pounds yes virgin money has agreed to buy the good part of northern rock from the treasury for around half of what the taxpayer injected into the bank when it split last year right well it puts a lie to this notion that the taxpayers are going to be paid back by these bailouts the taxpayers are going to have massive losses and somebody like richard branson gets a massive gift because he can chew gum and walk at the same time that's richard branson's gift to the business world he doesn't trip over shoelaces he's not technically you know mentally deficient like so much of the banking system in the u.k. so they throw him multibillion dollar gift and say oh we love your blown here a big shiny teeth can you make our branch look like they're not corrupt would give you one for a billion dollar gift richard branson and so he's just sitting there like yeah yeah i'll take the gift you know sure but you don't need to have a blond haired shiny tooth guy come in with a billion dollar pound guest you can actually just have a regular competitive bank set up and twenty minutes on line it doesn't take

same thing with northern rock to get a bad bank the assets the worth nothing simply right off the bat that's the bankers made if they can't pay the bad debts that they may then they need to be punished in some way take them off the good of the banking business for one thing what do continue with the banking business is it already proven that they are nothing but larsen istic leeching thieves oh because they support cameron and cameron as leeches covering his body sucking his soul out every second of every day he's up there in the house of commons like a zombie treacherous little morphed out piglet saying nonsense well next on the list show you this headline here. millions to lose out as benefits are curbed so there's going to be a billion pounds and benefits cut and because that benefits are no longer going to be linked to inflation so this is what you call financial repression some might call it financial pressure and like the peasants revolt of past the dividing the peasants and to they're playing them off against each other because pensioners will continue to have inflation linked

this is the northern rock we're talking about.ormer mutual that used cheap credit to grow quite aggressively back before the british mortgage market had its troubles in 2008. it was one of the first of thousands of banks to be nationalized by the government. it was nationalized back in 2008 after they stopped lending to that particular company, and it had trouble meeting its short term and long term obligations. the british treasury will be selling it for a price tag of $1.2 billion. >> and the treasury will be very happy to get that sort of money coming in at the moment, nina. >>> record flooding in thailand is taking a serious toll on the lives of people and also of businesses there. many foreign companies, like the japanese auto and electronics makers, have been forced to stop production because of flooded factories. toyota says it hopes to have things up and running again by next week. it all depends on the cleanup efforts. we go now to a thai industrial park to see how it's coming along. >> reporter: this is what a factory lo

iraq soon to become part of -- >> probably important to remind our viewers around the world that northern rock is a smallish u.k. bank. but for our global viewers, big story in the u.k., because it's the first u.k. casualty of the financial crisis that hit in 2008. the government at the time bailed it out and took full control and ownership and injected the government and the taxpayer and injected millions into the bang and split it up between the bad bank and good bank. the bad asset part of it on one side and the retail consumer part of the other bank and are finally selling it to virgin money, a branch of the virgin group and at the moment they should receive just over $1 billion. half of what they paid. they do hope to gain more from it as it progresses. but the taxpayer could end up losing a billion or $60 million dollars. >> the other story -- the other story you're chasing is about airline passenger duty. >> another u.k. focus but ramifications for passengers who get on a plane and leave a you want k. airport. the four big airlines in the u.k. all joining in a unified approach complaini

up to $1 billion in losses on the sale of northern rock.hese are major and -- amazing images that we had of customers queuing up to withdraw their savings in 2008. it will pay $1.2 billion for the bank's branches, virgin money. the risky parts will remain in state hands. the u.k. government has been under pressure to raise money for its own debt. the finance minister says this is a good deal for everyone. >> i think this will be a good thing for british consumers. we have a powerful new presence on the street, offering better deals to families and a real choice competition. it is also good for taxpayers, getting some of the money back that we put into the banking system under the last government. it is also good for northeast england because we are protecting jobs there and we will make sure that the headquarters for virgin money is in new castle. >> four of the biggest airlines in the u.k. and the irish republic have put their rivalry aside. they are demanding that the british government scraps one of their passengers duties, what of the h

