on asht in greeley brendan greeley on facebook. > -- brendan greeley on facebook. >> maybe it is nota. maybe next year it will be all about bitcoins. >> pending home cells number at 10:00 a.m. >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." big news -- look for bloomberg television on apple tv. i'm tom keene. with us, scarlet fu and cristina alesci. our guest host this hours brendan greeley of "bloomberg businessweek." >> did you watch any football games? >> tom wachtel like -- tom watched 14. blacklike money -- monday. for tv advertisers, time to check out the checkbooks. live nfl games accounted for nine of the 10 most-watched telecast of 2013. the oscars is the exception there. attorney for madison square garden with years of espn programming there. welcome. the tv viewing expense of nfl games is so great. people say it is better than going to live games. does it threaten the sport of football as a result? >> i don't think it. it is too powerful. they are trying to make the experience in the stadium better so that is something to watch for the next couple years. it is the gri

i thought i had a bead that what caught up to me and hit me in the back. >> brendan knew right away thateer as one of detroit's bravest was over. >> you see these war movies like "saving private ryan" when these guys are in combat, you lose -- you lose sound. you can't hear anything. and it was exactly like that. i tried to place my hands on the ground in front of me and do a push-up, and when i did that push-up, i couldn't slide my knees to my chest. i knew instantly what had happened and i was paralyzed and had a spinal cord injury. >> here we go. >> brendan now spends three hours a day, three days a week, here at the rehabilitation institute of michigan working to make the most of what muscles he still has control over. >> walker height's okay? >> it's perfect. >> all right. >> there are days when i question whether or not i'm okay mentally, but to me it's simple. i learned early on that i have a voice through this, and i have something to say and i have a message. >> dugie as he's known to his firefighting family because he joined the department when he was just 20 years old was even

brendan will still more than likely be confined to his wheelchair.e a few minutes this weekend if you can and log on to cnnhealth.com and read brandon's inspirational blog in his own words there. >>> a check of your top stories minutes away. still ahead, better health, it's not just about obama care, it's about you. i'll explain. [ female announcer ] we give you relief from your cold symptoms. you give them the giggles. tylenol cold® helps relieve your worst cold and flu symptoms. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol cold®. >>> does health insurance actually make you healthier? well, the truth is that really you're the only person who can truly make yourself healthier. insurance can help. doctors can help. but unless you listen to them, it really is not going to make a difference. there was a fascinating study that came out of oregon where they compared people who recently got medicaid health insurance to people who were uninsured. what they found is that people who had insurance, they did go to the doctor more often. they e

[laughter] >> of course, i talked to brendan sullivan.he is known for not talking to the media and not allowing his clients to talk to the media until a case is completed. he sticks with that script. and i respect that. >> here is jeffrey thompson at the funeral. [video clip] >> when he came to buy the contract on the building, i was in a meeting with my partners at my accounting firm and i received an urgent call from dr. height. she insisted on speaking with me. she said, mr. thompson, you must come now. now. i dropped everything, got in a cab and went to see her. when i walked into her office, it was like the winds were out of her sail because a certain gentleman on whose shoulders declined to achieve success and for whom she had opened many doors there to walk away from this mission. so what will you do? we must get this deal completed, she said. i said, give me a few minutes to reflect. before i left her office, she said, mr. thompson, see what you can do. >> have you ever met him? >> i have met jeffrey thompson. >> did you talk to h

brendan, uninjured in this. you see the car come apart but you also see the driver's roll cage that's in there all intact. there is brendan being removed from the car uninjured. you also see he was safe in there. it was just like rolling around in a big cage. >> you can even see his helmet as the car is going around. you can see his helmet, his head going around in purple. >> all those parts falling off your unnecessary. that's just little body panels and everything inside is all the important stuff, the roll cage. he has come a long way. >> remarkable. >> look, he is probably screaming in there like whoo-hoo. >> whoo-hoo! >> i gotta couple of rescue videos. i know what you are going to say about this first one. you don't like raccoons. i love this one is getting rescued. >> this raccoon is looking for food stuck in a trash container. you can get in but it is not easy for them to climb out. there is his exit strategy. a very big wood beam somebody brought in. it didn't take him long to figure out, why don't i ju

