eric jenkins, a bicycle thief well known to chicago police. >> he's the most brazen by far. >> eric jenkinsas been arrested at least 23 times for theft of bicycles or bicycle parts. he's been convicted nine times and served time in prison. according to one police report jenkins admitted to stealing approximately a bike a week and selling them for $75 to $100. jenkins is cautious. his lookout is at the intersection in case of trouble. deciding the coast is clear, jenkins slowly slides the bike down the pole and lifts the pole up to release the lock. jenkins doesn't get on the bike right away. >> he's standing there. he's standing there. >> when his lookout gives the okay, the two thieves take off. >> he's east on quincy. >> jenkins looked over his shoulder to see officer jack remkus bear down on him. >> he took me and him between two cars that were moving. and the gap between two cars. it's not something they do normally. it was just that i was so close and i was with him, i guess i was keyed on him until my knee hit the car and threw me off a little bit. he was flying. >> chicago police are

jenkins. >> ella b. was so excited. >> reporter: with her friend's encouragement she published her first children's book last fall, ella meets barack obama. >> what is the message of legal? >> self-esteem. feeling good about herself. the they are hand made by african women. >> reporter: even the sale of ella merchandise empowers women. she ensures the 100 women in kenya who sew the beaded accessories get the profits to pay for clean water and medicine. volunteers marvel as all she does to serve her community. >> she always says yes, basically. and people are drawn to her. she is very loving and giving. >> anything we can do to help somebody, you know, it's part of my human revolution. >> reporter: so for healing and inspiring thousands of people from her home, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to eve lynne robinson. sharon chin, cbs 5. >> nominate your local heroes for jefferson awards or line at cbssf.com. click the connect button at the top of the page and then jefferson awards. ,, ,,,,,

i am carol jenkins. we will see a next time. thank you. love you all. we have a book signing outside. my sister, where is it? >> at the penguin booth. i will be at the penguin booth. next to the penguin booth for a book signing. hope to see all of you out there. thank you also much for your kind attention. >> wrapping up the african-american economic history discussion here from the 2011 harlem book fair. at the new york public library schomburg center for research in black culture. tvs live coverage from the harlem book fair continues in just a couple of minutes. up next the a panel exploring the history of african-american humor. we will have more from the 2011 harlem book fair after this break. what are you reading this summer? booktv wants to know. >> i have a whole long list of books but some are unfinished and some are new. the first book i'm working on is monsoon, which is a book by robert kaplan about the whole issue of central asia, where i think most of the politics over the next 25 years are going to occur. and i have read chapters of it when

labor disputes with sally jenkins of the "washington post" and kevin blackistone of the university of maryland and espn. >> maybe it's time for fans to reassess why they're spending like crack addicts on the four major sports when there are lots of other affordable, available things to watch for a lot less money that appreciate the fans perhaps a little bit better and who value the fan more properly. >> with the n.f.l., it's very much reflective to me of what we're going through in america right now where in 201 you've had record profits in corporate america yet corporate america points to the economy, says it niece bad shape and pois to unions and workers and asks for concessions. that's the exact same thing going on in the n.f.l. when you talk about $9 billion in revenue. >> the deficit talks and the n.f.l./n.b.a. labor disputes coming up. every story needs a hero we can all root for. who beats the odds and comes out on top. but this isn't just a hollywood storyline. it's happening every day, all across america. every time a storefront opens. or the midnight oil is burned. or when s

sally jenkins a great writer and when she talks about athletes they really love the process. it's really about the process, it's not just about winning. and for me, first of all i love people. i love ideas. i love how people talk. i love that since i was a little girl. i love studying how people are. not just what they are saying but how they are, what they are doing. and i love these portraits i make of people. that's what i love to do, i love to wake up and think about it. i don't think i will ever be tired of doing it. that's what keeps me doing it, i truly love it. and i love meeting people that are different from me. i feel that my work has been my past of freedom having grownup in a segregated environment. i guess fame and fortune could be what that path is for some people. for me that path is learning about the very person i shouldn't care about. tavis: segregation brings immediately to black-and-white as the old construct. and we live in the most multi, ethic america ever, as you travel, do you think we will make it? is the jury still out and are you certain that we w

