lindsay murphy in seattle where it all went down. murph. reporter: feldy, it was a long 56 days between wins, but their longest losing skid since 1998 is no longer and you want to know how the redskins did it? the secret lies within the four white lines of this very football field. it didn't take long for the chilly air in seattle to heat up. during the coin toss at midfield pregame is when the skins and seahawks started jawing at one another. >> guy said something about us stepping on his seahawk. we do that everywhere we go. we want to see it break down, wasn't anything disrespectful or personal, but he said something about us stepping on his seahawk and we're going to pay and i said something. it just kind of escalated a little bit from there. reporter: did you step on the seahawk? >> we do that on every stadium. it's nothing personal. it's a mindset when you come into another place you're not tippy toing. you are trying to make it your place. >>> who knew that could fire up a team in the midst of a six- game losing skid, but it worked a

violence by police departments across the country so we're going to speak to the former police chief of seattle to get to the bottom of why and see what can be changed and then in an audit moment last night g.o.p. candidate you cambridge came out sounding more reasonable than all the other candidates on stage when it came to immigration we're going to see if his idea of legal status but no guaranteed pathway to citizenship could actually work for you have all that and more fit and clear just happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. all right so it's now been more than two months since the occupy wall street movement first began in the park on september seventeenth and throughout the time we've seen large marches we've seen clashes with police on sundays tens of thousands of people being on the streets on either side of the battle so a new study has compiled some figures to see just how much the extra police presence and so forth has been costing the city and the mainstream media was sure to jump all over it and immediately bring in the occupy movement

violence by police departments across the country so we're going to speak to the former police chief of seattle to get to the bottom of why and see what can be changed and then in an audit moment last night g.o.p. candidate newt gingrich came out sounding more reasonable than all the other candidates on stage when it came to immigration surrogacy of his idea of legal status but no guarantee of pathway to citizenship could actually work or have all that and more fit and i couldn't get this happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. all right so it's now been more than two months since the occupy wall street movement first began in zuccotti park on september seventeenth and throughout that time we've seen large marches we've seen clashes with police on sundays tens of thousands of people being on the streets on either side of the battle so a new study has compiled some figures to see just how much the extra police presence and so far has been costing the city and the mainstream media was sure to jump all over it and immediately bring in the occupy movement

seattle blocked the extra point. 20-17 washington. last chance for seattle. down six, tavaris jackson. looking for golden tate. and redemption number 23. redskins back to win it 23-17. snapping their six game losing streak. next week the redskins host the jets. this week, mark sanchez and the jets taking on ryan fitzpatrick. and the bills. pick it up in the third quarter. new york up 21-14. fitzpatrick goes deep for brad smith. tipped into the air, smith. beats cromardie, 36 yard touchdown. that's impressive. game tied at 21. here we go. two minutes in the game. down 24-21. third and 11. burress makes the play. one handed grab. that's sweet. that's the first down too. and two plays later. sanchez. makes the play himself. rolls out. and fires to a wide open santonio holmes. 16 yard touchdown. the game winner. sanchez finished with four touchdown passes. jets beat the bills. new york improves to 6-5. in philadelphia. vince young making his second start for the eagles. hosting the patriots. third play of the game for philly. young, back to pass. going deep for r

as seattle police spokesman explained, the spray is not age specific. it's no more dangerous to someone who is 10 or someone who is 80. you see, being agonizingl agoniy blinded by pepper spray is fun for the whole family and perfectly harmless. to prove it i'm going to demonstrate right here on my show. jimmy, send in the 10-year-old boy. come on in. ( applause ) danny, everybody. give it up ( cheers and applause ) hey, danny. thank you for coming on. >> hi, stephen. >> stephen: okay, now, danny are you ready to get pepper sprayed? >> what's happening? ( laughter ). >> stephen: don't worry, the seattle police say it is harmless to pepper spray a 10-year-old boy. >> do you have to? >> stephen: yeah. uh, i would do it to a rabbit but then i'd have peta on my ass. okay. and after we are done, i will give you this delicious gogurt as a reward. okay? ( laughter ) all right, now, danny, this is five mill scoville units of concentrated cappization. are you allerger to pepper oil? >> i don't know. >> stephen: let's find out. you have to take your glass off, oka