hang on just one second, brendan. do you have a final thought?i think -- >> go ahead and tell me and i'll let everybody know, okay? thank you so much, brendan, i appreciate it, brave young man offering his thoughts on paul walker, a lot of his fans as many as 3,000 of them paying their tribute after the crash that would claim his life and that of his good friend roger rodas, but this is a celebration of a very sad memorial. >> he has a jimmy dean quality to him of an early and premature death and police are still working on the investigation. paul vercammen in california. thank you so much, we appreciate it. we'll let you get back to brandon right now. >> one family's struggle on two fronts. one son is battling leukemia while mom is battling for kids to get more of the cancer research. you won't believe how little goes to kids. that is coming up next opinion [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in

may i please have officer brendan o'connor. sergeant matthew o'leary. officer mike palata. and officer adrian pane. may i have now officer jason robertson. sergeant sean ryan. sergeant kelvin sanders. sergeant jason sawyer. [applause] can i have officer pete sable. officer thomas smith. officer michael wolf. officer ronald laberto. >> mike wolf decided to be with his wife, having a baby and missed our ceremony. see if he ever gets anything again. >> and the silver medal awarded for the first officer on that night sergeant roberto. and although captain told the story as well could be told. i was there that night. and the story pales by comparison if you saw what these officers encountered. and the fact of the smoke and the rounds going through floors and ceiling and fire and all the buildings attached. i can assure that the shot taken that night by officer hines saved lives as well as all of these officers. [applause] and one person that is not mentioned in the report is captain jason turnis, i don't know if he's here. but he's the captain on scene that had the courage and e

but one that will change firefighter brendan malusky's life forever. >> i remember we were working onade of the building and somebody had yelled some sort of caution. and the bricks kind of leaning down in front of my face and you're taught in a collapse situation to run towards the collapse, but your human instincts take over. >> reporter: brendan knew right away his career as one of the bravest was over. >> you see these war movies like "saving private ryan" when these guys are in combat and you lose sound, you can't hear anything. and it was exactly like that. i tried to place my hands on the ground in front of me to push up and when i did that push-up i couldn't slide my knees to my chest and i knew instantly what had happened, that i was paralyzed and had a spinal cord injury. >> reporter: brendan now spends three hours a day, three days a week, here at the rehabilitation institute of michigan working to make the most of what muscles he still has control over. >> walker height is okay? >> it's perfect. >> there are days that i question whether or not i'm okay mentally but to me i

. >> let me take a step back and explain what the brendan center did with the report we just released. what we did with the report was try to understand the new role that state and local police are playing in national security. so what kind of information is being collected? what's being done with it? what kind of oversight and accountability is there in the system? and unfortunately, what we found, i could only describe as a state of organized chaos. you know, you have police officers across the country, being told to collect and share suspicious activity. but there really isn't clear or consistent guidance about what that actually means, or what should be done with the thousands of reports that are generated each year. and it turns out that this actually presents a big problem for not only civil rights and civil little bit but for national security as well. >> mike, i want to get you in this conversation. what is currently the definition of suspicious activity? >> well it's actually suspicious behavior. and it doesn't have to do with what a person appears to be, what their religious

second possession, army quarterback getting his first start, gets cracked by brendan clemens, loses the football and recover. very next play, quinton singleton on the quick opener. the fullback with 58 yards to the army four yard line. but navy would only be able to settle for a field goal. 10-0 right before the half. navy in the 2 minute drill. ties the ncaa record for most rushing td's by a qb in the season. and then reynolds does it again, that's number 28, so that's a new single season record for rushing touchdowns by a quarterback. navy wins their 12th in a row in a big way. our dave owens was there. he has more from philadelphia. >> well, the naval academy takes pride in being able to overcome any obstacles. they had to overcome a driving snowstorm that turned into a driving sleet storm. for the 12th consecutive time, navy outlasts army. >> it's hard work. always working hard, the coaching staff is the strength conditioning coaches, we work hard, we come out here and we grind and keep putting our foot to the pedal. >> very proud of our seniors. corey peterson and matt and all of o