think honorable members should welcome that it's going to be based in the northeast of england as northern rock was. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the government is taking steps. could the prime minister tell the house what measures are being taken to attract high quality investment to enterprise zones such as my constituency? >> i do think the enterprise zones are going to be a success because we are basing them as in his constituency in areas where there's already a successful cluster of businesses. so if you take for instance, the ones in the park or in oxfordshire, or in the enterprise zone where there'll be a new plant employs 1000 people. the enterprise zones are being well applied, a good success story and this government is right behind him. >> the personal damage caused by long-term unemployment can be phenomenal. on average someone who is unemployed for more than six months to six times more likely to contract a serious mental health problem. doesn't the prime minister worry that we're going to be generation of young people who will be suffering many of the problems and lack of self-este

same thing with northern rock they've got a bad bank the assets are worth nothing simply write off the bad debts the bankers made if they can't pay back debts that they may then they need to be punished in some way take them off get them out of the banking business for one thing why do you continue in the banking business if they've already proven that they are nothing but larsen istic leaching thieves. and you can watch the cars reporting about fifteen minutes time here so you'll watch it right now on our website he taught com plenty more waiting for you as well including explore how occupy protesters in the u.s. continue to express their anger against corporations and the politicians. and at least twenty six join us every day around the fall across the country they claim they've been thrown to the ground and pepper sprayed in a direct threat to press freedom in america. i mean find out how russia's communists are using kalashnikov rifles to win the country's parliamentary elections last drawing the anger of the designer of the iconic question all those details and talk. i'd ask about

think honorable members should welcome that it's going to be based in the northeast of england as northern rock was. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the government is taking steps. could the prime minister tell the house what measures are being taken to attract high quality investment to enterprise zones such as my constituency? >> i do think the enterprise zones are going to be a success because we are basing them as in his constituency in areas where there's already a successful cluster of businesses. so if you take for instance, the ones in the park or in oxfordshire, or in the enterprise zone where there'll be a new plant employs 1000 people. the enterprise zones are being well applied, a good success story and this government is right behind him. >> the personal damage caused by long-term unemployment can be phenomenal. on average, someone who is unemployed for more than six months to six times more likely to contract a serious mental health problem. doesn't the prime minister worry that we're going to be generation of young people who will be suffering many of the problems and lack of self-est

so you think of northern rock they've got a bad bank the assets are worth nothing simply write off the bad debts the bankers made if they can't pay back debts that they may then they need to be punished in some way taken. getting out of the banking business for a lot of things while you continue in the banking business there's already proven that they are nothing but lost the mystic leaching. and you can watch the cars are reporting just over an hour's time here so your anytime you like you can watch it right now on our website are plenty waiting for you there also the explore how the occupy protesters in the u.s. continue to express their anger against corporations and politicians that's one of the many are. taught as well though we hear that at least twenty six journalists have been rounded up across the country to claim they've been thrown onto the ground pepper spray in a direct threat to press freedom in america. also find out how russia's communists are using the kalashnikov rifles to win the country's parliamentary elections and why it's drawing the anger of the designer of the

we need to try to get new lenders onto high street which is why we took the decision we did on northern rockand i will have more to say on the banking system next month when i respond to the vick cars report and to the very good report from the treasury committee. >> mrs. margaret hodge. >> i welcome the announcement of more investment in infrastructure, but the more i hear about the proposal, the more it sounds like psi by any other name. pension funds will only invest in public projects if it's a good deal for them, and as with psi any sweetener that the chancellor offers to the private sector will be at the expense of the taxpayer both in the short term today and for future generations. so what precisely is he offering and proposing to attract pension fund investment and how is he going to insure that his scheme represents value for money for the taxpayer? >> excheck kerr. >> well, let me say to her that what we're seeking to do is get the investment funds invest anything british infrastructure. we're not proposing to provide, in this respect, guarantees for this project. there are some g

rock. icy on i-35, from northern iowa to minnesota. rain drenches i-80 and 94 in the midwest. and i-10, from san antonio to baton rouge. >> and if you're flying today, some airport delays are possible in dallas, houston, kansas city, chicago, detroit, and minneapolis. >>> and now, to the guilty verdict for conrad murray. for now, the doctor hired to help a severely sleep-deprived michael jackson will be spending his nights and days in a los angeles jail cell. >> the jurors unanimously reached their decision after less than nine hours of deliberation. jim avila was at the courthouse. >> reporter: michael jackson's parents, two of his sisters, two of his brothers, in the packed courtroom. just a few feet away from dr. conrad murray. >> we, the jury in the aboved titled action, find the defendant, conrad murray, guilty of the crime of involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: outside of the courtroom, hundreds erupted in shouts of justice. and in a moment, judge michael pastor, sent conrad murray to l.a. county jail. >> our sympathies go out to the jackson family at this time, for t

