. >>> i'm kim coyle in glendale, arizona. with the 49ers. their season is on the line tonight here.e've got a preview coming up in sports. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, for a battle with the cardinals don't call me shirley." before this, leslie nielsen >>> can you fly this plane and land it? >> surely you can't be serious. >> i am serious. and don't call me shirley. >> i don't think he minded that because before this leslie nielsen landed roles playing bland ah authoritative figures. with this one film his career took off. he took it even farther with the naked gun series. he died from complications from pneumonia, he was 84 years old. >>> the 49ers in a battle with the arizona cardinals, which cosmetic bag seen right here. kim coyle with the red and the gold in arizona. >> reporter: all right, thanks allen, we're about 5 minutes away from kickoff here in glendale, arizona. we're going to talk some football in a minute but, first, some baseball news. veteran infielder juan uribe has reportedly agreed to a three-year contract worth the $1 million for the dodgers, he has drove in the winning run

. >>> i'm kim coyle in glendale, arizona, where the 49ers won the game but they suffer a devastatingeir temper. >> i'm not laughing about it. you think this is funny? i take this &$% seriously. >> high in lights in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that, but it came at a very steep price tonight in arizona. >>> the 49ers needed a win to keep hope alive. they got that but it came at a very steep price tonight in arizona. running back frank gore takes a handoff. watch him hesitate. he goes down gingerly, suffered a frac turd right hip. he is out for the season, that's a devastating loss for the team. troy smith wasn't great tonight, 11 of 23, 129 yards, and this beauty to a diving michael crabtree, 38 yards for a score. 38-0 san francisco. they go around, brian westbrook, gets a new man in the back. 23 carries, 126 yards, that touchdown. 21-3. they held arizona to 13 yards rushing and they harassed derek anderson all night. patrick willis with his fifth sack of the season, 'niners win 27-6 in a game they had to win. here is more. kim coyle in arizona. >> reporter: thanks dennis. fans have b

the adult is from glendale, maryland. >> it has a great impact on people's everyday lives. there is absolutely no execution for this type of behavior from our young people. and our fear was this was going to graduate into a more serious path of destructive behavior that may eventually involve persons. we had two people who were struck by projectiles during this crime spree. >> luckily the two victims weren't hurt. they are accused of shooting out the glass at bus stops as well. >>> we just checked. no word yet on what caused that massive fire that sent folks running for safety. you saw this story first at late breaking news last night at 11:00 p.m. tonight, three people are still recovering from smoke inhalation after flames ripped through a north west dc building on kennedy street. six people had to be rescued from that building. the two-story building houses a church and apartments. >>> now, we also checked on the woman hurt in another fire early this morning at a home on loray place in the north west. the house was already engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived. a

. >>> in glendale, california, a dramatic smash-and-grab at a jewelry store.ws a gang of robbers monday busting glass cases with axes and hammers while others scoop up jewelry into bags. so far, only two suspects have been detained. >>> not far from there in hollywood a superstar left a big impression. yesterday, singer and oscar-winning actress cher was immortalized in cement in front of the famed bron man's chinese theater. at the ceremony the 64-year-old was also joined by her son, chaz. >>> it was love at first height for a california couple. wayne and lorie halquist named the world's tallest living married couple yesterday by guinness world records. get this. he is 6'10" and she is 6'5." they say one advantage to being so tall, they could find each other very easily in a crowd. that's quite a couple there. >>> on this morning's "early show" tsa administrator john pistole on the new airport screening procedures. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] treat yourself to something special for lunch at red lobster. how about a c

then she landed a temporary holiday job at the pumpkin patch, a clothing store in the glendale galleria near los angeles. it's the best christmas present she and her three kids could ask for. >> it's like mommy's going to do a good job, so i can take you to chuck "e" cheese. i can take you wherever you want. we're going to go to disneyland. >> reporter: this 20-store kids' clothing chain hired 163 temporary workers 16% more than last year. retailers think consumers are finally ready to dust off their wallets and spend again. >> stock market is up. house prices have stabilized. i think people are feeling much better than they were last year or the year before. >> reporter: overall, retailers are adding between 550,000 and 650,000 holiday jobs, more than last year, but still well below the more than 720,000 added in 2007 just as the recession began. so who's hiring? toys "r" us is bringing on 45,000 holiday employees, a 30% jump over last year. amazon.com hired more than 15,000 people to fill orders at its shipping centers, and to deliver those packages, ups is bringing in 50,000 more wor

work four months then landed a temporary holiday job at the pumpkin patch, a clothing store in the glendale near los angeles. it's the best christmas present she and her three kids could ask for. >> feel like mommy's going to do a good job to take you to chuck e. cheese, take you to get your shoes. i can take you wherever you want. we're going to go to disneyland. >> reporter: this chain hired 163 temporary holiday workers. 16% more than last year. retailers think consumers are finally ready to dust off their wallets and spend again. >> the stock market is up. house prices have stabilized. i think people are feeling much better than they were last year or the year before. >> reporter: overall retailers are adding between 550,000 and 650,000 holiday jobs. more than last year, but still well below the more than 720,000 added in 2007, just as the recession began. so who's hiring? toys r us bringing on 45,000 holiday employees a 30% jump over last year. amazon.com hired more than 15,000 people to fill orders at shipping centers and to deliver those packages ups is bringing in 50,000 more worker

