hands behind your back, maynard! you're working with some nasty dudes, maynard.here'd you meet guys like that? weekend lockup seems a bit tame for stone killers. no evidence connects me to any crimes. can't control these guys, can you? thought you were getting into the robbery business. switched the game on you, didn't they? you set it up so they could stalk their victims, in their homes, in their cars. that puts you right in the middle of things. walter gordon. his friends call him "demento." leader of a san fernando valley skinhead gang. hmm? never seen him before in my life. yes, you have. what happens to you now? what do you think he's gonna do to you the next time the two of you run into each other? and what about your family? if you're locked up, and he's out there? they weren't supposed to hurt anyone. that's all on them. i picked people from the company files. quilty rigged the phones. with gps to the node signal. maynard: demento's crazy. i tried to keep him to a schedule, but he wanted to move faster and faster he decided to pull these carjackings. said

a little confusion on the handoff between maynard. leads to a cal turnover.he bruins made them pay. into the end zone. and ucla led 17-7 at the half. third quarter, c. j. anderson bangs it in from one yard out. they had their chances to take the lead. fourth quarter, maynard under pressure and makes an awful throw right to kevin mcdonald. one of three picks for the bruins' safety. maynard finishes with four interceptions and on the very next play, coleman breaks free for the second of his three touchdowns. ucla runs for close to 300 yards and wins 31-14. dropping cal back to .500 at 4- 4. >>> louisiana tech looking for their fifth straight win against san jose state. second quarter, bulldogs up 10- 7. faulkner deep to brigs by who scores the first touchdown of the year. 14-10 spartans but louisiana tech came back with a big play of their own on the flea flicker. to patton for the 90 yards. the bulldogs rack up close to 500 yards and force five san jose state turnovers as they beat the spartans 38-28. >>> still to come, the sharks take their winning streak int

♪ ♪ ♪ i want to introduce you guys to kyle maynard.on a very special mission with a group of other people. and they are going to climb to the summit of mount kilimanjaro. he was born with a condition known as congenital amputation. he's practicing in stone mountain, georgia. >> i was mesmerized by his ability, even with his disability. and this is how he gets down. he kind of just rolls down. >> the group's goal is to climb mount kilimanjaro to be an inspiration to veterans and kids around the world born with disabilities. >> rock fall? i wouldn't climb up, i would be like i'm going to break an ankle. he's going straight up it. >> to talk about his training and what he's meaning to do. we have kyle maynard via skype. >> what keeps you going and doing all of this great physical stuff? >> everybody has a passion in their life it achieve something. >> it's a message even just beyond the physical feat. it went from like towels, to trying oven mitts and back to towels, basically what i use now is a mountain bike tire and i have a similar sy

zach maynard throws into triple coverage, picked off.ight formh nauert, three interceptions, a fumble. the bears commit five turnovers. fourth quarter following another maynard pick, curtis macneil is going to go in. usc pounds cal 30-9. the sixth straight conference loss. the coliseum will be sold out again sunday. that means the raiders game against the browns will be televised right here on cbs5, fifth quarter to follow. >>> baseball justin verlander and the tigers facing elimination. 2-2 game, 6th inning, kinsler bounces in to the inning ended double play. verlander pumped. miguel cabrera, the should be a double play, but it bounces off the base, rolls down the line, detroit goes on to score four runs in the sixth. they hang on for a 7-5 win t rangers now lead the series 3 games to 2, game 6 is in texas saturday night. >>> that ball don't hit the bag we turn a double play we're probably off the field. >> i have that bag in my office, that will be memorabilia at some point in my life i can promise you. >>> randy wolf gave up 7 runs in

second and four, maynard intercepted again. bears turn over the ball five times.hey lose 30-9 is the final. >> i think the morale of the team is they care about each other, they believe in one another and they're going to continue to work and continue to compete. that's my true assessment of where their mindset is. of course are they disappointed? no question. is the morale down right now? it's okay to be disappointed but not be discouraged. >> over to the diamond. the best in baseball are trying to knock the cover off the ball to earn a ticket to the world series. brewers and cardinals, game four. top of the fourth, one on for betancourt. single up the middle. this will bring in jerry hairston, jr., to tie it at 2-2. in the top of the fifth, ryan braun singles past the shortstop. san francisco native nyjer morgan scores. brewers win 4-2. that series is tied at 2-26789 alcs, game five from detroit, tied at 2-2. miguel cabrera, chopper down the third baseline, takes a tigers' bounce. rayburn scores. it's 3-2. two batters later, delmon young, two-run shot, caps a fo