as seattle police spokesman explained, the spray is not age specific. it's no more dangerous to someone who is 10 or someone who is 80. you see, being agonizingl agoniy blinded by pepper spray is fun for the whole family and perfectly harmless. to prove it i'm going to demonstrate right here on my show. jimmy, send in the 10-year-old boy. come on in. ( applause ) danny, everybody. give it up ( cheers and applause ) hey, danny. thank you for coming on. >> hi, stephen. >> stephen: okay, now, danny are you ready to get pepper sprayed? >> what's happening? ( laughter ). >> stephen: don't worry, the seattle police say it is harmless to pepper spray a 10-year-old boy. >> do you have to? >> stephen: yeah uh, i would do it to a rabbit but then i'd have peta on my ass. okay. and after we are done, i will give you this delicious gogurt as a reward. okay? ( laughter ) all right, now, danny, this is five mill scoville units of concentrated cappization. are you allerger to pepper oil? >> i don't know. >> stephen: let's find out. you have to take your glass off, okay

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statistically seattle stinks too. and a redskins offense that has been on life support most of the season actually showed a pulse sunday. >> we had some opportunities in the game that we took advantage of. and as long as we stick with it, it's going to help. >> i feel like my hand is ready. when it comes to taking a hit doing different things like that, you can't help it. >> the receivers played pretty good last weekend. >> now, before you get too excited, seattle is tough at home. two weeks ago they dominated baltimore. yes, that's right, i said baltimore. as in ravens. and coach shanahan who has taken many teams to seattle before says his current group can expect one thing come sunday. >> it's very loud and you remind your team how loud it is. >> honestly, i really want to know why it's so loud in there. so i went and found out that it's the way the stadium is built. if the wind comes in the stadium a certain way. i'm like, man, i talked to the guy and it is the way he made it. >> good luck. >> yes, good luck. josh

seattle has a great fan base, 12th man and all of that. >> terrible uniform. i just don't think they are very good. >> okay. >> they are devoid of talent on the offensive side of the board. i don't think that sack son is any good as quarterback. and the 12th man, they can't play the football four. i think the redskins get off the schnide and win. >> i can't think that you think that jackson is a good quarterback. but here, you have two quarterbacks that can't play. >> rex grossman did not cost them the game. it was the kicker. he missed two field goals are you going to pick? >> because i'm not picking any more redskins game. make a pick. that's part of our deal. when we signed the contract for off the wall, you had to pick every week. who are you picking? >> the redskins will be 6-10 at the end of the year. that's all i'm saying. and they are not even going to make it to that mark. >> no, they're going to win three more games. >> that's the only thing i was wrong about. they're going to -- that's the only thing. >> i have a laundry list of things you have been

as seattle police spokesman explained, the spray is not age specific. it's no more dangerous to someone w is 10 or someone who is 80. you see, being agonizingl agoniy blinded by pepper spray is fun for the whole family and perfectly harmless. to prove it i'm going to demonstrate right here on my show. jimmy, send in the 10-year-old boy. come on in. ( applause ) danny, everybody. give it up ( cheers and applause ) hey, danny. thank you for coming on. >> hi, stephen. >> stephen: okay, now, danny are you ready to get pepper sprayed? >> what's happening? ( laughter ). >> stephen: don't worry, the seattle police say it is harmless to pepper spray a 10-year-old boy. >> do you have to? >> stephen: yeah. uh, i would do it to a rabbit but then i'd have peta on my ass. okay. and after we are done, i will give you this delicious gogurt as a reward. okay? ( laughter ) all right, now, danny, this is five mill scoville units of concentrated cappization. are you allerger to pepper oil? >> i don't know. >> stephen: let's find out. you have to take your glass off, okay.

