expect to be amused and entertained, not horrified, but that's what happened in a shriners circus in saginaw, michigan. josh headford, 20 years old, setting up for a big jump from one side of the arena to the other. josh is wearing the yellow racing suit. >> oh! >> did he hit the roof? >> oh, he got tangled in the wires and the cords holding up the tent? >> josh was at the peak of his jump and he did, you're right, beth, he got caught in a cable that was hanging too low. stopped him like a brick wall. >> oh, my god he's [ bleep ] dead. oh, my [ bleep ] god. >> he fell 25 feet. josh broke his femur, his wrist, his elbow, fractured his shoulder blade. >> ladies and gentlemen we are terribly sorry you had to witness this. >> all his extremities are moving. he's not paralyzed and expected to make a full recovery. despite that huge plummet. >> that's all he broke? look at the fall and hit he took. i expected ribs to be involved. >> the lights immediately go out. listen to the ringmaster as soon as this happens. >> ladies and gentlemen, i need a doctor immediately. this is not part of the performa

, we have four of the top ten cities on the most violent crime list for the united states, flint, saginaw, pontiac and detroit and in 2012 we're going to focus on this and resolve this issue. [ applause ] thank you. i'd also like to mention some non-dashboard indicators about our state. first the automotive industry has made a major comeback. last week i was at the north american auto show and i was proud to say that detroit is still the undisputed auto capital of the world. [ cheers and applause ] the next group i'm going to mention has been too often not talked about, and forgotten, but they're critically important. they've been the unsung heroes of our economy and that's the people in agriculture. over the last decade they've been one of the shining lights for our state, and we need to remember we're the second most diverse agricultural state in the nation and we're going to continue to grow and do better so i want to say thank you to everyone in the agriculture industry. [ applause ] finally tourism is on a positive path. pure michigan is working well. now we just need more snow. [ la

during a circus performance in saginaw, the biker hit the cable and crashes down about 25 feet. someone had apparently failed to remove the cable before the ride. josh hedford broke his leg, wrist, elbow, and shoulder. after his recovery, he says, he plans to continue his daredevil stunts. >>> well, the "cbs moneywatch," all eyes on ben bernanke today, and redbox teams up with verizon in a major movie deal. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. y overseas markets the stock slipped and hong kongs ee hang seng was also flat. >>> concern over greece's default, the dow lost 17 points while the nasdaq fell 3. >>> more than 40 states have signed on to a settlement deal. with the nation's five biggest mortgage lenders. it would force the banks to reduce home loans for about one million homeowners. the lenders would also have to send checks of about $2,000 to hundreds of thousands of people who lost their homes to foreclose. the landmark settlement was reached after the lenders admitting to abusing foreclose practice

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ago saginaw they own it. >>> meanwhile struggles continue for santa clara's broncos. on the chin against portland. >>> bush wacked in berkeley. cobb stole it, got it. he will hit a three with 1:23 left. wound up with 23 points and that put cal down for good. hometown loss. >>> on the other side of the base, stanford squashes asu. aaron bright pumps 16 for the cardinals. for the women, all in the family victory you might say. the sister act. agumake had 20 points, 16 rebounds, the sophomore put it down and i would say she's pretty pumped up about the whole thing. and her older sister agumeke also had 16 rebounds. to the hoops she goes, stanford unbeaten in the pack 12. >>> with back to back shut out victories under their belt. the sharks's goalie taken out. san jose power play situation, joe pavelski with the score and the harks begin to take command over dallas. another power play situation. designer goal by logan couture. tomas a nice job in the net. 19 saves for the sharks to win it. that's a sporting life for a thursday night. >> sharks, all right. >> sharks, all r

one of her first jobs was in saginaw, michigan. she was very excited i was coming back to michigan. my mom is in a very and -- she is of very unusual person for her time. she did get a college education in the 1930's and was a nurse and got a graduate degree as a nurse and work full time. when she married my dad they worked together at the veterans administration. that is where they met right after the war. later on they had me and my brother and sister. my mom continue to work. she worked all of my childhood years. she was a very unusual person. she was a professional who made more money than her husband. i grew up with a very strong, pure did someone who was a professional person who taught me a lot of things about how to balance work, family, and doing it well and doing it with a big heart and commitment. that is probably one of the reasons i marry the person i'm married, karen. [applause] someone who is as strong as they get. i met when she was just about to start the practice of law, and i was doing the same. i recruited her in more ways than one, to my law firm. she was a prof

ago saginaw they own it. >>> meanwhile struggles continue for santa clara's broncos.he chin against portland. >>> bush wacked in berkeley. cobb stole it, got it. he will hit a three with 1:23 left. wound up with 23 points and that put cal down for good. hometown loss. >>> on the other side of the base, stanford squashes asu. aaron bright pumps 16 for the cardinals. for the women, all in the family victory you might say. the sister act. agumake had 20 points, 16 rebounds, the sophomore put it down and i would say she's pretty pumped up about the whole thing. and her older sister agumeke also had 16 rebounds. to the hoops she goes, stanford unbeaten in the pack 12. >>> with back to back shut out victories under their belt. the sharks's goalie taken out. san jose power play situation, joe pavelski with the score and the harks begin to take command over dallas. another power play situation. designer goal by logan couture. tomas a nice job in the net. 19 saves for the sharks to win it. that's a sporting life for a thursday night. >> sharks, all right. >> and you have the s

