year-old girl was raped by classmates in a west baltimore school. the mother says that the 13- year-old boy of salted the daughter by knife point. assaulted her daughter by knifepoint. >> the mother of a 12-year-old girl described her mother's account of how she says she was raped at a west baltimore school on october 4. we're not really her face for the school in order to protect her daughter's identity. >> he followed her into the classroom. >> she says that the 13-year-old classmate grabbed the girl's arm of a box cutter up to rexroat. >> -- up to her throat. the girl says that there was one other student in the room at the time who she begged to go get

help, but help never came. >> [unintelligible] my child is supposed to be safe. >> according to the mother, the child was so scared as she did not tell her about the incident until two weeks later. the school is saying that they are investigating and the district is not returning calls. it recalls -- it requires a level for response. meanwhile, she has hired a lawyer and has moved her daughter to another school. >> he can walk around the schools got free. he can turn around and do this to another child. >> of going -- according to the girl's mother, the case has been

referred to the state's attorney's office. she is scheduled to meet with the state's attorney on monday. >> pennsylvania gov. tom corbett expressed the supplement on many levels. he says that he supported the board of trustees' decision to oust the head football coach and president because he lost confidence in their abilities to lead. >> certainly, every pennsylvanian who has any knowledge of this case, who has read to the grand jury report feels a sense of regret, of sorrow, and also has seen careers and. but we must keep in mind that, when it comes to the safety of

children, there can be no margin for error. >> over the course of the alleged molestation, there were some witnesses, but the question remains why did not anyone intervene? >> it will be awhile before the truth comes out about this apparent cover-up. but something like power and loyalty may have contributed to the scandal. >> it is difficult to know how much joe paterno or other university officials knew about the legend molestation. why was not more done to stop the abuse? pennsylvania gov. tom corbett acknowledged the apparent collapse and power. >> in my career, i have seen many instances where people who have power believe that they are beyond the law appeared >> gov. corbett says that a special committee will determine the center of power in the football

program. aside from the power, could there be other factors that could contribute to the inaction? >> it is a closely knit organization. people may cover for one another. >> he is not directly involved with the penn state case, but speculate why athletic officials may have turned a blind eye. >> normally, that would not happen in normal society. but in that group, this is just a one time. let's just sweep it under the rug and boys being boys. that is just a heinous crime in itself. >> paternal has not said why he did not report it beyond -- paterno has not said why he did not report it beyond the university. >> i do know whether they felt that joe would eventually fall. i believe they thought it would take 12 particular instances and this will go away over time.

-- one or two particular instances and this will go over time. >> pennsylvania police have set up a hotline to get information of the alleged molestation. >> the allegations against the former assistant football coach have created more confusion. >> it began saturday with the arrest of former assistant coach jerry sandusky. >> paterno came under fire for failing to do more of out of the sexual abuse of young boys by a former assistant coach jerry sandusky. >> so, gerry, when did you hear first about this? >> saturday afternoon, to the ravens charter play. as i was checking into one of the security personnel asked me

-- are you related to the sandusky who has those assault charges? i have no idea what you're talking about, but if i had a relative who was in trouble, i would have heard about it. i was in a restaurant and somebody -- people are walking at 815-foot girth around side of me. what was going on here? >> people were treating you in an odd fashion appeared >> people were clearly uncomfortable. they did not know how to approach me because they were afraid to ask me if this guy was a relative of mine. they did not know. i would understand why there would be confusion. but there is no relation and no affiliation. >> this weekend, when you first found out about it, what were the emotions you're going through that your name -- you're all the time on television. here it is in a very negative fashion request i was watching the news in pittsburgh where it is a very enormous story.

and our newscast was using somebody who had the same name as make a test to horrific allegations. i was done watching it and i was shook up. this is awful. this is horrible. not just for me, but because, if these stories are true, horrific crimes have taken place and this guy would be a predatory monster. last monday, i was on the field at the ravens game in pittsburgh and i introduced dick ebersol. when i introduced myself, he visibly flinched. >> seriously? >> seriously. i think he thought i was goofing around. >> what did you say? >> no relation. >> and the kind of -- >> on a different level, because your father was a coach, your brother was an athlete, you're an athlete, you have a son -- the relationship between a coach

and a young athlete is a very special trust relationship. for someone who is in that world, you must feel like that has been breached in an awful way. >> violated. there is an all-or-nothing aspect to sports. sports is a zero-some good either you are winning or you're losing. you are either women or your losing. you're getting the job done or you are not getting the job done. there's no room for bray. now you have a group and a culture where adult males are supposed to be leaders, guides, teachers, mentors, and protectors for young men in sports. there is the circle-the-like mentality that is us against of the world. clearly, at penn state, they had the wrong definition of "us" and the wrong idea who they should

be protecting. >> also weighing in on the penn state scandal, our lead reporter jayne miller and peter gilbert and what they' referred to as a shame of horror. today's after winning his first full term as mayor, she increases u.s. to increase the bottle tax. she is: 4 3 cents hike -- she of 3 cents.crease >> we want to really put some more resources into school construction. you take a look at some of our schools around the city and you know our kids deserve more. >> after hearing about the proposal, they released the statement said "that mayor stephanie rawlings blake continues to mock their industry

like this in an abuse of power." school administrators do not know how much money is being used for construction. one put the figure at $2.8 billion. the bottle tax generated $4.7 million in its first year. a u.s. soldier is convicted of killing for sport. remains of u.s. war dead cremated and dumped in a land fufill. >> i do not know whom to turn to any more. i did exactly what i was supposed to do. >> this woman tried to save her home but not burned in the process -- but got burned in the process. >> chilly

