eric jenkins, a bicycle thief well known to chicago police. >> he's the most brazen by far. >> eric jenkinsn arrested 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 ramous hone down on him. >> he took me and him between two cars that were moving. 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 now in a game of cat and mouse with the bigg

jenkins just closed. >> mark: it went for no gains.the line right here for rutgers, fourth and 15. dl clock running. number 44 of west virginia, need to get it to the 18 for a first down, incomplete, intended for sanu. west virginia will take over on downs with 2:42 remaining. >> ray: that looked like gary nova tried to aim the football beg again. he's not just letting it rip. he turned it loose and is throwing it. he tried to aim it, and he's not had a lot of success doing so. shortens up the motion a little bit, and we'll see when depression sets in for a fan who sat out here for three-plus hours in the cold. rutgers has all three time-outs left but just 2:32 to go and they're down by 10. ball got loose. that could have been a big-time tragedy for west virginia had they turned it over there but smith jumps on top of it. >> ray: rutgers used the three remaining time-outs. >> mark: the day here in piscataway began just prior to kickoff. eric legrand taking the field with his rutgers teammates. after that emotional moment, came up to th

with that we're asking the debtor is executive director of the international energy agency richard jenkins. the international energy agency says the world is entering big golden age of gas with production to rise by fifty percent in the next twenty years russia is going to sheeple were hundred and ten billion cubic meters of gas to europe through its south and north by plights the construction of south stream is starting soon and north stream will start operating in early november the trans underneath the baltic sea and delivers russian gas directly to western europe this is mantra improve european energy security and we can mix dependence on transit operators. are welcome to the show thank you for having me thank you thank you very much for going for the get. over the international energy agency the i.a.e.a. has signed corp agreements with russia one. you in these it is can we explain in couple what it's it's it's a good question but. basically we're continuing the evolution of our cooperation which is going on for many years in particular the focus coming will be more and more on energy

welcome back to spotlight i am album just a reminder every guest on the show today is richard jenkins deputy executive director of the international energy agency richard roth let's talk about about russia's policy well there's lots of talk about the red direction gradual red direction russian crude. flows from from the west towards asia and first of all to china how is it seen in the west could it be a reason for. more for a clash of interests between russia and the west china and the west no i really don't think so and the simple reason is that it's a global market these days the oil market is a worldwide and to. china is where the action is that's where they're growing in consumption china and india are the two primary and the middle east and of course they have their own oil so i think it's fully understandable in fact we we anticipated o.e.c.d. or oil demand will actually decline so it's a natural process china has the demand they're willing to pay the price as they get the oil according to the latest. report i quote the world faces a dire future unless a complete change of cours

griff jenkins went to the arizona/mexico border with the arizona border patrol. >> the u.s.ucson sector, the busiest in the nation has 262 miles along the southern border. within that sector, this anointed division has 26 miles, the most difficult terrain to patrol given the mountain range they have to go to. operation supervisor takes us for a ride. >> anyone we encounter out here is unlikely illegal alien or somebody up to no good. transporting any type of drug. it is extremely rugged. it is something that the narcotic smugglers and alien smugglers like to use because there is no route to get into the mountain safely. >> we use quite a few unattended ground sensors in key locations throughout this entire area to give us an indication of the routes that they are taking. and along our agents listen to these censors and to get a point where they can make interdiction. >> agent, this is not the typical look that people see when you think of border patrol you think the fence, the flat dirt road. this is a different perspective. >> absolutely. the san rafael valley is flanked by

life. >> conscience of those who disagree with abortion and draft a sensible conscious clause. >> jenkinsthe administration is failing to protect pro-life interest in part by crafting the definition of religious employer too narrowly. "notre dame" and nearly all catholic colleges and universities would not be considered religious employers. may i suggest this is not the sensible approach the president had in mind when he spoke here. the department of health and human services said, "we explored and are open to other definition of religious organizations to ensure organizations that have religious objections to covering contraception can choose whether or not to cover services." some analysts warn even if a university is founded as a religious institution, once us highers employees and invite students who do not share the same faith exemption is lost. >> for an institution to say, to everybody oh, c'mon, we'll hire you all. c'mon, come and study at our institution. by the way, in term of basic healthcare and basic piece of women's well-being, forget it. >> comment period for proposed legis

jenkins to the second quarter. the price was right. the 14-yard touchdown.on a role. 28-10 is what they had at the lead. the second quarter, trying together. to make a long story short, washington goes on to win, 52-24. they move on to 5-1. third quarter right now. joe montana's son is out there. nick montana. it's his debut. there's his first play. washington goes on to win, 52-24. back to you. >> nice to see joe montana's son out there. >> thanks for choosing us. see you back here tonight at 11:00. until then, good night. coming up on technow .. a new way to get social with your new iphone .. we take to the ice with the newest hockey video game .. by the way, who says playing games are bad .. this teenager is making a living at it ..

