and see more of jeff's conversation with jazz great sonny rollins on art beat.n our making sense page, paul solman looks at the latest housing prices. explore our interactive graphic showing ups and downs over time, and find out what today's numbers mean for business, spending, and unemployment. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. judy? >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday, we'll look at the congressional debate over extending payroll tax cuts for workers. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. we'll see you online, and again here tomorrow evening. thank you, and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> computing surrounds us. sometimes it's obvious and sometimes it's very surprising where you find it. soon, computing intelligence in unexpected places will change our lives in truly profound ways. technology can provide customized experiences, tailored to individual consumer preferences, igniting a world of possibilities from the inside out. sponsoring tomorrow, starts today. >

officials with the humane society of washington county and maryland say that sonny is one of the pups of that wild dog they were originally looking for. he has made a full recovery. >> we have prospective adopters coming every day. >> she is one of the people hoping to adopt sonny. >> we want to take him home and not let him be alone ever again. >> the story could've had a differencet ending if viewers had not called about that dog. the temperatures up in cold and wet. >> it is sad to think he has been among. >> abc7 news. >> don't you know they are lining up to adopt them? >> he has got a sunny personality. >> happy ending their. >>> some whale watchers got a big surprise when at two humpback whales a drop in. we have this amazing video. >> i will have the story coming in up. >> shocking allegations of teenage prostitution run by [ boy's voice ] hi, samantha. [ girl's voice ] hi todd, do you wanna be my boyfriend? [ chuckles ] sure! great -- gimme your melt. myy--melt? [ singsoso voice ] yeah. i'm your girlfriend now. ahh, i don't think this is working out. [ male announcer ] get you

sonny to mar and partly cloudy on sunday. a good chance for some rain on tuesday. >> in tonight's consumer law, the entire work force for mf global were fired. a court-appointed trustee for the liquidation of the trading company said he was following a court ordered mandate and the collapse after losing $600 million on a disastrous gamble on european debt. there are investigating whether they used money from client accounts as the financial condition worsened. prepared to pay more for this year to talk if thanksgiving dinner. a meal of turkey and all the trimmings will cost 13% more than last year. costs for all of the trimmings are up, but the main course has been hit with the biggest price hike. the 16 pound turkey will cost 4% more than last year at an average high -- the average price of $20.51. the busiest shopping day of the year has morphed into taking over the entire month of november. some retailers are planning that on the internet. more and more shoppers are opting out of actually going to the store and they are sh

the store will feature music from three recording companies, sonny, universal and emi.t will compete with itunes. users will be able to buy songs for about a dollar each. >>> if you have ed of being an astronaut nasa wants you. -- the agency is launching is largest ever public push to hire new astronauts. officials say they are needed because many veterans are leaving. there are a few hitches. nasa retired its shuttle fleet and is sending fewer astronauts into orbit at the international space station. conundrum there more astronauts, less trips. >>> still ahead, new e-mails that appear to show the obama administration urged solyndra to delay lay-off announcements for political gain. >>> 10 million dollar step towards a new stadium, the critical vote that means a south bay 49ers stadium is one step closer to reality. >>> who would do such a thing? someone is stealing jewelry from children on campuses in san jose. what teachers are doing to stop. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live at occupy san francisco. police moved in overnight and removed a few protesters, a small

. >> the victim is identified as 39-year-old james "sonny" buchanan. he also ran a small landscaping business. that is what he was doing here today when he lost his life. >> it started out early in the morning. sonny buchanan was mowing a lawn, suddenly a loud boom and he fell to the ground. and someone who saw it thought that maybe the lawnmower had backfired. >> authorities and residents wonder who would be bold enough to murder an innocent man in broad daylight. >> at 23 years old, john allen muhammad, then named john williams, meets mildred green. >> my impression of john was for the first time i met a man, because he said what he meant and he meant what he said. he was charming. he was a strong man. i knew i needed to be with him. we got married march 10th, 1988. i was feeling really good about my life with him. i knew that we would be together forever, i just knew that it would be a till death do us part. >> on the surface, john seems like the perfect husband. their family begins to grow. >> we promised each other, because neither one of us grew