third quarter maynard rolls out and once again throws to his little brother.s time allen reaches back to make the one hand grab. he finishes with eight catches for 78 yards. later in the drive maynard fakes the hand-off and keeps it himself. 27-0 bears. might be wishing they could go back to the mountain west conference. right to josh hill. takes it 32 yards for the touchdown. one of four utah turnovers. the bears win 34-10. >>> albert pujols was 0-6 in the first game of the world series. dirk nowitzki throwing out the first pitch in texas. the rangers could have used this seven footer in the bull pen. 6th inning. up 8-6. albert pujols crushes a three-run homer that might still be going in that concrete wasn't there. third of the season for albert but he was just getting started. 7th two run shot out to center. 14-6 cardinals. albert pujols a hit at five straight at bats. only player to hit three homers in a world series game joining babe ruth. 16-7. to take a 2-1 series lead. >> according to some of the stats it is the greatest of any of the world series in 1

zach maynard throws his one of his four interceptions of the game. it's returned, and the bruins make him pay. holeman finds the hole. gone. 20-yard. ran for 80 and scored three touchdowns. cal falling to 4-4 with the loss. >> just have to come back stronger and don't be lack adays cal. take everything serious because bowl games are starting to come up so take the last games seriously. >> mike: san jose state and louisiana tech. spartans with the early lead but the second quarter the reverse, great blocks, 2 # yards on the touchdown. l.a. tech hands them the loss. >> sharkers and islanders in new york. 17 seconds in pavelski knocks it inch eighth point of the road trip. game went to overtime and on the power play. burns past the goalie, his third goal for the sharks. they're a perfect 5-0 with the victory. >> more from stanford's big win later in the newscast. >> here's a question for you. can you run from police when you are the police? the stor >> good evening. >> in tonight's headlines. [chanting] >> "occupy" protesters spent several hours marchin

and micheline maynard, senior editor of "changing gears," a public media project about the industrial midwest. when we think of this as a new era as compare these contracts to what we saw before the meltdown, what's the key thing that jumps out at you? what's changed? >> this is basically a new era in which the way the detroit three are going to be competitive is by hiring more of these second-tier workers that were making $14.50 an hour. they face competition from the transplants, companies like volkswagen which just opened a plant in tennessee paying $14.50 an hour and they cannot get at the bargaining table and the companies came in and said we need maintain the break even point. in the case of g.m., labor cost are only going up by 1% but it's also about trying to give the workers more of a stake in quality improvements. in the chrysler plant, for example, if you get perfect attendance you get a $300 bonus. and even the signing bonus, the $3,500, half of that is contingent on meeting financial stability goals next year. so the days of across-the-board pay raises regardless of perfo

then the bears went on a turnover binge lead by maynard. maynard is picked off.his led to a field goal. the bruins scored 17 points in the third quarter. game's getting away from the bearings as ucla leads 24-14. then it's mcdonaldson for the third team. cal looking very ordinary, and its record backs that up. the 31-14 loss makes cal 1-4 overrecall. fn state fell to 2-2 in the wac. southern utah dropped uc davis. halloween sell bases always a big deal on college campuses, and oregon no exception. before the party, there was this. thomas has played 8 games for the ducks. he scored 11 touchdowns in that span. washington state hung around for a while, but in the end went down. oregon now 7-1 overall, 5-0 in the pac-12. that's cameron marshall. marshall had that game against colorado. first wear, marshall makes it look easy. throw in another scoring run in the second quarter. marshall would score three times. arizona state, a 38-14 winner, as colorado is still looking for its first conference win. stanford will move up at least one spot in the bcs rankings thanks to