one of her first jobs was in saginaw, michigan it's been a very, well, unusual person for her times. she is someone who did get a college education in the 1930s and as a nurse, got a graduate degree even as a nurse and worked full time and when she married my dad, they worked together at the veterans administration, where they met right after the war. later on they had me and the rest of the family my brother and sister and my mom continued to work. she worked all of my childhood years. she balanced time as my dad did working different schedules, and she was a very unusual person at that time. she was a professional who actually made more money than her husband. i grew up with a very strong mom, someone who was a professional person who taught me a lot of things about how to balance work and family and doing it well and doing it with a big heart and commitment. you know, that's probably one of the reasons that i ended up marrying the person i married here, karen, someone -- as strong as they get, someone who is -- i met when we were -- when she was just about to start the practice of

turns out the cable should have been removed before the stunt in saginaw, michigan.gain. the rider fell 25 feet. he broke his leg, wrist, elbow, and shoulder, but promises to get back on his bike once he recovers. >>> time now to show you some of this morning's headlines around the globe as new york city holds a super bowl parade for the giants. "the new york times" report some veterans of the iraq war says they have been overlooked. they say if the football team gets a parade, shouldn't the veterans? >> $65 parking fines are highest in the country, comparable to new york, and at $4.25 an hour, it's one of the three most expensive cities for feeding a meter. >>> the houston chronicle posted because facebook has taken down photos of breast-feeding women. >>> a list of the best colleges include some of the most expensive schools out there. the number one school on that list which comes from the princeton review, they are the university of north carolina and williams college. >>> and in london the "daily mail" reports that beyonce is looking good one month after getting

josh headforf broke his femur, wrist, and he'elbow when he str a cable in a show in saginaw, michiganit going difficu after the accident. he said as soon as i can pull a boot on my leg i will be back on my bike. >>> european markets down overnight. greece is on the brink of meeting the terms of a new bail out agreement from the eu. but until that actually happens, markets will remain jittery. so it's all about greece today. last week it was all about good jobs and the u.s. now it's about greece and europe. >> we're watching greece today. thank you very much. >>> this morning a bill that would make lawmakers obey the same rules that you and i have to when it comes to making money on inside information, in other words, you can't. it's gaining traction. it had been going nowhere for years. this week the house is expected to vote on the bill as well. republican congressman bill johnson of ohio is the cosponsor of the stock act and tim is a leading sponsor of the stock act. i want to first talk a little bit about these races that are happening this evening. so let's tart start with you, co

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but, you go up the i-75 corridor that's flint, that's detroit, that's saginaw, that's where romney isell because the republicans in those places are more economic conservative. but if you go to the west of the state and the north, then you would see that it's much more of a social conservative. so you're going to see a split, i think. michigan's primary will be divid divided. the delegates will be divided by congressional districts. so even if mitt romney wins the number of votes cast, actually rick santorum could come away with more delegates and more congressional districts. the west and north, i think, play to his favor. >> jobs are on the line. every republican candidate turned their back, even said "let detroit go bankrupt." not him. >> don't bet against the american auto industry. >> do you think that there is not as much leverage in that ad? when you look at the poll and you reference this a little bit before, something like only 42% of people in the state of michigan support i'd ted the ba. even now looking back saying that it was successful. is that a problem? >> actually of

one of her first jobs was in saginaw, michigan. excited that i was coming back here to michigan. but my mom is in a very -- well, unusual person for her time. she's someone who did get a college education in the 1930s and was a nurse and got a graduate degree even as a nurse and worked full time. when she married my dad, they worked together at the veterans administration. that's where they met right after the war. and later on they had me and the rest of the family, my brother and sister, and my mom continued to work. she worked all of my childhood years. she balanced time, as my dad did, working different schedules. and she was a very unusual person at that time. she was a professional who actually made more money than her husband. i grew up with a very strong mom. someone who was a professional person who taught me a lot of things about how to balance work and family and doing it well and doing it with a big heart and commitment. you know, that's probably one of the reasons that i ended up marrying the person i married here, kar

that's my 93-year-old mom. [ applause ] i'm sure she's feeling very proud, one of her first job was in saginawchigan, and she was very, very excited i was coming back here to michigan, but my mom's in a very, well, unusual person for her time. she is someone who did get a college education in the 1930s and was a nurse and got a graduate degree as a nurse and worked full time and when she married my dad, they worked together at the veterans administration. that's where they met, right after the war. and later on they were -- they had me and the rest of the family, my brother and sister and my mom continued to work. she worked all of my childhood years. she balanced time as my dad did -- >> i'm sorry to interrupt this speech, but i have to because this is important. nbc news can project that the winner of the republican primary in the great state of michigan is mitt romney. it has been too close to call since poll closings. but now mitt romney is the projected winner in michigan. and with that, we'll go back to rick santorum's speech. >> -- big heart and commitment. you know, that's probably one

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