coyle for bates, because what brendan has got is that sense of danger that you never quite feel you know bates, there is all of this sort of stuff going on inside him, but at the same time, he is a symthetic character and i think that is quite a difficult double to bring off for an actor, and i think he does bring it off absolutely marvelously but all the others, you know, when they would -- we would be sent the film, the audition things and i mean they all jumped out of the screen, really, i remember watching jim carter reading carson and thinking, goll, this is carson, you know, and those moments are lovely, actually. >> rose: you got registered on chinese television, yes? or has it already started? >> it already started, we are doing well on china. >> rose: well in china is a huge number, isn't it? i mean -- >> it is a big addition to the audience, yes. >> rose: and any difference in their reaction to it? at all? that you measured different from the u.s. or from britain? >> or the same thing? >> it seems to have this involving quality, which i can't really a analyze, i mean if i

the midst of exploding grenades and machine gun fire specialist rafael collins private first class brendan quinn staff sergeant christopher mcgraw and private first class sharon tried to maintain their positions. collins in quinn later received silver stars for their heroic actions. for thirty minutes the enemy engaged the soldiers and a member of his blackhawks above attempted to provide cover. for the other to really. get a good. reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wounded unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover that clearly not able to work i want to show carefully. sixty six minutes after the fighting began share a badly wanted was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death

the boys' choir has traveled the world but it was a trip to south africa in 2009 that ninth grader brendan singer says had the greatest impact. they traveled to nelson mandela's home. >> being in his house -- seeing where he stood like where he got all his great ideas and -- >> reporter: they learned to sing. songs that the choir will reprise on thursday when they travel to washington, d.c.. the south african embassy has invited the boys to sing at the national cathedral to commemorate the life of nelson mandela. >> this is something that transcends performing. >> i can help other people who -- be mourning, like -- uplift their spirits. >> reporter: the boys say they have no fear. they're performing as -- their performing has prepared them well. >> we say heart of fire, brain of ice. you know sing with passion and don't get scared. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> the body will lie in state until friday and an official funeral on sunday in his hometown village. >>> a two day hearing that was to begin into the deadly july plane crash at the san francisco airport it's been

i think that some sources were wondering this evening weather and brendan how that might be out by the unions to appeal more to cody and elements of the fact the legislation that needs to be seen but it is a good day to pick up and couldn't recover but not all be succumbing to finish his work some arm rings in the health area. we know where i think yesterday to put the case that the health service that title but the hsc has had created some apples i anxious moments for unions. basically at the set that they were seeking a hundred and fourteen million in savings from huntington wrote but i will contemplate making on to the type to unspecified pay savings. today two unions have said that under no circumstances with a date on anything outside the huntington road agreement they say that's what they've given moment anymore. in fact the nurses union the imo constitute on i think that and we have to wait to see government side is saying that having two rode all the savings would be secured on to huntington wrote there is only one policy review and if that's the case quite with the sec protect

this really did his tv programs while already brendan wright rte news of the turner prize in derry the main news again this evening for solicitor thomas byrne has been tough for twelve years following the country's largest ever fraud trial the judge said burns conceive a severe breach of his position of trust. and a six minute of every vehicle attempting to take a nap. i mean. in him the eye. early. early. hugh i was the eye. i had a chat at. the i had a chat. i do i do. mm. i was. i was. i was. he said. we will will will will. he did. i know. i knew. zz you. i know. it's. qantas allocation years i have been shown. still he's been tracking for you on monday the second of december web based opposition

and that includes retired firefighter brendan malewski.need everybody here now. >> reporter: a day that began like any other, but would that would containing brendan's life forever. >> i remember we were working on the facade of the building and somebody had yelled some sort of caution. and the bricks were kind of raining down in front of my face. and you're taught to run toward a collapse, but your human instincts take over. i thought i had it beat is what caught up to me. >> reporter: brendan knew right away his career as one of the detroit's bravest was over. brendan now spends three hours a day three days a week here at the rehabilitation institute of michigan working to make the most of what muscles he still has control over. >> walker height okay? >> there are days when i question whether or not i'm okay mentally, but to me it's simple. i learned early on that i have a voice through this and i have something to say and i have a message. as much as i hate that it's me and my story, i think that it's something we need to open up people