sonny. much lighter wind. by sunday, partly cloudy. maybe even a few degrees warmer. this is your forecast. >>> we will see how much traffic panned out for us. we will tell you they have been doing a lot of overnight construction. they're pulling it out of the beltway. everything opened on 95. beheadings couple of big board to an -- i have a couple of pictures for you. no fog this morning. here we are on 95. if it is great. now to the news. >>> our top story this morning a child sex abuse scandal at penn state. and mother of genone of the young men. to bear learning a new development. joe has saw to return fuller in the criminal charges. myike mcquueary will not is in the baseball game because of safety reasons. >>> as a trout him a pass the sex scandal we're hearing from one end of the mothers. the mother of one of the boys allegedly victimized by jerry sandusky for the first time. her voice has been altered. >>> i said maybe we should have come to the same conclusion earlier. you should have told me. he said i did not know what to do. i did not know what to do. >> h

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sonny on saturday, partly cloudy on sunday. mid 60's on monday and tuesday, but a chance of showers also. >> this is 11 sports. >> the ravens head west this week a day early. they're leaving for seattle on friday in preparation for sunday's game against the seahawks. despite the seahawks dismal record, they have some advantage. the biggest issue likely comes in the form of decibels. seattle's field makes more noise than the ravens. even more and from the, we will hear from seattle's 12th man. >> the loudest i've ever been in is our practices. you cannot even hear the quarterback screaming at the top of his lungs in the huddle. you just try to simulate practice as much as you can. >> the later tonight, jerry sandusky -- gerrie sandusky opens up about his life in the nfl -- talks with a player who opened up about his life in the nfl. >> there are a lot of wonderful things you can gain from the experience, but do not lose sight of the fact that it is a challenge and it will challenge every part of your being. just be prepared. and

sonny's guys and breezy tomorrow. the 57 on sunday.to the 50's leading to the chance for showers next week. >> set your clocks back even if they are working.

so i think it would be a good place to start a bit where sonny left off. saying that you wrote this book largely because you worried that for many of us the american dream had become opaque, and for others it had been lost. and so i think it would be helpful to hear why at this point in time you you were compd to write this book. it is brief, it is distilled, but it is action-oriented. >> well, i first was inclined to do it after the 2010 elections because i went out and did, i don't know, more than 130 events. and i wasn't particularly surprised ant the outcome -- about the outcome for the reasons i state in the book. people tend to hire democrats when things are messed up. if you think about it, in the last three years. so they hire us to fix things, and they didn't feel fixed on election day. they also, the american people are always somehow deeply ambivalent about the role of government. and they have been from the beginning. keep in mind, we were born in reaction to unaccountable government power. i just had my picture taken with the stamp act. [laugh

>> sonny black. did i say sonny black? >> jimmy: that was good. >> that's what lefty said.treet. [ cheers and applause ] you got a car? go get you a car." >> jimmy: you worked with al pacino -- >> "it's a better automobile." >> jimmy: you worked al pacino, tracy. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's awesome, buddy. >> i worked with him on "sons of no one." >> jimmy: i'm so happy for you, man. >> oh man, when i met him, it was crazy. we had a conversation. >> jimmy: you and al pacino? [ laughter ] >> yeah. i said, "you want to check in with me --" it was like his lefty and my lefty talking. >> jimmy: did you -- >> he talked in lefty. "you wanna check in --" -- a fugazi." who you callin' a dunsky?" you know? >> jimmy: a "fugazi." >> i love him that much. >> jimmy: oh, i loved al pacino. oh my god. i loved "serpico." >> so i had to talk to him like lefty. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, and he talked back to you like lefty too? >> and he talked back like lefty. >> jimmy: yeah. >> talking like him now, you know? >> jimmy: but you were -- i mean, "the son of no one." it's a serious movie. it's a dra

so i think it would be a good place to start a bit where sonny left off. saying that you wrote this book largely because you worried that for many of us the american dream had become opaque, and for others it had been lost. and so i think it would be helpful to hear why at this point in time you you were compd to write this book. it is brief, it is distilled, but it is action-oriented. >> well, i first was inclined to do it after the 2010 elections because i went out and did, i don't know, more than 130 events. and i wasn't particularly surprised ant the outcome -- about the outcome for the reasons i state in the book. people tend to hire democrats when things are messed up. if you think about it, in the last three years. so they hire us to fix things, and they didn't feel fixed on election day. they also, the american people are always somehow deeply ambivalent about the role of government. and they have been from the beginning. keep in mind, we were born in reaction to unaccountable government power. i just had my picture taken with the stamp act. [laugh

