so the sooner i got moving the sooner i could get to the sun above us. you have one heck of a story to tell your students in bowling green, kentucky. how is the shoulder? getting better? hopefully. we have a lot of operations and physical therapy ahead but i figure if i can crawl out of the hole i am going to use my arm again. we will see what we can do. thank you, doctor. good luck! appreciate it. there is an aggressive manhunt for a suspect who is considered armed and dangerous. he is this man. he maybe carrying explosives and had to go into his apartment with hazmat gear. what prompted this story when we come back.
town wins a $950 million lottery jackpot. you heard right. all except one guy who missed out on it. we start with this. we re just a few hours away from the start of the nevada caucuses. it is the fifth contest in the republican presidential race, but the first one to take place west of the mississippi we will have much more on that in just a moment. but first, here are some of the other top stories we are watching for you this morning. in syria anti-government activists say the military is randomly bombing residential neighbors. it has been the center of the uprising in syria. activists say as many as 260 people including women and children have been killed in the past day alone. cnn has not independently confirmed the accounts, though. here is what one brave activist told our anderson cooper last night. they have been bombarding an a area for like three hours with tank shells because a part of the syrian army led down to welcome the syrian army. so they bombard randomly
overshadowing the game on this american morning. captions by vitac www.vitac.com and good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, november 30th. ali velshi is off i m christine romans along with carol costello. good morning. good morning. the dismantling the occupy l.a. camp is under way right now. hundreds of riot police moving in. more police officers than protesters by some accounts. police issued several ten-minutes warnings throughout the night, that were pretty much ignored. how much arrests so far, sandra endo? reporter: still no exact number, carol. the scene is very active. you can see cops in riot gear. also the fire department is on-scene. the bomb squad. look at this. the massive movement of hazmat suits methodically going through the park trying to get rid of all the tents and debris and everything that people have brought into the encampment. this is how it all went down. just a little after midnight these protesters heard the warning that this was bas
sniffing at the vehicle and now members of that bomb squad have opened up the vehicle and they ve pulled out quite a few suitcases. you ll notice they re not wearing hazmat gear, so apparently the scene was not deemed to be that dangerous but again, this is the nypd bomb squad, the fire department and ems also called to the scene in front of the met toll pan museum of art, the upper east side, fifth avenue between 81st and 82nd street. when they decided this vehicle was suspicious, they closed fifth avenue from east 81 sc to east 84th and that is still the situation which i would presume is creating quite a traffic situation on fifth avenue as we approach the holidays. we should mention there was a big protest in front of this museum over the weekend, more than 200 people protest ago decision by a different museum, smithsonian in washington, d.c. to remove a controversial work by david