anyway -- maynard to his brother, keenan. and cal up 20-0 at the break.econd half, may understands keeps himself on the spread option. glides into the end zone. threw for 255. all cal, and their defense was dominant. utah quarterback john hays is from paradise county. this was not paradise for him. josh hill with the pick six. cal rolls, 34-10. >> the taste in the guys' mouth in there today to stop the bleeding was awesome. >> everybody very happy. excited. we'll enjoy this one for a day or so and then have another one to play and that's the way it's going to be the rest of the season, one at a time, continue to reach our full potential. >> huge upset tonight. number three oklahoma, facing the red raiders of texas tech. 441 yards and four touchdowns, alexer to rex as tech snoops the sooner's 39 game home stream, 31-48 the final in norman. wisconsin and michigan state. just four second left in the game. tied at 31. spartans, kirk cousins with the hail mary to the end zone, and it's caught by keith nickel at the one. is he in the end the zone you make the c

zach maynard to his brother. look at the desire for the end zone. cal up 20-0 at the half.econd half. maynard keeps it off the spread-option. goes in untouched. ran for 36, threw for 255. cal up 27-0. the bears' defense was tremendous in this game, dominating utah quarterback john hayes. that's the third pick of the game, josh hill with the pick. cal snaps their three-game losing streak, 34-10. >> the taste in the guys' mouth today in there to stop the bleeding a little bit was awesome. everybody very happy, excited. we will enjoy this one for a day or so and then we have another one to play and that's the way it is going to be the rest of the season. one at a time. just continue to try to reach our full potential. >> to the ice, sharks, six-game east country road trip in boston. no love from chara. 72 seconds in, thornton finds joe pavelski and he snaps it home. 1-0, sharks. and new shark finding logan in front. his first goal of the season. and it's 2-0, men in teal. boston would come back in the third. just 29 seconds after they cut the lead in after. the two-on-one, and

maynard, third pick of the game, cal loses their third straight 20-9. >> turnovers. you can't be a good football team like sc when you turn the football over five times. >> i know the mistakes i made, the coach telling me my reads and everything, trying to force the balls on a couple of plays, a lot of errors and need to get better. >> when the raiders honor al davis on sunday, they will do so in front of another sellout crowd against the browns, third straight sellout. curry from seattle was a first-round pick two years ago. seahawks gave up on him. one man's trash is another man's treasure. >> i promise you if he is on this football team, he will play and play well. he is athletic, can run, tackle, takes on-linemen, takes on backs. i think he is a really good football player. >> and the tigers are alive in the playoffs thanks to one weird hop. cabrera, look out, wild hop over the bag, stuns beltre. tigers up 3-2. later in the 6th, this is not a weird hop, this is annihilated by young, two-run shot, his second homer of the games. detroit homers four times as tigers

maynard, third pick of the game, cal loses their third straight 20-9. >> turnovers. you can't be a good football team like sc when you turn the football over five times. >> i know the mistakes i made, the coach telling me my reads and everything, trying to force the balls on a couple of plays, a lot of errors and need to get better. >> when the raiders honor al davis on sunday, they will do so in front of another sellout crowd against the browns, third straight sellout. curry from seattle was a first-round pick two years ago. seahawks gave up on him. one man's trash is another man's treasure. >> i promise you if he is on this football team, he will play and play well. he is athletic, can run, tackle, takes on-linemen, takes on backs. i think he is a really good football player. >> and the tigers are alive in the playoffs thanks to one weird hop. cabrera, look out, wild hop over the bag, stuns beltre. tigers up 3-2. later in the 6th, this is not a weird hop, this is annihilated by young, two-run shot, his second homer of the games. detroit homers four times as tigers

will only cause an enormous mess and we have to clear it up eventually was 80 years ago when john maynard keynes, the economist of his day but certainly the most influential economist of the 20th century started working out ferias which look to the economy in a different way instead of as a series of business propositions which a lot of economists did he started looking at above economics and became known as macroeconomics. he looked at the big picture of the different elements, different moving parts and also because he was talking at the end of the twenties when britain suffered unemployment and at the time come 1929 in the subsequent collapse of the american economy large-scale unemployment was a great problem. he was looking at it from a practical point of view. if there's anything a government needs to do which might cure some of the terrible poverty, the terrible additions of people to find work for years on end. and as that was 80 years ago but it turns out that in this division between whether you interfere or don't interfere in an economy turns out to be the principal issue of th