conner jessup hits jenkins, sprints across the field. one guy trying to tackle him. touchdown. the span tans take the lead. conner lane up top to payne. 20-yard scoring strike. the eagles in front 20-14. third quarter, take a listen right now. yelling as he runs inner if a 35-yard touchdown. he had a good night. broad mont defeats osborne. >>> i'm still trying to get -- can't get over they moved up midnight madness to people can get home at a reasonable time. >>> a lot of bargaining hunting going on. ture, you're always looking ahead... to what's next... to what's possible confident... that taking action now, is the way to create... a better tomorrow. that's why we're announcing, that with the planned merger with t-mobile, at&t will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america from overseas. we will invest eight billion dollars more... and deploy the next generation of wireless broadband to nearly everyone in america. this investment will create as many as ninety-six thousand american jobs. here at at&t, we believe in the future. we're not hesitating. we're investing

. >> reporter: in northern virginia, rick jenkins lost his job as a government contractor seven months ago. he's part of the 30% of unemployed americans who expect to make less money if he finds a job. >> on every job it it goes down a step and down a step and down a step. >> reporter: some of the jobs he's applying for now pay less than half what he used to make. >> it's just hard because of your self-worth, you know, is less. i mean, you used to be worth this, and now you're worth this. >> reporter: unemployment does take an emotional toll. according to the poll, 54% of unemployed americans say they've had emotional or mental health issues as a result of being unemployed. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> pelley: college students are facing higher tuition and ever-deepening debt. coffee shop therapy-- it could be a lifesaver for soldiers in distress. and the color in colorado is snow white when the cbs evening news continues. >> pelley: we're back now from seattle. the eastern part of this state had its first frost last night, so farmers are rushing to harvest washington's biggest

in joining us to talk about is lee jenkins from "sports illustrated." here the cover.the cowboys last week. lee, welcome to the program. what's behind the lion's surge? >> i mean they are 4-0 for the first time since 1980. when you are this bad for this long, as the lions have been, you will be picking high on the draft pretty much every year and finally some of the first round picks are coming home to roost. matthew stafford, the quarterback who overall, and acy went to the same high school as bobby lane, the legendary lions quarterback. you have calvin johnson, and a 300-pound defensive tackle, who's really anchoring the new defense from jim schwartz from head coach. they come back and win 20-3 last week. they come back and win again. it's just a completely new attitude that schwartz has instilled. >> it's all about, they've got great talent. but can they continue this all season? that's what everybody's wondering and i'm sure lions fans are hoping. >> they play in the same division as the green bay packs, arguably the best team in football. certainly, these players

jenkins! >> jimmy: no, not mr. jenkins!by ] "ri ron't row." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: shut up, you stupid dog. let's check out another one, here. look at this one, over here. that's sweet. it says, "is there anything better than seeing the smile on your child's face?" >> steve: aw. >> jimmy: it's a great question. let's see what it says inside. "sure, sleeping really late because you don't have any kids." [ laughter ] [ cheers ] got to say, pretty nice. >> steve: yeah. it's a good feeling. >> jimmy: do that. >> steve: six of one. >> jimmy: let's check out another one, here. oh, yeah. this one is a pretty serious-looking business man. it says, "congratulations on your new job." can't hear that enough these days. let's see what the inside card says. "sorry you had to pork this guy to get it." [ audience oohs ] [ laughter ] hey, you know what? >> steve: in this economy. >> jimmy: in this economy. >> steve: if you have to pork bork, what are you going to do, you know? >> jimmy: yeah. his name is bork? >> steve: he looks like rober

he had a wide open michael jenkins. got tripped up at the 2 yard line.hen brian robison hit t.j. lang in the groin. packers topped minnesota 33-27. the pack, as of now, still undefeated. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> a dream comes true for a national guardsman shot during a deadly rampage at an i-hop restaurant. the first thing you got to do is make a car that's worth building... one with character and conviction... that has all the luxury you'd expect. then you put in an 8-speed transmission that gets 31 miles per gallon. that combination of luxury and efficiency only comes from one place in the world. ♪ >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. warmer are moving through the midwest and southwest. the northwest will be cooler than normal. rain and light snow from a developing system in the rockies and a system of thunderstorms are heading east to the ohio river valley. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> rescuers desperately searching for survivors this morning after a

