william jones jr. in the small central indiana town of shelbyville, far away from the negative influences of big cities. >> it ain't very big. i like it. a lot of people don't like it. i like it. there's not a whole lot to do but, you know, just hang out with friends. wrong ones at that, i guess. >> hey, good morning. >> jones' first run-in with the law came at age 9, when he was found guilty of stealing mail and committing arson. he had set fire to an abandoned semi truck in his neighborhood. >> friends were just talking me into it. i was like, all right. took lighter fluid and threw it in the back and set it on fire. that was the first one. it just kept going from there. i got criminal mischief for taking my dad's heart pills and putting them in little apples and throwing them over the fence to animals and stuff. i was just -- i was bad. >> jones says he began using drugs at age 11 and was soon selling them and stealing to support his habit. at 15 he was put on probation after assaulting the manager

williams, the lone back. landry jones.o triple coverage. >> joel: isaiah bruce had that in his hands. just hits his own player. >> craig: did saunders put a hand on that? played a little defense, did he not? >> joel: another ill-advised throw from landry jones. this time no pressure on the quarterback. he steps up and tries to force the ball down the middle of the field. >> craig: under seven minutes to play. jones. down field coverage. he slings it out of bounds. i was hearing whistles before he released it. >> joel: i think they called time-out. those officials, yeah, absolutely, oklahoma called time-out before that snap. >> craig: it is so loud here, the far side officials with the whistle. time-out. [ man ] hello!!!! hello!!!! [ all ] ohh! that is crazy! are you kidding me? let me see! oh! what! that's insane! noooo! mr. woodson? oh hello! hello! [ whistles ] hello! [ all ] hello! [ coach ] caleb, i've got someone i want you to meet. hello. [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. covering 3,000 more 4

williams, the lone back. landry jones.ew into triple coverage. >> joel: isaiah bruce had that in his hands. just hits his own player. >> craig: did saunders put a hand on that? played a little defense, did he not? >> joel: anot ill-advised throw from landry jones. this time no pressure on the quarterback. he steps up and tries to force the ball down the middle of the field. >> craig: under seven minutes to play. jones. down field coverage. he slings it out of bounds. i was hearing whistles before he released it. >> joel: i think they called time-out. those officials, yeah, absolutely, oklahoma called time-out before that snap. >> craig: it is so loud here, the far side officials with the whistle. time-out. [ man ] hello!!!! hello!!!! [ all ] ohh! that is crazy! are you kidding me? let me see! oh! what! that's insane! noooo! mr. woodson? oh hello! hello! [ whistles ] hello! [ all ] hello! [ coach ] caleb, i've got someone i want you to meet. hello. [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. covering 3,000 mor

williams, the lone back. landry jones.nto triple coverage. >> joel: isaiah bruce had that in his hands. just hits his own player. >> craig: did saunders put a hand on that? played a little defense, did he not? >> joel: another ill-advised throw from landry jones. this time no pressure on the quarterback. he steps up and tries to force the ball down the middle of the field. >> craig: under seven minutes to play. jones. down field coverage. he slings it out of bounds. i was hearing whistles before he released it. >> joel: i think they called time-out. those officials, yeah, absolutely, oklahoma called time-out before that snap. >> craig: it is so loud here, the far side officials with the whistle. time-out. [ man ] hello!!!! hello!!!! [ all ] ohh! that is crazy! are you kidding me? let me see! oh! what! that's insane! noooo! mr. woodson? oh hello! hello! [ whistles ] hello! [ all ] hello! [ coach ] caleb, i've got someone i want you to meet. hello. [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. covering 3,000 more

>> "the "daily show"" election night special, featuring jason jones, jessica williams, george stephanopoulos, jim cantore anderson cooper and his golden saxophone, hologram edward r. murrow, bob schieffer. >> all right. >> tom brokaw. >> if it ain't brokaw, you don't fix t. >> jose diaz-balart. [ speaking in spanish ] >> you'll be the first to know. >> hoda and kathie lee. >> we've been drinking since since the midterm. >> and me -- >> patrick stewart. >> "the daily show" election night coverage, this ends now. >> okay. did you see us? >> yeah. >> we were excellent. that was the most work. >> do we get paid for that? okay. there is a professional cuddler out there, you guys, a weird story. you want to know who is right and who is wrong first? that gnocchi, the squirrel. >> the squirrel. >> gotten so many of these political -- campaign -- he has called them, called the race the right way. >> there were two bowls of nuts, one for president obama, one for governor romney and he was supposed to pick the nuts and the nuts he ate were the winner. >> he ate more of the governor's nuts. [ laughter ]