next cal drive zach maynard picked off again by mcdonald, a rough night for him.e threw four int's, bruins win 31-14. sharks also in action against the islanders, under 7 minutes to play in the second. the shot deflects and falls. tied the game at two, this one would go to overtime in ot. joe pawelski to brent burns for the winner. sharks win in overtime. great win for the sharks, an even better win for the stanford cardinals. what a great one down in l.a. >> very stressful for stanford fans. thanks, jamie. >>> let's check in right now with rob mayeda. i'm hearing things are changing a little bit? >> pretty roller coaster ride in the seven-day forecast. the timing perfect for the weekend right now, still in the 60s, notice the wind coming up out of the west. a little bit stronger sea breeze. going to cool things off a little bit around the coast. in oakland we're at 61 degrees. not much wind around the east bay. 59 degrees, we should see temperatures tonight mostly in the 40s and 50s around the bay area. still some low 60s in and around san francisco. can you see

two plays later, maynard rolls out, finds miller who makes a great one handed grab. first down. another look at that, great grab by miller. third and goal. it is pounded in from a yard out. cal gets on the board first at 7-0 at that point, it is 17-7 now in favor of ucla. bears have at it. it is now 17-14, ucla. >>> the california golden bears continue the effort to a rugby team in which the sport returns to the summer olympics in 2016. though played three matches today. the tournament continues tomorrow. >>> more pac-12 college action. bennett out of shotgun, passes to thomas, goes 45 yards. cutting back and forth. eventually in the end zone for the touchdown to make it 22-10. after a washington state touchdown, thomas again, this time on the kickoff return, and check this out. breaks it up the middle. no one there to catch him. 93 yards. 36-20, oregon. same score in the fourth. he takes a handoff, breaks outside, 28 yards for the touchdown. oregon rolls over washington, 43-28. >>> sharks in action against the islanders. second period, sharks up 1-0. new york on the powerplay l

. >> host: so, one of my favorite quotes from john maynard keynes is the one about how practical men often slate to some defunct economist, and you've written a book about two defunct economists. mr. keynes and friederich hayek. why do they matter today? >> guest: it turns out the great dividing line in terms of modern economics between whether you start entering in economy and trying to manage it and those of people say don't do that because it will only cause enormous mess and will have to clear up eventually, was 80 years ago when john maynard keynes was the most inventive because of his day, certainly the most influential economists of the 20th century, started working out theories which looked a bit added to the way. which traditionally what economists do. he started looking at as if he hovered above economics and looked at it in what became known as macroeconomics. he looked at the big picture about different elements, different moving parts. also because he was talking when britain suffered a great deal of unemployment. and at the time from 1929 to the subsequent collapse in t

maynard jackson said at the airport. it cost us about $10 million.ve had black mayors in atlanta ever 44 years. we have tried to do things within the economy and we have been able to generate jobs. the airport cost $10 billion but it generates $30 billion every year and creates about 60,000 jobs. kasim reed is adding an international terminal that will probably add another 5000 jobs. the system works if you know how to work it. martin luther king gave his life to end poverty. you will not end poverty by preaching. you and property by learning some economics and sending your children to school, by saving your money, by getting financially literate and just like we won the battle of voting rights, we can win the battle of economic rights. that is what martin luther king would have you do now and a first step to that is to keep a president in office that basically has your interest at heart. [applause] this year, do that, god help us. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome rev. joseph lowery. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. we have not g

years ago when john maynard keynes is the most influential economist of the 20th century started working out theories which look to the economy in a different way in stiff as a series of business propositions which economists did he started looking at as if he hovered about economics what became known as macroeconomics he looked at the big picture about different elements, different moving parts and also because he was talking at the end of the twenties when britain suffered unemployment and the time 1929 this of the current collapse of the economy large scale unemployment was a great problem. he was looking at it from a practical point of view if there's anything we can do to the economy which might kill the terrible conditions people not being able to find work for years on end and that was years ago but it turned out that this division between whether you interfere or don't interfere turns out to be the principal political issue of this cycle. it's been submerged for a very long time of least because the cannes the ins when they finally succeed enjoyed 30 years i suppose between 1945

maynard is looking to his right whale throwing to his left which has to be really hard to do. cal up 15-14 at the half. that's when things went terribly wrong. duck explode in the second half with 29 unanswered. daryn thomas anthony thomas the kid destroyed cal. scored 3 touch downs himself. he's a freshman. 21-15. then barn era lo had a. even the coach can run a 4 4 40. crazy. 4 43-15 the final as cal falls to 3 and 2. on to golf. tiger woods he still has a lot of work to do. who knows if he will ever be able to capture the stroke that made him top golfer in the world. tiger not really that close. woods south bay. rainy early on. how about joe of the san jose sharks. he must be somebody. somebody important because he's up close and personal with tiger there. woods started out just fine on the first hole. tiger approach. nice little back spin on the green. in a few feet to set up the birdie. rest of the day was really a struggle. betrayed by the bla blay. lots of missed putt on 3. tiger fires 2 over par 73. here's what tiger used to look like. 19-year-old patrick from ucla pla

