penn state's 60 million dollar fine.. could make a big impact across the country.the child abuse centers right here in baltimore hoping to expand because of it. get ready for another hot one. but when we could see triple digit temperatures..and whether or not the heat will stick around for the weekend. and... a ground beef recall you need to know about.what you need to look for on the label.. and what's wrong with it. 3 3 today is tuesday, july 24. 3 3 3

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3 3 3 3 3 penn state is hit hard by the n-c-a-a... in response to the jerry sandusky sex abuse scanda. scandal.the penalties include a 60-million-dollar fine. a four year ban on "post season" play. removal of áallá wins since 19-98 and the loss of 10 scholarships a year for four y. years. the school must create a fund to prevent child abuse and assist victims. this comes after an independent investigation held top school officials responsible... for ánotá

taking action to stop the abuse. 17-35"no price the ncaa can level will repair grievous damage inflicted by jerry sandusky on his victims. we can make clear that culture, actions, and inactions that allowed them to be victimized will not be tolerated in collegiate athletics." athletics." with the loss of victories between 1998 and 20--11 former head coach joe paterno lost his place in historyas the coach with the most wins in college football. the 60-million dollar fine against penn state will be used to fund child sexual abuse programs across the count. country.a move that is being applauded in baltimore.megan gilliland is here with more on who the money may help here. good morning guys,more then one-thousand victims pass through the baltimore... child abuse center... each and every month.the non profit agency needs all the help it can get... and they just might

get it. while the n-c-a-a has earmarked penn state's fine to be spent on programs for victims... it's not clear exactly how that money will be divided up.but at the baltimore center... they believe that money will have a big impact nationwide. (adam rosenberg-balt child abuse center)"most of us are non profits.. it would e a game changer for anyone of these child advocacy centers that our govt institutions dont provide us with enough funds to be sustainable." sustainable."there's no questions that sexual child abuse is a crisis.statistics show one in four girls... and one in six boys will be sexually abused before the age of 18. advocates say more training programs are essential. and believe the extra funding could to that and so much more. find out what the baltimore center hopes to do if they are able to claim some of that money... coming up next half hour.i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. west virginia troopers continue to investigate the cause of a deadly car accident that left four people dead.... including 2 college students

from maryland. it happened on saturday afternoon along i-79. just look at the wreckage... the front end smashed... and the doors torn offpolice say 20-year-old tavon frisby was driving and 19-year-old cameron shields was in the passenger seat.they say frisby somehow crossed the median into the southbound lanes. and attended high school at - eastern tech in essex. the young men were returning from orientation at the university of charleston. eastern tech... :43:47 we really a whole lot of those two youngster they were going on making something of themselves and college and working for a better life which were all trying to do :58 :58investigators say the car frisby was driving hit another car head-on. a father and son were in the other car. there were no survivors. a fire breaks out at an annapolis hosptial, forcing the maternity ward to evacuate to another area of the hospital. a utility room caught fire on the third floor in the west wing of the anne

arundel county medical center. 13 new mothers and their babies were moved. right now, there are no new developments in the ongoing connroversy over the city's phone system.the city's inspector general says his probe into the purchase of video phones and switches by the mayor's office has now moved beyond the preliminary phase. the i-g's office is now conducting a full investigation of the over 650- thousand doolar acquisition. the purchase came at the same time the city was approving competitive bids for similar equipment. city comptroller joan pratt has accused the mayor of bypassing the city's procurement process. the mayor says the purchases of pricey video phones were made as part of a pilot program. if you love high speed-racing cars and helping out others....than the grand prix is looking for you. the event that's scheduled for labor day weekend is looking for 8-hundred volunteers to help with event ceremonies,

fan fun zones, guest services and more.volunteers will receive complimentary parking, discounted tickets and invitations to grand prix social events. all volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. 3 the man accused of killing 12 people... and injuring nearly 60 others at a movie theater in colorado... makes his first appearance in court. as sandra endo explains... some of the family members of the victims... were there to witness it. it. mckayla hicks was shot in the chin at friday's mass shooting. she was among the victims and their families in attendance when james holmes made his first court appearance monday. his hair was all orange because he's some freak. she thinks he deserves the death penalty. he planed to kill more people than he did. he shouldn't be able to breathe anymore honestly. holmes appeared dazed as he listened to the judge read his rights and give notice no bond would be granted. jordan ghawi, who lost his sister jessica,

skipped the hearing because he was fraid he might lash out at the suspect. i don't want to look in the eyes of the man who took away my sister and 11 other lives. tom teves, who lost his son alex, wants the media to stop covering the suspect. we always say why, why? and we never know why. but we got enough data. let's start figuring out why. and i'll guarantee one of them is because they want to be on television. hey want to be infamous. holmes has reportedly not been cooperating with police. however they say they have evidence he'd been plotting the massacre for months. a law enforcement official who 3 viewed the video from inside holmes' apartment says it was littered with they also found containers of gasoline that would have created a fireball big enough to quickly engulf the entire

building. prosecutors stopped short of calling it a slam dunk case. stop, it will continue up to trial an attorney for the holmes family be tried in a courtroom and not the media. reiterate that their hearts go out to the victims and their families, the holmes family would like to maintain their privacy. holmes is expected to be formally charged with first- next week. a suspect... who attempted to copycat colorado's mass shooting... is arrested in main. maine. police caught 49-year-old timothy courtois ... after pulling him over for speeding. in his car... they found a car loaded with weapons and ammunition. the suspect told police he carried a loaded gun in a backpack to a screening of "the dark knight rises"... while on his way to shoot a former employer. "i don't know. he might've been asking to get caught, it might've been his cry out for help. he also, i think he might have been, clearly he had some kind of infatuation with law enforcement." courtois is charged with having a concealed weapon. a massive recall is underway today... on ground beef.a company called "cargill" is recalling 30-thousand pounds of meat... over possible salmonella contamination.33 people in 7 states have fallen ill so far. the recall includes 14-pound packages of

