today marks one year since syria s uprising began with a day of rage. it is clear the rage has not let up. we re keeping an eye, too, on afghanistan. defense secretary leon panetta just met with president hamid karzai as the u.s. soldier who is a kutsed of slaughtering 16 people is moved from the country. the washington monument is sinking. it s sunk a fraction of an inch since the quake hit last august. today the circus ends and the prison sentence begins. former governor rob blagojevich has left illinois and might not be back for quite some time. he s on his way right now to a federal prison in colorado to start his 14-year sentence. he was convicted last summer of corruption. zoraida zsambolin is with us. my pleasure. zoraida, his going away thing was kind of like he was a rock star rather than a corrupt politician. why is that? as i was watching it this morning, i thought the exact same thing. this guy still does what he does best, right? he has this rock star
heart attack grill in las vegas to shut down his restaurant. a member of the group said a patron s recent healthcare should be a wakeup call that bypass operations aren t funny. someone had a heart attack while eating the triple bipass. the owner says he feels bad for the victim but adds he does not plan to close. a dozen people hurt when a city bus and a sport utility vehicle collide. it is our top story on a fox trip across america. oklahoma. the wreck happened just west of downtown oklahoma city. an emergency official says crews took ten people on the bus and two from the suv to a hospital. authorities say witnesses claim that suv s driver may have run a red light. california. a pet store in sacramento released this security video from valentine s day. store owners say a pair of
afghanistan. they won t say whether it s the type that contains highly classified information. security experts say if it is that drone, the u.s. military has lost a lot. the important point to take away here is that the iranians now have a very sensitive piece of american military technology in their hands. i hope that there s a self-destruct button attached to it. after months of bloody crack jouns against protesters, syria now says it will let observers into the country to monitor what is going on but only if the arab league agrees to drop sanctions against syria. the u.n. says more than 4,000 people have died in sirrian protests this year. once again, southern california is bracing for powerful, dangerous santa ana winds. we re talking gusts hitting 60 miles an hour in the mountains. that s happening today. 50 miles an hour in los angeles, ventura counties. what has it been like to deal with santa ana over the past week? cold, number one. scary and going to bed re
kid to college but retailers are looking to hire half a million temporary workers with the holidays coming up according to the national retail federation. major chains often hire these temp workers then full-time after the holidays. we definitely saw that last year. retail workers, there are jobs there. some other jobs in high demand truck drivers, engineers, including industrial and software engineers. registered nurses. professional chefs. and accountants. but it is undeniable people are not just angry and frustrated, they are lived with the economy, jobs, their paychecks an the income gap. look at this scene. in new york, right now, at the heart of our financial district, the occupy wall street protests are intensifying. we do have a live picture for you. today marks the 21st day of the movement with no signs of it dying down any time soon. in fact, the grassroots protests, the discontent are spreading rapidly across the country from east to west, north to south. this
right now all the bridges are still open. they will close once winds reach up to 60 miles per hour. we are not really getting huge gusts the winds just yet. a lot of rain. i can tell you it s a ghost town in new york city. somebody mentioned earlier i was thinking for a city that never sleeps. tonight and this morning, well, it s a sleep. let s just hope everybody stays indoors because this is something you don t want to be out in today unless you are reporting on it or you are an emergency official. go ahead and just sweep down sixth avenue this is something i myself have never seen. this is new york city. and the early morning hours or overnight you are always at least seeing taxi cabs. we are not seeing any traffic whatsoever except for sporadic few of vehicles. it are taxis, a few running, what they are doing is running on a zone basis. for every zone you travel through they charge you 10 bucks. normally $2.50 when you get in the cab. you are spending a lot of money if you want to