. >> host: nicholas, one of my favorite quotes from john maynard keynes is the one about how practical whether you start interfering in the economy and try to manage it and those people who said don't do that because they will cause an enormous mess and we have to clear it up eventually was 80 years ago when john maynard keynes was the most individualist of the economists day and certainly the most influential list of the 21st century started working out theories which looked to the economy in a different way instead of as a series of business propositions which traditionally the economists did. he started looking at as if he hovered about economics and what became known as the macroeconomics looking at the big picture about different elements and different moving parts and also because also he was talking at the end of the twenties when britain suffered a great deal of unemployment. the large scale unemployment was a great problem. he was looking at it from a practical point of view. is their anything the government can do to the economy which might cure some of the terrible poverty,

zach maynard hitting conan allen, really earns this 12-yard touchdown. 20-0, cal. they roll by a final of 34-10. >> it was great. we had a great game plan going into this game working around the edges. tried to get our guys open in space. running backs did a great job. wide receivers did a great job. the o'line did an exceptional job. we put points in the board. >> the guys tried to come up field a lot. get depth a little bit. get good ball. >> sharks and the bruins. third period san jose up 2-1. bruins with a two on none. it's their second goal in 30 seconds. tyler seguin tieing this game at two. same score in the third. it's jim vandermeer. it's ferriero. empty netter and win this contest 4-2 the final score from td garden. >>> 16-7, the final in arlington. albert pujols crushed three home runs. garvin is the only player ever to accomplish that feat in a world series game. quite a class of players to number. >> brody, i was just checking the map with what stanford did and a couple of teams ahead in the poll's loss we should see a big jump from them this week, rig

maynard is looking to his right whale throwing to his left which has to be really hard to do.at the half. that's when things went terribly wrong. duck explode in the second half with 29 unanswered. daryn thomas anthony thomas the kid destroyed cal. scored 3 touch downs himself. he's a freshman. 21-15. then barn era lo had a. even the coach can run a 4 4 40. crazy. 4 43-15 the final as cal falls to 3 and 2. on to golf. tiger woods he still has a lot of work to do. who knows if he will ever be able to capture the stroke that made him top golfer in the world. tiger not really that close. woods south bay. rainy early on. how about joe of the san jose sharks. he must be somebody. somebody important because he's up close and personal with tiger there. woods started out just fine on the first hole. tiger approach. nice little back spin on the green. in a few feet to set up the birdie. rest of the day was really a struggle. betrayed by the bla blay. lots of missed putt on 3. tiger fires 2 over par 73. here's what tiger used to look like. 19-year-old patrick from ucla playing like tige

happen in the seventy's were holding interest rates to near zero which was the crazy scheme of john maynard keynes and of course keynes is the guy who who's the the ideological buddha american monetary economics. so they're they're just they're causing tremendous trouble there's no in order to bail out the banks in order to. help the investment banks and the export industries at the expense of the rest of us they want to weaker dollar helped certain certain special interests by the way they hate china because they will because china more let them have a weaker dollar in china anyway that's called chinese manipulation but it's not manipulation they're trying to have settled exchange rates but not actually while at the same time we see the e.u. china dumping us treasuries the most in august by thirty six point five billion i want to ask it has got a good travel have to wait until next time but i so appreciate you being on the show talking about the danger that you believe that policies especially as they're talking about possibly doing more right now you're calling it a nineteen seventies sce

majesties economics point* of view but to the rashly familiar with john maynard keynes. through the late thirties but they did understand that when they will lead withdraw from the economy the government had no choice but to step them. but he did not apologize for it and thought that was his role and the role of government but no hoover and roosevelt shared fundamental economic believes but always different was the negative from the constitution. >> we have time for two more questions. . . the commentary is that even though the idea wasn't very popular the opinion polls show a majority whip in favor of it when you did have a block in the senate that would determine to fight and you didn't have a countervailing passion. the naacp and the encounter that i talked about a few minutes ago went to the white house and said he will be able to defeat the filibuster if you make it an administration bill to. it was a procedural step and would have made it harder. it was something he didn't want to do. he didn't have a personal commitment to racial equality or civil rights. that rol