>> the u.s. soldier accused of some of ordnance to kill afghan civilians first or last year is now a convicted. it was the hhest-ranking of five soldiers charged with the death of three unarmed men can he told prosecutors that he and his men made it look like there were enemy soldiers. he even admitted to keeping their fingers for trophies. he now faces life in prison without the possibility of parole. in maryland, flies were lowered to half staff to honor an american soldier killed in afghanistan. here died on october 29 when his vehicle was attacked in kabul. tonight, the secretary of defense condemned the practice that ended with the remains of american soldiers treated like trash. apparently portions of some remains were cremated and then dumped into this land fill in king county, virginia. a whistle blower reported the actions after some remains were lost at the dover air force base

in 2009 during leon panetta called this an acceptable. >> you have to send a clear signal to the american people at this time that these kinds of actions that took place here cannot happen again. >> the practice went on for years and was abandoned in 2008 in favor of a burial at sea. a defense department audit has found the u.s. naval academy was to more than $3 million on a short film and commercial. the pentagon inspector general conducted the investigation which founded the academy improperly contacted for the production. $300,000 of corporate sponsorship was also expected without proper review. tonight, it will minister in to save her home. she received a home modification -- tonight, a woman is trying to save her home.

she received a home modification and now she has more trouble than she had initially. >> although comfortable in her kitchen, donna roberts find it distressing to talk about her home and which is doing to save it appeared >> i am not looking to be put on television and i am not looking for attention appeared >> she has agreed to share her fight. she qualified for and received a loan modification. but she remains in serious jeopardy of foreclosure. >> this has been a nightmare. >> she had $180,000 conventional loan from suntrust bank. as she became ill and could not work. on disability and with mounting medical expenses, she exhausted most of her retirement payments. she worried this could not pay her mortgage . >> our stead come along with the rest of her country -- as she saw a public a service account -- she saw a public- service announcement. it helps homeowners in trouble. she was connected to a group

that helped her get the modification. but now she is extremely perplexed. >> i want my life back and it has turned into total chaos. >> her mortgage payments had been about $1,500 per month. she paid $513 per month. four months later, when the modification became final, the monthly payment was even later, $388. >> it is signed, stamped, sealed by suntrust . >> but after making those payments for more than a year, suntrust notified her that it was not enough. her payment had more than doubled to $848. taxes and insurance had been kept out of the final calculations. roberts says she cannot afford the higher payments plus the amount now past due. kim says that suntrust

admitted the mistake and still friend to foreclose. >> i spoke with someone there and they admit they did miss payments but because they made those payments on her behalf, she still owes that money. >> we contacted suntrust to find out what happened. a spokesman said this statement. searching thrust trial loan application, we found these clauses -- it is a standard industry clause. even though her problem may seem somewhat unique, homeowners that who have obtained modifications

do not always get the heavy and in that they -- the happy endings that they had hoped for. nearly 124,000 homeowners lost their modifications because they missed three consecutive payments. >> it is so heartbreaking because you try everything you can. >> kim says that the problems cannot always be fixed. she has seen what happens to local homeowners who can no longer afford the modification. >> we see them lose their house in six months to nine months and all of their savings. >> at a last-ditch effort, she sought effort from the state's emergency mortgage assistance program. it brings the mortgage current, pays back taxes and the homeowner has two years to regain employment and then take over the full mortgage payment. >> in the case of don roberts and anyone else on disability,

if they cannot get a job within 24 months, then what does that mean for them? >> you could be worse off than you are now appeared >> in that case, the money must be paid back. >> i do not know who to turn to any more. i did exactly what i was supposed to do. >> and there is no letting up. she recently got this letter saying that she was denied participation in the program. she refuses to give up. she is determined to save her home. >> the sheet contacted congressman andy harris. the program closed in september. the state processed more than 3600 applications. >> the torain is moving east of our region now and the skies

will be clear -- of the rain is moving east of our region now and of the skies will be clear. a cooling trend will get underway in the next few hours. temperatures manage to reach in the upper-50's. it is now to the low temperatures of the day. five hundredths of an inch of rain here in baltimore. it is getting chillier out to the west, below freezing in oakland where the temperatures dropped. you can see the clearing trend in the central and eastern part of the state. westernll question to the maryland. -- snow will push into western maryland. sunshine is expected here at sunrise. there will be some snow in the mountains and gusty wind will get all the way to the coast. past the front moves offshore,

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>> the latest development in the penn state sexual abuse scandal now. the school announced that due to threats to mccrery, it will not be said for him to stay in the game. the only school -- the only employee directly associated has not been fired and will be

allowed to coach. the to the halfway point, half of the season has come and follows a great with a stinker. >> we are a much better team than we were against the giants. we learn from our mistakes. we cannot have games like that again. we cannot let stuff like that get away from us. as long as we control our own destiny, we should be all right. >> the maryland state hall of fame and that the eight new members tonight. it included a surprise addition

, a friend and mentor of mine, vince bagley. >> spores people know who you're talking about -- sports people know we are talking about when you say "the dean," vince bagley. [laughter] >> he meant what he said. >> the highest would be the back of substitute runner to the pitcher. [laughter] >> it is wonderful to see all of you. thank you for everything. as i have said for many years, it has been a pleasure, thank you. [applause] >> and a pleasure for us as well. kyle busch has been benched. he will spend the next two races

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>> the wind will put a chill in the year. but will there be a wind chill? >> something like that. >> there will be summoned to deal with to market gusts over 30 miles per hour -- there will be some of wind to deal with tomorrow. gusts over 30 m.p.h. clouds will move in and that leads to a shower chance beginning on monday and into tuesday and wednesday. friday and saturday looks really nice after the wind diminishes tomorrow night. it will be kind of the street tomorrow. >> for mid-november, not bad at all. >thank you very much for joining us. good night.

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