i wouldn't be surprised if he has a surprise win. >> before we go to joe it was not jim brown.mer williamson. >> i was about to say rip, but i believe he is still with us. >> joe, the same poll showed all people care about in iowa is the economy and jobs and they don't care about the social issues right now. >> i think this is great. i mean this in a good way. things are out of control when ron paul was out of the running. i love ron paul. you are not going to trick him up with any questions. he doesn't care about believing anybody. rick perry, the thing with him is if he has to say more than two things he will get stuck on the third part. he needs a platform where he can have an all the above thing. >> two prongs. >> there is no substitution. no supper pepsi. just pick these two things. >> i love ron paul. he is one of the most hop nest -- honest politicians. >> let's talk about rick perry's plan to reform government. the idea of citizens who have a real job sounds appealing, but are they qualified? >> for me when i was representing police academy, so you are welcome, rick. >>

>>gary: he jim brown. >>darya: and jim brown was no. 2. joe montana was no. 4, tom brady was no. 21. do you agree with it? steve young is at no. 81 only because (...) >>gary: this is one of those things where how you feel is how you feel. after you get past the first five or 10 [laughter] >>gary: jerry rice over jim brown is a good argument. i need one of those books. i am sports director, i should approve any prize. remember, when everything is said and done, like me on facebook. in television, it used to be big you would build up viewers over time. now, it is like me? >>darya: i enjoy giving things away. asked >>gary: how do you determine who like to the most? >>darya: click the like a button and, you could win a book. >>gary: we should change that respect me. >>darya: a couple of other quick notables. 70 percent of nfl players, two years after they're done played are broke or divorced. marc brunel burned through $50 million. >>gary: the football contract, at least in recent memory, as good as baseball and basketball. they are not guaran

i'm jim lehrer >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. on the newshour tonight, we look at the ceremonies to honor veterans at a time when the u.s. is pulling out of iraq and winding down the conflict in afghanistan. >> lehrer: plus, paul solman updates the rise in unemployment for returning troops and the efforts to help them find work. >> for iraq and afghanistan veterans, so celebrated in uniform, another battle once they put on civvies. finding a job. >>. >> brown: we assess the occupy movement with the mayor of portland, oregon, who wants to shut down the camp in his city, and a protest leader there. >> lehrer: mark shields and david brooks analyze the week's news. >> brown: and from nicaragua, ray suarez reports on a new vaccine combating the number one killer of young children, pneumonia. >> how do you get the cost of a vaccine down from about $100 a dose to $5? by guaranteeing all the children in a country will be vaccinated. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by

i would run outside and jim brown without knowing what was going on. a car would honk. i would be angry. i would attack the car behind me. he said, have you ever been in a war? that hit me so hard. i was in a room with 80 people. i started bawling. it's not was coming out of my nose. it was that simple. when he finally got me back under control, he said he halfptsd. have you ever heard of it? i said no. he said take this card. take this to this man now. not tomorrow. and calling him on the phone. you walk down there. you see him. that was the beginning of getting healed. the marriage did not last. gone too long with the symptoms. families that destroyed with this. we need to prepare our families when veterans come back. they are changed, the way the process and put changes. it goes from the cortex -- is that sound a leaf? is it the wind? by that time you are dead. the brain under extreme adrenalin is just the input out of the cortex straight to the -- is not the medulla. it is a primitive part of the brain. you are not thinking anymore. from then on you get startled and

i'm jim lehrer. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. on the newshour tonight, we get the latest on the new numbers and the plight of the long-term unemployed. >> lehrer: then, judy woodruff looks at the online daily deals site groupon as its stock soared on its first day of trading. >> brown: from nicaragua, ray suarez previews sunday's elections, where there's a familiar name on the ballot. >> more than 30 years since his son won the revolution, president daniel horr tagga is asking the voters for another five years in office. >> lehrer: and mark shields and david brooks analyze the week's news. tt's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> oil companies have changed my >> oil companies make huge profits. >> last year, chevron made a lot of money. >> where does it go? >> every penny and more went into bringing energy to the world. >> the economy is tough right now, everywhere. >> we pumped $21 billion into local economies, into small businesses, communities, equipment, materials. >> t

