charlie jones was convicted of sexual misconduct in mission again and ordered to register as a sex offender offender. his cop vision came you up during a background check. >> i went to l axe and had a meeting with him. >> i was very forward or this because i want to take them before anybody tells tells. >> potential the sharks and hockey association who helps run it say they have toughen their work in response to complaints from parents. >>> and he has contested so many parking tickets that he wanted to save team. his and says kuwait, it would get the tickets thrown out and the first six are dismissed. >>> let's go to sal, keeping an eye on traffic, how are things looking this morning? >> they are okay except for one thing. there is that problem in oakland right near 16th before 5th. and it has been there for 20 minutes and for the senately, it will delay you coming in -- fortunately it will delay you coming into oakland because it is so early. >> and it is taking about ten minutes to cross from the toll plaza into san francisco but there is roadwork on the desk 4:38 let's go to steve. >>>

me a little concerned. >> it is shocking that it happens and it should never happen. >> coach charlie jones coached 9, 10, rain 11-year-olds. but soon stories of his sorted past seep to the surface. jones was accused of raping an unconscious 15-year-old girl after giving her and her friend alcohol in michigan in 2003. >> did you notify the team that you were a convicted sex offender. >> reporter: jones pled down to attempted rape so the victim would not have to testify. since it happened in another state, the conviction never followed him here. that is how jones managed to skate buy. that is until a parent who also happens to be a private i started digging into court records and reported what he found. jones' coaching career was quickly put on ice permanently, but parents' sense of safety had already melted away. >> well, it shouldn't happen. there are background checks now that are required. >> you hope they do a good enough job, but you're not always sure they will. >> reporter: shark's ice management say they are reviewing their screening process. i was not able to track down the hey tod

there's a paper trail that tells a story of former hockey coach charlie jones and his history with the law. the crime happened back in 2002 in michigan when he was 18 years old and the two victims were 15. he was convicted of criminal sexual conduct. and ordered to register as a sex offendser. fast forward 11 years later, jones moved to california and applied to be a youth hockey coach at the oakland ice arena. his conviction showed up on a background check. when police questioned why he didn't register he called it a simple mistake. but he was allowed to coach. everyone though the association knew about the conviction. a board member confirmed to me today that after initially being denied employment, jones went through an appeals process that's also what he told authoritys in this police investigation. obtained by a parent and private investigator and given to ktvu. >> i went through a legal process, went down to l.a. and sat in a meeting with them. and they said that i was able to coach. and i was very forward about this. because i've been going through the whole process and went to

i was not able to track down charlie jones for a comment, but he has been banned from coaching youth hockey in california. brian webb, kpix5. >> it turns out jones did not have to register because of the reduce crime. his name is no longer in michigan's sex offender registry since he moved out of state. >> crab tee, broken up. picked off. the game is over. >>> it's the play 9er fans keep replaying in our heads. the team season coming to a screeching halt. despite a strong start, the team came up short in the nfc title game against the seahawks. then, the players were back at head quarters today saying good- bye. len ramirez was there. len, not pretty. >> reporter: not pretty. it wasn't a very happy day. the 94ers for this team anything -- 49ers, it was randy page big dispintment. but the fans did -- disappointment. the fans, today they were here to cheer the team up. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> 49ers fans put on a happy face for the players returning to team head quarters for the last time this season, but many were still crying inside. >> i still have tears running down my face. >

. >> there's a paper trail that tells a story of former hockey coach charlie jones and his history with the law. the crime happened back in 2003 in michigan when he was 18 years old and the two victims were 15. he was convicted of criminal sexual conduct and ordered to register as a sex offender. jones moved to california and applied to become a youth hockey coach. but he was allowed to coach, even though the association knew about the conviction. a board member confirmed to me that jones went through an appeals process. that's also what he told authorities. obtained by a parent and private investigator and given to ktvu. >> i went through a legal process, went down to l.a. and sat in a meeting with them and they said that i was able to coach. and i was very forward about this because i've been kind of forward through my whole process and i went forward to them first before this came up. >> reporter: usa hockey guidelines allows job applicants to approve rulings. that often happens if the applicant has something like a drunk driving conviction but this case is different. ktvu investigat