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i confesso being a long time jenkins sick font but i am pleased to have them both on this program. thank you very much. sally, let me start with you. is this a battle in both cases of multimillionaires against billionaires and who should we cheer for? >> well, you know, that's been the statement all along. it's billionaires against millionaires. the difference between them is that the billionaire owners the ones who actually make the decisions when it comes to fiscal responsibility and the health of these leagues and they're the ones who who have been overspending and they're the ones who are crying poor because their business isn't working quite as well as they would like it to despite the fact that the n.f.l. had over $9 billion in revenue d the n.a. had over $4 billion in revenue. so the owners have explaining to do to their players and thselves as to why it is they're not able to make what they claim to be a decent living on $9 billion and $4 billion. >> hunt: you wrote it's a case of reckless spending and super egos and they're sayingsave me before iill again" in essence? >> 2

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ken jenkins explains why the u.s.irlines so concerns. >> they see this as a creep of legislation over the borders of europe, tackling other countries. why should u.s. carriers be involved? do what you want with european carriers. but u.s. airlines, if they step down, take off, they will be -- and land at european airports, they will be targeted, to. the americans call it a judicial land grab, and want tit-for-tat legislation or even a world trade war on this issue. they want this to be instead a more global,, print the package that all nations negotiate together. >> a quick look of the market, starting in asia. markets in asia stalled on tuesday after the comments were brought to you yesterday about greece -- standard and poor's, underlying that greece with its mountain of debt and may not be able to avoid defaulting. oil falling below $95 a barrel and the dollar rose against the yen. this is what the european markets are doing as we speak. even though there is a little bit of breathing time for greece and the whole e

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every time mel jenkins another international news in brief this hour of the syrian president to cite a key official after friday's anti regime demonstrations believed to have been the biggest yet bush our us signed a decree removing the governor of the several city of hum our from office tens of thousands took to the streets nationwide rejecting ourselves promises of reform and demanding an end to his or authoritarian rule activists say the government crackdown which began in mid march has claimed almost fifteen hundred lives. at least thirteen members of a family died when a roadside bomb struck their many of us in southern afghanistan the group including two children were thought to be afghan refugees returning from pakistan through the volatile border area roadside bombs planted by taliban militants are commonly used in the country elsewhere in afghanistan the local council member was killed by two government who opened fire from the motorbike. so it starts between bahrain's sunni led government and the shia opposition following months of anti-government protests they claimed thir

this is griffin jenkins who is an evangelical christian, presbyterian in new jersey, and he writes a brief vindication of the purchasers -- people who bought the land -- against the proprietors in a christian manner in 1746. and this is what he tells the proprietors. be strictly just in all thy dealing with man and think not thyself discharged the duty of righteousness toward a neighbor by the extraordinary measure of piety toward god. covetousness was the beginning of this misrule and mistake that has happened among us. i think it is playing cause to all men that it was covetousness brought in these proprietors as you call them into the plantations of these poor people. so jenkins reasons as if you had to have a reason to improve your land and try to make more money, that it wasn't on the face of it the obvious, logical, patriotic, wonderful thing to do. in fact, he says to the proprietors, if there was not some desirable entertainment of the flesh, you would never seek news improvements -- these improvements. [laughter] so the notion that there is a morally correct amount of ambiti

anne jenkins and her daughter and a small group of volunteers have set up an average rent academy -- the enrichment academy. >> it certainly does help our scores. >> back in 1978, i discovered by students could not read. i wrote a play, so that the play would help them to learn to read better. >> the play is called "the adventures of can and do." >> the play has something to do with reading and the establishment of reading. it helps with reading. >> it takes a community to help raise our children. this is what we can offer. >> what does it prove? >> it proves that -- students, if you give them something that will capture their attention, they will learn. >> and the proof may be in a recent test scores. >> just log on to our website wbaltv.com and click on education other for more information. -- education other ticket for more information. >> a 4-year-old boy is recovering after he was shot last night at the harbor fireworks show. he was walking with his father when he was shot. he was taken to johns hopkins pediatric and is listed in stable condition. his father's exclusive intervie

