yards into the end zone. if that was flag football, that would have been a touchdown because no raider was that close. greg: how is this for a turnaround, dan. in the opening weekend loss to the raiders, willis mcgahee carried four times for three yards. dan: a little different, then. there is the west. kansas city was 4-3 going into today. they lost to take them to 4-4. oakland is losing. san diego is still in the game with green bay, but they are trailing. and denver will go to 3-5 and if by chance san diego loses, denver is right back in it, only a game behind everybody. now the san diego-green bay game is still alive. there is only a seven-point difference in tha

dan: i'll say this. john harbaugh all week long before this game was talking about marshawn lynch and what a good back he was and i think a lot of people, i've read some articles where they're going, it sounds like holts and heys talking up the opposition. john was right. marshawn lynch has turned in some performance here this afternoon. greg: 31 carry, 104 yards. dan: getting over 100 yards against this defense, that's some accomplishment. greg: look at him. this guy won't go down. that's a first down. and the clock continues to move. while we have a moment, we'll remind you, tonight on cbs, begins with a "60 minutes" investigation about congressional conflicts of interest. followed by a new "amazing race," "the good wife" and csi miami d tonight, only cbs. dan: you're right, it was a first down and the only positive thing to come out of this game for the ravens is that it's a loss to an n.f.c. team. greg: and tarvaris jackson taking a knee. and we come up on 1:00 remaining. dan: when you get into some

dan, what do you think? >> overall in the main, i think yes--less so than has been the case in some of our history, particularly in the period beginning just before world war ii and continuing into the mid nineties, but overall in the main, yes. journalism, particularly journalism at its best in the best traditions of the american press, serving the public good. >> farai? >> i think it depends on who you are. the biggest divide i see in who gets served with what news is actually a class divide. i feel like if you are middle or upper middle class wealthy, the way that news, particularly--take something like economic news that we all care about--is tailored and targeted for you, depending on demographic. >> mm-hmm. >> if you don't have a certain income level, you might as well be invisible, and that's the biggest divide i see. so there's not a lot of news in the public interest that's really from a more grass-roots perspective. >> dan, you've been very critical in the past of some aspects of the news, to inclu

dan rather was there. >> we just have a report from our correspondent, dan rather, in dallas. that he has confirmed that president kennedy is dead. there's still no official confirmation of this. however, the report from our correspondent, dan rather, in dallas, texas. chris: so dan, our big question this week, a tragic one. how did you get that tragic word? >> i started as a reporter, while i was working the police beat in houston, texas, a lot of hoom sides. -- of homicides. we had the board of the hospital who said that the president was dead. i called the hospital right away, quickly, got through. a priest, a doctor, we had that information. i said to myself, if i'm working the police beat in houston, texas, we're looking at a dead man. and i told our people in new york then, we would like to go with it. they said to me, do you think he's dead? i said yes. chris: the next day. >> saturday was all concentrated on lee harvey oswald and early sunday morning, oswald was shot by jack ruby. so interest turned to ruby. and was there a conspiracy? this is something larger than jus

>>pam: dan, we hear the music behind you. we have been told that the protesters plan to go back to frank ogawa plaza. >>dan: 1 truck came through in was announcing on the loudspeaker for people to come back and meet at frank ogawa plaza at 10:00 p.m.. again, this is not a tightly organized groups. many protesters are still down at the other terminal. some might stay, some might go. >>pam: we should let the audience know, the picture you're looking at all left side of your screen is the intersection at seventh and adeline. there are two trucks their. they are being blocked on the street by the protesters. there does not seem to be any confrontation going on. nonetheless, with that number of people on the street, the trucks are stopped at that intersection. j.r stone is live. the >>j.r.: you can see the large groups in front of me. they are debating staying here or blocking this for the ec right here. >>j.r.: one of the reasons people are debating, they're having a discussion to see if the entire group will make their way down