tavis: we had sonny rawlins here a couple of weeks ago. i feel blessed to have two of you in the matter of weeks. >> you have the most interesting people on your show and you do what i think is a citizen's duty to check out what's going on in our country, and i think that's -- i think, you know, as musicians, we can't keep a steady job. you, at least, have a steady job. i don't have a day job so we're always traveling and what you see we try and actually put into music so it's a kind of reporting on what's going on. tavis: i'm glad you said that, it's a great way to start our conversation. since you are so well traveled, what does travel, what has traveling done for your music? i have a wonderful box set of yours that came out a year or so ago that has like 189,000 c.d.'s in it, which i love. i can never get enough yo-yo ma. you travel the world as much as you have and see, to your point, what you have seen, thing that i love about your music is i can hear the humanity in what you do. but tell me how that translates for you in the music. >

i was a big fan of the pope, blue, british isles scene, mississippi john hurt me, sonny terry brown mcgeei played some blues harmonica. >> did you learn that open tuning style, slide style? >> i have not picked up a slide in a long time, so i do not want to embarrass myself, but yes. it was a lot of folk music, blues and early on. i fell in love with the sound of the steel string guitar. there are a lot of idiomatic thing that it does well. i studied classic guitar a bit, but the steel string, for example, we do something called a hammer on and pull off, which is -- >> you get three note for the price of one. >> you plug the string but you get four notes. i always think of that town at the the prototypical steel string guitar sound. british isles, a caltech music. i learned all the paul simon songs. as i got older -- >> he is a hell of a guitarist. people do not realize. he is not flashy, but if you try to learn his tunes, they are really hard. >> he is a brilliant guitar player. i eventually got interested in jazz, world music, everything. maybe that is one of the reasons. i enjoyed so m

maybe seen sonny and cher playing in the background. everybody else half mile visibility down to an 1/8 in oakland and sfo delays there. winds light everywhere except for around sfo, six miles per hour north -- everybody under dense fog advisory until 9:00. >> we'll talk more about that. our top story oakland police looking for leads trying to find multiple gunmen after a hail of bullets rained down at a music video shot injuring eight, including an infant. let's begin with terry mcsweeney. >> reporter: oakland police say they are going to be announcing more information about the shooting. right now here's what they are saying. eight shot during the taping of a rap music video at 7th and willow, 6:00 last night. one of them a 1-year-old boy, another, a woman all captured on surveillance video. you are going to see a group gathered near a van bullets start flying from upper right, three gunmen opened fire, people falling to the gun, some fled, some returned fire. more than 50 bullet casings found in the parking lot of that grocery store.

you pretty much lose a sense of self and it tears you apart. >> reporter: even corps archaeologist sonnytruggled with ptsd. >> you don't realize that what the war has done is kind of whittled you away, it's kind of sanded you away like with fine sandpaper. and you can't do a lot of the things you could do in the past. i wouldn't come out of my house on the weekend for over a year. >> reporter: is it illegitimate, then, for employers to harbor some fear of worst-case scenarios, like flashbacks or becoming violent, "going postal"? >> the military doesn't have a problem with us being postal, and we carry guns! >> as far as ptsd goes, are employers asking the same questions if someone is blind? ptsd, it's an illness, but it's manageable. >> reporter: the vets told us they're grateful for the program. >> reporter: the vets completed the program this spring. bain is now in culinary school. vadalma worked at the bureau of economic analysis until last month. he's now looking for another job. sheffield is, too. he decided against a commission- based insurance gig and is temping to get by. >> than

league to be on home court to maintain their perfect start to the season sonny weems spearheading the visitors' charge in the second quarter his travel handing the lithuanian club a four point lead at home time the americans well he would finish with a game leading to twenty one points that will be the highlight of the power of the greeks show after the big break ninety two to seventy five was the final score nothing's meaning thomas and i could beat them three games but july second in their group be behind russian champions c.s. scott. casey stoner is certainly not taking his foot off the pedal despite clinching the moto g.p. title in his native australia last month the repsol honda rider claiming a record equalling twelfth pole of the season and suffered a head of the year ending race in valencia stoner topped the time sheets in two of the three practice sessions a day earlier he was an equally dominant form qualification in spain becoming the sole rider. one minute thirty seconds more than a second faster than teammate downie joseph who is second quickest american ben spice complet