he had a wide open michael jenkins. got tripped up at the 2 yard line. when brian robison kicks the packer t.j. lang in the groin. packers topped minnesota 33-27. the pack, as of now, still undefeated. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and a dream comes true for a national guardsman shot during a deadly rampage at an ihop restaurant. the first thing you got to do is make a car that's worth building... one with character and conviction... that has all the luxury you'd expect. then you put in an 8-speed transmission that gets 31 miles per gallon. that combination of luxury and efficiency only comes from one place in the world. ♪ ,, with flu complications. lysol disinfectant spray is approved to kill over 50 germs on surfaces. this includes cold and flu viruses. detergent alone doesn't fully dry your dishes. it leaves spots and residue behind. add finish jet-dry and they dry two times better. and they're shiny. that is shiny. >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. warmer temperatures are moving thr

jenkins. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jenkin: thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding and for your leadership on this issue. many americans believe congress can't agree on anything. if there's one thing washgton can agrea on, it's that we're in a jobs crisis and we should be doing everything in our power to create an environment that encourages the private sector to thrive and create jobs. if we are looking to make a dramatic and immediate impact on our job market, we need to look no further than he south korean trade agreement. ratifying this deal will secure at least 70,000 american jobs as we increase our exports by more than $10 billion, adding $12 billion to our g.d.p. this agreement also means job for kansans, our agriculture sector is looking at a multibillion dollar expansion and our processed foods, chemical and transportation industries that do well over $150 million of business with south korea each year are primed to expand further under this deal. and or focus is on jobs, jobs, jobs, let's have this south korea trade agreement and ge

pass to jenkins. he gets in for the score. it's 38-3. and later more west potomac.arter for the score. west potomac wins 45-10. and remember you can always log on to dc.highschoolsports.net for the latest news, scores and great features on students. it's all on our website right now. that will do it for this week's toyota game night report. congrats to all of tonight's winners. we leave you with the band of the week from oakton. until next week, i'm kristen berset. have a great night. ♪band playing

he had a wide open michael jenkins. got tripped up at the 2 yard line. when brian robison kicks the packer t.j. lang in the groin. packers topped minnesota 33-27. the pack, as of now, still undefeated. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and a dream comes true for a national guardsman shot during a deadly rampage at an ihop restaurant. the first thing you got to do is make a car that's worth building... one with character and conviction... that has all the luxury you'd expect. then you put in an 8-speed transmission that gets 31 miles per gallon. that combination of luxury and efficiency only comes from one place in the world. ♪ plus.. the woman accused of murdering a missing nursing student returns to court today. what her attorney is expected to ask the judge. more than an accident? a hells angels biker hit and dragged for a mile. the new details on the driver now accused of murder.. and.. dirty allegations against a mayoral frontrunner. how ed lee is defending his campaign. plus.. the search for survivors after turkey's

glen jenkins is among the faces of joblessness in america. >> i just don't know how much longer i can maintain hope. ♪ >> reporter: near detroit, michael mccowan is also worried. after teaching music for 17 years, he just learned -- by mail -- that he and other teachers are being laid off. >> it makes me wonder how i'm going to be able to pay my bills and to be able to give my kids what they need. >> reporter: near miami, general contractor juan montes worked hard for years to support his family but now, with a downturn in construction, can't find work anywhere. >> it makes you feel like not much of a man. when you have done everything for yourself all your life and it's not there anymore, that security. >> reporter: he and his wife gina have run out of money and struggle to pay thousands of dollars in medical bills with no insurance. this year he had to ask his son for help. >> i figure, hey, you know, maybe you help me out with one of the utility bills, you know. i'm not supposed to be asking my son for help. i'm supposed to be helping him. >> reporter: gina says members of congress

jenkins. ms. jenkins: i'd like to thank the honorable chairman from texas for his leadership on the issue of trade and for yielding. in today's global economy it's essential that we make every reasonable effort to open foreign markets to american products. yet today as our country is struggling with the lackluster g.d.p. and stagnant job creation grocery stores in south korea are signing long-term agreements with beef producers from europe, not america. why european and not american? well, the reason's simple. while this administration has dragged their feet in the approval process of our own agreements, the european union was able to enact their agreement with south korea before the united states could take up our own. therefore the south koreans were able to purchase european goods, most notably agriculture products, at a much lower rate and prices because unlike american goods and commodities they do not have costly tariffs attached to them. the same is true with american goods and agriculture