dan kloeffler is on the story. >> good morning to you. this on-again, off-again couple was fighting about money. figured that "people's court" was the best way to settled things. once the verdict aired on people's court, no one saw michelle parker except the man she was fighting with. >> all right, dale smith, you're suing your former fiancee michelle parker for $5,000, the maximum for an engagement ring. >> these florida exes turned to the people's court to settle a dispute. but on the same day that this episode aired -- michelle parker disappeared. it happened thursday after she dropped off the couple's twins at his orlando home. she was never heard or seen again. her abandoned truck found a day later. police gathered items from smith's home and searched t ede nearby woods. they haven't gone so far to name him a suspect. as searchers organized, her family is making desperate pleas. >> if you're holding her hostage, please let her go. let her come home so that she can raise her babies. >> reporter: in their argument on the show, parker r

have you ever heard of that, dan? >> nope. >> and he was arrested prior to being released from bear jail, and ron claiborne is the only man here who knows what all of this is about and he will give us all the details coming up in the show. he had a great experience. beautiful, beautiful show. >> we're calling that ron claiborne's great adventure. >> that's coming up later in the show. >>> but first, that controversy over the campus cop caught on tape pepper spraying occupy demonstrators during a standoff at the university of california davis. look at this videotape. the video has gone viral, and the school is investigating. speaking of ron claiborne, he is here to kick us off this morning with more on this story. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >>> in a little bit of more than 24, a million viewers have seen video on what happened on the davis campus of the university of california. when police moved in to move out the occupy protesters, what you're going to see is in the words of the school's chancellor

boy, dan. you and these animals. >> look at this. >> you got up close. >> my heart started racing there. a little scary moment. we'll talk about coming up. >>> we're going to start this half hour with the search for baby sky. police in washington state are becoming increasingly frustrated with the investigation into the disappearance of this toddler. and they're losing hope. so, what now? here's abc's dan koeffler. >> reporter: from high above, on horseback and on foot, searchers are desperately expanding their efforts to this park, to find a 2-year-old boy from redman, washington. so hard-pressed for clues, police are doubling back on their earlier work. >> going to expand out a little bit. retrace our steps. double-check everything. >> reporter: it's been one week since sky metalwala was reported missing by hi mother. and without any significant leads, police are growing doubtful they'll find the boy alive. >> every hour that passes, this case becomes more and more disappointing to us that we

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dan the hellie joins us live if fedex field. and there were some high points there, dan. >> reporter: aaron, there really were. these were different from some of the other losses. took a good team to overtime, had the chance to win a game, and they led a game for the first time since october 2nd. but in the end, it was a three-point loss to their hated rival, the dallas cowboys, and now that losing streak at six straight games for your washington redskins. when the skins and the cowboys get together, they have been close games. six out of the last seven have been decided by six points or less. today, another barn burner. in the fourth quarter, we're tied at 17, third and eight for tony romo. he finds his tight end, jason witten, somehow, jason witten is wide open and beats everybody to the end zone. 59 yards for the touchdown. cowboys up 24-17. same score with 22 seconds to go, third and goal for the skins. how about that? rex grossman to donte stallworth for the touchdown. so the redskins will win thes to and graham gano has a

wow, dan. you and these animals. >> look at this. >> you got up close. >> my heart started racing there. a little scary moment. we'll talk about coming up. >> our fixation of the week. >>> we're going to start this half hour with the search for baby sky. police in washington state are becoming increasingly frustrated with the investigation into the disappearance of this toddler. they have very few leads. and they're losing hope. so, what now? here's abc's dan kloeffler. >> reporter: from high above, on horseback and on foot, searchers are desperately expanding their efforts to this 640-acre park, to find a 2-year-old boy from redman, washington. so hard-pressed for clues, police are doubling back on their earlier work. >> going to expand out a little bit. retrace our steps. double-check everything. >> reporter: it's been one week since sky metawala was reported missing by his mother. and without any significant leads, police are growing doubtful they'll find the boy alive. >> every hour that pa