this man helps hoist the flag in seattle. ravens went out and spot of seattle a 10-0 lead. ray rice. a sluggish start. 16-7, a fumble. seattle recovers and kicks another field goal. joe flacco to dixon. a cure day 0-- a career day for ed. pile.wn lynch hits the the ravens lose. terrell suggs and the ravens get outplayed. >> i'm disgusted to lose like this. we have to get over this. we have a big division game next week against a dangerous cincinnati team. >> the ravens are now 6-3 and those will never control they have over the afc north. pittsburg beat cincinnati yesterday. the jets get run over by the patriots. mark sanchez doing some running. 9-6 jetst. this-- jets. this pass from tom brady. a good young tight end. a nice bite. -- a nice spike. new england beats the jets. the jets are 5-4. i wish i had the magic answer why the ravens struggle. >> maybe playing down to the competition. >> focus and concentration. it comes down to, and my focus enough on doing the attention to detail play after play after play. against teams like that, a major problem. >> thank you. follow

some goodned with -- there are losing streak in seattle. we are joined with some good news. >> for a team that has dropped row, the redskins came into today's game with a fire. it is the fourth year taylor'sry of sean death. players said it felt like he was there with him. they came back. taking a pitch. hurdles over a tackle. it is 17-14, seattle. check up rex grossman. dropping back, sends a bomb. anthony armstrong made that play. 17.y win 23- do the dougie. >> a great bunch of guys. a lot of character. a lot of team chemistry. a lot of good people. a lot of hard-working football players. they believe in one another. thehe pilot was a -- the dougie.s i heard yours was better. we will have more coming up in sports. >> thank you. >>> in one hour, said monday kick off.ially be huge for to retailers. the heels of a big shopping weekend, the biggest black friday in history. we report. >> shoppers rushed in for black friday bargains. they spent $52.40 billion in .tores and online that is up 16%. >> we had more room to buy more gifts this season

tate 15 yards, seattle with 17 straight points to take a 17-7 lead. 10 minutes left. redskins taking 3rd and 8. rex grossman, roy helu leaps a guy and goes 28 yards for his first career touchdown, helu for 100 ate yards, the deficit cut to -- 108 yards. the deficit cut 17-14, hello, helu. six minutes to go. grossman, anthony armstrong, having a disappointing season, but a great catch there, 50- yard touchdown, longest completion for the redskins this season, extra point blocked 20-17. final minute redskins lead by six. tarvaris jackson picked off by d. hall to heist the game. redskins get their first victory in 56 days 23-17. the redskins end a six-game losing streak. grossman threw for a season high 314, the fifth 300-yard passing game of his career. roy helu becomes the first running back to rush for more than 100 yards since october 2nd. jabar gaffney led in catches and receiving yards and perry riley making his career high 14 tackles. the redskins defeated the seahawks 16 times in the postgame season. mike shanahan, what do you have? >> feels pretty good. you put

how did they measure up to seattle. that's next. [ male announcer ] the chicken marinara melt is the featured $5 footlong™ of november. juicy chicken, marinara sauce, and melty cheese served toasted on freshly baked italian bread. get it pronto, cuz this november only, it joins our everyday $5 footlongs! subway. eat fresh. >>> and welcome back, everybody. i'm with my guys. dave elfin, brian mitchell. kyle orton gets claimed off of waivers by the kansas city chiefs. i'm surprised the redskins didn't make a play for it. are you surprised? >> i'm not surprised. i talked to charlie and he explained a lot of things. he's a fourth year guy. he's going to get his guaranteed contract. him getting here he would probably be active for four weeks. $2.6 million. >> that is a lot of money. now that you put it that way. it does make since. there is a lot of people that feels like this football team needs to start over. do you believe that? >> is there somebody that doesn't believe that. >> rex has gone enough that he can probably c

bank in seattle had a message for police and occupy protesters in oakland. seattle police say nearly all the bank's windows were shattered and the atm screens were smashed overnight as well. it's hard to make out from the video. the vandals also left a large, spray painted tag on the wall of the bank that read "revenge for occupy oakland." last month in oakland you might remember hundreds of law enforcement officers raided the occupy encampment arresting more than 80 people. last night's vandalism in seattle is now under investigation and police say the estimated damage is in the tens of thousands of dollars. >>> it was a much different scene in the east bay today. some occupy berkeley members came together to show their support for their fellow occupiers in much colder climates by holding a knit-in at the sit-in. knitters and crocheters got together to make hats, gloves, and scarves to send to encampments facing freezing temperatures and snow. they say this is a peaceful and productive way to show solidarity with other occupiers across the country. >> shari