it happened in glendale, california outside of los angeles. they have arrested three people. as many as five more suspects may still be on the loose. a man some are calling the merchant of death is now a prisoner on u.s. soil and it's sparking controversy. here he is. his name is victor bout. he earned the nickname merchant of death for allegedly supplying weapons to dangerous third world regimes and militias. investigators captured in thailand after a sting operation by agents there the u.s. and russia have been arguing over who should take custody of this russian native. thailand sent him here last night. today he was in federal court pleading not guilty to charges of supporting terrorism. our senior correspondent eric shawn live outside the courthouse here in new york city. the feds seem pretty sure about this case, eric. >> yeah, shep. they have a lot of evidence they say recorded phone calls, meetings, even a co-defendant who has pled guilty. bout arrived here in the united states last night flown in d.e.a. charter plane from child where

several men broke into the glendale store monday.everything they could, got out of there. well, turns out, days later, police arrested four men after a similar heist in south pasadena. we're talking california here. police looking into whether the men might be connected to both of those robberies. >>> and finally, wesley snipes being asked to surrender. a federal judge ordering the actor to begin serving a three-year prison sentence for tax-related crimes. in 2008, a jury convicted snipes of failing to pay millions and millions of dollars to the irs. well, today the judge rejected snipes' request for a new trial. no word as to where or when mr. snipes may be turning himself in. >>> and you ever been in a cab and the driver's going so fast, you want to yell "slow down!" well, that's what happened to one passenger. she was so scared, she dialed 911 and accused him of kidnapping. we have the call and the cabbie's side of the story. stay tuned for that. >>> and later, as i just mentioned, the bodies of a mother, a son and a family friend

three suspects were rounded up after an attack at a jewelry mart in glendale. the surveillance video shows shoppers moving aside as the suspects burst into the store and start smashing glass cases with hammers. witnesses say one of the suspects had a handgun. this incident occurring just two days before another robbery at a jewelry store in pasadena, similar circumstances. no word on how much was stolen in either incident, and today police say they have not recovered any of the stolen items. jenna: a major milestone right now for one of your biggest investments during the financial crisis, gm, general motors. shares of that company are trading right now. it's the first time since the company filed for bankruptcy and got that bail out. it may actually be the largest public offering ever of a company's stock. the move does shrink the government's owner shin o shrine ownership by the government. what did you get for your money. let's ask our panel. all right, guys, a lot of questions coming in from our viewers on our live chat right now. the first one coming from

host: lynn from glendale, arizona. caller: i am a registered democrat but i do vote independent.i come from a very sensitive family. i have a grandmother who predicted president kennedy 10 years before that happened. then my mother predicted carter as president five years before it happened. i am looking at you and you are not going anywhere. you need to keep going. you look to me to be the next president. maybe we can give it eight years. i am so proud to be talking to you. the irish catholic background. i think we come from the same place. this is the first i have ever heard of you. you are a very intelligent man. you are headed in the right direction. don't let them correct you. you are a family man. -- corrupt you. you are a car dealership man, you are a salesman, sell yourself, sell the country. do you understand what i am saying? guest: thank you for that. i am very flattered, really. i am a young gun here. it has been a privilege. truly, i have been blessed by god for this opportunity. my parents were very good with us. they raised us the right way. it is just a privilege

host: bill in glendale, california, sends us this e- mail. pat on our line for independents. go ahead, you are on "washington journal." caller: i am an independent normally but this cycle i will be voting all democrat. i live in texas and the republicans have ruined this state. our governor refuses to debate bill white who is running for the governorship. he runs around. none of these people thinks we are good enough to talk to so i will not vote for any of those people. as you know, texas has -- they would runaround, the creator of these jobs, but they don't tell you how many jobs they lost. so, i will not vote for a republican. they do not respect the president's. our governor calls him barack obama and all of the bigots here in the state, that is all they have to hear. so i will not be voting for no republican, none. host: let us move on to matt on our line for republicans out of dubois, pennsylvania. on the front page of "the philadelphia inquirer were" how strong a wave is the question they are asking about for the race for senate and governor. a lot of attention in cash

a couple of e-mails from our viewers -- and another email, from bill in glendale, california. plano, texas. independent line. caller: i tend to agree -- going to be handled through industrial policy. that is what made us great. we invented the telephone, car, the chip, created this great economy. i am in high-tech and you can't give venture capital. what made silicon valley in the 1960 don't exist in this country. half the people don't pay taxes, the get entitlements. we are planning the tax and spending. i simply don't understand why as a country we don't create an industrial commission and figure out what do we do to get back to getting an industrial base -- the entire high-tech and entrepreneurial. it is completely ignored. it is not taxes we need. it is revenue. we need to figure out what gets revenue, you can't just throw taxes around and saw your problems, or social security. i wish we would get an industrial policy and i don't see any of these things on the table that we ended -- directly address, we know how countries leave america and the one asked -- i may have to le

here is bill from glendale, california, weighing in on the tong -- topic of patdowns. this e-mail. principle upheld by the courts. white house made it clear president obama will ultimately make the decision and a federal prosecution of mohammed and four alleged co-conspirators has not been ruled out. peru, indiana, leon, republican line. caller: good morning, c-span. a recent episode of dr. oz he stated that your thyroid, i guess in your throat, he said that it also stores radiation and you should not -- you should have a cover on it in you go to the dentist's office. i think they should adapt that to the patdowns, which i'm in support of. but they need to adapt that to all x-rays that you get that you have a cover for your throat. host: if a friend of yours is going to the airport and he was concerned about patdowns and you support it, what would you tell him? caller: well, it is up to him. host: you said you support it so how would you defend your statement to your friend? caller: well, just his personal liberty. i would go through it. i'm 62. i'm not going to live forever. but i