. >> dan, you are a fashionable guy. i notice this new tie you're wearing. >> when my wife picks out my clothing, i'm very fashionable. >> i like your wife's style. and i have a question for all these women out there. but what do all of the hollywood fashionistas have in common with all of these people outside this h&m store here in manhattan? well, one of fashion's most sought-after designers is starting to sell the latest budget clothing line at the popular discount retailer. we'll show you the collection going on sale all across the country. dan, it's a huge name. >> it's a huge name. it's a huge day for me. i'll be lined up right after the show. >>> coming up, another oops moment for herman cain. what did he say this time? meanwhile, overnight, he took his campaign to late-night television. we're going to show you what he is saying now about those sexual harassment allegations against him. >>> we're going to begin with reno burning. a fast-moving, wind-whipping wildfire is causing devastation in nevada city. check ou

boy, dan. you and these animals. >> look at this. >> you got up close. >> my heart started racing there. a little scary moment. we'll talk about coming up. >>> we're going to start this half hour with the search for baby sky. police in washington state are becoming increasingly frustrated with the investigation into the disappearance of this toddler. they have very few leads. and they're losing hope. so, what now? here's abc's dan koeffler. >> reporter: from high above, on horseback and on foot, searchers are desperately expanding their efforts to this park, to find a 2-year-old boy from redman, washington. so hard-pressed for clues, police are doubling back on their earlier work. >> going to expand out a little bit. retrace our steps. double-check everything. >> reporter: it's been one week since sky metalwala was reported missing by hi mother. and without any significant leads, police are growing doubtful they'll find the boy alive. >> every hour that passes, this case becomes more and more d

boy, dan. you and these animals. >> look at this. >> you got up close. >> my heart started racing there. a little scary moment. we'll talk about coming up. >>> we're going to start this half hour with the search for baby sky. police in washington state are becoming increasingly frustrated with the investigation into the disappearance of this toddler. and they're losing hope. so, what now? here's abc's dan koeffler. >> reporter: from high above, on horseback and on foot, searchers are desperately expanding their efforts to this park, to find a 2-year-old boy from redman, washington. so hard-pressed for clues, police are doubling back on their earlier work. >> going to expand out a little bit. retrace our steps. double-check everything. >> reporter: it's been one week since sky metalwala was reported missing by hi mother. and without any significant leads, police are growing doubtful they'll find the boy alive. >> every hour that passes, this case becomes more and more disappointing to us that we

dan kermit, kron4 news. >>pam: overall, the occupy oakland message was diluted because of the vandalisms. jeff bush spoke with members of occupy oakland. jeff >> occupy oakland organizers called a press conference, but when pressed on the issue of the vandalism, one spokesperson tried to stay on her talking point. >> i think it is that journalism to concentrate on a few broken windows when you have tens of thousands of people coming to the streets to protest in a variety of ways. jeff >> it was more than a few broken windows. several businesses were damaged and by morning, class from broken windows crowned in graffiti on walls. another person from occupy oakland said that violence has no place in a movement. >> we do not graffiti or break windows. we are nonviolent. this movement is nonviolent. how is hurting a business helping the community? they are a part of the community. jeff >> it is difficult to get a straight answer from the group. there is no centralized leadership within the occupy movement. >>robi

>>dan: thank you, will. the wall street drop recently with unrest in europe, and chaos and cairo has cost the markets to become unstable. caused --. in addition, jerry sandusky has more victims coming forward. if credible? these to be the first with current miners' to go public since his arrest. current minors. they are confident they are going to be able to refute them after the investigation. >> johannes master--meserlehee s expected to testify on his behalf. he is accused of using excessive force. they were trying to stop and on provoke assault on another officer. he was attempted to stop an unprovoked assault. for the high country, snowfall expected for the next couple of days. o honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announ