maynard keeps it as a spread option, goes? untouched. cal 27-0. bears defense was tremendous in this game, dominating. quarterback john hayes says third pick of the game, josh hill and 34-10 was the final. >> the pace today to stop the bleeding a little bit was often. i'm very happy and excited. we'll enjoy this one for a day or so and we got another one to play. that is the way it's going to be one at a time to reach our full potential. >> to the ice, sharks of a sings game east coast road trip, joe thorton started his career, no love. thorton finds pavelsky and snaps it past home, 1-0 sharks. and find logan in front, his first goal of the season. and it's 2-0. boston would come back in the third, 29 seconds and two on one no chances and tied at 2. eleven minutes left. jim vandemire and they fight and fight and struggle and scores. his first goal of the year as sharks. 4-2 was the final. >> 49ers have the day off. and we'll see if carson palmer will play. mike shumann will have all the highlights at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >> coming up a campaign c

and maynard, his 3rd pick of the night. now came with four turnovers in five games.hey turned it over five times in the night. sc goes onto win 30-9. >>> the raiders game against the browns on sunday, sold out. they have new peaces on the roster now, eric curry officially a raider after the trade. and 6-2, 255, spencer christian like, a physical specimen, but the seahawks gave up on him after two years. he had problems in coverage. and hugh jackson says that he's looking at the upside. >> if he's on the football team, he's going to play well, he's athletic and can run and tackle and takes on linemen and not facts, and i think he's a really good football player. he can't speak to what went on there, but i know what's going on here. >> meanwhile, he returned to practice after serving his nfl suspension. i can't imagine him being much of a role. and as for sunday, the raiders fired up about another packed how about. >> i hear its sold out. is that true? everybody comes? that's exciting. >> that's big, when you come in, you would like to have the fans supporting you, and

maynard is picked off by the safety tim mcdonald. that led to the feel goal and ucla lead. turned out to be one of four interceptions for him in the game. there are three of those. cal loses. and drops to 4-4 overall. >> the raider streets a bye this week. and 49ers are coming off of theirs. >> they host the browns. 49ers are 5-1 and haven't had the services broadway ron edwards since week two. he hurt his leg and had arthroscopic surgery and it will be a game time decision on whether or not he plays. sharks will close out the road trip and they hope to do so with the win last night. they were in new york. to take on the islanders. they had a 2-1 lead. and the shark it is tie it up by a goal on to logan and no one scored in the third period. so we go to overtime. less than four minutes to do. and it is joe pavelski. and they get the win. 3-2. >>> the time is 8:42. we are closer to getting to the next presidential election. >> there is a call for one candidate to drop out of the race. >> here is a live look outside. this is the longest bridge in the bay area. >> highway patr

fourth quarter, zach maynard, he drops back and throws a second of four interceptions of the day. kevin mcdonald with three of the picks. he'll return it to the 20-yard line and bruins make them pay. derek calder, cal 1-4 against pack 4 team. they fall to a 31-14 loss. >> second quarter. richard casey gets a reverse. 21 yards on the touchdown. fifth lots loss of the season. 38-28 your final. >> sharks in new york taking on the islanders on halloween weekend. pavelsky off the rebound. game went to overtime. on the power play, brad snaps it in. sharks are 5-0 with a 3-2 victory. stanford should move up and 49ers against cleveland. i'm mike shumann. >> next at 9:30, san francisco's pension crisis, we will analyze the competing reform measures on the november ballot. we'll show you what sets them apart. what do you get when you cross an ipod with a thermostat? a >>> welcome back. occupy oakland demonstrate irs are back at the plaza this morning after marching last night and coming face to face with a line of oakland police in riot gear. they were protesting last tuesday's use of force

