at the same time, sandusky contacted franky to speak on on his behalf, and franky also declined. jerry sandusky is essentially portrayed as a monster. how does that make you feel? >> i mean, i really have no comment until everything comes out. you can't really say what the guy is until you find out if he's guilty or not. >> if he did these things to other young boys, is he a monster? >> i would say yeah. >> you're not one of those boys? >> no. >> not in any way? >> huh-uh. >> bob costas here with us in the studio again tonight. you and i were saying earlier, you watch enough of this stuff you reset your brain to acceptable behavior. what has changed in this story in a big material way, louie free, former fbi director, is now going to be heading this investigation. he is relentless and thorough every inch a lawman, and this will change the world for a lot of people. >> from the beginning we all assumed we have not heard the last of it with the grand jury report. there has to be more. little by little and perhaps eventually in a torrent there will be more. not just accusations but

his name is frankie probst. he's now 24 years old, and a large part of his childhood was spent in the company of jerry sandusky. this scrapbook tells the story of the six years frankie probst was coached, mentored and befriended by a man 43 years his senior. sandusky put the book together, documenting an intense relationship that appears to border on obsession. there are personal messages and inspirational passages, and scores of photographs. their unusual bond began around 1997 with sandusky's charity for at risk kids, second mile. did he zero in on you or equally paying attention to all of the boys at the time? >> i guess he took a liking to me and then the relationship kind of grew to like have a farely figure. >> reporter: over the next few years, that fatherly figure took frankie on one outing after another, from penn state athletic events to overnight out of town trips to see nfl games, and on many other weekends during the football season, frankie says he would stay at sandusky's home, almost as a member

and frankie probst is now 24 years old. a large part of his childhood was spent in the company of jerry sandusky. this scrapbook tells the story of when he was coached, mentored and befriended by a man 43 years his senior. sandusky put the book together, documenting an intense relationship that appears to border on obsession. there are penal messages and inspirational passages, and scores of photographs. their unusual bond began around 1997, with sandusky's charity for at-risk kids, second mile. >> did he zero in on you or was he equally paying attention to all of the boys at the time? >> i guess he took a liking to me, and the relationship grew to a fatherly figure. >> reporter: from penn state athletic events to overnight out of town trips to see nfl games, and on many other weekends during the football season, frankie says he would stay at sandusky's home, almost always as a family member. did you shower together? >> we would shower after athletic events, but i just looked at it at getting in the shower. >> reporter: was

of course jersey boys is the story of frankie value lee and the -- frankie valle and the four seasons. >>> these were four boys that started on the wrong side of the tracks and boy did they make it big. >> they did. i heard it on the car radio on the old disney station when i heard it. i didn't live it, but now i do. >> you do an incredible these girls don't cry. >> i don't want you to use your voice. >>> walk like a man, talk like a man. >> i know all the songs. >>> you can take my part. >> if you miss any of your lines, i'll shout them from the audience. >> sounds good. >> people i'm sure tell what you they like about it. it is the music. >> some people love the music, some people love the story. but everybody loves to tell me you took me back to when i was a teenager. you brought me right back to the best years of my life, and it was an amazing two and a half hours. my husband and i or my girlfriend and i or whoever it is that is talking to me, it is a trip down memory lane and like the fountain of youth. >> the audience gets right in with it. you can hear people singing the words.

. >> it tells the story of franky valley. they sold more than 175 million records worldwide all before they were 30. >> doug kammerer recently decided to learn how to dance from the cast. he's here to tell us how he did. we saw how you were doing. >> we got video. >> they taught me one of the easier dance routines. that was a good thing. i want to thank the cast for coming up. it went okay after the second and third or fourth time. since i have been in washington i have done a lot of dancing or at least tried to. the temptations tried to teach me. then i did the dougy. now, i'm going to learn from professionals from broadway. ♪ >> right now you are looking at the cast from the "jersey boys" at the national theater. introduce me. >> preston boy. i play bob in the show. this is john. he plays tommy. he plays nick and joseph who plays franky. >> talk to me about coming to washington and what jersey boys is. >> we love d.c. it's the story of the stardom and tribulations they went through. >> seeing that kind of music and being ab