we were on that trail up to chimney rock, catoctin mountain park, just to the west of thurmont in northernounty, maryland. the last 24 hours, we had a lot of rain in the midwest, gradually advance to the east, coming into western west virginia, western pennsylvania. farther east, though, we have a few breaks in the clouds this morning. overall, quite cloudy across virginia, maryland, the district, and the eastern shore. sunrise at 7:04. we'll have temperatures climbing by midmorning into the upper 50s to near 60. by noontime, mid-60s. during the afternoon, a lot of clouds around. should be in the upper 60s. and then sunset at 4:48. this evening will be cloudy, down into the 50s through the evening hours. then after midnight and around dawn tomorrow, we'll likely have rain. it looks like a wet day on tuesday with occasional showers. afternoon highs just in the 50s to near 60. maybe some more rain into tuesday evening. it should end by midnight tuesday night. then getting chillier on wednesday. in the morning, upper 30s. partly sunny by wednesday afternoon. highs near 50. small chance of an

in detroit and chicago and nashville and little rock, temperatures here in the low 40s. there are spots tonight in northern mississippi, western tennessee, northwestern alabama could pick up accumulating snows on the back side of this storm system which is bringing in all of the moisture off the gulf of mexico, shooting it up toward tennessee and kentucky and up and around us. high pressure is offshore but holding on just enough to keep us dry and warm today. but today is going to be it. it will be the last day but notice behind the system, where the upper storm is spinning. down here, there will be enough cold air to get three or four inches of snow in places like northern mississippi, they could have more snow in the ground for the season than we will in many areas. as this system moves north, eventually the moisture will work its way in here. not this afternoon but probably as we head into the overnight, so by midnight, we may see some showers from the northern part of the shenandoah valley and some developing on the eastern shore. tomorrow morning, early, some light showers but during the morning, look

northern rockies. downpours, seattle to portland. rain, mountain snow, desert southwest. hail, dangerous winds, tornadoes, to little rock. thunderstorms, memphis to cincinnati. showers from new york to d.c. >> 57, baltimore. 73, atlanta. 80 in the big easy. indianapolis, 55. kansas city, 45. 46, seattle. 56, sacramento. 43 in billings. >> awe it's all over now. word from venezuela is that everyone had a great time. >> great time at what is being called the world meeting of body art. what is better than four days of body painting, tattoo artistry, performances and workshops. >> the idea from they're telling us to use the body as a canvas and to try to have fun along the way. seemed like everyone did. >> looks like fun. look at that. >> i see. that looks like fun. looks luke a good time. put that on my calendar for next year. >> i knew you were going to say something like that. >> you know where i will be. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." >> ah-ha-ha. ♪ every time i look into your eyes ♪ [ female announcer ] removing facial hair can be irritating. challenge that. new olay smooth finish facial hair removal

northern rockies. rain, hail, gusty wind. central texas. thunderstorms from memphis and little rock. all the way to buffalo and boston.will be severe around the ohio valley, indianapolis, and louisville. >> also in the east. a wet 62 in boston. 67, baltimore. 82, miami. nice there. 50s, chicago. omaha, twin cities. shy of 50. seattle. billings. phoenix, 70, colorado springs. 63. >> here is a leap of faith that surely not everyone would be willing to take. >> yeah, raises an interesting question. would you be wulg to let a fifth grader give you a haircut? that's exactly what they were doing over the weekend at a salon in austin, texas. >> the kids were not total novices. they trained with professional stylists for ten days. one of the youngsters called it all cool and weird at the same time. really who could argue with that? >> well, in training right there. >> job training. >> would you do that? would you let, maybe one of your kids get you with the scissors? >> no, no, no, no. >> ha-ha. all right. so, no job placement for them just right there. we'll be right back with more "world news now." we know a place where tos