i'm on seattle's lake union where you have amazing views of a space yield. a short paddle away from here you can see some of the houseboats made famous by the movie "sleepless in seattle." really, you get views of seattle from the water you just can't get any other way. so whether you live here or you are advice iing seattle, don't miss out on the experience of going out on a kayak. >> very soothing and great. >>> top stories including security being very tight at penn state during today's game. school's first game you would legendary football coach joe paterno. just ended. with a loss. loss for penn state. win for nebraska. paterno was fired earlier in the week after a former assistant coach was arrested and charged with child sex abuse. a report on that straight ahead. why do we have aflac... aflac... and major medical? major medical, boyyyy! [ beatboxing ] ♪ i help pay the doctor ♪ ain't that enough for you? ♪ there are things major medical doesn't do. aflac! pays cash so we don't have to fret. [ together ] ♪ something families should get ♪ ♪

seattle's field makes more noise than the ravens. even more and from the, we will hear from seattle's 12th man. >> the loudest i've ever been in is our practices. you cannot even hear the quarterback screaming at the top of his lungs in the huddle. you just try to simulate practice as much as you can. >> the later tonight, jerry sandusky -- gerrie sandusky opens up about his life in the nfl -- talks with a player who opened up about his life in the nfl. >> there are a lot of wonderful things you can gain from the experience, but do not lose sight of the fact that it is a challenge and it will challenge every part of your being. just be prepared. and save your money. if you want to walk away, you can do easily. >> good advice. wbal class begins at 7:30 p.m. it has been a miserable week of sports news. the legend unspeakable acts and cover-up at penn state. also, a baseball player kidnapped in his home country of venezuela. here is a cleveland browns fan. >> we do not expect you to win the super bowl. we just like to look better than a

so, bring that umbrella if you're out there in portland or seattle. also, more snow in the denver area and the western plains. showers from western oklahoma to the great lakes. >> all that rain and snow drops temperatures into the 30s and 40s. it will be in the 50s in the northeast and the northwest. 70s across most of the south. 82 in miami. 62 in chicago. and 56 right here in new york city. not bad. >> not bad at all. >>> coming up after the break, you have to see this. the $8 million ipad. >>> and you've probably seen their advertisements. new charges against a well-known gold company. abc news investigates. >>> also this morning, saved by a small piece of plastic. how a man's lighter protected him from a bullet. >>> california officials are charging a nationally-known gold dealer with theft and fraud. abc news has learned that in the criminal complaint, goldline is accused of running a bait and switch operation. the company is famous for using endorsements from glenn beck and other conservative icons. goldline ceo tells abc news he's withholding c

how the ravens will avoid a let down in seattle... that'lll o it for the late ediiton, but it's time to tap the rockies. ii's thursday which means bruce has another edition of the coors lighh silver spotlight. spotlight. 3 3 to owings mills, whereejohn harbaugh thinks of just about &peverrthing...he had the raven practice in the rain today...to get them ready for rainy seattle...see? smart! smart! and the rain did not keep lee evans on the sideline..the veteran reciever is trying tt overcome a oot injury in week two that has sidelined him the first ime in weeks yesterday and things went well...well enoogh that he was back out there again today.. brought innto be the raven's deep threat, evans has watched as rookie torrey mith grows into that role..evans says we wants to play sunday against seattle..stay tuned. it'sd a thursday night, and this time of year that means another edition of our cooos light silver spotlight...wheee we meet p with a raven at one of the area's finer etablishments....his week, we're on the squaae in canton with

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

seattle hosts the redskins next sunday. >>> packers hosting tampa bay. want to talk about a tough run. no, no -- yeah -- no. 54yards on a spectacular touchdown. bucs trail 14-7. fourth quarter, packers lead 28-26. rogers lets it fly from the g. packers win 35-26. rogers and company is 10-0. >>> when we return, a disappointing day at fed ex field. we give our own rick doc walker the final word.     [ female announcer ]  at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ now you can choose to save $35 a month for fios tv, internet and phone for just $79.99 a month, plus get a $300 verizon visa prepaid card with a 2 year agreement. but hurry, offer ends soon only at verizonfios.com. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> redskins did good things today. scored two touchdowns in a quarter since week one. led in a game for the first time since week four. >> i'm so relieved that we were football