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i am sonny hoston. >>> after storms swept in york county. three people dead and five others hurt. national weather service is working to confirm if a tornado caused that damage. i think it has been confirmed since. that was the result of tornado. >>> heavy snow in parts of upstate new york. check out this video when we come back annum see this guy smiling. you want-- come back, you will see this guy smiling. >> heavy lake-effect snow. thunder and lightning mixed in. hon of thely, this is a big deal -- hon of thely, this is a big -- honestly, this is a big deal for us. >> that's not the snow castel in new york that's reserved for. >> syracuse. >> maryland's highway administration is gearing up for winter more than 2400 pieces of equipment to keep the road clear including a quarter of a million dollar truck that can employ twolanes of road at one time. we had a photo of this a couple days ago and now you will see it in action. thus calling no before you go program showing you the city is ready. get current information but dialing 511 on the cen phone, again call heaven 11 -- 511 or

champions pumice and i call us rallied to be on home court to maintain their perfect start the season sonny weems spearheading the visitors charge in the second quarter his trouble finding. a four point lead off time the american would finish with again leaving twenty one points that will still be the highlight of the part of the greek show after the big break ninety two seventy five the final score in athens so . sit on in three games but they lie second in their group be behind russian champions. casey stoner is certainly not taking his foot off the pedal despite clinching the moto g.p. title in his native australia last month the repsol honda rider claiming a record equalling twelfth pole of the season on saturday ahead of the year ending race in valencia stoner told the time sheets and two of the three practice sessions a day earlier and he was equally dominant steering qualification in spain becoming the sole rider to clock on their one minute thirty two seconds more than a second faster than teammate dani pedrosa who was second quickest american ben spies completed the front row on th

of japanese and korean shares laura that anxiety is exporters among the leading the criers in telco sonny and i kind of both down around the want to have to sell hong kong moving higher on hopes of policy as in china. here in moscow trading is less than one hour away but both my stocks and the r.t.s. gained over one point three percent on monday supported by stronger crude. tell the whole global equities remain wobbly on monday after the twenty failed to meet investor expectations on the eurozone debt problem. that lead to the capital believes this will continue to dominate the markets this week. there were markets to remain. in this was going to be an inspirational for what what comes out of greece and italy next i guess there are more risk of a downside during the course of the week so we saw on monday that the market out of europe was starting to get even weaker with germany below expectations and probably that trend is going to continue in the new yes on the other hand the macro is probably going to be in others bad given the nature of the council the regulation goes the companies are

next leaders of russia better start taking the first steps to creating a united economic body after sonny agreements on deeper integration on friday to find out more about the future plans for what's being seen as an alternative to the e.u. and the voice of russia radio spoke to christiane cook who's been appointed the head of the eurasian commission proceeding bloc. if the but if i say west coast girl mysteries so the presidents have signed the declaration on eurasian economic integration and you have been anonymously approved as they had of the regime economic commission i don't know if that would be a proper congratulate you but at least i think i can address you as the head of the commission we all know that integration process is worked better when the world economy is growing in the world economy is on the verge of recession today me the russian or below is not as i mean to its effects why is it so important to launch the common economic space to date that. white often it's not up to you to choose when to do certain things in fact you can always find certain factors either internal

i'm sonny. >> thank you. before we get to traffic and weather every 10 minute.lad you do not live here. this is video out of buffalo, new york. a lake-effect snow advisory is over but several inches of snow was dumped across the region. >> no, sir. adam don't let it happen to us. >> if it were up to me, we would have a monster lake. parts of western maryland. it would be awesome. >> we're not talking to you this morning. >> i know many would disagree with that. but when i was a kid in minnesota, my brother and i our biggest dream was to have a big lake because then we would have lake-effect snow of course it never happened. >> this is from my newest facebook friend ricky dun out in winchester. he took this shot as skies started to clear close to sunset giving us that beautiful orange and red color. look at these numbers. spotsylvania, 27. remmington, 26. luckily not much of a wind anymore. so really isn't much of a wind-chill factor. centerville 32 along with alexandria. annapolis 30 degrees along the water. clear skies overhead. mostly sunny through today. ther

