bill jordan buys one for a friend in denver, colorado.ust as he walks out of the mall, he feels someone tugging on his shopping bag. >> i felt this huge pull on my arm and then another yank. you know, it's just -- and another yank. >> it's such a vicious yank that not only is the ipad gone, but so, too, is the skin on the 59-year-old's finger. >> he just kept pulling and pulling and, like i said, something had to give and it wound up being a pinky on my left hand. >> the crime is caught on the shopping center's security cameras. the finger is so damaged, it needs to be partially amputated. >> i think it's about down to here. >> after looking at the video, denver police spokesman sonny jackson can spot the thief and another man following jordan. >> you can tell they see the individual. it does concern us. you purchase an item, someone is targeting you as you buy it. >> the next morning, 20-year-old brandon darnell smith is arrested and charged with robbery and third-degree assault. smith pleads not guilty. >> there's a message here. people

jordan. then i read your book, and you are competing with bill russell to see who can go to sleep the fastest. everything you do is competitive. >> i do not know where it comes from. the thing that you see when you are small, the stories that you tell yourself when you're growing up. those are the things that i did to myself. i did not want to go home. i was afraid to go home. i spent a lot of time by myself. i loved the forest, i loved climbing. trying to find something that i could look at. those were fun things. going fishing, fish and all day from daylight to dark. then i picked up this basketball, which changed my life forever. i think of the imaginary games i have played in my mind. i have a very vivid imagination. in some ways, i was setting goals for myself. goals were the primary reason we get to where we want to get. i wanted to be something different than what i was seeing every day. i wanted to be someone that would always try to help give and to be nice to people. i did not grow up in a house like that at all. tavis: tell the understand how a guy that had that kind of an imaginat

bills. the browns hosting a tennessee tightens. hasselbeck. looking for their third consecutive victory. jerry cook has gone 80 yards. tennessee takes a 14-6. thre fow for 350 yards. jordan -- the pick. titans win this one by a final of 31-6. how about the team that last week the ravens -- st. louis. the redskins visiting the rams today. rex grossman. washington takes the lead. ryan terrain looks good this week. 20-yard touchdown. 14-0 washington. fourth quarter, the rams try to rally. sam bradford to steven jackson, 17-10. the rams louis and by17-10. coming up tonight, bottom of the are we have you set. the ravens count on for kick off, getting ready for the jets. a full half hour for you. the 7 day forecast coming up right after this. >> we talked about it being from all-weather, but look at it for the rest of the weekend. >> once the storm pulls away on tuesday, some beautiful fall weather and the middle of the weaker >> thanks for joining us. the ravens, broadcast team up the ravens, broadcast team up

bill would require pg&e and other companies to look at legislation made by the ntsb. >>> mayor gene quan named his temporary replacement. assistant police chief, howard jordan will serve as acting police chief for the city. he's been serving as assistant chief. it's the second time jordan will serve as interim chief. the first stint came in february 2009. it was during that time four officers were killed on the same day. >>> get ready to roll up your sleeves and get your flu shot. interesting enough, this year the flu vaccine is exactly the same one as last year. you need to get the vaccine again? marianne favro is here with the answers. typically they tell you you have to get it every year. the fact that it's the same flu strain? can you take a pass? >> no. if you want full protection. both the fda and cdc are recommending you get the vaccine again. because your levels of protective antibodies declined in a year. and the czc is recommending the vaccine for almost everyone older than six months. if arthur has learned one thing in his 91 years, it's that this tiny bit of pain now can save him months of pain later. >> we're in a retirement home, and i don't w

bill loss for us. >> officers were responded at the time of the theft including a shooting and robbery however jordan still promises to investigate. >>> a deadly salmon virus has been found in the pacific northwest and it is called salmon a people why. -- anemia. while we are told it does not affect humans, it is having a drastic impact on salmon. researchers say it could have a devastating affect on the food chains. >>> a small bear cub climbed on top of the produce and a customer grabbed him and took him outside. no mother bear was seen in that area and animal experts say it is unusual to see a bear cub this time of the year. they believe the bear got in through the automatic doors. >>> it has now been 13 months since the pipeline in san bruno, how it led to a late night session on capitol hill. >>> and we are with members who will march today and why. >>> also take a look at all the early stock numbers for you. . >>> homeland security ringing the bell on the nasdaq this morning, a lot of stocks watched a lot of things that could affect the market and we have disappointing economic news in china an