dad said franky loves to dance, of course, we can tell and despite his reaction to dad capturing him,at he's famous on the internet. >> i love that. you know what? >> awesome. >> look great. >> look at that right there. >> you know ellen's going to have him on or something. >> she should. >> when my oldest son was in hose, we caught him in a moment like that. we put it on youtube and the the friends got a hole of it. he was angry with me and said take it off immediately, so i took it off. >> that is great. >> you know, you have to catch kids doing stuff like that, you know? >> a fly on the wall. >> exactly. >>> and let's check in with brian and find out what is going on the news edge at 6. >>> not at all. >> and yeah. >> that sex abuse scandal in penn state is getting a lot of reaction. we're talking to lavar arrington and the latest from harrisburg where two of the suspects appeared in court today. >> they fought for our freedom and oftentimes have problem finding job when is they come home. the president has a plan tonight on help out veterans. >> and how about a 15 miles per hour s

. >> we need a 42" -- >> frankie -- grace, i don't know you all that well. frankie because we go back a long way that big-screen tv that you had on your wish list should be there in two to four days. >> super. >> because i love you >> you know what i love about you chris? >> i'm a good gift giver. >> everything. >> coming up on the everything show many black friday shoppers have been up all night hunting for bargains and it's only going to get busier this morning. you will see this scene all across the country. we'll check the stores and talk with retailers with sales predictions. some people rather than shopping would rather jump in the apartment. we'll tell you about some extreme divers who plan to swim with the sharks for 24 hours with no cage. it's a science experiment to try to change the way we think about sharks. seems like an awful dangerous way to try to change your perception of sharks. but you have some swimmers there and nothing separating them no cage nothing just persons, bikinis, sharks. that's the only line of defense is a bikini. >> 24 hours

frankie probst is not one of sandusky's accusers but he met sandusky when he was ten years old. as he got older he avoided sandusky. >> we grew apart because he was getting clingy. >> you said i can't see you this weekend. i want ha to hang out with my friends. what was his reaction? >> he would be upset. >> he never told his parents about his reservations. the candidatal is hurting penn state's reputation. sales of school memorabilia are down 40% from a year ago. >>> retired army general will head an independent review of the motor ware at dover air force base. reports that remains of fallen service members were lost or mishandled on several occasions. he was the head of the u.s. central command. he will review changes to the mortuary and make further recommendations. >>> funky out there serious rain coming. >> will the be coming in the next 24 hours or so. we have seen the drizzle, mist and fog but we have light to moderate rain that is making it its way through in the next couple hours. this is a line that extends all the way back to the west. we have a lot of rain making its

. >> frankie la gente estÁ muy loca!ganÁndote el respeto. >> es difÍcil. >> nada es fÁcil en la vida. si tÚ quieres hacer carrera en esto es muy difÍcil te lo anuncio muy difÍcil. >> lo que pasÓ en el baÑo y lo que vieron ustedes fue un regaÑo fuerte que le dio el profesor. >> esto va a suceder en la noche. >> pero si ya los viste en el baÑo estaban dando abrazos y nada mÁs. >> nada mÁs? >> sÍ. poncho, quÉ pasa? >> quiero acciÓn. palabras. quiero acciÓn. >> llega el frente a frente. los que parecen ser amigos de repente se convierten en enemigos. habrÁ amistad en la casa estudio? >> algo inexplicable dicen ocurre esta noche y usted no se lo puede perder en su cadena telefutura. la competencia estÁ más cerrada que nunca. >> estÁ reÑida y con el regreso del muchacho complicado para los hombres sobre todo... >> presumido. >> quÉ? >> quÉ culpa tengo yo si yo no los escogÍ? >> hay mÁs hombres que mujeres. >> el protegido de sprint es exclusivamente en lÍnea. lo que tienen que hacer es utilizar la plataforma que ofrece univisi