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in seattle, it was a much more chaotic scene. a show of force from police as protesters blocked traffic. four protesters were arrested. it has been relatively subdued in baltimore. the size of the crowd varies in baltimore from day to day. the score still resembles a 10 campground. overnight camping is prohibited. demonstrators have applied for a permit. >> i hope we have a two-way street of communication, which we do not currently have. i would like to see us working together, to do what we're both here supposedly to do, which is to improve our community. >> the big talk yesterday among the occupy baltimore protest was what happened did new york where the mayor has ordered the park to be cleared and clean, declaring it a public safety hazard. that continues to be the talk in baltimore. >> thank you. an apparent conflict of interest has thrown the robocall trial off-track. the judge recused himself. he offered to take themselves off the case since he was recently appointed by governor martin o'malley. >> it is pretty clear. the j

. >> rice is referring to seattle's weak record of 3-6. but he has recalled that the two losses of the season were to suppose supposedly inferior teams. you need only go as far as your couch. kickoff is sunday at 4:00. >>> well, that hard-hitting, hard-fought game at pittsburgh, has hit a few players hard in the wallet. news of fines handed down by the league today, both steelers and ravens receiving punishment. the big penalty goes to steelers safety ryan clark for the hit he put on ravens' tight end dixon. according to the report, clark was fined $40,000. looked to be a clean play. but officials ruled dixon was a defenseless receiver, that's fined $50,000. clark reacted angrily today, said he had no respect for commissioner roger goodle. and it was a helmitt to -- helmet to helmitt. now, today, louis told us he called the league to plead his case. he shared no harsh words about the commissioner, but he clearly disagreed with how these hits are leading to penalties and fines. >> you definitely respect them trying to protect player safety.

what finally went right today in seattle. >>> we start off tonight with breaking news. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm will thomas. late this evening we learned about a third carjacking in wednesday since wednesday. police believe it's the same suspect and he's getting more violent. fox 5's matt ackland is live in hyattsville close to where the victim was found today. reporter: right here along east west highway is where authorities here in hyattsville apparently found the 77-year- old man tonight. let me take you through what we know. we're just getting these details in, 77-year-old man today carjacked at wheaton plaza this time in front of target. he tells police after they found him that the man who carjacked him cut him with a box cutter, also beat him and police say there is evidence that he was beat. he has several bruises on his face and he is in the hospital, local hospital at this point. same m.o. as the two other crimes earlier this week. apparently the suspect is taking elderly men to several atms. he's forcing them to take out cash at those atms in. this

what is taller, seattle's space needle or the washington monument? >> space needle. reporter: that's correct. the space needle is 605, the monument 555. >> i've seen them both and it seemed a little bit taller. reporter: washington state produces more blank than any other state in the union. i'm going to give you three choices. >> yeah. can i just say it and see if i'm right? reporter: okay. >> apples. reporter: the bonus point, didn't even need the choices. >> behind my parents' house where i group there's an apple orchard. they're all over the place of. reporter: the seahawks have a ceremony before each game with a flag bearing what number is raised? >> 12. reporter: why? >> because they're raising the 12th man. reporter: you're on fire. seattle has a reputation for rain and indeed it has the fourth most rainy days of any major u.s. city. name me just one of the top three and your clue is two of them are nfl cities. >> do i get a lifeline or something? i have two in my head, but one is not an nfl city. portland? reporter: no, it's not portland. >> miami? boston? re

seattle police broke up a we are the 99% occupy demonstration in that city last night. they used pepper spray in mass quantities as you see here to break up that demonstration. here's a report from the local fox affiliate. >> dozens of protesters were hit, including this pregnant woman. an 84-year-old elderly woman waç also sprayed and just moments before, one woman had told us about taking a breather. >> folks thought that we'd take a little short rest here. >> reporter: but that wasn't in the cards. this was the second time today pepper spray was used. now, there's been a lot of interest generated about this 84-year-old woman who was hit with pepper spray. we can tell you online tonight a lot of e-mails, comments, sharing of her pictures, she said she's doing okay and credits not being trampled in the crowd because a war veteran came to her aid. >> the website thinkprogress today posted this video showing the moment when that iraq war veteran escorted this elderly woman to safety. he introduces himself to her. you'll see this, it shows the immediate aftermath of the