cal's brendan hagge fifth in standings.rs last two home games they've had to come back from huge deficits. down 27 to beat raptors last night, down 18. coming back to beat mavericks. we haven't seen him like this during a timeout. pointing a finger, i want more. steph curry monitor 4th quarter. and then, you don't go rung out to chest bump what. are you doing? >> we're just trying to go defensively and offensively. >> warriors have sold out, talking about and this presence helped this year. now, started to tell you about warriors selling out all 14,000 tickets this year. he showed up and saw brett cowaguchi. >> people with determination. the company going to have to let you go. we decided to get you season tickets. >> that is just a joke. russell wilson drafted by look yeez. 49ers and pretty much every team would love to see him pursue a long, fruitful career. like starting now. he's not going anywhere. >> yeah. >> okay. thank you, larry. >> join he mooe tonight at 9:00 lang armstrong naming names in his doping scandal the

the majority of the clinical into job creation the respective goals features michael noonan and brendan howlin to do with that. the truck to that and we re negotiations the original team with regard to the scene of disposal. diversity of state assets had been a new room which was done in two thousand and ten. but the previous government. this government when it came to office to proceed to the right to re invest fifty percent of the proceeds of this at the sale of state assets into productive investment for jobs in our soul. in fact it. the formula is complicated it would be more about fifty percent but ultimately. some of whom goal to write down. i've taken this to happen to me petitioners said the controversy surrounding summaries of senior executives at the center of media connect has been a shock to people who donate money and the candy said that the crc for disengagement with the accounts committee yesterday. nobody in any doubt about what should be dong. his comments came as upset as the forty charges in hospitals attended the scenes at the hsc on compliance with pay policy. the b

winning boys choir has traved the world, but it was a trip to south africa in 2009 that 9th grader brendan singer said had the greatest impact. they traveled to nelson mandela's home. >> being in his house, seeing where he stood like where he got all his great ideas of. >> reporter: they learned to sing in zulu. songs that the choir will reprise on thursday when they travel to washington d.c. the south african embassy has invited the boys to sing at the national cathedral to commemorate the life of nelson mandela. >> this is something that transcends performing. >> i can help other people who may still be mourning like uplift them. >> reporter: the boys say they have no fear. they're performing has prepared them well. >> we say heart of fire brain of ice means, you know, sing with passion and don't get scared. >> reporter: in oakland kristen ayers, kpix5. >> of course, cbs news will have complete special live coverage of nelson mandela's memorial service in south africa beginning at 1 a.m. tomorrow morning. the fight >>> are you sick of all the b.a.r.t. drama? what happened today that coul

and a most announcing a brand i have the book see in its backing of the miami and the blocking of brendan having a lot of distance revenue stream so i can stay free and able to say no to things that i feel won't be an irrelevant to what i do are few hundreds. so everyday every step is there you have to protect yourself and wasted beyond upset selling out in a way that we cease paying for it and i think it's me the color of white people come to me having on the internet you don't retain people you know that they don't do unto you they come to galena if you wanna keep them. also if you wanna keep enjoying doing or where it continued on and what you love. he has to stay free seeking keep on loving it. to think fashion is that it isn't suited to having that kind of a blogger or work includes any topic equally lucrative to think in in in the long form. other subjects can be created that even thinking of a tank and an end on sunday sweets i also kept thinking to stay interesting um because i was and is a huge subject in dogs. i'm heading to think that fashion has the additional element that mak