ian jimmy breslin his friend both picked the same one called the death of frankie jerome. it hadn't been anthologized since 1924 and it took us weeks to find. jesse angelo are coeditor of the "new york post," we'll begin this process but at the end of the day this was a labor of love, and education with inspiration but it follows a ruler think you should follow when you are putting a book together. you should write the book you want to read. >> john avlon who hoosier favorite newspaper columnist of all-time? you have to have one. >> if i had to pick one i would probably pick jimmy breslin. >> why? >> breslin is the great and murray campton, pete hamill who will be with us later today, they can hit any pitch. they don't write in one genre. ernie cobb is the patron saint of new york columnist, a g.i. that died in battle a year after receiving a pulitzer by jimmy breslin could hit any pitch. you still with us. he recently resumed his column in the daily news but he read breslin back in the 60s and 70s and you appreciate the guise of rage, the way he can bring humor to almost

. >> frankie la gente estÁ muy loca! ! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hay un equipo !que parecen ser amig de pente se z@ mqconvrten en çw3t enemigos. habrÁ amistad en la casa estudio? >> algo !inexplicable dicen ocurre esta noche y usted no se lo pue z@ mqperder en su cadena telefutura. la competencia estÁ mÁ cerrada que nunca. >> estÁ reÑida y con z@ mqel regreso del fg/ muchacho complicado para los hombres sobre todo... >> presumido. !v xoñ"el+ >> quÉ? >> quÉ culpa tengo yo ;77vçicwyy0##nsi yo no los escogÍ? >> hamÁs hombres que jeres. >> el protegido de sprint z@ mqes exclusamente en lÍnea. lo que tienen que hacer es utilizar la platorma q ofre unisiÓ com >> cada !v martes se abre la votaciÓn hasta el viernes al z@ mq mediÍ para que los usuarios elijan !v xoñ"el+dbe!al que consideran que tienen que tener un pa por convivencia. >> a qÉn vas a salvar? >> ay! z@ mq >> a qÉn quieres proteger? >> estÁ da... la competencia. >> me agino. se pone du. [risas] >> abuelo, no teÍas. >> estÁ dura. de verdad. >> en ese frente a frente ñ=uuÑpçokskrooedt!xies- cambia todo y

but the frankie family reunion was emotional. >> he had a look of surprise when he saw the crowd waiting for him. he surprised them by walking. >> it's awesome. we're very proud of him. very, very brave he joined marines after high school and trained to work with dogs that sniffed out ieds. he was on the second tour in afghanistan. something exploded beneath his foot october 1. >> not all explosions went off. i only got a little bit of what could have gone off. boy have been dead. so... lucky. >> daniel is the sixth marine in his platoon to step on an ied. and one died, four lost limbs. >> should be thankful for that. >> and not just daniel in general but maybe he should represent everybody. >> the 24-year-old marine will be fitted next week for a prosthetic left foot is and planning his future. >> going to be law enforcement as far as what type, i don't know. likely canine. that is what i want to do. >> every home coming, every family gathering will have special meaning. but for this family there is a reason to give thanks. >> this is just so happy he's home and i'm beyond words. >> and

why he and his family say they have many reasons to give corporal daniel franky returned home from warmetown of san jose. wounded, but grateful and happy. >> it will be fun, be a lot of family here. we have a lot more kids, it's going to be good. >> reporter: daniel joined the marines in 2007, after he graduated from san jose's lee high school. he stepped on a roadside bomb. his left foot was amputated and spend six weeks in hospitals. >> we know how lucky we are. it's different seeing him on half a leg. >> he's progressing very well, and it's very nice to be here. we're overwhelmed right now. >> reporter: daniel says he knows what he will be thankful for on thanksgiving. >> being here, and alive obviously. it could have been a lot worse. not all the explosions went off. i only got a little bit of what went off. if all went off, i would have >> reporter: it will be a short trip. daniel and his mother will return to san diego next week, so daniel can be fitted with a prosthetic foot. his goal? to be out of the wheelchair by christmas. >>> at 10:45 tonight, the bay area wine ray turning