at the seattle art museum. and that's your pacific event of the day. >>> bill, thanks so much and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. proving the old adage, where there's smoke, there's fire. demi moore announced thursday, she's ending her six-year marriage to ashton kutcher. rumors have recently swirled about the couple's relationship after several tabloid stories documenting cucher's alleged infidelity in a most pointed part of the statement moore said as a woman, mother and wife, there are certain vows i hold sacred and it's in this spirit that i choose to move forward with my life. >>> and the much-awaited debut of "twilight": breaking dawn part 1 is released. it's expected to get around $130 million. >>> if vampires and werwolves aren't your thing, big weekend for "happy feet two." the dancing penguins sequel shed take in at least $30 million to come in second place. you tried to get on record there at the beginning of the show saying you will not -- >> i did see the firs

in seattle...coming up on sports unlimited... this guy isn't overweight.... he just bboke the world record for shirt-wearing.tom rauen put on a whhpping 247 ssirts.... that's two more than the old record.the llrgest shirt he put on.... a 20-xl, which is big eeough to fit around a queen-sized mattress.this was aaso an enddrance challenge because wearinggaal those shirts is incredibly hot and weighs a few hundred pounds. 3 3 .that's all for the news att ten... up next bbuce cunningham and morgan adsit tell you what went wrong toddy por the ravens... bruce and morgan... it's becoming an alarming trend for this ravens team... big win... even bigger loss... it happened again tonight... &ptonight... 3& .we'll cover every angle from seattle as the purple and black ddop to 6-and-3.... 6-and-3.... 3 blaming one pllyer for the loss isn't fair....uttdavid reed makes a strong case...his p miscues that gave seattte poi. points... .a former raven sticks it to the purple and black...how stephen hauschka was the difference in the game... ttat's right stephen hauschka... haus

. >> reporter: he was 16, in high school, in a seattle suburb. he spent two years in three different camps. the day he turned 18, he volunteered to go to war. jimmy kanaya was already in the army. >> people would be looking at us because we wore the uniform of our country, yet, we looked like the enemy. >> reporter: kanaya and iwasasi joined the 442nd, made of up thousands of japanese americans. they were sent to europe to fight the germans. jimmy kanaya was captured and spent 18 months as a p.o.w. the 442nd won freedom for strangers, while their families were locked up back home. >> we had to go forward to prove ourselves so that we will be free when we get back. >> reporter: but the battle was not over when they returned. george tried selling flowers in seattle. >> i walked in there and the guy says, nope. i says, what's wrong? they are grown by the wrong type of people. i says, i'm really not that bad of a guy. and i said, i'll leave now, but you give me one answer. i said, if you were in my shoes right now, what would you do? >> reporter: the

it was really -- my daughter. >> reporter: in seattle, alisa jaffe, komo 4 news. >> what a great story. a lot of history. >> wet eyes in that room for that one, for sure. >>> coming up next on "good morning america," our popular series, "show me the money." >> this time, elisabeth leamy

temperatures are chilly, 35 in seattle. so we're going to look for temperatures to warm up with the system as it comes onshore. we'll get up in the 50s with ukiah, california, 54 for your high. and unfortunately, all the stormy weather stays in the northwest right through thanksgiving. it's not going to be the prettiest of travel weather. >> that's a pain. all right, bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, first euro worries, then asia worries. and why it's best to know about college rivalries before marketing college t-shirts. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus vampires and werewolves take over the world, at least at the box office. >> coming up, champions are crowned in the mls and nascar. the packers remain perfect and the bears win and lose all in the same game. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. for a third day, police in cairo's tahrir square are clashing with protesters demanding

downpours, seattle to portland. rain, mountain snow, desert southwest. hail, dangerous winds, tornadoes, to little rock. thunderstorms, memphis to cincinnati. showers from new york to d.c. >> 57, baltimore. 73, atlanta. 80 in the big easy. indianapolis, 55. kansas city, 45. 46, seattle. 56, sacramento. 43 in billings. >> awe it's all over now. word from venezuela is that everyone had a great time. >> great time at what is being called the world meeting of body art. what is better than four days of body painting, tattoo artistry, performances and workshops. >> the idea from they're telling us to use the body as a canvas and to try to have fun along the way. seemed like everyone did. >> looks like fun. look at that. >> i see. that looks like fun. looks luke a good time. put that on my calendar for next year. >> i knew you were going to say something like that. >> you know where i will be. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." >> ah-ha-ha. ♪ every time i look into your eyes ♪ [ female announcer ] removing facial hair can be irritating. chal