dan? >> j.c., thank you. >>> some sad news to report this morning about one of the biggest names in our business. cbs newsman and "60 minutes" commentator, andy rooney, has died. he was 92 years old. george stephanopoulos has a look back at a remarkable career. >> you know something i don't like? chocolate chip cookies. >> reporter: he was america's lovable but grumpy uncle. >> it says push in and pull up. it sounds good. but you can't push it in. and if you do get it pushed in, you can't pull it up. this is a box of minute rice. fine. but it takes you three minutes to open the box. >> reporter: delivering more than 1,000 commentaries on "60 minutes" beginning in 1978. >> i don't know anything offhand that mystifies americans more, than the cotton they put in pill bottles. >> reporter: making the mundane seem consequential. >> here's a little pack of the kind of crackers they give you at the soup counter. there's supposed to be a tab here. but you never can find it. >> reporter: his observ

dan? >>> for weeks, as the penn state scandal has spun out of control, there is one image we've seen repeatedly. this, the outside of joe paterno's home, with the man himself inside and largely silent. this morning, an exclusive look inside at the family at the eye of this storm. abc's t.j. winick is in state college, pennsylvania, this morning. t.j., good morning. >> reporter: dan, good morning. in the past 2 weeks, joe paterno was fired from the job he held for 45 years. and he's had to battle accusations he helped cover up for an accused pedophile. now, we know his battle is much bigger and more personal. as the penn state community comes to grips with its sexual abuse scandal, it was revealed friday that recently-fired legendary football coach, joe paterno, is dealing with his own crisis, lung cancer. >> it's very treatable. and he's going to beat it. if there's one guy i know that can beat that, it's him. >> reporter: paterno's son, jay, a current assistant coach for the nittany lions

. >> square this circle for me, dan, politically. did democrat want this to fail and obama want this to fail. >> i think so, they wanted to run against the republican party as obstructionist. as far as i can tell, the party's entire campaign platform run against obstructionist republicans. >> but, doesn't he need independence and wouldn't it help if they got some, like if he showed, look, we're making some progress on this, this problem. >> you know, you're asking me to explain barack obama's political strategy, a that's hard to do going all the way back to obama care, which is now one of the most unpopular pieces of legislation that has ever been passed so i can't quite explain barack obama. he has-- i've said many times he has his principles and he wanted those taxes raised on the rich and that was his line in the sand and he wasn't going to get it and now he's going to run on that. >> he promised a veto in october of any deal that didn't include the trillion dollars of new tax revenue increases and he must have known, jason that r

there was just a lot of chaos. >> dan fractures his tailbone but he's able to walk. betsy's leg is broken in three places, and she's in excruciating pain. >> my foot was completely dislocated from my lower leg, and if it wasn't for skin, i would have lost my foot. the pain was pretty incredible. >> dan is ecstatic to see betsy alive, but he fears that another wave could hit at any moment. >> i'm telling the doctors get her off the beach, get her off the beach. i don't know how many times i repeated it, get her off the beach. >> it was survival at that point and i just needed to get to safety. >> paramedics put betsy on a gurney and are able to carry her away. with relative calm restored, the mavericks competition goes on as planned. >> there's some broken legs and broken boards, broken spirits, but the contest rolls on. >> and tyler finally gets the show he's been waiting for. >> i had never seen waves like that before, and to see these tiny, tiny people dropping in on just giant waves a half mile offshore was amazing. >> betsy forman is still a surfing enthusiast bu

dan and bianna? >> that was surprising. all right. david, thank you. and just hen we thought this campaign field was set -- >> such a volatile race. incredible. >>> let's turn to ron claiborne with our other headlines this morning. >> good morning, bianna. happy ginger day to both of you. good morning, everyone. >> we'll explain that soon. >> wall street finished a seesaw week. back in the black, the dow surged over 250 points on friday, erasing all of its losses for the week. stocks soared after investors were confident that italy and greece can avoid fiscal disaster. >>> and more fallout from the bernard madoff scandal. the securities and exchange commission has disciplined eight s.e.c. employees for failing to unveil the massive ponzi scheme. if punishments include pay cuts and suspensions. but no one was fired. >>> and hope that a missing 2-year-old boy in washington state will be found alive is beginning to fade. police are moving forward with their search as suspicion grows about the boy's moth