cal's brendan hagge fifth in standings.the warriors last two home games they've had to come back from huge deficits. down 27 to beat raptors last night, down 18. coming back to beat mavericks. we haven't seen him like this during a timeout. pointing a finger, i want more. steph curry monitor 4th quarter. and then, you don't go rung out to chest bump what. are you >> we're just trying to go defensively and offensively. >> warriors have sold out, talking about and helped this year. now, started to tell you about warriors selling out all 14,000 tickets this year. he showed up and saw brett cowaguchi. >> people with determination. the company going to have to let you go. we decided to get you season tickets. >> that is just a joke. wilson drafted by look yeez. 49ers and pretty much every team would love to see him pursue a long, fruitful career. like starting now. he's not going anywhere. >> yeah. >> okay. thank you, larry. >> join he mooe tonight at 9:00 lang armstrong naming names in his doping scandal the man armstrong says

this follows the demolition of brendan rios macau. >>> there's more on our website, check out, aljazeera.comlso details on how to get in touch with our team. that's all the sport for now. >> jo thanks very much. do stay with us right here on al jazeera, because we have in the full bulletin of us in straight ahead. before that we're leaving you can the highlights from nelson mandela's memorial service that took place in johannesberg. take a look at this. ♪ >> what a magnificent soul he was. we will miss him deeply. my god bless the memory of nelson mandela. may god bless the people of south africa. [ singing ] >> men, women, and children must live side by side dreaming the same dream, realizing at the crew ball of time in our land, we salute you. ♪ come on [ singing ] >> it is a new deal all of us to love him, to keep his memory alive in our hearts and bodies, his example in our lives. ♪ can i get a witness up in here ♪ [ singing ] ♪ no matter ♪ no matter what ♪ >>> and while i will always fall short of his example, he makes me want to be a better man. ♪ >> remembering mandela, tens of thousa

. >> one of the floyd mayweather versuversus manny pacao, brendan rios, should he push for the fight and mayweather refuses he risks being stripped of the title. >>> would love to know your thoughts how you're getting to act on facebook, twitter, aljazeera.com/sports. >> thank you very much robin thanks a lot. >>> now an olympic gold medal won by jessie owens, has broken records at auction. al jazeera has the story. >> this is one gold medal with a very colorful history. won by jesse owens, has been snapped up for nearly $1.5 million. the highest paid for an olympic medal and it's not just a symbol of sporting try ux. owens, a black american athlete was competing at games that hitler used to display at nazi germany. as hitler watched on, are owens shattered those notions, and he didn't do it just once. in fact owens captured the 100 meter, 200 meter, the 400 meter and the long jump. he was the world record holder of the long jump a distinction he held for 25 years. yet the olympic glory did not guarantee an easy life. owens returned to a segregated america, faced financial troubles d

in the year 2013, this is from -- this is information courtesy of the brendan center. as of december 19th, at least 92 restrictive bills have been introduced in 33 states. that's this year. of those, 13 restrictive bills are still pending in five states. of those, five restrictive bills are currently active in two states, in hearings, committee activity, votes taking place, that sort of thing. in eight states already have passed nine restrictive bills this year. that's just in the year 2013. this is something we have been talking about for a few years now. this explosion in restrictive voting laws. when you lock ok at where we ar right now, how concerned are you going forward that this is just the start? >> well, i am very concerned that it is just the start. after the supreme court struck down that important provision of the voting rights act, we saw states in the south who have been covered because of their history of discriminatory practices. we saw that right away they started to enact bills that were going to make it harder to vote. going to certainly be burdensom

the kids have traveled the world but it was a trip to south africa in 2009 that ninth grader brendan singer says had the greatest impact. they traveled to nelson mandela's home. >> being in his house, seeing where he stood. like where he got all his great ideas. >> the event at the national cathedral is set for thursday. >>> 6:03 now. a look at traffic and see what's cooking in traffic. liz? >> okay. thank you guys. yeah and an outside we go and i'm taking you outside to the dublin interchange. in the busy commuter area westbound 580 by hacienda right before the interchange and you can see the traffic backup right there. they're working to clean it right now. but in the meantime, we're seeing the slowdowns now beginning through the altamonte pass. the red sensors not the one we like to see at this point of the morning. 23 minutes right foul between the turbines and 680 and the dublin interchange. also reports of black ice. this is where it is. on northbound 280 a spinout near black mountain and nearby on the bridge where we've seen black ice forming over the last few days, how long?