jenkins. you recited the statistics that we provided to the members, which i think, the first point shows that there is not an obvious link between our tax policy related to household debt and what has been going on in the household market. also though, it is a reasonable and sound economic matter for households to vote incur debt. it can be a matter of when you are young, if you are starting out, you purchase a home, so you carry a large debt load which you pay down and to pay down the mortgage. you may borrow to purchase automobiles or to furnish the home, to buy other durable goods. it is part, we use the jargon in the pamphlet of a life cycle theory of consumption. what that does not answer is why has the overall debt load on households increased, and i do not have a good take on that. i will defer to the other panelists. >> ms. olson? >> i think i should defer to the economist. >> ok. >> just to add one factor to the mix here, which is the housing bubble, so as real estate prices were goi

griff jenkins caught up with alternate juror 14. >> reporter: we are in st. petersburg, after seven weeks of being sequestered you wake up in your own bed, what is your reaction to see the fallout in this case? >> really shocked. last night after the news, my wife and i were in the bedroom and watching the tv and how the negativity that i saw from the public, oh my gosh, bizarre. during the seven weeks, the sequestered -- when we were sequestered, we got no news especially of the trial. the news we got was either from three days to a week old. and they took our tv's out at the end, because of any kind of coverage, commercials that could be referencing the case. so we saw nothing i am for me it was -- so we saw nothing. for me it was bizarre for the negativity. and how the public is reacting to this. i didn't understand the sensation -- i don't understand the sensationalism of this case. unfortunately, it was a murder case with a 2-year-old little girl dying. again, that happens around the country. i really didn't understand the sensationalism of this case. i

grif jenkins was out in the middle of it. >> greta, with a deadline fast approaching on the debt crisis and americans wanting their voices heard across the country, 100 or so tea party activists showed up in washington. their message -- hold the line. >> why are you here? what is it you want the senators and congressmen to know about what you want to see happen in this debt crisis? >> i think the senators and congressmen know what we want. what we need is, first of all, discontinue or end the spending. >> my message is like in my family, your family, the cameraman's family, you can't spend more money than you make. >> it's going to come down on us. we are going to be left hanging. they need to do the right thing and fix this problem. it is not going to get better if you don't fix. >> it they are playing tug-of-war with our money. we need the republicans to grab the rope and yank harder. >> a compromise is not possible when one side refuses to cut spending. >> congressman, your message to these folks? got a deadline coming fast? >> hold trong. hold the line. the ryan budget is $31 billio

jenkins is recognized. >> in general, since 1945, household debt has steadily increased. the last couple of years, there has been some decrease in the combined mortgage and consumer debt for households but the total combined debt for 2010 is approximately 120% of disposable income. that has rapidly increased since tax reform back in 1986. which eliminated the deduction for personal credit. my question for the panel -- is this level of debt sustainable? why has household debt increased when no deduction is available for interest on personal credit? what is the appropriate private debt ratio for households and how long do think it will take for us to achieve that? >> thank you. you recited the statistics we provided to the members. this shows there is not an obvious link between our tax policy related to household debt and what has been going on in the household market. remember that it is a reasonable and sound economic matter for households to incur debt. and be a matter of when you are young and you are starting out, you purchase a home so you carry a large debt load whi

griff jenkins was out in the middle of get. >> reporter: with the deadline fast approaching, americansnting their voices heard across the country, 100 or so tea party activists turned out today outside the u.s. capitol to have their voices her. their message, hold the line. -- voices heard. their message, hold the line. why are you here? >> i think the senators and congressman already know what we want. what we need is first of all to discontinue or end the spending. >> in my family, your family, you can spend more than you make. >> it is going to come down on us and we are going to be left paying. they need to do the right thing and fix this problem. it is not going to get better. >> they are playing tug-of-war with our money. we feed the republicans to grab that rope and yank harder. >> a compromise is not possible when one side refuses to cut spending. >> your message? >> the message is hold strong, hold the line. the ryan budget is -- [ inaudible ] this offer on the table is only -- [ inaudible ] if we don't even whole the line of the ryan budget in the next fiscal year all the pro

jenkins: i thank the gentlelady from north carolina for yielding. i am lynn jenkins from the second congressional district in kansas, a proud republican woman. a mother of two. and a c.p.a. with nearly 20 years of experience helping small businesses, major corporations and american families budget and return to solvency. you see a family up there in the picture and i have spent nearly two decades working with families across the dinner table to help them chart their way back to prosperity and fiscal responsibility and i can tell you that if you want to be serious about balancing your budget and returning to solvency, you have to look at both sides of the ledger. you have to look at what you're taking in and what you're spending, you have to look at your assets and your liabilities. and when it comes to spending and liabilities, it seems that in this town, there is some consensus ta -- consensus that washington does indeed have a spending problem. the time to rein in this out-of-control wasteful washington spending and debt is long overdue. that is w

