demands of occupy wall street groups all around the country similar resolutions of past in boulder in missoula today on my radio show i had jack abrams off on here's what he had to say about it. would you support a constitutional amendment that says that corporations are people and money isn't speech well i think it's got to say a lot more than that to be honest with you there's a lot more there's a lot more problems here but if you do that then you could get out and you could start with then you could pass the laws that you're talking about right now the thing that is impeding those laws is the is the fact that corporations are considered persons and money is considered speech you do blow those things up and then you can start passing laws stopping the revolving door stopping the buying off of members of congress or i agree and so meanwhile millionaires are marching on capitol hill demanding that their taxes be raised the narrative in the media has shifted from oh my god we've got a debt too what about inequality and where are the job. bob's conservatism frank luntz who said he's frightened t

the k-mart store in missoula, the k-mart store is full of gifts and ready to go, but many of the gifts't going anywhere because the would-be owners were late with their payments. then the mystery santa walked into the store and anonymously paid off all of the items that were on layaway. >> i'm like, really? then i thought pay off one or two. then he ended up paying the whole list, so it was just amazing. >> the generous stranger paid nearly a thousand dollars for presents for people he doesn't even know. >>> a lot of us, the hardest part of working out is getting started. it can be difficult to stay motivated and focus while logging mile after mile after mile on a treadmill or exercise bike. c-net reports a new tech company that is developing apps to make breaking a sweat a whole lot easier. >> reporter: it looks like a standard car racing game. but when using this for the ipad the car's speed is powered by you pedaling and steered by leaning your body. >> when you pedal or when you use elliptical or run on a treadmill you create this unique vibration. a ribleg rhythm detects those spe

personhood one of the primary demands of the occupy wall street movement voters in boulder colorado in missoula montana asked similar resolutions this is just the latest victory for the ninety nine percent movement that has managed in just two months to stir debate in america away from deficit reduction and austerity and for job creation and wealth inequality so needless to say conservatives and their campaign donors who reside generally comfortably in the one percent. they're a little worried so in their latest effort to silence the voice of occupy wall street or distorted or mangle it they reached out to their favorite wordsmith right wing pollster frank luntz that's right the guy who brought us death panels and efforts to kill meaningful health care reform and job creators in an effort to keep the bush tax cuts in place for millionaires and billionaires is now targeting occupy wall street as we once attended an event in florida with the republican governors association and admitted that he's his words frightened to death by occupy wall street because it's rote having an impact on what the am

that have passed resolutions fighting back against corporate personhood put in boulder colorado missoula montana madison wisconsin dane county wisconsin pittsburgh pennsylvania and congress is responding democrats in the senate have introduced two separate amendments to the constitution one that overturns citizens united and gets all the corporate money out of our elections and another one that goes all the way and ends corporate personhood all together way back in one thousand nine hundred nine when i first wrote an equal protection the first major nationally published book on corporate personhood nobody knew what the heck i was talking about but citizens united in occupy wall street have catapulted it to bestseller status and put the issue before city council's across america on cable news television shows and even into the halls of congress senator bernie sanders even quoted by writing at length there in his famous nine hour filibuster and we have to keep talking about corporate personhood and keep fighting against the concept of corporations having constitutional rights because it's

their personhood other cities and counties have taken similar actions including boulder colorado missoula montana madison wisconsin dane county wisconsin and pittsburgh pennsylvania and now democrats in congress of introduce several amendments tackling corporate person most recently senator bernie sanders of vermont introduced an amendment to the constitution overturning the supreme court's citizens united ruling and saying that corporations are not people and money is not speech it's the first constitutional amendment introduced by senator sanders in two decades in office so where do we the actual people stand today in the battle against corporate personhood for the latest i'm joined from our studios in miami by david cobb national spokesperson for move to amend and national projects director at democracy unlimited david welcome. thank you tom it's a pleasure to be back on your program thank you it's great to have you with us what's the status of the of the whole move to amend the movement to amend the constitution to reverse this bizarre notion of corporate personhood at the supreme cou

court anyway and los angeles joins a growing list of we've got boulder colorado has voted for this missoula montana madison wisconsin dane county wisconsin pittsburgh pennsylvania city council of cleveland just voted eighteen to one to endorse the occupy movement who's principally when you poll them around the country their principal demand is ending corporate personhood which these are the cities as did the city council cleveland just voted in dorset the occupy movement and to call in congress to investigate and jail banks toure's no one's talking about debt reduction everybody's talking about job creation and wealth inequality and corporate personhood so has the american has as america you know finally kicked the tea party habit is the only ws you know kick in the ass of the territory i don't even know why this is a problem in cleveland cause i had no idea they were still corporations left in cleveland there's a few i mean i would and they foreclose on their homes and i think that's the least of their problems they should want corporations to feel welcome in cleveland because that's the o