dan and bianna? >> that was surprising. all right. david, thank you. and just hen we thought this campaign field was set -- >> such a volatile race. incredible. >>> let's turn to ron claiborne with our other headlines this morning. >> good morning, bianna. happy ginger day to both of you. good morning, everyone. >> we'll explain that soon. >> wall street finished a seesaw week. back in the black, the dow surged over 50 points on friday, erasining all of its losses for the week. stocks soared after investors were confident that italy and greece can avoid disaster. >>> and more fallout from the bernard madoff standal. the securities and exchange commission has disciplined eight s.e.c. employees for failing to unveil the massive ponzi scheme. they've disciplined employs for the ponzi scheme. but no one was fired. >>> and hope that a missing 2-year-old boy in washington state will be found alive is beginning to fade. police are moving forward with their search as suspicion grows about the boy's mother. h

>>dan: the latest james. >> yes. from the james lick freeway we can see plenty of sunshine and blue skies. still some of the east bay locations have blue skies but there will be an occasional sprinkle here, there. the stormtracker 4 shows that the rain will continue to go celt. towards eureka and look at it that going-south. towards the bay area. at this point and the whiter view shows cooler air. will feel that, tomorrow with the wide view showing you the snow levels are 3,000 ft.. today, the future cast is showing perhaps some light shower activity in the north bay by 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. there could be an isolated shower. however, nine a m showers will intensify, tomorrow. bay-area wide, scattered activity this weekend friday. towards overnight and towards the saturday some more rain possible. look. saturday, 3:00 p.m., intentional showers will be watching for that 7:00 a.m.- saturday. if the areas could be changing for precipitation, keep it to into kron 4 for the exact precipitation locations. a look at your 7 da

. >> dan, you are a fashionable guy. i notice this new tie you're wearing. >> when my wife picks out my clothing, i'm very fashionable. >> i like your wife's style. but what do all of the hollywood fashionistas have in common with all of these people outside this h&m store hoare in manhattan? one designer is starting to sell the latest budget clothing line at the popular discount retailer. we'll show you the collection going on sale all across the country. it's a huge name. >> it's a huge day for me. i'll be lined up right after the show. >>> coming up, another oops moment for herman cain. what did he say this time? meanwhile, overnight, he took his campaign to late-night television. we're going to show you what he is saying about the sexual harassment allegations against him. >>> we're going to begin with reno burning. a fast-moving, wind-whipping wildfire is causing devastation in nevada city. check out this photo. those are flames just outside of the city. the fire is being blamed for one death. and dozens of homes ha

dan and andrea? >> did you notice how impressive she is when she has to run from this side of the studio to here. >> your workout for today. >> in heels. good point. thank you, ginger. >>> this is such a tricky question for shoppers trying to save money. do you shop now? or wait until later? there's certain items you should not buy now. they're going to get even cheaper as the weeks go on. and we'll tell you what they are. >> becky worley braving the retail front lines to give us the answers on that one. >>> and we knew the "twilight" pairs made people swoon. apparently, some of the vampires are making people genuinely sick. we'll get to that coming up. >>> and a lot to be thankful this weekend. it's "your three words" coming up a little later. while sunbathing? why not? have you ever climbed a rock wall in the middle of the ocean? or tried something really wild? why not? it's all possible in the nation of why not. royal caribbean's floating nation where you're free to do anything you want. which may