jim jones list. so it was very much connected. george mosconi and willie brown defended jim jones until the day he died. history is a tragedy not melodrama. >> what about tommy martin after the trial? was that the end of their career what happened? >> michaud had no political role little. he left politics. they went on prosecuting the cases some of schmidt will he like tommy i wasn't particularly friendly towards tommy. i didn't describe the style but if you could imagine stanley was sort of slithering through the product without was kind of tommy -- he would never say if he could say of verb he was a very pretentious kind of guy. he went on working. they felt so badly for him they furiously discussed offering him a partnership in their firm. [laughter] they liked tommy. a lot of people around the hall of justice like him and were sorry to see that he had messed up big time. it sort of wiped out all of the accomplishments and he is no longer among us. so may he rest in peace. >> we would like to remind the audience this is a program of the commonwealth club of c

brown. >> i was texting jim with regard to some other issues about 11:30. then hearing around 2:30 that something happened was very devastating to me. >> reporter: capoot was the head coach of the lady apache basketball team when they won a championship last year. they came en masse to pay their respects. >> he turned our school completely around. a lot of us who weren't going to school on time. he would take time to pick us up and take us. >> he really touched their lives. it is even emotional for me. >> reporter: capoot made a difference during tough times in vallejo. the vallejo police department is in dire need of more officers to patrol the streets. the force is struggling to recover from the city's years of being bankrupt. despite the financial challenges, capoot was the guy who stepped up to the line to take a shot at making things better. he will be missed. >> this year will be very tough for the girls as well as the boys. we pray for the family. we hope everything goes well and we'll be there to support him. >> reporter: in the beginning of this re

jim nantz saying so long from chicago. you have been watching the nfl on cbs. now let's go to james brown in new york. jim. thank you very much. we will take you now to atlanta. atlanta on top 23-17. 2:41 left in regulation. on the give for jason snelling. a one-yard gain for atlanta, and tennessee has used its final time-out. the falcons will face a third and 7 now. let's check out the game summary. tony gonzalez got the touchdown to get things started. turner added to it and then locker stepped in to replace the injured matt hasselbeck. he hooks up with nate washington to give tennessee its first touchdown. turner fumbles the ball, titans get it back and locker connects with washington to bring the titans to within six. 2:36 to play in the fourth quarter here at the georgia dome. dan: and the big if now is if the titan defense can stop the falcons here, locker will have to run the hurry-up offense, needing to get in the end zone for a touchdown with no time-outs. ian: four-receiver set. jacquizz rodgers is in. shotgun on a third and 7. huge third down here for atlanta. ryan over the middle. low thro

jim patrick who will be followed by mike brown. director kim: i think we may have other folks who may want to give, as well. >> i do not look at these things very often, but i happen to see this on a couple of websites. it talks about prevailing wage, and i am personally troubled where it says, "we will pay the highest applicable prevailing wage." why would we want to pay the highest? what about the mean? what about the lowest prevailing wage, or de-prevailing wage? thank you. >> good morning to the chair and to the directors. first of all, i would like to commend and thank the committee that negotiated with us under this policy. i want to cover a couple questions discussed here. what is the apprenticeships. it allows the unions involved to use their schedule aid, which is our master agreement. the 20% required apprenticeship on every contract. that would give you a hard number. we also have a pre- apprenticeship we need to discuss that is not in the pla but is in our master agreement that allows people to be recommended to the pro

officer jim capoot had quite an impact on the city of vallejo. governor brown will be among the mourners today he along with an estimated 4,000 people. capoot was vallejo's officer of the year in 2000 two medals of courage and a lifesaving medal. you don't have to go far in vallejo to find someone with a personal story of how officer capoot made a difference. he also coached the girl's basketball team here at the high school. he's a former marine and he was a married father of three girls. the man accused of killing him is eligible for the death penalty in this case. 37-year-old henry albert smith entered a not guilty plea in court yesterday. police say he robbed a bank and while on the run shot and killed officer capoot. the memorial service is scheduled to start at 11:00 this morning. we will be here covering it live on our midday show which also starts at 11 if you can't get to either one you can watch it online. live stream on abc7news.com. amy hollyfield abc7 news. >>> another sad good-bye to a man in uniform the community of danville will hold a memorial

