- that he had run with the very first volunteer fire department in california and that was robert moline. back in new york where tom was a runner, for july, he had been in competition with broderick and when he came west to make his fortune he basically wanted to be a senator. that was his plan and he became a senator and tom came along and an assortment of the weirdest guys you ever saw, the world's ugliest man, heavyweight champs, gunslingers, con men, absolutely amazing people. i got to write this. as i am working i realize we are very close, tom sawyer actually match mark twain 1863 about three blocks from here, the old building, in a steam room, and mark twain liked to talk to tom. they played cards and drank beer and played dice. that was the genesis of it. this has got to be written. all these years of finding little bits of pieces of diaries and stuff. this is the results. i took out 40,000 words. can you imagine? that is how i overshot the mark. i do love it. is fun. and i guess i could reduce some now if you like. it may take a second. i have never read in public before. i will

we've been moving around a lot between iowa and moline, that my mom can't sign us up for school.hy can't i go to school? >> i will get you in school, but we gotta wait till we get the trailer, which is only, like, a few days away, so there's no sense in putting you in school over here if you're going to be switching to iowa over there. >> okay. if you go to school and then, like, one or two weeks you're going to have to move, but then you have to move from all your new friends, all your teachers, when you have such a good time. and so mmom ys tt wee going to go, we're going to get in school when we move into the trailer that we are getting. >> the trailer is very livable, it has floors. we're going to be redoing it. >> am i going to have to crawl in with the snakes to get the pipes unfrozen? >> no, no. it's all... >> the best thing to do is put hay bales around it. >> i know, we're going to get some of those and do that. but we're going to be moving the trailer probably in a couple of summers, but that'll be two years away, so, becae we have to have a two-year lease. >> what? >>

. >> as it turns out it's a plain clothed detective from nearby east moline, illinois, as luck wouldave it, detective jim weekly is on his way to meet his wife for lunch when he sees the incident unfold. >> i'm slowing up making sure the officer goes wrong. and that's when i see the glistening of the taser wires. >> detective weekly race ls around the front of the cruiser and is shocked by what he sees. >> get the [ bleep ] off him! the first thing i see is every officer's worst nightmare. i see the officer on his back. i see the suspect punching him very fast and violently to the face. >> without hesitation, he joins in the melee. >> my job at that point was to get the suspect to start fighting me, to get him off the officer. >> meanwhile, officer anderson is fighting for his life. >> i was basically only able to see shadows. i decided i was going to have to shoot him before i went unconscious, and that's when i shot mr. mallory. >> i didn't so much hear the first felt shot, i felt it. i felt it going through my chest. >> weekly mistakenly believes that he might have been shot. >> a

we also need to build a bridge near the quad city airport, rock island and moline, build a bridge acrosspi to iowa there. >> my friend, christine romans, will be very happy to hear that you guys are building a bridge to the quad cities. she's from that part of the country. great to see you. >> we're bridge builders. >> thank you, governor quinn. i've given you my take on infrastructure and the fiscal cliff. why are you listening to me? millennials are the future and i have remarkable answers to change the way you think about work and life. i'll tell you about it on the other side. you're watching "your money." >>> if you want a survival manual for the new american economy, pay attention to the kids. i recently moderated a panel discussion on millennials, those born after 1981, and i discovered that those of us with gray or no hair can learn a good deal from generation y, as they're called. seismic economic shifts in an era of permanent freelancing, disruptive technology and nonstop globalization mean that the job security that older generations were accustomed to is now gone. according t

waterloo and moline and debuke and madison and new orleans, cedar rapids, washington, they are all canceledt of lambeau field. take a look at this. the temperature there is 34 degrees right now. the wind is blowing with gusts up to 40 miles an hour. the visibility is only about one mile. it was down to about a quarter of a mile. this is the weather conditions we are expecting through the overnight hours. this is telling a story as well. there is chicago right on the cusp of changing over to snowfall. some of the suburbs around chicago, snow is materializing. green bay and milwaukee and i had a friend who is going to des moines. they said no, i can't. i have to go tomorrow. my next question is i imagine this storm system is moving eastward that means people come this weekend to have that? >> you will see a cold blast, but by saturday the wind will be the big deal. into the maritimes area, northern new england and snowfall left over into the eastern great lakes. brook, this is really stymied the traffic across the nation. >> if you don't have to get in it, don't get in it. sparks flying after