rock. thunderstorms around memphis, nashville, louisville. cincinnati. showers from d.c. to new york. rain and mountain snow in the desert southwest. northern rockies and cascades. >> wet in the 40s from seattle to boise. 67, phoenix. 28 in fargo. 37 in minneapolis. and 46 in detroit. a nice 83 in miami. atlanta, 73. >> uh-huh. >> nice in miami. >> always nice in miami for many reasons. well, of course it is thanksgiving week. so everyone is feeling a little bit hungrier these days getting ready for the big meal. that includes the animals at seattle zoo. >> the bears got their paws on raw turkeys over the weekend. we're told lots of animals including leopards, lions, lemurs and komodo dragons involved in the feast. >> folks at the zoo say feeding the animals turkeys is, quote here, meant to enrich the lives of the zoo's animals. at least -- >> they're enjoying the turkey. >> the turkey is not too enriched. >> enjoying them though. >> and everyone likes to eat this time of year. what can you do. we'll be back with more "world news now" right after this. news now" right after this. at this time of year. what can you do. we'll be back with mor

northern rockies. downpours from seattle to portland. rain and mountain snow in the desert southwest. hail and tornadoes from west texas to little rock. thunderstorms around nashville memphis, louisville, and cincinnati. >> 48 in boston. 73 in atlanta. 80 in morns. mostly 40s from kansas city to detroit. a wet 46 in seattle. 56 in sacramento. 67 in phoenix. >>> and when we get back this morning, more weather news coming up. damaging rains in california overnight. that video now just coming in. >>> and the outrage from this scene. campus police using pepper spray on students. new fallout this morning. >>> and why the experts say to forget black friday. there are ways to find even better deals. hey, your high speed internet here, at home... ...and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g -- big. high speed internet from at&t at home... ...includes wi-fi access on the go. woo-hoo! [ together ] it's an unbelievable deal. well, gotta go. but wait -- there's more... [ female announcer ] go to the website below today and get high speed internet for the unbelievably low price of just 14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year pr

rock hall are here. because they aren't finding live oysters in the northern part of the bay. >> i'd be doing it now. >> eight or nine oysters in it and all of them are dead. if not all of them, there will just be one of them in there. >> and the reason? they go back to runoff from tropical storm irene and hurricane lee. it replaced the brackish water oysters need to survive with fresh water. >> then comes along these two hurricanes that dumps all of this fresh water in. ask they can't live in fresh water. so they killed all our oysters in the bay. >> i was here when we had agnes. we were able to oyster through agnes. but we can't oyster through this. and if catching up to recover expenses is unlikely. >> maybe getting all the way down the bay or the stand -- last stand of oysters maybe. >> they're not making money, not paying me to fix things am a lot of them try to do things themselves or they just don't get things fixed. >> it's going to put some of them under. >> and leave a way of life out there, out of reach. alex demetrick. >>> and they want the state to open at least one oyster sanctuary to fish

though wood does not speak, he was found in the fetal position near a rock quarry close to the park. >>> a dispute between a northern virginia church and its driving range neighbor could be heading to court. officials at faith evangelical church. according to "the washington post," they found enough evidence to pursue a public misdemeanor charge which could follow with a jury trial and a possible $25,000 fine. >>> seemingly countless turnovers doomed the redskins as they dropped their fourth straight game. quarterback john beck threw for 254 yards, most of those near the end of the game, against the 49ers, including one touchdown and an interception. washington committed three turnovers, including two fumbles. san francisco held on to win the game 19-11. head coach mike shanahan said it best. these sorts of mistakes simply cannot happen if you expect to win games. >> i thought defensively we did some good things, like well enough to win. i thought the intensity was there and our players played extremely hard. when you make those mistakes, you have turnovers on offense, especially with pretty good field position, aga

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northern part of indian country, or they can be from the southern plains. in oklahoma style. how about a big round of applause for our round at the answers? looking good. good singing, good dancing. rockingity hall here in san francisco. good job, dancers. iall right, how about a big roud of applause for our dancers and singers? [applause] this is one of our social dances. normally we would invite everyone to come out and dance with our dancers, but we have a small area here, but good to see oliver dancers out here. at this time we're calling veterans to come up once again. -- all of our dancers out here. can you come up and take care of eagle staff? [applause] [laughter] if you notice the eagle staff was up here on stage, my friend had shared with many of you, they stood side by side, the american flag, one time at war, and the only time you will see to flags of these nations side- by-side at peace, so we go over to our seniors for a flag song. please stand if you are able. long before the star spangled banner, many of these nations saying these songs -- sang these songs honoring the first flag of this nation. the eagles that recognizing the many battles. as the eagles would lead the wa