. >> square this circle for me, dan, politically. did democrat want this to fail and obama want this to fail. >> i think so, they wanted to run against the republican party as obstructionist. as far as i can tell, the party's entire campaign platform run against obstructionist republicans. >> but, doesn't he need independence and wouldn't it help if they got some, like if he showed, look, we're making some progress on this, this problem. >> you know, you're asking me to explain barack obama's political strategy, and that's hard to do going all the way back to obama care, which is now one of the most unpopular pieces of legislation that has ever been passed so i can't quite explain barack obama. he has-- i've said many times he has his principles and he wanted those taxes raised on the rich and that was his line in the sand and he wasn't going to get it and now he's going to run on that. >> he promised a veto in october of any deal that didn't include the trillion dollars of new tax revenue increases and he must have known, jason that

they have this double shot now, the universities and this. >> paul: dan, can i put-- you've followed this usual for years. >> yes, i have and the catholic bishops and the church and the state. let me play the devil's advocate here for a second. a spokesman for hhs after this decision to demote the bishops over the human traffic funding said, you know, since the mid 1990's the cat athletics groups, 880 million dollars from the federal government, nearly a billion dollar. >> paul: wow. >> over that period the catholic church has really gotten in bed with the federal government so as bill says, when they pass obama care, the catholic church is right there cheering for it. look you sign up for 800 million dollars and they're going to call the tune and what's going to happen at a point like this, you're going to have to support their abortion policies or you're out of the game. >> it's their point, bill. >> further to dan i'd say,s this the problem with obama care from the beginning not just that it had abortion provisions, it's based on force, forcing people to buy insurance, forcing peo

dan? >> j.c., thank you. >>> some sad news to report this morning about one of the biggest names in our business. cbs newsman and "60 minutes" commentator, andy rooney, has died. he was 92 years old. abc's george stephanopoulos has a look back at a remarkable career. >> you know something i don't like? chocolate chip cookies. >> reporter: he was america's lovable, but grumpy, uncle. >> it says push in and pull up. it sounds good. but you can't push it in. and if you do get it pushed in, you can't pull it up. this is a box of minute rice. fine. but it takes you three minutes to open the box. >> reporter: delivering more than 1,000 commentaries on "60 minutes" beginning in 1978. >> i don't know anything offhand that mystifies americans more, than the cotton they put in pill bottles. >> reporter: making the mundane seem consequential. >> here's a little package of the kind of crackers they give you with soup at a lunch counter. there's supposed to be a tab here. but you never can find it. >>

we're back with dan henninger and jason riley and joining the panel. kim strassel. >> the message out of iowa, if you dare to challenge unions political power you'll be crushed. is that right? >> i think what we saw out of ohio this week, when unions across the entire country decide to focus on one race, and 30 million or more astonishing on one initiative. they can pull up and when their opponents make some tactical errors and we can talk about that. >> what were those mistakes, kim. you're right about the money and wisconsin managed to survive with this intact and ohio didn't. why the difference? >> the difference was up in wisconsin what governor walker made sure he did was exempt police and firefighters from some of these restrictions on collective bargaining and that's not the case in ohio and that seemed to bother a lot of ohio voters, there with an as poll that showed one in five republicans seemed to have an issue with the collective bargaining restrictions no doubt because of the police and firefighters, inclusion in them. >> and republicans i

i'm glad i have dan lothian standing by. and also brianna keilar who is traveling with the president. as we can see, it's a beautiful day there in hawaii, and i'm sure maybe the people there are soaking it up and enjoying it. the president as well taking their time getting to those microphones. >> that's right. an idyllic setting here on the beach at waikiki as we await the president making his closing -- or this press conference to really cap off the apec summit. you know, don, a lot of this summit has to do with sort of keeping up relations. the president has had a number of bilateral meetings. one on one meetings with world leaders here. japan, russia, china. certainly touching on some touchy subjects. but we're expecting him to really tout as we've heard white house officials do and president obama do. sort of tout this framework agreement. a trade agreement with the trantran trans-pacific partnership and touting that japan has made strides to get on board in this framework and sort of setting up the process for the comi