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it was really -- my daughter. >> reporter: in seattle, alisa jaffe, komo 4 news. >> what a great story. a lot of history. >> wet eyes in that room for that one, for sure. >>> coming up next on "good morning america," our popular series, "show me the money." >> this time, elisabeth leamy shows you how can make money by renting almost anything you own because people really will pay money to borrow your storage space, your power tools, even your pets. >> make some money, folks. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> have a great wednesday.

seattle police broke up a we are the 99% occupy demonstration in that city last night. they used pepper spray in mass ç quantities as you see here to break up that demonstration. here's a report from the local fox affiliate. >> dozens of protesters were hit, including this pregnant woman. an 84-year-old elderly woman was also sprayed and just moments before, one woman had told us about taking a breather. >> folks thought that we'd take a little short rest here. >> reporter: but that wasn't in the cards. this was the second time today pepper spray was used. now, there's been a lot of interest generated about this 84-year-old woman who was hit with pepper spray. we can tell you online tonight a lot of e-mails, comments, sharing of her pictures, she said she's doing okay and credits not being trampled in the crowd because a war veteran came to her aid. >> the website thinkprogress today posted this video showing the moment when that iraq war veteran escorted this elderly woman to safety. he introduces himself to her. you'll see this, it shows the immediate aftermath of th

seattle police broke up a we are the 99% occupy demonstration in that city last night. they used pepper spray in mass quantities as you see here to break up that demonstration. here's a report from the local fox affiliate. >> dozens of protesters were hit, including this pregnant woman. an 84-year-old elderly woman was also sprayed and just moments before, one woman had told us about taking a breather. >> folks thought that we'd take a little short rest here. >> reporter: but that wasn't in the cards. tm was the second time tod pepper spray was used. now, there's been a lot of interest generated about this 84-year-old woman who was hit with pepper spray. we can tell you online tonight a lot of e-mails, comments, sharing of her pictures, she said she's doing okay and credits not being trampled in the crowd because a war veteran came to her aid. >> the website thinkprogress today posted this video showing the moment when that iraq war veteran escorted this elderly woman to safety. he introduces himself to her. you'll see this, it shows the immediate aftermath of the pepp

well, it's 2,019 miles from cleveland to seattle. >> hello, seattle! >> dennis kucinich flew there fearing he might be drawn out of his seat in ohio. you made several trips, i think five trips to seattle and seem to flirt with the idea about running for congress in washington state. >> well, i receive many invitations to speak there, and i'd been going out there for years and to many places in country. >> the eight-term congressman speaking at the pro-marijuana hemp fest last spring. >> seattle, you shook the world once. can you shake it again? i ask you. >> this was not a campaign appearance. he says. when you were told your district in ohio would be wiped out, you weren't even considering a race in washington state, considering a district in washington state? >> i have people asking me if i would consider running, but i made no commitment anywhere. >> in the end, the new ohio map put kucinich in the same district with another democrat incumbent. he decided to stay home and run against her. >> thank you! >>> still to come -- >> whoo! whoo! >> the stat

elderly and pregnant women would be condemned by police however seattle p.d. spokesman jeff compel seemed indifferent to the assault he says the pepper spray is quote not age specific and no more dangerous to someone who is ten or someone who is eighty so good to know the police have no qualms with pepper spraying your grandma somebody please explain to me why police think it is ok to wager pepper spray assault against pregnant and elderly women much less the rest of this peaceful protesters in seattle sadly can't really say that i'm surprised this police violence has become the norm for occupy movements nationwide but in the meantime police across the country continue to use unnecessary force which often creates what little violence has been seen at the occupy sites across the country if notice from police are peaceful so are the protesters. oh so much more times than i i think back but today delve into the details of a health care to sherry from a version of this anti-piracy legislation called sopa i'll tell you why so many are declaring it as the. internet