a 7-year-old african-american girl named ella jenkins. >> ella was so excited. >> reporter: with herencouragement, she published her first children's book last fall, ella meets barack obama. >> what's the message of ella? >> self-esteem. self-esteem, feeling good about yourself. >> reporter: eve lynne ensures that the women who make the things in africa get the profits. they marvel at all she does to serve her community. >> she always says yes basically. and people just adrawn to her. she is very loving and giving. >> anything we can do to help somebody you know is part of my human revolution. >> reporter: so for healing and inspiring thousands of people from her home, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to eve lynne robinson. sharon chin, cbs 5. >>> all right. roberta this time year we are supposed to be enjoying the sun, the warm weather. when do we get to put away the sweaters? >> next week! >> we are satch waited with the low clouds -- saturated with low clouds and fog at the coast and traveling 75 miles inland over night. this is your thursday pinpoint forecast. thi

jenkins, for five minutes. ms. jenkins: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jenkins: where is the president's plan? if i had a nickel for every time i have heard that question, we would be much closer to resolving our debt crisis. but the president and my friends across the aisle have still not answered the most important question of all, where is their plan for job creation? house republicans have a plan. at the core of this plan is passing the three pending trade agreements. these trade agreements have the ability to immediately create thousands of jobs, open new markets for our farmers, ranchers, and manufacturers, and play a pivotal role in growing our economy. yet the president continues to stand in the way. these agreements create jobs, period. so let's pass these agreements with south korea, colombia, and panama. let's re-authorize the g.s.p. and the andean trade preference act, and finally fulfill our duty to the american people. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. pursuant

this is griffin jenkins, and evangelical christian, press tearian, and he writes a brief vindication of the purchasers, the people who bought the land, against the proprietors in a christian manner in 1746. the strictly just in all thy dealing with man and not discharged from the duty of right -- right choseness. it was the beginning of misrule and mistake that happened among us. i think it is playing cause to all men that it was covetedness of the proprior tores as you call them into the nation of the poor people. he reasoned you have to have a reason to improve your land and make more money, just on the face of it, wasn't the wonderful thing to do and said the proprietors, if there was not some desirable entertainment through the flesh, you would never seek these improvements. [laughter] the notion there is a morally correct amount of ambition that the small farmers tend to aim at which is what they call a competency and maybe set up your kids the same way, and then there's that unacceptable amount of ambition, and that's often called unbounded evers. [laughter] that's a particular

. >> i'm rodney jenkins. i love the book, i read the book, and one thing i wanted to ask because i hear reinvention, transformation. to me, i think, malcolm always had a pan-african outlook, so i wanted to know how important was malcolm's early socialization in his younger years? i feel like, yeah, he did transform and reinvent himself, but he also had that pan-african outlook to reach back on. so i want to know how important was the socialization, and how can we use that to educate our younger youth in today's society? >> well, very quickly, listen, let me recuse myself because that's one of my students at city college. [laughter] >> i'll say very important because one of the things that's great about the biography, i think, is how he shows how malcolm is consistent as well. up with of the things that we -- one of the things that we have talked about as reinvention, evolution and transformation, but malcolm x is one of the most consistent human rights activists of the 20th century. what i mean by that is he'

jenkins: madam speaker, the question on everyone's mind in this nation today is where are the jobs and more importantly what is washington going to do about it? well, republicans have a plan. we want to open new markets to exports, make the tax code fairer and flatter, rein in regulations and reform government spending. but when we look across the negotiation table what do we see? nothing. we hear a lot of speeches and that a lot of things are on the table but of course there is no plan from the democrats. no plan to read, to score or to negotiate. to this point the director of the nonpartisan congressional budget office recently said, we don't estimate speeches. so, mr. president, where is your plan? i implore my friends across the aisle and across the rotunda to get off the stump, give us a plan, compile those nice words into legislation so we can get americans back to work. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded that they should address their remarks to the chair. for what purpose does the gentlelady from the district of columbia rise? ms. norton: to address the