officer jim capoot had quite an impact on the say and governor brown will be among the mourners todayed 4,000 people. capoot was vallejo's officer of the year in 22 -- in 200, two medals of courage and a life saeufrg medal. you don't have to go far to find someone with a personal story with how the officer made a difference. he coached the girl's basketball team, former marine and married and was the father to three girls. the man accused of killing him is eligible for the death penalty. henry albert smith, jr. entered a not guilty plea yesterday. he robbed aid bank and while on the run shot and killed officer capoot. -- the member is scheduled to start at 11:00 this morning. we will be here covering it live for our midday show at 11, you can watch online at abc7news.com. officers from the fairfield police department and solano county sheriff's will be patrolling the streets so the officers of the vallejo police department can attend the service. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 6:33. more than 1,000 police officers cleared the occupy l.a. encampment early this morning arresting hundred

governor brown will be among the dignataries to remember officer jim capoot kill in the line of duty chasing a bank robbery suspect. that man turned, shot and killed the officer. his death has had a tremendous impact on the city of vallejo. the city has held a candlelight vigil, people have left flowers and candles at the police station. people have told numerous stories of how the officer contribute odd to this community, not only as -- as a police officer but in other roles, as an officer police say -- people say he cared about people, followed up, pushed them to do better. also the girls' basketball coach at the high school. we was a former marine. and he was married and the father of three daughters. the man accused of killing him was in court yesterday. his name is henry albert smith of fairfield. he pleaded not guilty to a capital murder charges. he is eligible for the death penalty. this service will be starting at 11:00 this morning in vallejo. we will be streaming the service live on our website abc7news.com if you can't make it to vallejo, we will have it there for you. man

jim capoot. a memorial service will be held for officer capoot tomorrow at vallejo high school. and governor brown plans to attend. >> and lease have released surveillance video in the shooting of a shopper outside of a walmart on black friday. and investigators believe a 29-year-old is was the armed gunman. police say this shows watson and three others tring to rob shoppers. watson and two suspects took off in a two door buick. >> there is extensive criminal history here in alameda county. and i would ask anyone who seize him or knows him not approach him. call 911. >> and shoppers held him down until police arrived. the 21-year-old was shot once in the neck. he had been released and is now recovering at home. >> the doctor convict of involuntary manslaughter for a death of michael jackson receive aid maximum sentence today. he got four years but is likely to spend less than two years in county jail and this is after the judge called murray i disgrace and blft blasted him for showing no remorse no, sense of responsibility. prosecutors praised the sentence as did jackson's family. and defense atto

jim cap pooh. it will be held at vallejo high school. attorney jerry brown and pamela harris are some of the dignitaries that will be there. officer cap pooh was shot while chasing a suspect. coming up we will bring you more details about this morning's tribute to the officer. >>> another police raid, it happened early this morning outside los angeles city hall. you can see a number of protesters there and they are packing up the tents what is left of the camp there put things have calm down. the actual raid in police moved in on the occupied demonstrators who had refused to leave and officers did make several arrests but for the most part campers left without a struggle. this raid comes after they ordered them to leave the tempt city that they set up nearly two months ago. >>> back here at home, a critical deadline is just hours away from a protest, paul? >> reporter: san francisco is next to be raided and they have three hours to decide if they will stay or relocation. >> we will stay here and tee february -- defend our first amendment rights. >> reporter:

jim capoot. thousands will pay respects at vallejo high school including governor jerry brown.was shot to death while chasing a bank robbery suspect. this is a live picture of claudine wong where we have a dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. chp is warning if you are driving slow down be careful because of the low visibility on bay area roads and bridges. and these are live pictures. police in riot gear moved in on demonstrators who refused to leave their camp and this is a broad picture outside los angeles. police made several arrests and most of the people camped out packed up and left without a struggle. >>> they are more than just an hour away, paul chambers is at justin herman plaza with more on what could happen today. >> reporter: the question is will police come out here to decide what will happen. the decision for people to stay is causing problem here because they told me at 3:00 last night they got a contract from the city telling them they will definitely have to relocate. >> we will stay here and defend our first amendment rights. >> now last night during a general