dan and andrea? >> did you notice how impressive she is when she has to run from this side of the studio to here. >> your workout for today. >> thank you, ginger. >>> this is such a tricky question for shoppers trying to save money. shop now? or wait until later? there's certain items you should not buy now. they're going to get even cheaper as the weeks go on. and we'll tell you what they are. >> becky worley will give us the answers on that one. >>> and we knew the "twilight" pairs made people swoon. apparently, some of the vampires are making people genuinely sick. we'll get to that coming up. >>> and a lot to be thankful this weekend. it's "your three words" coming up a little later. while sunbathing? why not? have you ever climbed a rock wall in the middle of the ocean? or tried something really wild? why not? it's all possible in the nation of why not. royal caribbean's floating nation where you're free to do anything you want. which may be nothing at all. royal caribbean international. visit r

>> dan carter. >> he did not think much of richard nixon. particularly after 1968, because in 1970, when governor wallace was running, his wife had died. he was going to run against former governor wallace. richard nixon put $400,000 in secret cash into the brewer campaign. it did not stay a secret very long. governor wallace always suspected that richard nixon was trying to destroy him, which he was, because nixon saw wallace as his greatest threat in 1972. he made every effort that he could and governor wallace was aware of that. >> in your book, in the 1972 campaign, george wallace started strong before he was shot, correct? >> absolutely. he got more votes at the end of the day he was shot. he had more votes than any other democratic candidate at the time. i do not think he would have got a nomination, but it was a tremendous problem for the democratic party. >> after he was shot in 1972, richard nixon went to see him, correct? >> that is correct. >> who else went to see him? >> hubert humphrey went to see him, george mcgovern went to se

dan kerman has more. >>dan: we can tell you that occupy oakland continues to be in the square, music and speeches continued. fast far as the issues they use both about, officials say the city will be open for business tomorrow and the school district says the schools will be open in if parents are encouraged to send their kids to class. >> the city is open for business. >>dan: officials said that oakland will continue to provide essential services even though some city employees could join in the protest. >> we are looking at those requests on a case by case basis. employees are able to use vacation time. they cannot use six times. >> the police department is on mandatory staffing as is fire. >>dan: schools will also remain open and the district is expecting students to attend. >> we are making sure the schools are open as a safe haven and construction will continue. >>dan: over 200 teachers have asked for the day off and substitutes will cover classis. >> teachers had to file for a personal leave day by

dan kerman is standing by with more. third cos >>dan: fed lee has been interim mayor. he decided to throw his hat into the ring and now faces off against other challengers. there are a lot of people running for mayor. as you know, the polls close at about 8:00 p.m. here if specifically, in the last and mayoral races, turnout has been around 50 percent. people are saying that they expect that the male and ballots are indication of voters and so far they've only received 79,000 backed. this is also the first time for a link choice of voting. people are voting for their first, second in the third choice for. although lee seems to be the front runner, mayor jean quan in oakland put her over the top because of the choice voting. election officials told us it is likely we will not have results in san francisco tonight and maybe not even tomorrow depending on what the votes look like. we are here in the restaurant where deadly and his supporters will be gathering, speaking with us and we will broadcast that to you later. >>pam: the kron4 news at 8:00 p.m. is just getting star

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first, let's talk about the fog tonight. >> yes, dan. if you step outside some parts of the area it is like pea soup. a dense fog advisory has been issued until 7:00 a.m. wednesday. this includes the bay shoreline, the santa clara valley including san jose. the san jose airport is reporting visibility less than a quarter of a mile. they are down to an 8th of a mile. look out for the dense fog. the wind will pick up tomorrow and so a high wind warning goes into affect at 6:00 tomorrow morning and continues until 6:00 p.m. thursday. this covers the higher terrain and gusts to 70 miles an hour are possible over the ridges and peaks. that means the downed trees and the power lines. lower elevations are under a wind advisory with gusts to 45 miles an hour. dan, i will be back to tell you when the strongest winds will hit when i come back with my detailed accu-weather forecast. >> thank you. pg&e is gearing up for the windstorm sandhya is talking about. you can see tree trimming crews out in oaknd la. they are cutting off -- in oakland. they a