su sonny, how difficult a question is it before the jury right now?estion because they need to determine causation. they need to determine whether or not michael jackson killed himself or whether or not the defense is possible. we heard so much evidence of addiction and there are people on this jury, it's a very unique jury, by the way, that have had addiction in their families. they've had addiction kill their loved ones. and so i think they're really struggling with those theories. >> the prosecution offered a lot of evidence against him, but at the same time, did they ever really get us inside that room? do we really know what happened in there? >> i think so. i mean, i have to tell you, even if -- i'm a former federal prosecutor, but even when i take my federal prosecutor hat off, i think the evidence was significant that dr. murray did things that were so beyond the pale. such extreme deviations from the standard of care. every single doctor that i've spoken to, every single doctor that testified said you just don't do this. this is simply someth

i was just looking at the car and the old guy, he comes, he says, can you afford that, sonny boy? like -- can i afford it? and then right behind me mike tyson was buying two. now that's a double punch. i'm like, you know what? mike bought a green one and a black one, so i was like, just -- give me that one, give me that one -- watch this. >> jimmy: oh, here we go. >> watch. >> go. >> jimmy: oh! oh, no. oh, no. yeah. all right. wow. wow. that's impressive. >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: very well done. she is strong. wow. is that something that appeals to you in a woman, someone who can potentially get you out in a fire situation? that's incredible. with the high heels and everything. >> yeah, she's -- >> jimmy: we're going to take a break here and try to absorb what just happened. >> you ccacan do that? >> jimmy: i'll try. we'll do it when we come back. this is his book. you can see him as an nba analyst on tnt this season. we'll be right back. 's's's's's new baked pasta romanas. these warm hearty creations are only here for a limited time. ruffled lasagnette pasta, layered with crea

in august of 2010, governor sonny purdue appointed them to a team of special investigators and earlysited a school where a teacher confessed. >> she said there was cheating, it had been going on since '01, she spilled the beans. she laid it all out. >> reporter: what that teacher laid out was this. it wasn't the students that were cheating, it was the teachers. it was principals. and one of the ways they cheated was by using a number 2 pencil. especially the eraser. >> there were parties at which teachers would get together on the weekends when these tests were supposed to be in a secure location and they would get together and change answers. >> no question -- >> reporter: hang on a second. like get together, teachers would get together -- >> someone's home. >> reporter: at somebody's house, literally sit there and change answers on these tests? >> yes. >> yes. >> reporter: on the tests, taken by first through eighth graders there was an astounding number of wrong to right erasers on answer sheets, statistically impossible to achieve without help. government investigators ultimately

relationships between the gang task force and the police department among other ministries like the one sonny runs. >> it could have been way up. >> reporter: he agrees that relationships are key to successfully turning gang members around. the police chief agrees. >> 20 years ago if you had asked officers on the street did they want former gangbangers outside helps us, they would have said no. today, they're invaluable. >> reporter: one of the teenagers was invited to speak at the washington, d.c. forum. >> even if they're in after-school programs, the most dangerous part of their life is probably when they're going back home, probably when they're taking that bus to school or getting back -- walking back home from the bus stop. certain situation like that that make them potential victims of gang violence. >> reporter: while san jose was invited as a model city, the delegation returned ready to take the next step. >> we do good prevention, good intervention and good enforcement work. >> reporter: coming up with a reentry plan is one goal that they've added to the plate of successes that they

. >> explain in the last weigh-in, sonny gains five pounds. >> yes. >> you lose four, and you go homehome. i was isolated for a long time. i had a knee injury, i still have a stress fracture in my knee and it's a game, and there are things going on, you know, in the house behind the scenes and not everybody, you know, goes with whoever lost the most weight so but it's wonderful. i'm home. >> it's a game. >> it's a game but i'm glad, i got the tools that i needed. i was there long enough to get what i needed and i went home and made it happen and this is the lifestyle, as you know as well. >> how much have you lost now? >> i've lost 105 pounds all together. >> how are you making it work for you at home? what are you doing differently now? >> i'm eating right, not sitting in front of my tv gorging on ice cream all night long. i am working out, moving my body. i'm making it important to actually exercise and make myself important and that's the key i think. >> that's it. >> put yourself first. >> thank you so much. >> good going. all right, jennifer great to see you. good luck with it. >