>> brendan [ indiscernible ] [ inaudible ] >> who is the kinger? >> steven [ indiscernible ] >> oh, wow. >> what do we know about the 49ers? >> they're the bad guys! >> they're the bad guys, yes. >> who are the good guys, who do we like? >> the seahawks! yeah. >> ! >> okay. come on, 49er fans. there's got to be a 3-year-old out there who can rival cali. if you are there, tweet me at kpix sports. we'll find our own 12th man. >>> palo alto high school football coach earl hanson is retiring. the long time coach spent parts of four decades with the vikings and led them to a state title in 2010. something he took for granted 30 years earlier when he had a junior by the name of jim harbaugh at quarterback. >> i was young. i thought i knew everything at the time. but obviously i knew nothing at the time. and really was learning as i was going along. something special, you go all of a sudden, this winning stuff's easy you know and you find out as you go down the road that oh, maybe he had something to do with that. >> such a football coach, you know? such

the ninth grader bran dan singer -- brendan singer says had the greatest impact in 2009.hey traveled the nelson mandela's home. >> being in his house, seeing where he stood and got all the great ideas. >> the event at the national cathedral is set for thursday. >>> sheriff's deputy who fatally shot a 13-year-old boy up in sonoma county back at work now. erick gelhaus went through a mental health screening and yesterday placed on desk duty. gelhaus shot lopez in october after he mistook the teen's toy gun for an assault rifle. investigators say lopez didn't comply with orders to drop the weapon. gelhaus had been on leave since that october 22nd shooting. activists along with lopez's friends and family are still angry about the shooting. a march is planned later this afternoon to protest his return back to work. set to begin at 4:00 at santa rosa city hall. >>> the dangerous cold snap lingering here if the bare and -- in the bay area and this morning a warning going out theth homeless. kpix 5's kiet do, he is live in sunnyvale now and the weather particularly dangerous for

brendan is here with me on "market makers." i am calling you the drone lawyer. you. >> let's say i am in a business and i want to use drones. i'd buy one or build one, what can i do and what can't i do? >> there is ambiguity right now. no regulation for unmanned aircraft systems. that is dish -- something the faa has been passed with. >> shouldn't you be able to do anything? >> that is an argument. >> but that isn't the case? >> we have taken a position in a case that that is the case. the contours of this case. what your client wants and the argument you are making. >> he is one of the world's best-known radio control commercial drone pilots. he takes videos of landscapes and cities around the world. a couple years ago, he was flying at the university of virginia to do commercial video. the faa took exception to his flight and alleged it was reckless and is attempting to find him. we are defending the case and have moved to dismiss the case on the basis that there is no regulation concerning model aircraft or unmanned systems. -- a regulation is going to come.

. >> brendan is here with us. >> what are you doing?y. >> you accept that we are a selfie culture. >> there is nothing wrong with that. read the moment the fact that we are narcissistic. we have always been. my point is, there is an entire architecture that is begging us to selfie ourselves. we are writing updates all the time. i write toy article facebook because i want to know what people have to say about it. i think that we should realize these are massive companies. ofebook has a market capital $100 billion, which was built on the selfie. makinge companies are billions of dollars off of your own selfishness. >> we look at it as a cultural , but it is also a business phenomenon. president obama took a selfie with the dutch prime minister. real have the chance for a norman rockwell moment. looking at myself on television looking at myself on television. >> there is a democratization of what the media has done. there was a time earlier in our careers, we were telling the people what was going on, we were the journalists, and they were

