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he went through the air force, made his way to standford and finally to cal berkeley. we'll find out about him and some of his perspectives. thank you for joining us. let's take you back. where were you born and what was your growing up like? >> i was born in central texas, north central texas, named for a civil war general who was never defeated. he retreated successfully before every battle. i spent my early childhood there. i was born in 1932, so i was a depression child. and my father was one of the youngest of several siblings. and so i was the only baby born for a long period of time. and that was great for me because i was the child of the whole family. that was a delight, an absolute delight. at any rate, i spent my early days there in cleburn. my father being from texas was in oil and gas and used tires. he had a service station which he had bought just before i was born for $50, i think. that was support for us during the depression years. that was not a bad time at all. actually, i began my first church in that period because it was the closest church to our

they packed candlestick park only to watch standford grad, andrew luck, and the colts knock the 9ers 27 to seven. kron 4's scott rates was at the game and spoke with players, coaches and fans. >> we did not have very good development on moving in that horrible. >> reporter: they were taking a commanding victory here is what the head to say. >> trent richardson scored a touchdown. >> reporter: for the 49ers, there was a lot of long faces. >> we did not expect that. >> we love the forty-niners, no matter what! >> we are going to go to the playoffs! >> it during the fourth quarter we did not have much luck. >> reporter: there will be in st. louis on the thursday night game. this will be his carcoach harbaugh. hopefully, many people are thinking that they can get this turned around and get this season salvaged. scott rates, kron 4 news. >> some developing news out of the niner camp. niners ceo jed york said linebacker aldon smith would seek treatment, presumably for a substance- abuse problem, and would not be with the team when it visits the rams on thursday night in st. louis. there is

tiger woods leaves standford, i think he should, don't you. >> yes. >> all of a sudden it is funny how in basketball your good guise, they say good guys stay, bad guys leave, it's totally wrong, especially to get their degree because that's why they went to college. i can't believe how somebody gets up set at someone who you said it best just then so i shouldn't have to repeat it. >> is the number of victories beyond the bond that you have with all the young men and people who are part of the program and the families of the young men who played for you, all of that which touches your soul and the fact you can influence someone's life and michael gives elegant praise to that. is it the fact that you more than -- scored one more college basketball games. is that the biggest achievement. >> oh, no, in fact the coach i think has a much better percentage. >> what would it be? >> again, the only time winning was so important is when i was olympic coach in '76. i said we're winning, john thompson, my assistant, bill guthridge, we talked winning but other than that we never said-- i want each

. >> you went to standford, university of michigan, became a writer but you've gone back. >> uh-huh. >> brown: so you escaped but didn't. >> i chose to return. i mean it was important for me to go out into the larger world and see what was there. but then i feel a real sense of commitment to the place that i'm from and to the people of my community because that's who i write about, in my fiction and nonvision-- nonfiction so,s it was important to return there because that is my sense. not just because that's the place that i write about but also because that's my family. i have a very large extended family. like i said, most people in the town are related to each other. so there is a real sense of community and belonging there that i missed and that i wanted to have again. >> brown: we're going to continue this conversation on-line. i will invite viewers to watch later on but for now, jesmyn ward, men we reaped, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: house republicans pushed through a bill to fund the government and de-fund the president'