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they tried to grab his work bag and take his cellular phone whitehead lifted a bottle of alcohol overd threatened them if they ran off a police caught the mall 80 year-old jesse jackson 17 year-old demetrius shields and three others are all charged with attempted robbery the latest push to end a controversial legislative perc may finally pass in springfield the illinois house has once again endorsed a bill to kill the legislative slut scholarship program that century old program has allowed state lawmakers to pass out college scholarships to their relatives and children of their political supporters the state senate has always saved the program but it's lost some key support after lawmakers were accused of abusing at it's time for sports you can expect some big hits whenever the blackhawks play the canucks and last night did not disappoint the hawks and the canucks' exchanged several jabs at each other at the united center the canucks were up one nothing early but then in the second. andrew brunette got the puck behind the net and get it to marian hossa who fled it to patrick kane and

. >> reporter: john whitehead from the rutherford institute and is challenging hodge's arrest. >> thison number of years, putting people so far away from government officials that government officials can't hear the speech. >> reporter: in general americans are deeply moved by spontaneous protests in other countries. still, this law enforcement advocate says limits on protests in the u.s. are necessary. >> we are supposed to be an example of freedom to the world. how people. jon: what are the limits? how far do you have to get back? >> you have to be around the corner, jon. which is too far away. jon: seems to lose the effectiveness. douglas kennedy thank you. jenna: severe flooding sparks be a invasion. thousands and thousands of spiders and their webs covering the countryside and, rick, rick's got a spidey sense all going for this one, right, rick? >> reporter: i do. this is a city walled waga i will say often as i can in this report. it is in australia. hit by so much flooding jenna, that the 8,000 people who live in wagawaga so the people moved into from their mes. so who moved in.

at one point i think they really believed in when john whitehead wrote them like 25 years ago.hat the -- these are like the -- you put the client first. put the client first we do better if they do better. talent is so important. it has become a pattern because they don't do that. i mean, you know, we -- find people like -- pete rigger who was a partner. if we put clients first we do it because it is a business decision. we do it important a reason. so -- you know, i think the contrast between those two, juxtaposition between the corporate, you know, happy talk and the reality of the way they do business, is what, in fact, i think was mr. smith was getting at here in his editorial, why it struck such a cord. >> i mean, i -- i think -- what greg smith was complain being is -- i mean, will was a time on wall street where we couldn't -- didn't have metrics and couldn't measure exactly who produced what and how much money they made for the firm. as a result you had these hazy judgments like this person has big character and seem to take care of the clients well and clients seem to

>> i think if you're john whitehead, it's the alum news. this is like a college. think they tried. >> it does bring up our twitter question today. we are asking you, imagine you're the next person at goldman to resign. how do you top quitting through an op-ed in "the new york times"? i think we've got answers. we'll get them when we come back. "squawk on the street" more ahead. >>> coming up, jim cramer may be celebrating "mad money's" seventh anniversary today. [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. >>> time for "six in 60." six stocks in 60 seconds. cliff natural resources. >> i love wh