. >> sandra jenkins does like the idea not for herself but for others. >> originally was designed going into a meeting and turning it off and just lock it in and pull it out. >> okay. right. okay. >> does it seem like a good idea? >> yes, a very good idea. i know some people i would like to give this to. >> and as an added bonus discourage texting while driving. >> you put your mobile device and it's quiet. >> it sells between 6800 and $150 depending on size and type. all of them are leather with a high quality silver lining. get more information go to abc7news.com. >>> coming up a new movie about beating the odds, don sanchez believe in mighty max or does it fall out? these sweehoney clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyo recognition. fibeone. >>> we've got winning

believe all right do you get a little they say the look in your own words let me let me go to jason jenkins was because i see they are going to go to jason here jay leno is a little he would make such a saying tony is a loud mouth that makes up stuff ok you know he's going to let all the name calling them a way of nonsense the problem i just saw i love i love this concept of cross talk but it's not going to extremes are you jason and i mean if it's for or against capitalism but it's pretty fair to say that capitalism i guess if we can all understand in the same way is not working. for a lot of people in the us. that's right not true. completely with that if you if you look at if you look at the american social system not just as an economic system as a social system the one key factor here is that our system privileges profit before people again a privilege of profit before people will have basic basic statistics you have three and a half million people are homeless you have forty million people that are jobless you have nearly fifty million people without health care insurance you have ano

jenkins. 66 yds up, ill. wins it by a score of 41-20 they are now six and zero.on scores 2 yds out using the issue in the process. wolverines trailed 21- wrapped up more than 500 yds of the game in total offense. 22- 24 the cats have lost three in a row. make it 7-nothing, the irish offense moving at will and this one, the game over before the half. they scored 28 and 9. he won four in a row. also winner of kent state today and now baseball and came one with the tigers and ranchers in texas. the rangers' lead beckham 3-2 with the bases loaded and one out, the brewers a score of one-nothing. >> i know think there's any script to this. four teams got in from our leak and we could have mixed in different combinations. that's just the post-season you can never predict who's going to go to the next round and who will leave this one appeared >> paul casey net two shots back. tiger woods 0 whopping nine back. still struggling with a par 317. makes a nifty approach hot \ the bears monday night what you think? >> alliance are for it and is 0. the lions are 4 and 0. have a

good for our economy we need it was you have the power of corporations that's the issue right tony jenkins shoe jumping the issue is that you are not opposed to crony capitalism and by the way who wouldn't who wouldn't be opposed to breaking the law you're opposed to capitalism that's the progress now you're opposed to how do people you're actually wrong about there aren't you think it should just be reading a lot about this is what you believe all right below the belt case take a look at your own words let me let me just suggest that it would be good choices here blowing to go to jason here jay let's always allow you to make such a sense or is allowed now to make ok oh no he's going to let all the name calling him a way of nonsense the problem i guess i love i love this concept of cross talk but it's not going to extremes are you jason or i mean if it's for or against capitalism but it's pretty fair to say that capitalism i guess if we can all understand in the same way is not working for a lot of people in the us. that's right it's not true j.c. i completely agree with that if you if you

jenkins: i ms. jenkins: thank you and i appreciate my fellow republican women stepping up to have an honest, fact-based discussion about one of our nation's most valued resources, our senior citizens. as i travel through kansas each week, i hear from folks who have had to tighten their belts over the last few years and the overwhelming message i hear is that kansans want their government to do the same. and seniors are no different. while special interest groups, many in the media and several of our colleagues across the aisle like to paint our nation's seniors as weak, terrified of budget cuts and beholden to the federal government for financial security, seniors in kansas know better. these are strong men and women who have seen our nation through a world war, cultural upheaval and cyclical financial turmoil. they have always stayed true to the ideals and principles -- principles that make this country great. they have always been willing to make the necessary sacrifices to better their lives and

jess up hits a wide open jenkins. sprints across the field. he's in for a 67-yard touchdown. run defeats os bourn 27-20. the spartans improve to 6-1. that's your sports minute. >>> if you want to run with the bulls, you don't have to go all the way to spain. now all you need to do is get and a dmstic flight to phoenix. you are looking at the practice run for the running of the bulls in cave creek, arizona. there they go. today will be the real deal. the run is a quarter mile with 32 bulls and of course people trying to get out of the way. the american version of the running of the bulls has been held three times in the u.s. twice in nevada and once in arizona. that one looks a little more controlled than the running of the bulls in spain. >> yeah, they're not in the streets whachl possesses you to want to run in front of a charging animal. >> you would never do it? >> i would never do that. i hope they don't hurt the bulls. >>> 6:27 right now. still ahead at this hour -- >> shocked and outraged. >> a stabbing victim breaks her silence. it's not just her attacker she's with so