jim capoot is about to get underway. he was shot november 17th. >> thousands of officers from around the state and governor brown are there to pay tribute. good morning i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. amy hollyfield joins us vallejo high with more. >> reporter: the family and casket just arrived here to a full and silent football stadium. it is an incredible sight here in vallejo. those who knew the officer say he deserves to have a perfect memorial service. officers here will tell you, it is never a pleasure, but always an honor to pay tribute to one of their own. hundreds of officers filed into vallejo today for officer jim capoot's memorial service. some driving through the night to be here. >> we left at 6:00 in the morning yesterday, 10 1/2 hour drive down here. long drive. we know what it means to the family when officers show up and pay respects and honor their fallen that's what we are here for. >> reporter: oakland police department brought 100 officers including some from the traffic department to help guide the different patrol cars. >> we know how vallejo pd feels going through this. it is a time

jim capoot is about to get underway. he was shot november 17th. >> thousands of officers from around the state and governor brown are there to pay tribute. good morning i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. amy hollyfield joins us from vallejo high with more. >> reporter: the family and casket just arrived here to a full and silent football stadium. it is an incredible sight here in vallejo. those who knew the officer say he deserves to have a perfect memorial service. officers here will tell you, it is never a pleasure, but always an honor to pay tribute to one of their own. hundreds of officers filed into vallejo today for officer jim capoot's memorial service. some driving through the night to be here. >> we left at 6:00 in the morning yesterday, 10 1/2 hour drive down here. long drive. we know what it means to the family when officers show up and pay respects and honor their fallen that's what we are here for. >> reporter: oakland police department brought 100 officers including some from the traffic department to help guide the different patrol cars. >> we know how vallejo pd feels going through this. it is a

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brown, i mean, john raise. so many good players on that team. it's neat to see jim zorn there so young. now he is the quarterback coach for the kansas city chiefs. >> oh. >> they have having a rough go with quarterbacks there. their quarterback is out. now, they are getting a new guy in. they have a rough go there in kansas city. it's bad there. it's unfortunately bad here in washington. maybe next year. we'll turn it around. >> nice to see the faces. thanks. >>> here is what we are working on for news 4 at 6:00. >> jim vance has the preview. >>> the penn state sex abuse allegations continue to unravel. the role that pennsylvania's governor played in the controversy. >>> the d.c. police want help trying to catch the guys going around sticking up cab drivers. we'll tell you more about that. we'll show you a couple that just celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary. they will share what they consider secrets to a successful marriage. 80 years married. can you imagine being married to one person for 80 years? >> the same person. >> no. >> you better make that sound like it's a good idea.

. >>> governor brown is among the people expected at the service for a fallen police officer officer jim ago. mourners will say their final farewell at vallejo high where he coached. up to 4,000 are expected. we'll have a live stream of the 11 a.m. service on our website abc7news.com. >>> good morning. you will encounter a lot of fog. bay bridge toll backed up to the end of the parking lot because everyone is jammed on westbound 80 through berkeley getting there. these are the two extra slowest drives. slow west bunt 4 out of antioch as well. >> mike has a look at a windy forecast, when we come back. >>> welcome back. the fog is lifting and winds are increasing. probably don't need a dense fog advisory any more. winds only around 12 miles per hour at half moon bay right now they could gust to 40 five miles per hour in the lower elevations to 70 in higher >>> gary giordano is going free. heading home from aruba after four months in jail. he's coming back to the u.s. we'll tell you how he spent his first hours of freedom. also, robin speaks exclusively with his attorney, jose baez. about w

brown near the park. a school dance was taking place and officers say he tried to stab the officer with a screwdriver. >>> jimbaugh is leading his team against the other, it is the first time two brothers squared off as nfl coaches. there is much talk about where their parents will sit and the parents will watch from the house and they do plan to drop by the stadium before the game. you will not have to wait long and coverage starts at 8:30 right after mornings on two. of a ron rogers will try to remain undefeated. >>> brenda denise scott wrote in saying, most definitely i will be helping to finish dinner while the other two games are on and by the time the 9er game is on, we will be eating around the television watching the game, go 9ers. >> i think i will be using the restroom more often. tara, will you be watching the game tonight? >> yes, and i will be going to bed early so i can come to work the next day. a lot of people must go to work. we have quite a few accidents and then we have a fresh one, 101 southbound near the san francisco airport. not too many folks out on the roadways and at the sunole grade