ground beef... produced on may 25th. ii was shipped to centers in connecticut, maine and new york for distribution. those airline baggage fees... are adding up. up.according to a new study... airlines' extra costs took in more than 22-billion-dollars in 2011.that's up 66-percent from 2009.the study says airlines are making more money by selling a growing array of products and services.united- continental... delta... american and qantas made the most money in fees of the major airlines. the t-s-a is making it easier... for flight attendants to get through security.starting this fall... flight attendants will get the same exppdited screening as airline pilots.instead of undergoing physical screening like passengers do... they will be allowed to show credentials.but they would still be subject to random searches.the t-s-a says it could take up to 12 months for the change to be fully implemented. the jim henson company cuts ties with "chick-fil-a"...

over its founder's stance against same-sex marriage. in an interview last week... the restaurant's c-e-o said he supports the biblical definition of the family unit. the jim henson company's c-e-o says it will now support "glaad" instead. glaad is an advocacy group for lesbian, gay and transgender people. ((1:15 screams... oh you're beautiful! 1:24)) 1:24))talk about one hot photobomb.david beckham 3 surprised sixty lucky people at a london shopping center by dropping in to their group pictures. one boy was so overwhelmed at seeing the soccer star he broke down in tears. beckham will not represent great britain on the soccer field this olympics... but has been rallying behind the team ahead of friday's opening ceremony. curing the incurable. incurable.we'll introduce you to the man who says he no longer has h-i-v.find out where he's speaking today.

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3 3 3 3 the first american woman in space... has died. died.up next, we take a look at the life and legacy of sally ride. ride.and later...the recession is over... but many people are still suffering the effects. the age group... that's seeing more foreclosures, right now. ((bump out)) [ male announcer ] millions of dollars for new schools and teachers... thousands of new good paying jobs...

all without raising taxes. that's what a world-class resort casino at national harbor would mean for maryland. but it won't be built unless lawmakers give us the right to vote on it this november. call 1-800-492-7122 and tell your delegate and state senator to vote "yes" on national harbor... one of the biggest new job projects in the country.

to vote "yes" on national harbor... sally ride has passed away. as the first american woman in orbit, her legacy will forever live on in history books. as ainsley earhardt explains... she died yesterday... at her battle with pancreatic cancer.- cancer. she will forever be known as a trail blazer. sally ride served as an astronaut on the 19-83 space shuttle challenger crew. the move cements her in history as the first american women in space, planting a foothold in the field that was once dominated by men. milt heflin / long-time ride colleague"...well, i guarantee you she opened, she opened a door and in fact // she still opened doors to young women around the country..." ride logged more than 300 hours in space over two shuttle missions. the second mission took place in 19-84. a planned third flight was canceled when the challenger shuttle exploded in 19-86. along with her pair of outer space trips, ride has many other notable

accomplishments. she was a physicist, a physics professor, she wrote five science books for children, and served as president of her own company. friends say she was also passionate about trying to motivate youngsters to pursue careers in science. george abbey / former jsc director"we at rice university have a program - the sally ride science day that we have been doing for a number of years // that was her program and she felt it was very important to get young girls going into engineering and science." even president obama is reacting to her death. he released a statement that reads in part: "...sally's life showed us that there are no limits to what we can achieve and i have no doubt that her legacy will endure for years to come..." (anchor tag) since ride's first trip to space... 42 other american woman have followed in her footsteps. in new york, ainsley earhardt, fox news. sally ride was 61 years old. the rrcession isn't over ... for some americans. americans.the age group hit

the hardest...and why so many of them are losing their homes. homes.construction noises noisesand downtown is still coping with that massive watermain break.find out how much longer repairs will take. ((break 3)) 3 when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i need all the help i can get. i tell them, "come straight to the table." i say, "it's breakfast time, not playtime." "there's fruit, milk and i'm putting a little nutella on your whole-wheat toast."

funny, that last part gets through. [ male announcer ] serving nutella is quick and easy. its great taste comes from a unique combination of simple ingredients like hazelnuts, skim milk and a hint of cocoa. okay, plates in the sink, grab your backpacks -- [ male announcer ] nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. [ male announcer ] nutella.

çç the recession is over, but millions of older americans are in danger of losing their homes. as alison kosik explains... a new study shows just how bad it is. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows -- many people are still reeling from the great recession. and older americans, those over age 50, are getting hit hard. since the recession started in 2007, more than one-and-a-half million older homeowners have lost their homes to foreclosure. even worse, millions more appear to be headed down that same path. a new report from a-a-r-p says three-and-a-half million homeowners over 50 are underwaterr meaning they owe more on their mortgage than the home is worth. that's generally seen as a precursor to foreclosure. many

people think older americans have been isolated from the housing crisis because they own their homes. but the reality is that older americans are carrying more mortgage debt than ever before. one reason the situation has the drop in home prices. home values have percent since mid-2006. also, one analyst says many older saddled with subprime loans, which came with low introductory interest rates that eventually jumped . some homeowners also refinanced their mortgages for more than they owed, and then used the extra money to pay for home repairs or for bills. recovering from any of these situations is tough, but for older americans, it's especially hard because many are on fixed incomes or find it hard to get a new job. i'm alison kosik in new york. -----end----- cnn.script----- traffic deaths are on the rise. rise.how many people have lost thier lives on the road... in the first six months of the yea. year.penn state's 60 million

dollar fine.. could make a big impact across the country.the child abuse centers right here in baltimore hoping to expand because of it. 3

the push to raise the minimum wage.why some think it will bring people back to baltimore. on fox 45 news at five. 3 3

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