and a guy called terry jenkins, a good friend, he's no the chairman -- not the chairman, he wished, the of the orleans where i work. in those days, you used to do a breakfast show. imagine 5:00 in the morning, stood over a bar. in those days, louie prima was the guy. these are little impressions. don't worry about it. so, we used to do a show. i'll get to you in a minute. we used to do a show, the guy is going -- they're all drinking. and i go, sir, that shirt is not too cute. who the hell are you? and corn beef was dripping down his shirt. but i had to talk to people while they were eating. >> jimmy: that's crazcrazy. >> those days, for the money and the broads, it was worth it. >> jimmy: do you remember what you got paid for doing a show like that? >> i don't want to drop numbers because the way the economy is, what i say is poor, people say, i can live a week on that. i would rather not say. >> jimmy: what would you do between the 2:30 and 5:10 a.m. shows? want to take a wild guess? >> jimmy: oh, really? >> no, i wasn't a good looking man and i was never -- girls were always afraid o

grif jenkins takes us to the scene. >> reporter: in 2004, roger barnett was here, just miles from the tending to his water pump, when he discovered trash that led him to a group of more than 20 illegal aliens crossing his property. what followed that day was a seven-year legal battle that ended up in the supreme court of the united states, with roger liable for more than $80,000 in damages. now for the first time, we bring our viewers here on his ranch to hear firsthand from roger what happened that day. roger, it's 2004. march 7. you are out, doing whatever you do on your ranch here. take me back and our viewers back to the day, to what happened here. where we are and how this all unfolded. >> okay. back up here, a third of a mile, half a mile is a windmill. there is water there. we were driving by to check the water out and make sure the illegal aliens hadn't fouled them up, broke the lines or whatever. we stopped up here in the wash. my dog jumps out and you i was looking at tracks and he gets on them. he's all excited and everything. then he's -- he is coming down the ditch. >> th

griff jenkins has an inside look at the high-tech planes. >> reporter: this is the director of air operationsms and border protections unmanned air surveillance program here in arizona. director, have you quite an impressive airplane, have you three here. tell us about them. >> correct. we have three m29 predator aircraft with the expectation for a fourth delivery in february. we sprat operate from yuma, arizona, to the big bend, area of texas and conduct nightly operations in supporting the u.s. border patrol or other agencies that require our assistance. >> reporter: these are the predator bee, as they are known, used in iraq and afghanistan. but on the border, how successful are they? how important are they to the border operations that we see going on today, which seems to be certainly, in the arizona border area, more successful and apprehensions and finding the drug smullers? >> they are integral. thep.m. program's new and growing. it adds a new dimension in that border security is moving toward an intelligence paradigm. we react to things that happen on the border. in the intelligence

jenkins. as you correctly note, the agreement provides all of these benefits with respect to the u.s. agricultural community. and section 101b of the bill provides that, um, the president -- the agreement does not enter into effect until the president makes a certification that panama has, in fact, complied with the terms of the agreement. and at that point there's an exchange of notes, and the agreement can be entered into effect. so as an initial step, um, that's very important to make sure the agreement doesn't enter into effect until panama meets these obligations. if for some reason after entry into force a problem develops, then there's a very robust dispute settlement mechanism beginning with consultations that will allow u.s. exporters to have their interests addressed. >> thank you. i would yield back. >> are there any others who seek recognition? so that we all understand because the trade promotion authority governs this bill and south korean agreement and the panamanian agreement i

griff jenkins hit the ground to get more response from lawmakers. >> according to a new cbs "new yorkes" poll, congress' approval rating is at an all time low, in the single digits. 9% of americans approve of the job they're doing. the mood on capitol hill, well, it's pretty similar to the weather today. dark and gloomy. >> did you see the cbs "new york times" poll has you at 9%. what do you make of it? >> people are hurting. we're in a tough time in american history right now with reference to high unemployment rates, the debt that we have, people are not understanding whether or not their children will be able to live the way that they're living, so they're looking and turning to a congress to say help us get out of this rut. what are you doing about it? i think as a result, it's just a reflection of the mood of the country right now. >> it's disappointing. it looks like we've got a lot of work to do to get our message across here. we really are working very hard to solve some of these problems. >> i think it's a reflection of the fact that the public wants bi-partisanship, wants to