. >> there's a paper trail that tells a story of former hockey coach charlie jones and his history withhe law. the crime happened back in 2003 in michigan when he was 18 years old and the two victims were 15. he was convicted of criminal sexual conduct and ordered to register as a sex offender. jones moved to california and applied to become a youth hockey coach. but he was allowed to coach, even though the association knew about the conviction. a board member confirmed to me that jones went through an appeals process. that's also what he told authorities. obtained by a parent and private investigator and given to ktvu. >> i went through a legal process, went down to l.a. and sat in a meeting with them and they said that i was able to coach. and i was very forward about this because i've been kind of forward through my whole process and i went forward to them first before this came up. >> reporter: usa hockey guidelines allows job applicants to approve rulings. that often happens if the applicant has something like a drunk driving conviction but this case is different. ktvu investigated

jones." >> charlie rose asked him. >> you are among people who know you, a billionaire that is not that crazy>> i grew up in the 60s. i am an ardent patriot. but i am also an ardent believeren dem kraels, not capitalist democracy. and i do not believe that -- that the rich should be able to buy the government, that's just the way i feel. >> the america you see where the rich have bought the government? >> come on it's been that way for a long time. >> he's got a point there. rich people tend to make political campaign. contributions. >> it's frustrating for a lot of people, a lot of voters. also unions. we live in a system paid for by the highest bidder. here is some one, contributed thousand to democratic cam paints. >> they never get that the reason the rich spend on government, not that the rich are evil or change their behavior. when government is that big. if it has $3 trillion to hand out. people will spend on it to try to influence it. >> and he sold his company, he was worth $3.3 billion. sold his company for $4 billion. a pretty tidy profit. shrewd capitalist. >> trashes greed. most

. >> joining me now, charlie cook, editor and publisher of "the cook political report" and msnbc political analyst david corn for mother jonesitical analyst. okay, charlie, nobody brings a more sober and careful look at these kinds of election prospects. the senate as a whole and the individual race. i'm dying to hear what charlie cook thinks about chris christie's prospects for the presidency now. >> i think it's a convenient narrative to say the front-runner has been derailed. but i defy anybody to go to the iowa straw poll in 2011 or spend time around republican primary voters in 2012 and tell me that chris christie had a decent chance of winning a republican nomination. i mean, when you think of michelle bachmann, herman cain, rick santorum, rick perry, newt gingrich. i mean really? chris christie? i think republicans would be smart to move to a center right candidate, but that's 23409 where the republican primary electorate is. and i don't think they were going to be there. so i don't think this has changed christie's odds of being the nominee that much. i don't think they were high to begin with. >> david corn, i compl

first thing tomorrow on cbs "this morning" with norah, charlie, and gayle and their special guest, vice president joe biden. with thanks to the jones day law firm for this window on a snowy washington, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you tomorrow on the "cbs evening news." good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda marie macdonald a area families.. highlighted >>> income inequality is the number one problem facing not just folks here in santa clara county but in the country. >> struggles of so many bay area families highlighted tonight in president obama's state of the union address. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. the president wrapped up his speech moments ago. he pledged to use the powers of his office to help grow the economy while circumventing partisan gridlock on capitol hill. he declared he would raise the minimum wage to $10.10 under a new executive also and also vowed to help the long-term unemployed find work and called on congress to restore expired unemployment benefits. another focus improving education while expanding job training programs. >> we are stronger when america

charlie and dagen. up next forget about these fireworks. the fireworks on wall street last year had investors celebrating and celebrate with our gang for the new year. [ chilen yelling ] [ telephone rings ] [ shirley ] edwa jonesirley eaking. how may i help you? [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors... [ shirle] he's right here. hold on one sec. [ malennouncer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ >>> strong stocks last year, even stronger this year. adam? >> charles, the vanguard high dividend yield etf, these are big companies relatively under priced. great way to play the market after last year's great year. >> ben, what do you like? >> spiders discover the index you'll do great. >> ben, thank for the shout out and watching the cost of freedom continues on the place for business, you know what it is, fox. >>> sit back and enjoy a new year show full of resolutions to save you money. first up, be it resolved, no more bailouts. as the individual obama care mandate kicks in new worries popping up that insurance companies will need a government rescue fro

still ahead charlie gasparino talks with the prosecutor who hunted jordan belfort. [ chilen yelling ] [ telephone rings ] [ shirley ] edwa jones. this is shirley eaking. how may i help you? oh hey, neill, how areou? how was the trip? [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors... [ shirle] he's right here. hold on one sec. [ malennouncer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highlykilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreli down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had thpower to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can s, "i did it!" ♪ we are ent

jones, and loretta lynn, which are making a comeback. >> they're making a comeback. i downloaded a lot of emmylou harris -- >> she's great. >> she's great. and all of the old stuff. >> yeah. >> even charlie> rolling with the flow. >> yeah, man, they're great. they're great. let's talk about religious persecution. we hear about it an awful lot, you know, back in the 1990s, we were genuinely concerned -- i certainly was, made it a big issue in congress -- about religious persecution in sudan. president bush followed up with that, as well. but what about religious persecution in the middle east? >> it is on fire in the middle east, and especially among christian and minority religion communities, and that's one of the things that many of us are trying to do is call our churches, evangelical churches in america, to care about this. to talk about it in sermons, to pray about it on sunday mornings and start focusing our attention -- >> where is the worst persecution right now for christians? >> egypt is really bad. iraq -- >> egypt from the days of mubarak -- >> it's much worse now. the instability, it's going -- of course, syria. it's one of the reasons why evangelicals had a lot of ambivalen