jim has been a father figure to them, a coach, a mentor. he taught them how to be champions. >> reporter: we have a look inside corbus field. i'm told governor jerry brown just walked in. i also believe i saw the attorney general arrive here a short time ago. i'm told there will be no funeral procession following the service, which is expected to last about 90 minutes to two hours. things getting started right now at 11:00 am. i have to tell you, people are still walking in. so, you know, this man, he meant a lot to a lot of people. he was the fourth officer to die in the line of duty in the city's 155-year history. my colleague, jodi hernandez, is here and will have a complete wrapup on nbc news. i'll send it back to you guys in san jose. >> just a pillar in so many areas of the community. christie, thank you so much. >> the suspected bank robber suspected of killing capoot is pleading not guilty to murder charges. 37-year-old henry smith, prosecutors say, shot and killed capoot november 17th after robbing a bank and leading police on a chase. if convicted, smith may face the death penalty. >>> a south bay family expected to welcome home a national gua

their respects to fallen vallejo police officer jim capoot, who was shot while trying to pursue a bank robbery suspect on november 17th. governor jerry brown is expected to be here, members of the school board, city council and hundreds, if not thousands of fellow police officers from across the state. capoot was married, a father, just 45 years old. had an amazing career as a chp officer, a marine, a former coach for the vallejo high girl's basketball team. school will be in session. while students aren't necessarily being encouraged to attend, many are expected to try and get permission to come out here anyway. covering this story, so many have told us that they remember him as a motivator and friend. reporting live in vallejo, christie smith, back to you guys in san jose. >> okay, christie. thank you very much for the update. >>> a memorial service will be held today for a danville marine killed in afghanistan. lance corporal joshua corral will be honored at the east bay fellowship church in danville at 12:30, buried at oakmont memorial park in lafayette. the 19-year-old died november 18th during combat operations in the helmand provinc

we were at the san francisco airport in a room and it was don harris, bob brown -- you will never meet up with another man like jim know, you -- i'm just saying -- >> are you ready for us to roll. we're going to go ahead and roll. i'm asking her. are you aware we're rolling? >> no. i just want to tell you right now. i'm telling you, you say there's a lot of this and you can't believe that. i'm telling you, you have never met up with a man like jim jones. in the middle of the interview i said i want you to know, there's a possibility you could get killed down there. the next thing i know is the cameras were shut down and they said we don't want to talk about that. and i said, okay, whatever. you know. >> five days later, congressman ryan heads off to guyana, with the nbc crew, his assistant jackie speier, print reporters time ryderman and charles krause, photographer greg robinson and more than a dozen concerned relatives. >> here comes this man into our community. we face them coming in secretly, some of them coming in, that we know of, on a commercial plane. it will be easy to handle. >> the only interest the uni

jim kozimor, thanksgiving brings colleges, high school, field to hardwood. let's begin. in the an, new york city. madison square garden. two 5-0 teams. stanford and syracuse. stanford up. josh owens misses. anthony brownm puts the cardinal up 7. chris joseph. tough bank. under pressure. syracuse takes a one-point lead. 61-60. next possession. waiters, penetrates. hits it. gets fouled. syracuse up 4. win 69-63 over stanford. go from new york to the great alaska shootout. murray state, usf, under 2 minutes to play. and ivan aska, asks for a prayer to be answered. it is. drains the three from half court. racers up by six. under 10 seconds to play. usf down. and doolen. one point game. here is cody doolen, the three pointer blocked. murray state wins it. 70-67. now to football. cal visiting arizona state. regular season finale. first quarter. bears down 7-3. sopheli, take the handoff. go into the end zone. sophel if, and the score. late third. zach maynard. touch pass out of the pocket. flips off to the running back. cj anderson. a foot race no onable catch him. 74 yard. the score. they win 47-38. high school level now. second round division one. freedom, de la salle. vitale. the clear path. de la salle,