missoula, montana, artist, amy dodi paints to help put things in order.er latest piece a portrait of her brother, mark. part of her creative campaign to help him raise money. >> we're at the eye of the beholder. they're doing a benefit art show of my art. i've been doing butterfly pictures so this is a chalk hill blue, these are watercolors. these are some of my christmas ornaments, the clothed ones with the ribbons. >> i'm a wildlife firefighter. i've fought fires in new mexico, arizona, montana. >>> are a fall on the job, mark dodi thought he had a backicry. >> his friend had to drive him home, because he was in so much pain, doubled over screaming. >> the pain that i was feeling was actually the tumor in my spinal column, pushing up against my spinal cord. >> reporter: diagnosed with hodgkins lymphoma, mark faces a long path to recovery with a rising stack of hospital bills. >> i think i made $20,000 last year fighting fires and this is going to cost way more than that. >> reporter: now laid off, mark's paying for treatment on his own. >> first it was

well, it's beginning to look a lot like a very merry christmas for dozens of k-mart shoppers in missoulahanks to a deal a lot better than your normal blue light special. a secret santa struck again. he casually walked up to the layaway counter and offered to pick up the tabs for shoppers who were late on their payments. >> i'm like, really? and i thought, maybe just pay off one or two. he ended up paying the whole list. it was just amazing. >> the man acknowledged he was one of the secret santas who recently paid off k-mart layaways in the state of michigan. he said he doesn't have any family and playing santa makes his christmas. good guy. >> i love that. >> nice. >>> well, discussing presents, watch out when you open them this year. regifting is happening more often than you might think. "usa today" reports more than half of americans admit they have sent along a gift they received to someone else. 65% say they suspect they have been a regifting victim. and women are much more likely to regift than men. 62% of american women fess up to the practice. >> do i smell a confession? have you

missoula, montana, artist, amy dodi paints to help put things in order.est piece a portrait of her brother, mark. part of her creative campaign to help him raise money. >> we're at the eye of the beholder. they're doing a benefit art show of my art. i've been doing butterfly pictures so this is a chalk hill blue, these are watercolors. these are some of my christmas ornaments, the clothed ones with the ribbons. >> i'm a wildlife firefighter. i've fought fires in new mexico, arizona, montana. >>> are a fall on the job, mark dodi thought he had a backicry. >> his friend had to drive him home, because he was in so much pain, doubled over screaming. >> the pain that i was feeling was actually the tumor in my spinal column, pushing up against my spinal cord. >> reporter: diagnosed with hodgkins lymphoma, mark faces a long path to recovery with a rising stack of hospital bills. >> i think i made $20,000 last year fighting fires and this is going to cost way more than that. >> reporter: now laid off, mark's paying for treatment on his own. >> first it was the fu

chilliest spot on this map would be missoula, montana at 11.the u.s. of a, 50's and 60's for the most part from raleigh down south. then you'll have 40's from the big northeastern corridor cities back across the central plains. 20's continue in portions of the northern plains. only two dozen today in rapid city and in caribou, maine, the high there should be 31 degrees. now, let's talk about the mob and soccer, mr. kilmeade. >> a major controversy in world soccer. f.b.i. investigating allegations the russian mafia rigged the bids for the world cup. you may remember the u.s. entered a bid to host the games in 2022. we did unbelievable when we had it here in 1994 but we mysteriously lost to cutter. they have yet to build fields. they have models of stadiums. the u.k. lost its bid to host in 2018 to, you guessed it, russia much the f.b.i. believes someone might have been hacking into the bidding e-mails or even bribing officials for their vote. that will develop. tmz reporting this. dodgers first baseman james honey arrested after crashing his maz

on this first day of december and it feels like the first day of december out in rapid city and missoulay 28 right now in chicago and 30 in cleveland. 30 as well in raleigh and atlanta but later on today, things are going to warm up into the 50's across much -- 50's and 60's across much of dixieland. 40's for the most part across the ohio valley. 30's in new england. and the northern plains and way out west, provo, utah, today, the high temperature will be 39 degrees. all right. brian, tell us about cheerleading. >> fine. it's part of my past i'm very proud of. >> good. >> you want to know about this story you mean? >> yes, give me a story! >> for people who say cheerleading isn't a real sport, the video will show you how dangerous it can be. watch this nasty fall. a michigan state cheerleader crashes face first into the floor while performing a routine. >> ow! >> she was on the ground for several minutes while receiving medical attention and she was eventually carted off the stretcher with a smile on her face. giving a thumbs up, doing ok. you can call an audible for jay cutler, quarter

dana is a fourth generation montanan raised in missoula. received his law degree from the university of montana law school in 1976. dana started his legal career at the billings, montana law enforcement of molton, longhill and mather. he then joined murphy, robinson and phillips. in 1998, dana and two of his partners formed a new firm in kalispell, montana, which has become one of the leading first for civil defense, business law, real estate and estate planning. dana has tried more than 50 trials in state and federal courts. he has an active mediation and arbitration practice. outside of the office, dana has been an active member of his community. a member of the board of vectors of his chamber of commerce, a member of the university university of montana school board of visitors and the advanced trial advocacy program. over the past 35 years, dana has commanded the respect of his colleagues across the state of montana and elsewhere. dana has received the highest rankings from peer review organizations, chambers, u.s.a. and super lawyers.