would we allow our workers to work unsave and unsanitary rules and conditions? there were people who thought massive inequality and exploitation of people was just the price you pay for progress. theodore roosevelt disagreed. he was the republican son of a wealthy family. he praised what the titans of industry had done to create jobs and grow the economy. he believed then what we know is true today. the free market is the greatest force for economic progress in human history that led to a prosperity and standard of living unmatched by the rest of the world. roosevelt also knew that the free market has never been a free license to take whatever you can from whoever you can. he understood the free market works when there rules of the road that ensure competition is fair and open and honest. so he busted up forcing the companies to compete for consumers with better services and better prices. today they still must. he fought to make sure businesses couldn't profit by exploiting children or selling food or medicine that wasn't safe. today they still can't. in 1910,

the rest of it was torn down yesterday, after the city declared it unsaved.st nine arrests following the mass chaos that erupted at minnesota's mall of america. yesterday's brawls reportedly broke out in different parts of the building all around the same time. some witnesses speculated the incidents may have been triggered by rumors two famous rap stars were visiting the mall. no serious injuries reported. >>> a history making moment for new orleans saint quarterback drew brees who became the nfl's newest single-season passing leader at last night's game against the atlanta falcons. it's a title held by football legend dan marino since 1984. the new orleans superdome exploded in spontaneous celebration. look at them celebrating there the saints went on to beat the falcons 45-16. congratulations to drew brees. wolf? >> drew brees, a great quarterback indeed. congratulations to him and the saints. >>> the videos that apparently you watched the most this year. here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: the thing about youtube videos is that some you get -- >> da, d