bill. from the monument the demonstrators moved on to the martin luther king jr. memorial which is to be dedicated tomorrow. for some perspective on the economic backdrop to the protests we're joined we financial expert jordan goodman. first the university of michigan confidence survey showed expectations hit the lowest levels since 1980. >> right. >> at the same time we saw retail sales hit the highest level in seven months. what's going on? >> consumers at the high end are doing pretty well. tiffany's, nordstrom, their sales are doing well and prices are up. retail sales are up because people are paying more for food and gas and other kind of things. the expectations is the key thing. people are losing income and thinking things are getting worse and the result is most people out there are cutting back every way they possibly can. >> mason: meanwhile we've seen foreclosures surge again. they were up 14%. is the foreclosure crisis deepening? >> absolutely. the banks were holding off but are getting more aggressive doing foreclosures they had not been doing in the past causing the housing prices coming down. i'm hearing from appraisers they're saying a home foreclosed on hurts the valleys in the entire neig

bill bennett will be on right after this. jim jordan later today. glenn beck. i'll be heading up a marriage panel was some great speakers. host: utah on our line for independents. caller: how are you this morning? there is a movement afoot to begin taxing churches because of their involvement in politics and the use of their facilities as well as their pulpits and personnel to advance their agendas. do you feel there is anything on that? if you do not, why should there not be? guest: i do think it is a very real threat. during the 2008 elections, the number of churches that were involved in political activity in support of barack obama, we spoke up saying they should be able to do that. we partner with the alliance defense fund to challenge these laws because we believe they are unconstitutional. it is something that lyndon b. johnson put in when he was in the senate. pastors are citizens as well and should be able to instruct their congregations on the moral values that represent their faith. host: our last call for tom mcclusky from springfield, mass. caller:

the proposals in this bill are steps we have to take if we want to build an economy that lasts. if we want to be able to compete with other countries for jordan- jobs to restore a sense of security. we have to rein in our deficit and live within our means which is why this bill is paid for by asking millions air -- millionaires and billionaires to pay their share. some say this is class warfare. i see it as a simple choice. we can keep taxes as they are for millionaires or we can ask them to pay at least the same rate as a plumber or a bus driver. in the process, we can put teachers and workers back on the job. we can fight to protect their cuts or we can cut taxes for every worker and small-business and america. we cannot afford to do both. it is that simple. there are too many people working for us to do nothing. the economy is too fragile for us to let politics get in the way. the people who represent you have a responsibility to do what is best for you. not what is best for their party or what is going to help them win an election that is more than a year away. i need you to keep making your voice is heard. i need you to remind these folk

jordan? >> our job is to protect life and property and make sure that the citizens of oakland are safe. our officers were assaulted with bottles, rocks, and had hazardous materials thrown at them. >> bill: enter the radical move on organization which is funding some of the occupiers. it took just hours for them to produce this video. >> for weeks, occupy oakland participants have peacefully exercised their first amendment rights to protest the wall street greed that has left our economy in shambles. on october 25th,. [explosion] police shamefully, recklessly, brutally tried to silence them. is this your city? stop the police brutality and protect the rights of the citizens of oakland to peacefully assemble. >> bill: it's obvious that move on was ready to exploit violence to so they could portray the u.s. as a police state. first demon nice capitalism, first tell how unfair and show the world cops are fascist. disgracefulfully the mayor of oakland caved in to the radical left. >> what i want to say to you tonight is how deeply saddened i am about the outcome tuesday. it's not what anyone hoped for. ill understand it's my responsibility and i want to apologize to everyone about what happ

jordan vineyard and winery. $2,500 to attend if you want a photo and private talk with texas governor. >> president obama is in perry's homestead to rally support for his jobs bill and raise money for his reelection campaign. he will appear at a community college in whiskey texas rallying for this patented his and classrooms and modernize schools. he is pushing congress to pass the entire dobbs spoke but lawmakers say they only want to vote and pass on the proposals in which they agree. the president will also attend to different fund-raising events. >> sources close to new jersey gov. chris christie says he has decided not to run for president. he has a news conference scheduled for later this morning. one source says christy spent the weekend discussing with his wife the pros and cons of a late entry into the race. a 20 7:00 a.m., we are back with more and a couple of minutes. here is a live look at the james lick. it is bright but great. we are waiting for another round of rain. this storm is bigger than the last one we had yesterday. the blue angels we is upon us. our fleetweek special is this saturday from 5:03 p.m.. join us for that. the best seat in the h

john jordan said he decided to host the event after meeting perry and seeing that they held the same political beliefs. and president obama is in paris home state to rally support for his jobs bill as well as ways money for his reelection campaign he will appear at a community college in mesquite texas. and he says this will keep teachers in classrooms and modernize schools. he is one to pass the republican--the jobs bill what republicans are saying they want to only vote on those things and they agree on. >> 5:16 a.m. is a time right now, we have our eyes on the weather. this morning it looks like it is clear now there's a shot of san francisco but not so fast, james says the more rain is on the way. >> the dry weather that we will enjoy this afternoon will not last very long. vincent pieces of the next rain system that will make our lives difficult over the next couple days but today like the city will be dry in the afternoon mostly cloudy some low-level clouds from the system moving on through. some of the mid to high level cloud are layered on top, so combine those two and there will be much sunshine today and at least will have dreier whether we can look forward to that. ta