rocks of some sort to shape their stones? . >> most of what they did was stone. metallurgy was just starting to move up into northern chijuajua at that time and they were working with copper. that was just ornamental, so there was no metal going on at all other than imported bells. >> and the shells, they went down to cortez -- not lake -- the cortez sea to get, was that mostly hard or brittle? . >> it was hard but not tool hard. the colorado plateau is covered with chert, a glassy rock that is really really good for making tools, making very sharp edges. you find there are pieces of chert all over the place and you can still cut your skin open very quickly with it and it's been sitting out in the open. >> where does chert come from? . >> it's a marine rock that's mostly silica. you find it in these layers, sandstone layers. if you are especially in a marine or water environment, you will find this layer of chert. it's in all colors, purple, green, red, blue. it's a beautiful rock. . >> one thing i wanted to ask you, the review in the paper recently on sunday said that your book is different from all the other books

rock. over six inches of rain in the last 24 hours. this is a soaker for you. that heavy rain is moving through southern illinois, northern missouri. in indiana, you're about to get drenched. an umbrella day in indianapolis. it's going to pour there. working into ohio and pennsylvania this afternoon. here's how it looks. let me track this for you. here's the clock. this is 8:00 this morning. let's fast forward to the evening when everyone is coming home from work. the heaviest rains in the yellow and the red. that's all of indiana, ohio, pennsylvania. that's who will be getting the heaviest rain. it's also into d.c. and baltimore and approaching philadelphia. be prepared on i-95 for the heavier rain late in the day. as far as the thunderstorms go, along the front at 5:00 p.m. in areas of mississippi, alabama and louisiana, that's where we'll track it. let's fast forward again to tomorrow morning at this time. this is the busiest travel day of the year. much of it is clearing out. it's still along i-95. that's the worst commute if you don't have travel tomorrow morning, it's going to be difficult with heavy rain through virginia thr

rock. national is in the 60s. it is a different story as you head into the northern plains and the rockies. 30s and 40s. this air mass is going to work its way toward us by the time we get to thursday and friday. so, for the second half of the work week, will you need the jacket and sweaters potentially. we could have a couple of days where we do not get out of the 40s. big jet stream here, big dip in the jet stream coming down to the southwestern u.s. you can follow the clouds across mexico and then they're coming across kansas. see the bright strip of clouds coming toward us? that's the jet. it goes to our north. that's why we're enjoying the warmth. under the jet, you get extra lift. you get the showers, the storms. that's what you're seeing develop here across eastern illinois. this intense line right here. there they go coming into western indiana. that will stay north of us today. as the front slides through us as we head into tomorrow, that's going to bring that shower area more south. tomorrow, we could see a few showers. it looks like wednesday will be a wet day. today, looking at the future ca

rock to cincinnati as well. thunderstorms, hail, dangerous wind. also in portions of southern texas. snow, yeah, snow, for western montana, northern idaho. showers in the seattle area. >> 53, in portland. 54 in sacramento warm in the 80s. dallas to miami. near 70 in atlanta. 60 here in new york. >> the buffalo bills didn't have too much to be happy about. during yesterday's beating from the cowboys. >> bills touchdown was a 30 yard touchdown pass to david nelson. after he scored nelson gave the ball to a dallas cheerleader. >> this is the good. not just any cheerleader. that's nelson's real life girlfriend, kelsey rike. he made it clear he wasn't going to turn this into a marriage proposal thing. big smile on her face right there. she has the game ball. >> i love it. i'm a hopeless romantic. i thought this was wonderful. >> if the proposal would have happened. >> i would have been over the moon. >> touchdown right there. touchdown. both teams win. >> missed opportunity. >> maybe next time. we'll be back with more "world news now." ♪ i want to be a cowboy ♪ and you can be my cowgirl [ monitor beeping ] [ sponge ] you've suffered some real

