swain was picked up in the middle of the season after spending time with the packers last year. first catch of the season came against the steelers. a milestone for a guy who thought his career could be over in september. >> i been through that situation before, you know? two years ago, i tore my knee, my acl, left one. you know, i had the same thoughts. i don't know if i'm ever going to make it back. but i'm excited to attack it and i feel confident that i'm ready to roll. >> you know he is a big deal when guys from florida state start t bowing. the seminoles taking on notre dame in the champ sports bowl. tommy reese throws a jump ball, an incredible juggling catch. 14-0 irish. but notre dame couldn't hang on. 4th quarter, knowles score 18 unanswered and win 18-14. >>> the rose bowl kicks off monday in pasadena and before oregon and wisconsin take to the field they gobbled up pounds of prime rib at a beverly hills restaurant. last night ducks offensive lineman mark asper saved a man who was choking on a piece of beef. >> stood up and patted him on the back and said you don't kn

my last name is swain. >> 37-year-old bernard "tasha" swain was serving a nine-month sentence for a paroleke money on the streets? >> prostitution and selling drugs. >> one of the other things that bernard did on occasion inside l.a. county jail is to put on beauty pageants. like a peacock, so he wanted to show off his feathers. >> you know the miss america pageant? we do them in here but we do them for the boys and we have for girls and boys, the school boys. the vogue and all that kind of stuff like that. it's a variety of things you can run for. it's not just beauty. we cut up sheets and towels and make little dresses and you know. we destroy state property to make the outfits. >> do you make them look better? >> yes, actually. look at my face. >> we explored another special housing unit at l.a. county as well. the mental health ward where we encountered one of the most unforgettable scenes ever shown on "lockup." >> there was one gentleman in particular who i could barely see him because there was so much graffiti all over his cell door. and all over his walls, it looked like hieroglyp

collision has been training right here in the russian capital after a string a world class performances in swain see eleven that collation out won gold at the under twenty three european championships and the european championships this year that's one erode also owns the second best more among juniors ever after she broke the seventy meter barrier aged nineteen collation of becoming a popular figure securing plenty of endorsement deals thanks to her looks and achievements and the upstart long jumper is already focused in the next step to have a chance at standing at the podium in london this summer. i. think it was over snow we say it's a dream is something that is unrealistic and a long way from reality so for me the limbic sonata dream the time get something that i'm aiming full and focusing on in just over a year's time hoping to be added very fast in big games and it will be targets and success i just don't things go well and that i can perform to the best of my billets and become a champion. the national football league now where talk turned out to be cheap for the jets coach rex ryan the

now brecht swain, he one of the healthy receivers currently on the roster. >> i appreciate the work thats have been doing all year. this really gives guys an opportunity to make a name for themselves. >>vern: ucla in illinois play tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. and today some members of the bruins were at glide memorial serving lunch. this was all part of getting back to the community. the jerry rice jr. is on at ucla team. i asked him coming back home has his self on blown up from his friends? [laughter] >> my cell phone look a lot a lot of my friends back home they call me and they're excited that appear. they're always asking about tickets the game. but i am glad to be home and be back in the bay area it is nice because i have family and friends here. it is always great to come back home whenever i can. >>vern: and you have to be good, the rock in the mohawk. >> yes, this is a new year. >>vern: the best advice you have gone from your dad? >> keep working hard. and he says you can learn a lot by watching. what he says he does best is work hard when no one is watching. when no one is around, th

. >> for the last 25 years, 37-year-old inmate bernard swain has been in and out of jail for drugs andknow, it just goes with everything. you are out there making fast money doing drugs and stuff like that. you come in here and just have to take the bitter with the sweet. it balances out. >> due to the widespread of sexually transmitted diseases like hiv and hepatitis officials at men's central jail are considering supplying inmates with condoms. >> yeah. especially in the gay dorms. it's not safe. we don't have no protection in here, no safe sex. there's a lot of people in here with hiv. you know, and stuff like that and they just pass it on to other people. and it's not clean whatsoever. you know, for sexual stuff. yeah. >> sometimes visitors that come to see the inmates flash for the inmates. >> for most inmates getting visits from family members and friends is the only link to the outside world. for 18-year-old convicted murderer antonio bobo this is the first family visit he's had since being jailed. >> what do you talk to your cousin about when she comes to visit you. >> i ask he

tragic but luckily the pilot is expected to be okay and no one on the ground was hurt. 85-year-old earl swainirfield in new hampshire yesterday afternoon. he had only gone a few yards when the engine on his ultralight began to sputter. he turned the plane around and but did not make it back to the landing strip. the engine cut out and nosedived heading into a residential backyard on palmer street. it reportedly landed a few feet from a swimming pool. its fall broken by a tree him. a neighbor who witnessed the crash along with her grandson, says the pilot climbed out the plane on his own. according to the hampton fire and rescue the plane was homemade the engine was from a snowmobile. the federal aviation is investigating. >> homemade, 85 and still flying. jon: that is my kind of pilot. this christmas is coming at a difficult time for pakistan. they are the minority in that muslim country of course. about three million of them call it home. right now they are facing even more discrimination and alien nation for their perceived connection to us in the united states. conner powell is streaming l

swain to educate ourselves if we have a disclosure we need to know how to handle that. i think they go hand in hand not only the background checks but that educating in power warning message has to happen and this has to happen to every person that works with our youth. >> you would agree these background checks are necessary but not sufficient, but they are necessary. ceramica absolutely. >> thank you. >> before i go to senator blumenthal, senator frank and, was the will you just cited is that just not reauthorize? >> this is the first year it wasn't reauthorize. usually on a renewed every year and by unanimous consent. >> again, if it isn't sun said it still exists. this is a real problem i've had people who run the mentoring programs say that this has become a problem because they don't have the funding to do the background checks and they've had it every year. it's not that much. it's like $20 per -- >> but it would save a lot if you were in a little group. estimate it is absolutely essential, and as i say, usually it is renewed every year by unanimous consent but t

swain to educate ourselves if we have a disclosure we need to know how to handle that. i think they go hand in hand not only the background checks but that educating in power warning message has to happen and this has to happen to every person that works with our youth. >> you would agree these background checks are necessary but not sufficient, but they are necessary. ceramica absolutely. >> thank you. >> before i go to senator blumenthal, senator frank and was the will you just cited is that just not reauthorize? >> this is the first year it wasn't reauthorize. usually on a renewed every year and by unanimous consent. >> again if it isn't sun said it still exists. this is a real problem i've had people who run the mentoring programs say that this has become a problem because they don't have the funding to do the background checks and they've had it every year. it's not that much. it's like $20 per -- >> but it would save a lot if you were in a little group. estimate it is absolutely essential, and as i say, usually it is renewed every year by unanimous consent but thi

swain to educate ourselves if we have a disclosure we need to know how to handle that. i think they go hand in hand not only the background checks but that educating in power warning message has to happen and this has to happen to every person that works with our youth. >> you would agree these background checks are necessary but not sufficient, but they are necessary. ceramica absolutely. >> thank you. >> before i go to senator blumenthal, senator frank and, was the will you just cited is that just not reauthorize? >> this is the first year it wasn't reauthorize. usually on a renewed every year and by unanimous consent. >> again, if it isn't sun said it still exists. this is a real problem i've had people who run the mentoring programs say that this has become a problem because they don't have the funding to do the background checks and they've had it every year. it's not that much. it's like $20 per -- >> but it would save a lot if you were in a little group. estimate it is absolutely essential, and as i say, usually it is renewed every year by unanimous consent but t