[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at noon. >> students at penn state gathered to show their love for a man who was a coach and mentor for decades. good afternoon. i am sarah caldwell. an outpouring of anger for the firing -- anchor at penn state for the firing of the joe

paterno. he has won more games than any other college football coach, but was fired for his lack of judgment. >> a rough night has given way to a summer day at penn state. many are trying to come to terms with the idea that after six decades, joe paterno is no longer a part of a football. >> he was going to resign at the end of the season did you don't give them a chance to finish the season? >> < a week after news of allegations that former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky sexually abused at least nine young boys, paterno and university president graham spanier were released of their duties. >> it is in the long-term interest of the university. >> the decision to send shockwaves across the campus but dozens gathered for a peaceful

rally. as the news spread, so did the crowd. thousands pouring into the streets and at times turning violent, overturning a television newsman and breaking windows, some throwing rocks at police, who used pepper spray. paterno called for calm and asked everyone to remember the victims of the alleged abuse. >> pray for those victims. thi >> this morning, school administrators introduce the man who will take his place. >> i take this with mixed emotions. >> a situation that many struggle with at penn state. >> as you heard jay mention, total chaos erupted on the penn state chaos 2009. -- campus last night.

it took a violent turn on me when a group of students toppled a news event, kick in its windows, and reportedly pelted a photographer with rocks. experts are spreading the word of warning signs in the abuse of children to watch for changes in behavior, such as bathroom accidents. slipping grades could also be a sign of something is wrong be on the lookout for behavior like inappropriate touching. children know their abusers 90% of the time. for more resources, go to our website, wbaltv.com. in the wake of the penn state scandal, our own jerry sandusky has encountered a backlash. -- our own gerry sandusky has encountered a backlash. >> people have been asking me for years, are you any relation

to jerry sandusky of penn state? it used to be one-word answer, no, and it was no big deal. now it is the biggest story in the country all week long. it is bizarre. >> what has the past week been like for our gerry sandusky? he goes one-on-one with donna hamilton tonight on a wbal-tv. >> kind of an interesting day. we have had relatively mild temperatures. fog this morning. this grain activity -- very light and scattered -- down into the district of columbia, northwest part of district of columbia. share activity is moving east. very spotty, in some cases

sprinkles. it is related to a cold front that will dramatically change our weather. details in just a minute. >> police are looking for information on an alleged a jewelry thieves. authorities say the man in this photograph walked into the kay jewelers store on october 27. we are told that the man asked to look at a gold necklace, and when the clerk brought it out, he snatched it and ran. anyone with information is asked to call metro crime stoppers. the search continues for the person who shot and killed a man in northeast baltimore. police responded to loch raven boulevard just go for 9:30 wednesday night. we are told that the unidentified victim was shot in the chest. he was pronounced dead at the scene. no word on a possible motive. funeral arrangements are set for the frostburg state university student stabbed to death over the weekend.

the u.n. will be held tomorrow from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. -- the viewing will be held tomorrow from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. the funeral will be held on saturday morning on primrose ave. presidential candidate rick perry is doing a lot of talking today about the words he could not get out last night. political experts are questioning whether he can recover from the apparent memory lapse he suffered during last night's debate. >> it is not about to is the slickest debater or anyone who has made a mistake or not. we are all going to make mistakes. >> but if you have seen a debate debacle as bad as rick perry's last night. >> people make mistakes when they debate, when they make statements. "i stepped in 8" is what my wife would have at said, she was correct. >> he was trying to name three

government agencies he would cut as president. >> commerce, education, and what is the third one at there? education, commerce. i can't. sorry. oops. >> perry insists he is in for the long run, but some are asking if this was a campaign killer. >> this is going to be replied on cable all day. there is another debate coming on saturday. this is what pundits and prognosticators are talking about. >> for rick perry, and, that is memorable for all the wrong reasons. perry did something almost impossible 24 hours ago, taking the spotlight off of herman cain and the sexual harassment allegations. >> coming up, i will sit down with the stars of nbc's creek is

a new show, "grimm." the world wildlife foundation takes on an operation airlift in african game to another part of the continent.

>> a harford county home water is desperately trying to sent her home with the second -- for home for the second time. here is barry simms with more. >> she made it very clear that she doesn't like those in her personal business. she turned to the i-team because she felt all the other options were gone. she is on disability, the result of the surgery. she went to a home counseling service, got a loan modification, and was making payments. one year later came devastating news. her home was in jeopardy again. >> it has turned into total chaos. >> bank hiked her payments by more than 100%, claiming she had not been paying an off. how could that happen? tonight at 11:00, the high

financial stakes, the bank's response, and the risks homeowners still face even after they think they have saved their homes. >> something out of a fairy tale. still to come, i will talk to the stars of nbc's show "grimm." and dr. kim hammond is here to answer pet questions. >> it is a big jump in temperatures between the green and the blow. blue coming in, green going out.