why he and his family say they have many reasons to give corporal daniel franky returned home from wars hometown of san jose. wounded, but grateful and happy. >> it will be fun, be a lot of family here. we have a lot more kids, it's going to be good. >> reporter: daniel joined the marines in 2007, after he graduated from san jose's lee high school. he stepped on a roadside bomb. his left foot was amputated and spend six weeks in hospitals. >> we know how lucky we are. it's different seeing him on half a leg. >> he's progressing very well, and it's very nice to be here. we're overwhelmed right now. >> reporter: daniel says he knows what he will be thankful for on thanksgiving. >> being here, and alive obviously. it could have been a lot worse. not all the explosions went off. i only got a little bit of what went off. if all went off, i would have l >> reporter: it will be a short trip. daniel and his mother will return to san diego next week, so daniel can be fitted with a prosthetic foot. his goal? to be out of the wheelchair by christmas. >>> at 10:45 tonight, the bay area wine ray tu

my mother would call him frankie does not. he will never be big. [laughter] was shocked when jerry committed suicide he was a cheerful by he would spend all day scarf been the small city media which is what you're supposed to do we were on the chicken circuit. and he always made you feel eat you got off a russian tank he would grab you but i discovered the but two were basically in those days you done no about these things, they are called newspapers. [laughter] and the idea is the newspaper would ask you to cleveland for a cincinnati or ostend or someplace like at and you would go to a dinner but before that you could scarf every bit of media you could get. the local magazines e they're cleveland, albany, but whenever it was a man getting out at 5:00 with a hangover from than 94 and you do that all day long then the big climax of the newspaper dinner and from what used to be called page voodoo was always chicken and fish and a palette gravy. i was in pittsburgh and i did all of this stuff. near the end of the two were and the last act was dinner n

they do have a literary connection because this is frankie stein, daughter of frankenstein.ocus on the character traits of the dolls rather than what they look like. they're dressed in teen appropriate gear for monsters i guess. but this is also the hydration bed for blue laguna for when she's dead tired. definitely has a sense of humor. >> kind of avatar looking. >> what is really cool, she is totally in water but if you look behind she is really standing behind the water. very clever use of technology. >> interesting. all right. let's get to the games and gadgets. a lot of people, these are all platinum award winners. >> this is the leap pad from leap frog talking about technology, this is really what i would say the hottest electric gadget for kids. it has a hundred apps for it. for $99 it has a built-in camera, built-in video camera, educational games from leap frog. >> that is the key. educational games. >> you don't want to hand over your own ipod to your child, this is the perfect solution. >> what do we see our girls playing? >> the girls are playing simon flash. int

>> reporter: frankie, good morning to you, my friend., bob cringely who did the interview, okay, when he originally did this interview, the guy who shot it, he gave the raw footage to him. they thought it was lost and then all of a sudden one day they had this conversation that one fella said i think i may have some of the raw material. they went back, they found it in this man's garage about over an hour's worth of raw footage and they were able to look at it. so we are going to have bob on, on "the early show" this morning to talk about that. but it's amazing how thought it was lost and then the one he wants view they saved was steve jobs and it was hundreds of interviews they had thrown out after they used for the original piece. coming up on "the early show" we'll have that. we'll also talk about shots fired at the white house this. morning there is a manhunt for a person suspect of firing rounds from an automatic weapon. we get the details from washington. and, of course, from australia. because that's where president obama is this