. >> athena jones reporting. author william boyle has spoken to general petraeus and worked with him and followed his career up close as he researched a book after iraq, and i asked him what it was like to interview petraeus. >> i wrote a book about him and i interviewed him -- a book about iraq and interviewed him in 2010 and when i asked him for an interview, i got an e-mail response from him directly like that. i got other e-mails from him subsequent to that, subsequent to our interview, where he was enthusiastic and supportive and cheering me on for getting good reviews, and it was like i had a mentor. you know, he is very effective personally. but then when i start reading about the fact that he may have been obsessively e-mailing his mistress and so forth, he struck me as a man who may have had a digital addiction or a digital, almost like a digital mania, which i think all of us can maybe relate to these days, because he's a guy who was constantly e-mailing, texting and perhaps he was googling himself too much and should

jones. it is pg-13 in. april williams, kron 4.>jacqueline: isolated storms with one over the diablo range and over the san mateo coast. we can see that with drier conditions tomorrow. early in keeping it cool, overnight. pretty chilly. overnight, sunday, monday, things would satellite and ritter still showing spotty shower activity but mostly clear skies. that is why it is been so cold. it is dying down a bit but as we can see just some frost advisories. it is going to be very cold overnight. and look at how cold it is going to get freezing in napa. 39 degrees in vallejo, 38 in concord in task for the inland valleys are teetering on the frosted pfizer reef. we could see some apache frost but it might not be enough. for the south bay temperatures cool. look at daly city and half moon bay. chilly. a cool afternoon. 50s in richmond. 58 in concord and for the snowfall of the sierras. it is expected to pick up again after midnight. we will see an additional one-3 in. at the lake level and more of the higher elevations. a look at your e

jones of living baptist church in washington having a face to face, a bit tense but cordial and respectful overall with bobby williamsstore manager. jones, as i said, was seeking some reassurance from walmart that it would not retaliate against her employees, its employees that walked out on the picket lines today in various cities across the country. jones was unwilling to provide that assurance, simply saying that walmart respects its employees. jones then gave reassurance of his own to the store that they will be back as long as it takes and as often as it takes to secure their protest aims. now, you heard in the interview that i did with the reverend that the united food and commercial workers' union was instrumental in organizing in the protest, in contacting other organizations to round up troops for the protest. that is one of the key issues here that is presently before the national labor relations board which was supposed to issue a ruling sometime before black friday, sometime before today. it never did come yet as to whether or not it would be legal for walmart employees to join the picket line. walmart ha

jones was the first of this recent wave from germany to joint american soccer team. >> i'm different. when you see me, to german people, i'm a different guy. i'm mixed. >> reporter: unlike williamshose american father raised him in germany, jones grew up in a single parent household. >> my mom and he went their separate ways when i was young. it was hard, too, to grow up with no dad. >> reporter: but since moving to the u.s., jones has rekindled his relationship with his father since deciding to play for the u.s. after scoring his first goal for the stars and stripes, he performed a tribute to his soldier father. you gave a salute to your dad? >> yeah, he called me after the game. thank you. my mom, my brother, everybody sees it. and everybody's proud of you. >> reporter: a simple gesture of pride. but one rooted in history. george howell, cnn, miami. >>> soledad o'brien explains provocative questions about skin color, discrimination and race. who is black in america, the documentary premieres sunday december 9th only on cnn. >>> one week after hurricane sandy roared ashore, the death toll has climbed to 110 in the u.s. tents are set up in hard-hit staten island, where food, wat

