. >> his latest, williams jones junior. >> he's been treating me about what the hammer means and what the different gods and goddesses are. >> jones, who also denies being a white subpoena prem mist came here 3 years ago at age 18. he was sentenced to six years for burglary. >> i was hanging out with the wrong people, strung out on drug and broke into a house and took a tv, a bunch of other little items, like a tattoo gun, took them and sold them for drugs. >> the house he stole from what his dad's house. jones said he would like to rebuild a relationship with his father and will soon have the chance. he leaves prison on parole in one week. >> why would you enjoy the weather, man? you get to enjoy all of that when you go home next week. >> he's still being molded as a young man and he's being turned into somebody. >> delivering papers. >> no, that's just temporary. just enough for me to find a job. >> i'm glad you have aspirations. >> what the hell does that mean? >> coming up -- >> i got a $100 tattooed on my pants. >> cellmates find themselves at a crossroad. and later -- >> you nee

william jones died this afternoon in highland hospital.jones was walking with his half brother in east oakland when the shooting happened. his half brother was also hit but is expected to survive. >>> the boy scout's of america has released their so called perversion files. the list spans decades and contains names of former bay area scout leaders. ktvu's john sasaki is live now in piedmont where boy scout officials say children's safety is paramount, john. >> reporter: julie, the news is not good for the boy scouts. decades of alleged sexual abuse, all covered up but here in piedmont the boy scouts showed us this handbook, their handbook and the first 23 pages which are aimed at parents, scouts and preventing child abuse. volunteer scout masters and leaders held a meeting tonight to learn the latest in training and policy. >> youth protection is something we've always taken seriously. mistakes were made back then. >> reporter: today the national boy scouts released its so called perversion files. the 2,300 documents covered from 1965 to 1

william jones died this afternoon in highland hospital.jones was walking with his half brother in east oakland when the shooting happened. his half brother was also hit but is expected to survive. >>> the boy scout's of america has released their so called perversion files. the list spans decades and contains names of former bay area scout leaders. ktvu's john sasaki is live now in piedmont where boy scout officials say children's safety is paramount, john. >> reporter: julie, the news is not good for the boy scouts. decades of alleged sexual abuse, all covered up but here in piedmont the boy scouts showed us this handbook, their handbook and the first 23 pages which are aimed at parents, scouts and preventing child abuse. volunteer scout masters and leaders held a meeting tonight to learn the latest in training and policy. >> youth protection is something we've always taken seriously. mistakes were made back then. >> reporter: today the national boy scouts released its so called perversion files. the 2,300 documents covered from 1965 to 1

williams to john hanley. 14-7, hornets at break. third quarter, seneca valley at own 33, that's calvin to james jones williams, making it long here. 67 yard score. watch them play, though. tweaked his left hamstring. eagles miss extra point, so they are trailing by 1. that's crucial. chances are, this is the end. picked up by rashard, all 6'3", 285 pounds of him, d line's dream coming through. edging seneca valley, 14-13. these two could meet again in the playoffs. an encore performance we will all be watching. >> i was impressed with the refs anncr: seven-hundred-thousand jobs. that's what the plan george allen supports... would cost our economy. newspapers called it "economically destructive." like allen's votes to give tax breaks to companies... that ship jobs overseas, his economic plan would... help big corporations, devastating the middle class. allen even voted against tax breaks for small businesses. virginia can't afford to go back to george allen. the democratic senatorial campaign committee... is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine the pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a qual

jones' teaching even is christianity. but one thing i can guarantee you is that when he started out, his christianity was very, very similar to that of cecil williams. in other words, he was a boy in trouble, because he invited blacks in indiana into his church; he said, "christianity is about inclusiveness; i'm going to start a church that includes everyone." well, he was kicked out of a major denomination, and then starts the people's temple, and grows - and on that theme of inclusiveness and communalness. i mean, hey, folks, he was being apostolic - almost as much or perhaps more than a group that claims the apostolic thing. so what went wrong, you know? that's a very interesting question, one that people are still fighting over. how do you get from authentic, real christianity amongst the leader and the people, to 900-plus people killing themselves or being murdered in the jungles of guyana? a terrible story that includes the times, the oppression, tensions between the secular and the sacred world. but rather than have me spin the web, what we discovered, through the networking again, a wonderful woman, professor rebecca moore, who teaches reli