rock r.t. moscow. more world news for you this hour first starting in thailand where the floodwaters are finally receding cleanups are now under way in a northern provinces but things are far from over and very part where there's a struggle to clear debris and trucking the capital's drains. the floods are taking a huge toll on thailand over five hundred people have been killed and many thousands displaced while key firms such as toyota honda and nestle have seen a production in profits dropped massively. american presidential hopeful herman cain is that defiant about staying in the game despite the increasingly sexual harassment claims swirling around him a second woman has now gone public about her alleged assault and she wants all four accusers to come forward saying is a surprise a front runner for the republican nomination to take on president obama in two thousand and twelve and denies all the claims. about. india says it's now got fewer poor people but the numbers that don't tell the whole story the government there now thinks that nice than a dollar a day is enough to get by as pressure either explains. in india's capital city the sights

rock to cincinnati as well. thunderstorms, hail, dangerous wind. also in portions of southern texas. snow, yeah, snow, for western montana, northern idaho.seattle area. 53 in portland, 54 in sacramento warm in the 80s. dallas to miami. near 70 in atlanta. 60 here in new york. >> beautiful day in the city. >>> suffice to say the buffalo bills didn't have too much to be happy about during the loss to the cowboys. >> bills touchdown was a 30 yard touchdown pass to david nelson. after he scored nelson gave the ball to a dallas cheerleader. >> this is the good. not just any cheerleader. that's nelson's real life girlfriend, kelsey rike. he made it clear he wasn't going to turn this into a marriage proposal thing. big smile on her face right there. she has the game ball. >> i love it. i'm a hopeless romantic. i thought this was wonderful. >> if the proposal would have happened -- >> i would have been over the moon. >> touchdown right there. touchdown. both teams win. >> missed opportunity. >> maybe next time. we'll be back with more "world news now." ♪ i want to be a cowboy ♪ and you can be my cowgirl ♪ lop ♪ >>> i like that. >> keep it going.

northern rockies. few snowflakes around international falls. colder air is coming in on tuesday. along that front, rain and thunder down towards little rock.s again tomorrow. a lot of 70s and 80s. look out at the end of the week, richard, much cooler in your neck of the woods. highs will drop in the 40s in the big apple. richard, back to you. >> mike, great to see you inside and dry for now at least. >> thanks. >> you bet. >> the deadline just nine days away we've been watching. real concern that the debt super committee may not be able to cut the deficit. the two sides cannot seem to find a magic formula that includes tax incleereases and entitlement cuts. >> we have not given up hope. but if this were easy the president of the united states and the speaker of the house would have dunl it themselves. >> luke russert joins us now. you've got your ear to the ground. both sides offering up compromises but we don't have a deal, why? >> it's the issue that has plagued this committee since the beginning and plagued this congress. entitlement and taxes. republicans do not want to see taxes raised at all. democrats do not want to see it intome in

best chance is in the northern atmosphere as this will head up over the north over the top of the earth and the moon. >> glad we're safe. >>> three days after a sex scandal rockeds of penn state, happy valley continues to be unpleasant. rumors are swirling that joe paterno may be forced to step down after 46 years as the university canceled his weekly press conference this morning. >> you guys have a lot of good questions and i'd like to answer them, but i can't do it now. >> jerry sandusky was arrested saturday and charged with seven counts of rape. the grad student told paterno about an incident he witnessed in 2002. coach paterno reported it to his boss, nothing happened, and pressure now continues to mount on everyone involved. kip company authored the book touched the jerry sandusky story in 2001 and he's "outfront" with us tonight. we really appreciate your taking the time to come out. you met him in 1978. you've known him obviously a long time. and you helped write his life story. how would you describe the man you knew? >> i've known jerry for a long time, as you said. and jerry was a very friendly person toward all of us involved in football. he was th

best chance is in the northern atmosphere as this will head up over the north over the top of the earth and the moon. >> glad we're safe. >>> three days after a sex scandal rockedpleasant. rumors are swirling that joe paterno may be forced to step down after 46 years as the university canceled his weekly press conference this morning. >> you guys have a lot of good questions and i'd like to answer them, but i can't do it now. >> jerry sandusky was arrested saturday and charged with seven counts of rape. the grad student told paterno about an incident he witnessed in 2002. coach paterno reported it to his boss, nothing happened, and pressure now continues to mount on everyone involved. kip company authored the book touched the jerry sandusky story in 2001 and he's "outfront" with us tonight. we really appreciate your taking the time to come out. you met him in 1978. you've known him obviously a long time. and you helped write his life story. how would you describe the man you knew? >> i've known jerry for a long time, as you said. and jerry was a very friendly person toward all of us involved in football. he was the kind of person that the players that he coache