jones was the first of this recent wave from germany to joint american soccer team. >> i'm different. when you see me, to german people i'm a defrn guy, i'm mixed. >> unlike williamsn father raised him in germany, jones grew up in a single parent household. >> my mom and he went their separate ways when i was young. >> jones has rekindled his relationship with his father since deciding to play for the u.s. after scoring his first goal for the stars and stripes, he performed a tribute to his soldier father. >> you gave a salute to your dad? >> yeah, he called me after the game. thank you. everybody sees it, everybody's proud of you. >> a simple gesture of pride rooted in history. >> soledad o'brien explains provocative questions about skin color and race. who is black in america, the documentary premieres sunday december 9th only on cnn. >>> one week after hurricane sandy roared ashore, the death toll has risen to 110. up to 40,000 people in the city may need at least temporary housing. about a million and a half people along the east coast still are without power. that's down from more than 2 million earlier today. there's also word tonight that workers have secur

bobby williams and a handful of colleagues backed up by contingent of invisible plain clothe security confronted jones about this minister from washington, d.c. jones commanded assurances that 25 to 30 wal-mart workers he claimed were standing right behind him would not be retaliated against. williams politely asked them to leave and they did. so the protesters and to follow some prior instructions not to talk to reporters. >> ma'am, why are you here today? >> green shirt. talk to somebody in the green shirt. >> talk to the green shirt we are told. that sounds rather here is a green-shirted man. why are you here today? >> workers outside the store. wal-mart store. >> we are told to talk to the people in the green shirt you are a green shirted, so so far not that friendly to the media, but a lot of -- >> we should say that the protest errors were diverse in terms of race, age, gender and so forth. and the entire thing did unfold peaceably, jon. >> jon: i understand the protesters are promising to return? >> that's true. and wal-mart executives, however, are projecting confidence that this labor action

the tense confrontation that played out earlier between store manager bobby williams and a protest leader the dr. edwin l. jonesthis store's 400 workers. >> we are going to encourage them to their satisfaction their demands have been met. if they are not met we'll be returning back here again. >> i'm going to ask you and i appreciate your concern. but we'll take care of that matter. i'll have to ask you to please go on the other side of the property. what you guys are doing right now is kind of unlawful. >> reporter: the picketing began when five charter busses came into the parking lot carrying 500 protesters. they claimed anywhere from 14-30 store workers in their ranks. williams said not one of the 400 employees here walked off the job. it all played off peacefully with no apparent disruption to sales. the national relations board said it will not be ruling on this case today as was expected. walmart sought protection from the board. it was organized by the united food and commercial workers union. the union is claiming the protests are the work of unaffiliated groups. i asked reverend jones about that. >> r

earlier i spoke with kenny, jerry jones and the head of the salvation army, commissioner william robertsou guys. it is so good to see you. and, of course, all the fans are coming out to see you, kenny, so give us a preview of what to see at halftime. what surprises do you have in store? >> i don't know how many surprises we'll have. we are going to play music. i'm excited about the first halftime show, this is the first i've done in my life. it is for the best cause i could ever do it for. being a part of the dallas cowboys and the salvation army and the red kettle campaign is an unbelievably great tradition in our country. and for them to ask me to be a part of it is a big thrill. and the idea of us kicking off the holiday season and being able to help a lot of people through music is something i have been looking really forward to and honored to do. >> that's wonderful to hear. jerry, this is the 16th year the cowboys have partnered with the salvation army. you have raised over $1.5 billion. first up, why did you choose to team up with the salvation army? >> i want to give charlotte an

. >> reporter: unlike williams, whose american father raised him in germany, jones grew up in a single hard to grow up with no dad. >> reporter: but since playing for the u.s., jones has started up his relationship with his father, after scoring his first goal for the stars and stripes, jones performed a tribute for his father. >> reporter: you gave a salute? >> yes, we called me after the game, saying thank you, your mother, father, everybody sees it, proud of you. >> reporter: a simple gesture of pride, but one rooted in history. george howell, cnn, miami. >> who is black in america, asking questions to be determined by your family or friends or what society says, cnn's soledad o'brien has more on this in a documentary produced only on cnn. >>> and superstorm sandy roared ashore six days ago, and for many, life may never be the same. coming up, we'll take a look at the devastation, the aftermath and the efforts to rebuild through the eyes of our ireporters. what if there was a new way to deal with money that focused less on fees and more... on what matters? maybe your bank account is

