A tearful Jesse Jackson Jr., addressing the hearing where he will be sentenced for looting about $750,000 in campaign funds, apologized today for his crimes, expressing special regrets to his mother and father.
"I am the example for the whole Congress," he said. "I understand that. I didn't separate my personal life from my political activities, and I couldn't have been more wrong."
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