. >> thank you for your time, mark young, joining us from brendan analytics.ior west course co-is -- correspondent, jon erlichman. when we come back, apple is beefing up plans to develop systems to search for quotas using voice tags. also, beer maker carlsberg with brewing opportunities in asia. how is this company ending for breweries in china? ♪ >> here are your top tech stories from bloomberg west. based is adding on voice- photo sharing, filing a patent application in march allowing the searching for tagged photos on smart phones using voice tags and the new future -- feature may be integrated into syria. google has won a new battle claiming that street view violated federal wiretap laws. in may of 2010 the giant said they mistakenly gathered giant from -- gathered information from open wi-fi networks as they captured images of roadways and houses. audi, the company will be working to develop in car entertainment interim -- in car information entertainment systems based on their android software, it will be announced next week at the consumer electronic sh

we have steve tanger, brendan hoffman, mipdy grossman.re going to tell us if golf equipment sales are making the cut this season. >>> our top story this morning is instead of embracing the taper, the markets are showing signs of fear. investors are locking in profits before the end of the year, as well. the dow falling another 100 points to close at a one-month low yesterday. right now, the index is on pace for its worst week since august. the s&p 500 hadts

. >> it's a day that began like any other, but one that would change firefighter brendan malusky's life. >> i remember we were working on the facade of the building, and somebody had yelled some sort of caution. and the bricks were kind of raining down in front of my face. and you're taught in a collapse situation to run towards the collapse, but your human instincts take over. i thought i had it beat. >> he knew right away his career as one of detroit's bravest was over. >> you see these war movies like "saving private ryan" when these guys are in combat, and you lose sound. you can't hear anything. and it was exactly like that. i tried to place my hands on the ground in front of me and do a push-up, and when i did that push-up, i couldn't slide my knees to my chest. i couldn't, and i knew i was paraliezed and had a spinal injury. >> brandon spends three hours a day, three days a week at the rr rehabilitation institute in michigan. >> it's perfect. >> there are days when i question whether or not i'm okay mentally, but to me it's simple. i learned early on that i have a voice through t

on the wish list, highly desirable but available, ken hicks, brendan hoffman, glenn murphy, and jeffnette. bloomingdale's ceo is stepping down in february to move into education or philanthropy he says. if he'd be willing, he would be a really big get for someone. kelly? >> i had no idea -- inventory is high, inventory of ceo candidates. courtney reagan back at headquarters. thank you. while gap isn't looking for a new ceo, they might want to look for a new strategy. several wall street firms downgrading the stock. >> let's talk about it. adrian, thinks this room has run to run while ann thinks gap will go nowhere from here. ladies, thank you for joining us. adrian, make the case for gap right now. >> the case for gap really is about global growth. in the near term, absolutely we agree that it's very promotional. there is a lot of pressure on march margins. we actually think in the near term, that is something to be the status quo. but we like the global growth prospects. the company has yet to really expand globally. opened its first old navy store in japan in 2012. there's a lot of

we have steve tanger, brendan hoffman, mipdy grossman. they're going to tell us if golf equipment sales are making the cut this season. >>> our top story this morning is instead of embracing the taper, the markets are showing signs of fear. investors are locking in profits before the end of the year, as well. the dow falling another 100 points to close at a one-month low yesterday. right now, the index is on pace for its worst week since august. the s&p 500 had its worst three-day losing streak in nearly four months. that index is down nearly 2% in the last three sessions, closing yesterday at 1775. the s&p 500 is up about 27% year-to-date. we are going to talk more about the fed markets. that's coming up at 8:30 eastern time. the producer price index for november will be released at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. congress are expecting a reading that shows an unchanged reading. right now, take a look at the futures. at this point, dow futures are indicated up higher, up about 47 points. s&p futures up by 7 points. right now, let's get over to a

so far they have helped at least 30 families providing money and support for children like brendan, ae they're trained to not feel so you can do your job. and how do you compartmentalize when it's your own child? >> reporter: the wish giver's co-founder knows the challenge of balancing a high-stress job as a first responder with a sick child. he's a former new york city fireman. his son, dustin, battled leukemia. >> we ended up spending an average of 100 days a year in children's hospital philadelphia for 4 1/2 years. these children go through painful procedures. it was just -- it was devastating. >> reporter: at age 7, dustin lost his fight with cancer. p.j. vowing to honor dustin's memory by helping police, firefighters and military family so is they don't have to feel alone. >> we're trained to save lives and protect lives. and the one life that you want to save, you're helpless. and it's crippling. the feeling is crippling. >> reporter: in addition to raising money for the families of first responder, they also collect toys and arts supplies to bring to hospitals for all kids. thi