>> a world wildlife foundation gets help from the military with a giant operation. a team of rescuers airlifted black rhinos to protect them from approaching.

they were sedated, blindfolded, and lifted by their ankles by helicopter. black rhinos have been declared extinct in the wild. dr. kim hammond is here with sonic the hedgehog. >> he is supersonic. >> very active. >> and pretty. i have something to show you. turkey dinner for thanksgiving. thanksgiving day dinner -- these are available everywhere. >> turkey in a can.

>> behavior, behavior, behavior. i would get them in there and let them house trained. you have done all the blood work. get them house trained. there is a new product that is absolutely outstanding. it causes them to dislodge. talked year veteran. about it. -- talk to your veterinarian about it. deer ticks are dangerous. there is a lot of deer and hunters. >> tell me about hedgehogs. >> they are fast. [laughter] >> are they at low maintenance?

>> except if you are on tv. they are fine little animals, sweet, and prickly. if you have exotic pets, they need to get examined. every pet has certain requirements. >> e-mail your questions to petquestions@wbaltv.com. nbc takes a look every friday with its supernatural thriller "grimm." it is a whole new world of crime fighting. turning me are two of the show's stars, david giuntoli and russell hornsby. >> we accepted the invitation

with alacrity. >> brand new show. you play partners -- this is show freaks me out, but in a good way. is that the goal? >> yes, i think it is the goal. we want to definitely scared people, we want them to laugh and we want to get them into the world of fantasy. three things that every person loves to do. it is achieved quite nicely. some of the writers of our show did "buffy the vampire slayer," and that comes through in the show. >> russell, many recognize you from "lincoln heights." >> i think my character was a fledgling detective at one point in his career. and has had the opportunity to work with this wonderful --

[laughter] young detective. >> i love how you laugh at that. david, you are wonderful as nick. he called that me wonderful. >> tell me about this next episode and how it is resolved. wasy character's aunt killed in the second episode. my character alone knows who did this, and i cannot let my partner, hank, know what this was, because it is a monster only i can see. i have to protect the woman who had at hand in killing my aunt. >> oh, my goodness, i love it. do you guys get spooked at all during or after the coming? -- the filming? >> no, we're pretty much used to

it at this point. >> it is a lot of fun. >> you guys have been a lot of fun. we appreciate you being with us. >> have a great afternoon. >> catch all new episodes of "grimm" every friday night on a wbal-tv 11. >> now your insta-weather-plus forecast with john collins. >> we've taken a different turn down the road after a couple of days upper temperatures. -- of perfect temperatures. baltimore, carroll county, frederick county, spotty showers and sprinkles. boy, are the temperature is going to change. we are cooler already because of the cloud cover. you can see the temperature distribution across the state. the sun has bled through a

little bit. darker shade, readings in the 50's. even in a plan, to produce in the 30's. behind the front, temperatures are cooling down. winds are gusting into the teens. blue shades just west of the day. -- bay. 20s in western maryland. some of the costs are up to about 20 or so. winds will be one of the features we see with this system coming in. thin clouds on the eastridge for around the bay. out west, little area up sprinkle activity. the front is on us out of the day. is pushing out the mild air and allowing the colder, windier conditions behind it. as late in the season as is, we have a tropical storm in the atlantic. winds have been at 65 miles an

hour. it is near st. george in bermuda. it looks like the storm will pass to the west of bermuda. no where near the united states. if you showers or sprinkles. -- a few showers or sprinkles. winds will be taking up this afternoon. -- picking up this afternoon. tomorrow is veterans day, of course. a mixture of sunshine and clouds. this will be partly cloudy and rather breezy, along with the chilly conditions. we have a football game in seattle on sunday. for the game, periods of rain as

ravens meet the seahawks. breezy conditions for us tomorrow. dry over the weekend. temperatures are finally back into the 60s on sunday. >> out next, your maryland lottery numbers. and we will check back for the insta-weather-plus forecast. first, a look at wall street. w

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the maryland lottery -- you'd better let yourself play. >> the flip side of autumn is coming, at least for a couple of days. we are only in the upper 30s right now. morning blowed near freezing. breezy day tomorrow for veterans day. 60s on sunday, monday, and tuesday. nother rain chance on tuesday it temperatures on a the way down. again, down again -- up again, down again. tuesday does not look like a major storm. >> fog this morning was difficult. thank you for joining as a tune in tonight for 11 news at 5:00 with donna hamilton and stan stovall. >> follow breaking news and weather any time at wbaltv.com, and stay connected with us on facebook and twitter.