jones. maybe finally found a bit of some kind of a floor here. if there is a positive. david: shares of williams-sonoma falling more. on the floor of the nyse with details. >> a look at the stock on the first part coming up with earnings per share, revenue also beat the street, so you had both. but in outlook first the outlook seems better in the stock was higher, but as with elvin to the non-cap numbers, and will miss the analyst expectations so the stock has now taken a turn for the worse. obviously considered a higher-end retailer. year to date up 19%, tomorrow this will definitely be one to watch. back to you. liz: thank you very much. the battle heating up and it is crunch time for congress to reach a deal on tax hikes and spending cuts. david: joining us now, congressman ron paul. good to see you, thank you for coming in. it is the news of the day. i would like to know why you think gold has not popped up since the president was reelected. i think everybody will agree the economy is growing too slowly. even if the president got all of his tax hikes in there, $80 billion, that seems like a

four or five of the store managers led by one bobby williams came face-to-face with the protestors, their bull horns, passion and leader, edward l. jones of living faith baptist church in washington d.c. >> we understand there were meetings held with workers discouraging them and in a sense threatening them not to participate in this black friday activity, and we are here to stand with the workers to say that we don't want retaliation, nor do we want these workers fired. >> all i can say to that, it's entirely inaccurate. walmart stands behind hits associates. we have respect for individuals and our associates definitely know that their voices are already heard and respected by the management team. >> reporter: as you can see both sides largely kept their cool, things unfolded without violence. also it should be noted without any dissoonerrable disruption to commerce here. the parking lot is filling up. we were expecting a ruling from the national relations board which would hand down an opinion as to whether it would be legal to organize the pickets around the country on black friday. the ruling never came and today they tell us they

jones harvey interprets a czech of paintings and photography about the civil war awith text by famous authors of the time. in "counting one's blessings: the selected letters of queen brit, the queen mother," william shawcross provides a collection of letters written by queen elizabeth i. kevin phillips argues that the turning point for the american revolution was actually in 1775 rather than 1776 in "1775: a good year for revolution." look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and on booktv.org. >> you've been

jones industrial average off a little bit, 3 points, still hanging around the 12,800 number. still haven't recovered from the 4 pushgz point -- 400 point drop after the election. sherman williams for another paint company. and papa john's ceo, he says the company may have to reduce worker hours to save money on healthcare. he says it's probably what's going to happen. it's common sense. that's what i call a lose-lose, that's what his quote. cutting workers to part time workers fewer than 30 hours means the company doesn't have to provide healthcare insurance. we will be back on this topic and also entitlements, we will talk with the judge. i always wait until the last minute. can i still ship a gift in time r christmas? yeah, sure you can. great. where's your gift? uh... whew. [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. ship fedex express by december 22nd for christmas delivery. charles: last hour we showed you new numbers just released showing americans are becoming more reliant on the government. a study from the usda shows more than 47 million people are now on food stamps. and that one in five americans is enrolled this medicaid. -- in medicaid. all rise to judge and

williams was reportedly asked to leave the hyatt hotel after a disturbance call. just two weeks ago, he was arrested in oakland accused of hitting the man in the head with the battle. >>> angus t. jones of two and a half men, heavily criticized. he's saying i'm sorry. he says the show "was filth." and he told viewers on a youtube video to please stop watching as he was talking about his new-found christian faith. he says he's sorry for any disrespect and lack of appreciation for the extraordinary opportunity he's been given. he's paid millions of dollars. >> i think he gets 300,000 per episode. >> yes. >>> 7:23. we're gonna check in with tara and rainy conditions really causing problems. >> that's cause a lot -- that's causing a lot of solo spinouts. let's take a live look right now at 280 at the 880 interchange. slow going on 880 northbound. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's congested. you will need an extra 15 minutes to make it into san francisco. we do have a high wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge as well as the san mateo bridge. now, in -- this is la fayette. this is highway 24. we have a lot of gridlock here westbound as you are driving toward the caldecott tunnel. th