brown, a new york jew, wrote that song. [unintelligible] [laughter] we talked a lot about the position of blacks, and we did not want it to be just about jim connolly, because that is an incendiary person. although, delicious to play if that is your part. he was the smartest person in the show. although, he is a sociopath. that made it complicated. but we wanted to represent the middle class working south. and it was true that there were black people swinging injuries all the time, but the thought of a white person? swinging in the trees all the time, but the thought of a white person swinging in the trees, everybody went crazy. we wanted to show that, and i think that is something jason did very well. >> julien, has to a question earlier and you said you would disagree about the broken relationship. >> it strikes me that this ancient relationship, which has had rocky moments and the ups and downs is at present as strong as it ever was. blacks and jews and vote together like no other people. they vote for the same candidates like no other people. they are solidly in support of each other's efforts for betterment and civil rights. i do not

officer jim capoot at vallejo high's corbis field, the same school where he once coached girl's basketball. capoot was killed november 17th while chasing a bank robbery suspect. governor jerry brownexpected to be among those attending, along with hundreds of officers from all over. capoot is really an amazing career, 19 years with the vallejo police department. he served as a marine, a chp officer. he received officer of the year in 200 here in vallejo, the service we're told is expected to last about 90 minutes to two hours, and the city of vallejo released a statement calling him one of the most noble men ever to serve the community of vallejo. reporting live in vallejo, i'm christie smith. jon and laura, back to you. >> so very sat sad, christie, thank you. >>> family and friends are keeping a close eye on the oakland baby fighting for his life after being shot during a gunfight. loved ones continue to flow into oakland children's hospital for 1-year-old hiram lawrence. on monday night three gunmen opened fire into a crowd in the parking lot at 7th and willow. seven people were injured including the little boy who was hit in the head. relatives are looking for answers. >> i ha

. >>> here is terrell brown at the news desk with a check of today's other headlines for us. >>> syracuse university basketball coach jimn to fire assistant coach bernie fine. a third man says fine molested him as a child during a holt hotel stay in 2002. one of fine's origin accusers bobby davis recorded a phone conversation nine years ago with fine's wife laurie. laurie fine says she knows everything that went on. >> he has no business doing what he did with you. >> in retrospect. >> laurie fine admitted she had an affair with davis when he was 18. davis says he made the recording to prove his case. >>> occupy wall street protesters in los angeles are holding their ground. they defied a midnight deadline to leave their camp. one commander said we want to keep it peaceful. >>> protesters in philadelphia are staying put. a deadline for demonstrators to leave came and went on sunday. >>> here is proof sports rivalries never die. a canadian football luncheon over the weekend, one makes a peace offering to his rival and mosco said no thanks, then they go at it. try explaining that to the grandkids! the bad blood between th

. >>> joining us jim and his while his good friend peter is away, we are happen toy to welcome -- happy to welcome, peter brownthe work to be done, this is -- it was a big challenge for congress to work this out they picked these people to try to hammer it out on a more personal level the word that comes out is that the hammering out is not getting done. are they going to get this done jim? >> does that surprise you. >> not not at all. >> the story last night was they are thinking of a proposal they will set targets and pass the ball back the congress. >> which didn't get it done in the first place. >> what i think this really does quite honestly is just kind of, just jacks up the angst more with voters to show that you know, this just doesn't work any more. some of the comments about tearing it up, blowing it up, overhauling it, you know, becomes more and more valid when you watch this stuff. >> david i think some of the frustration is from what has come out so far it seems the same issues, same division we had in congress as a whole, still remains, with these people who were supposed to have the mind set to

brown, a new york jew, wrote that song. [unintelligible] [laughter] a lot about the position of blacks, and we did not want it to be just about jim connolly, because that is an incendiary person. although, delicious to play if that is your part. he was the smartest person in the show. although, he is a sociopath. that made it complicated. but we wanted to represent the middle class working south. and it was true that there were black people swinging injuries all the time, but the thought of a white person? swinging in the trees all the time, but the thought of a white person swinging in the trees, everybody went crazy. we wanted to show that, and i think that is something jason did very well. >> julien, has to a question earlier and you said you would disagree about the broken relationship. >> it strikes me that this ancient village of, which has had rocky moments and ups and downs -- ancient relationship, which has had rocky moments and the ups and downs is at present as strong as it ever was. blacks and jews and vote together like no other people. they vote for the same candidates like no other people. they are solidly in suppo