cnn's athena jones looks at how one school system is fighting back. >> reporter: this baltimore teen, jerod williams 33 days of school last year and was in danger of dropping out. >> i would just stay home, play the game, eat, sleep, that is about it. watching tv. >> reporter: williams struggled to get passing grades at a school where he didn't feel the teachers cared. that is why this expert came in, handling this for the school district. >> i saw him on the first day of school, and one of the teachers who knew him said this boy has not been in school for days and days and days. and we approached him and said this is going to be a very different school year for you. we expect to see you here. >> reporter: in eightth grade, williams missed just five days, the following year, just two, now, he is a sophomore in high school with perfect attendance, and his grades improved, especially in math. >> i got bs and as. >> reporter: one study estimates that five million students are absent each year, meaning they miss one school day out of every ten. maryland, where the rate is 11% is one of just six states t

williams cruises in for the score. the buccaneers blow out the chiefs big time. 38-10 is the final. how about the packers games? james jones got two of airplane rodgers' touchdown passes. great one-handed touch against kareem jackson. there is the toughest individual thing to do in sports, i think. the longest touchdown of the week. belonged to this man. jacoby jones of the ravens. he dared to feel the kickoff. eight yards deep in his own end zone. he finds it, turns the corner and he is gone. you know the kicker is not going to get him. look at that guy. he is jogging into the end zone. 108 yards and a touchdown dance. you've got to like. that you have to do the dance. the luckiest catch goes to the falcons. you don't see this every day. off the helmet. douglas is there to make the grab. a great adjustment on the catch. watch this. off the helmet. catch it while he's falling down. nice play. more from the chiefs/bucs. dexter mccluster ends up in enemy hands. 37-year-old rhonda barber. a foot race and nobody will catch the kid. i can call him a kid because he's my age. 37 years old. 77 yards for the touchdown. he has been

williams? >> i think he wasn't able to join us. >> really want to get everybody's take on how you invest in a market selloff like this. we got the dow jones industrial now.age 221 points lower t obviously nervousness about earnings. would you be poised to put money to work here or sell into the selloff? >> i'd want to put it to work with the simple belief that we average a 10% correction once a year. we have that from april to early june. we have 5% corrections on average about two and a half times a year. we're probably due for a 5% hiccup. if we do, i go back to valuation being positive, cash flow margins being positive. if that's the case and i look at expected returns, i want to be a buyer. >> do you buy any of the stocks that have been this week poster children for poor earnings? microsoft, google, and others. are there value there is? >> i think so. the names you mentioned, we are owners of. i'd add to that on a smaller to be mid-cap side bioreference labs. they're gaining market share. they're competing well against companies like quest, pp&g, which is a special coating chemical company, doing very well in the auto business. there'

in this morning's education alert, athena jones shows us examples of what they've done in baltimore to combat chronic absentees. jauron williams come a long way. in seventh grade he missed 33 days of school. >> i would just stay home, play a game, eat, sleep, watch tv. >> williams struggled to get passing grades at a school where he didn't feel teachers cared. that's where karen weber came in. >> i saw him on the first day of school and one of the teachers who knew him said this boy hasn't been in school for days and days and days and we approached him and said this is going to be a very different school year for you. we expect to see you here. >> in eighth grade, williams missed just five days of school. the following year, just two. at 17, he's a sophomore in high school with perfect attendance and his grades have improved, especially in math. >> i got b's and b-pluses and one a. >> a john's hopkins university study estimates 5 to 7.5 million k through 12 students miss one school day out of every 10. maryland, where the rate is 11% is, one of six states tracking the issue. >> it's a hidden problem, like bacteria in a hospita

jones looks at how one school system is fighting back. >> we're going to try to teach you to make a dedecision. >> jerrodd williams has come a long way.of school and was in danger of dropping out. >> i would stay home, play a game. eat, sleep, and that's about it, watch tv. >> williams struggled to get passing grades at a school where he didn't feel the teachers cared. that's where karen came in. she handled attendance issues. >> i saw him on the first day of school, and one of the teachers who knew him said this boy hasn't been in school for days and days and days. we approached him and said this is going to be a very different school year for you. we expect to see you here. >> in eighth grade, high missed just five days of school. the following year, just two. at 17, he's now a sophomore in high school with perfect attendance and his grades have improved, especially in math. >> i got bs and b pluses and one a. >> a study estimates 5 million to 7.5 million k-12 students are chronically absent each year. s each year, meaning they miss one day out of every ten. maryland, is one of six states just tracking the issue. >> it is really a h