zack maynard to his brother, keenan allen. you don't want to go airborne. he gets knocked out of bounds. that's very dangerous. cal finishes the drive with the drive up the middle. he loved scoring against his old high school buddies that played to the back in utah. oregon and california, even ravelly coulralphy could not ste attack. they have so many guys like kenyon barner who goes 84 yards down the sidelines. it was all oregon, 22-0. brian bennett, got news for you. he might be better than darren thomas, the normal starting quarterback. david paulson in stride. it was all oregon over colorado 45-2. >>> from the nfl, after all the buzz about carson palmer immediately jumping in as the starter at qb for the raiders, hang on. it likes lik looks like kyle bol start. game time decision. there were reports that the raiders had concerns about palmer making high velocity throws. jackson said that is definitely not the case. >> he's throwing the ball like you wouldn't believe. tuft me, he's out of here. we wouldn't have signed him if he couldn't throw. i think hi

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zach maynard drops back. throws his second of four interceptions on the day.n mcdonald with three of those picks. he will return it to the 20-yard line and the bruins make him pay. derek holeman, 20 yards. ran for 360. three touchdowns. cal, they fall 204-4 with the 31-13 loss. fall to 4-4. san jose state taking on louisiana tech. spartans jumped out to the lead. second quarter casey gets the reverse. great blocks. 21 yards on the touchdown. they hand them the spartans their fifth loss of the season. sharks in new york taking on the islanders on this holiday weekend. 17 seconds in, little joe pavelski, off the rebounds. his eighth point on the road trip. the game went to overtime and on the power play brett burns snaps it in. his third goal for the is that correct. sharks remain a perfect 5-0 on the road trip with a 3-2 victory. stanford should move up to at least number five in the bcs rankings together and the 49ers host cleveland. all those highlights at five. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >>> next at 6:30, occupy san francisco. a look at the parallel

a guy named kyle maynard is from beauford, georgia. he was born without hands and without feet. out a goal to climb mt. kilimanjaro. how about that? he's going to do a practice run, get together with some of his supporters and test out some of his equipment. or he did that on friday. there's some of the video. unbelievably unspiably inspirin. this young man can do that, shows you people can do just about anything. that's your monday inspirational story. >> that's more than inspiring. you go. >> yeah. >> thank you, rob. >> all right, carol. >>> we're asking people what they're predicting the u.s. economy will look like in 2012. details in a live report from the nasdaq market site. first, let's take a look at the word of the day. it's juvi-sync. find out what it means and why you need to know after this break. it's 53 minutes past the hour. >>> welcome back. it's just about three minutes until the top of the hour. let's get back to the word of the day, shall we? the word of the day is juvisync. what does it mean? if you have the double whammy of type 2 diabetes and high cholestero

cal regained the lead in the second quarter on a zach maynard pass to the end zone. but the ducks took the lead back again and didn't give it up. there was some bad news for oregon though, after being carded off the field. he's not sure if he could be playing next week. >>> a san francisco giant is facing a lawsuit. the claims of the former landlord and what they are making against tim lincecum. >>> what employees at the ace hardware in oakland did help saving a life after being shot during the robbery. >>> big news out during the morning of the market. we're looking live to see how traders will react this morning. switched to the most highly recommended bed in america. it's not a sealy, a simmons or a serta. ask me about my tempur-pedic, do you know there's a tempur-pedic for everybody? tempur-pedic beds now come in soft, firm and everything in between. ask me how i can finally sleep all night. to learn more or to find an authorized retailer near you visit tempurpedic.com. tempur-pedic, the most highly recommended bed in america. who should get it? i really love jen

bears look at maynard here threadings the middle. to the right isn't look wling he's throwing the ball. cal up at the half and then the ducks explode 29 unanswered. thomas heat destroy cal 3 touch downs tonight with freshmen. the duck off to the races. goodby goodbye. big play. 68 yards there all duck in the second half chip him if 93-15 the final as calls to 3 and 2. nfl on sunday raiders visit houston. they will catch a break. receiver johnson is out that means the texans may go more to foster meaning trouble. raiders 29 in rush defense. they allow 5.nine yards per carry. worse than the league. head coach answers the calls. >> 11 men we put out there. they got to make up their minds that enough is enough. i think they will. we need to do it consistently where the ball doesn't run through us. it's happening 2 games. we stop tonight 2 games. here's the next step down. get it done. >>reporter: take a look at this. nfl fined eagle's line man for that hit on smith. personal 4 for roughing the passenger. league apparently added the fine