back to the maps, frankie, if you could. >> that's a map. >> there is no frankie. >> yeah, there is. he does it his way. boston, heavy travel delays. new york, heavy travel delays and in washington, d.c. and washington state, some moderate travel delays as you go over the river and through the woods to grandmother's house this day before thanksgiving. >> that's not good. not good news. >> huddy? >> let's stick to news now. a bus carrying a girls high school basketball team crashed sending at least 20 people to the hospital. cops believe a drunk driver in a pickup truck is to blame. it happened in southern maryland. the girls were students at great mills high school and they were coming back from a game in virginia when a bus went off the road. the driver of the truck, john kravits arrested for drunk driving. all the girls are expected to be ok. new details about a florida mother who disappeared the same day her case appeared on "the people's court." michelle parker reportedly filed for a restraining order against her ex-fiance dale smith back in 2009. she claimed he smashed the windo

and this from frankie, there's no need to argue over something so small like the name of a tree, especially. keep the conversation going. facebook.com/carolcnn. thanks as always for your comments. t.j. will be back right after this. if you've just signed up for medicare or will soon, there's no time like the present to consider all your health insurance options. does medicare alone meet your needs? would additional coverage be better for you? well, now is a good time to take a look at an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. get started by calling for your free information kit and guide to medicare. as you probably know, medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. a medicare supplement insurance plan helps cover some of it. that could save you up to thousands of dollars a year in out-of-pocket costs. and you can visit any doctor who accepts medicare patients. with medicare supplement insurance, you'll find a range of plans to choose from to fit your needs and budget. there are no networks. no referr

suddenly a report done by frankie dragon found out that 65% in wales has never had their rights explainedalthough these statistics are only for wales the high numbers represent a missing link that can only be stretched throughout the united kingdom. looking at the united nations, they believe the way young people are treated is more than an issue than poverty showing that it's not our priority. child poverty forms the biggest circle. the rate in your shir is twice as much as that of england. looking at the national low pay commission report on the national minimum wage written in april of this year, the commission displays how young people are amongst those. average earnings of those people roughly in line with those of adults. since then it's been evident that the wages of young people have increased at slower pace. this leads to a look of resources, lack of inspiration. my point now the end poverty now coalition has charities all over the u.k. to try to tackle this problem every single day. it's part of the millennium goal improving child health and universal primary organizations. thes

frankie is here.u're going to be in a world record book, the guiness book would be great for you guys, right? >> the appropriate one. >> gretchen: how did you become the fastest fiddler in the world? >> i played as fast as i could. >> gretchen: but what does that mean? >> 150 beats per minute. >> steve: you're good. we got to see you in action. what are you going to play? >> we're going to do a nice slow piece. >> steve: we'll get out of the way. here they are, folks. ♪ when first i saw love light in your eyes ♪ ♪ i thought the world held not but joy for me ♪ ♪ and even though we drifted far apart ♪ ♪ i'd never dream but what i dreamed of you ♪ ♪ i love you as i've never loved before ♪ ♪ i saw you on the village green ♪ ♪ come to me in my dreams of love ♪ ♪ i love you ♪ i love you when you are free ♪ when you are free ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ last night i dreamt i held your hand in mine ♪ ♪ and once again you were my bonnie bride ♪ ♪ i kissed you as i did in you would lange syne test better than the lexus rx 350. it's

al-awlaki not in the badlands where there's no effective government but a place like italy where frankiewe be committing a violation of international law against italy. as far as the basic legality of an attack, he did not lose your status as an enemy combatant because you are found somewhere. you are german officer in switzerland on occasion you would still be a legitimate target. one thing i want to emphasize clearly with all respect to my good friend roos, the notion that this is not a serious threat is absurd. this is a far more serious threat if you consider the basic function of a government military establishment is to protect the people, the homeland from attack. this is the worst attack that took place on american soil. are talking about entities and organizations trying to use other attacks and massive structure in. what would it take for us to appreciate the seriousness of the danger? it is not a question of racial -- troops. this is not a mysterious argument as a matter of law but a matter of military analysis and thinking and planning. waging war against a small but insidiou