cal struggled on offense especially the quarterback before the half when a three pick for zach maynardhich killed the team. in all cal committed five turnovers. the final score was not prett , 30-9. >> you wore blue and gold in support of cal. >> you wore other colors. >> it was a tough time in. cal 3-3 now. >> we'll still root them on. >>> a british man plans to run a canadian marathon this week. he is 100 years old. this is really actual quite a feat to achieve. >> really? >> yeah, 100. the man will run the full toronto marathon this sunday. he has already set eight world records for being the fastest 100-year-old sprinter in multiple distances. he took up competitive running -- gosh -- at a young age of 89 so it is never too late. >> hang gliding wasn't enough for him? [ laughter ] >> he ran 7 marathons since then and runs and walks about 7 miles a day to keep fit. next time i feel like that nap, i'm going to think of mr. singh. >> i have covered boxing marathons 25, 26 times. -- the boston marathons 25, 26 imus. i'm inspired and motivated and then i wake up the next morning and see

zach maynard to keenan allen. 20-0 to cal at that point. cal rolls on to win 34-10 is your final. sharks and bruins, joe thornton playing against his former team. sharks up 2-1. bruins on the rush. tyler seguine ties the game at 2 right there. nice play by the guy only in his second year. later in the third, jim vandermere puts the puck on the net. san jose takes the lead 3-2. going to win 4-2 is your final. and before we get out of here to the 49ers of course where one assistant coach has made an incredible journey in the past several years. from palo alto to the pros. brody brazil has more. >> reporter: they are the hansons. father and son both coaching football on the peninsula these days. 49ers defensive assistant peter says he would not be in the profession if it weren't for his dad earl. >> definitely not. i see the passion he has for his job still. >> reporter: including a state title last season, earl hanson has been coaching in palo for 26 years. starting out with peter as his water boy. >> as a little kid he'd come to practices. he'd spend the whole time at practice. i'd

dealers to my would say it were a pro keynesian because they were not actually familiar with john maynard keynes. perry widely known in the u.s. they did understand that when private enterprise and the private sector was withdrawn from the economy that it was really the governments to the the government had naturalist but to step in, and that the present was very explicit about this. he did not apologize for it. he thought, in fact, that was his role. that was the role of government. that was the major flaw of the hoover urbanization. they shared some fundamental economic police, but where there really differed was in their willingness to use the powers that they could find in law and in the constitution to get things done. >> okay. the gentleman in the back. >> i'm just curious why you think fdr's continue saying no to the aspiration of african-americans and said yes to every reactionary seven chairman that the congressional committee to the point of casting the margin on washington >> well, i don't think there is much mystery. he recognized that the server unblock, particularly in the s

there were new dealers who were add adherents of maynard caips -- keynes who pressed for more. especially work relief and government construction was thought of as a way to keep the unemployed fed and housed and spending money to bide time while they tried everything and, incidentally, while the economy tried to cure -- [inaudible] all of this certainly did have a stimulative effect, even if they didn't think about it that way. what about the political context? i'd like to spend some time on this because i think roosevelt's approach has much to teach barack obama and maybe the rest of us. i already allude today a major distinction between the political environment of the new deal and of today's. in the '30s the partisan lineup in congress was very different from what you see today. both parties, democrats and republicans, had very strong progressive wings. n., one of the strongest progressives, let's say liberals, in the '30s was california's senior senator, hiram johnson, the very man who as governor had given us the initiative process. and johnson was a republican. in fact, h

and what would john maynard keynes do today?irst let's check on the forecast. >> you brought the warm weather from alabama. you were down there on friday. it's been so warm and unusual. doesn't feel like october in many spots. in the 60s in boston and new york. no problem at the airports. georgia, south carolina, you're going do get the biggest batch of rain. although north florida is also getting it. tallahassee it'll roll your way shortly. if you're waking up down interstate 5, you're going to have a damp morning commute. there's the wet weather on the west coast. minneapolis down through iowa into kansas city and florida is a little damp. atlanta probably the worst weather had the country. 67 degrees, cool and rainy. if you want the best weather? right here. 84 and sunny in new york city. what's going on? where's the ice? it'll be there and skating soon enough. you're watching "morning joe" brewed bizarre bux. hey, did you ever finish last month's invoices? sadly, no. oh. but i did pick up your dry cleaning and had your shoes