manuel gallegos, cbs news, state college, pennsylvania. >>> storm clouds now moving into the bay area. we are going to see more wind and rain tonight. just how much? we'll talk about that, coming up. . >>> you may have noticed the pain at the pump is getting worse. gas prices are once again on the rise. they are up more than 3 cents per gallon in the last two weeks alone, according to the lundberg survey, and prices are expected to rise. good news, though, the most expensive gas in the country is not here in the bay area, it's in los angeles. >>> oh, the ominous eye on the storm music, which means there's a storm brewing. luckily for us, lawrence has more. >> and we've only been able to use that music just twice this year. looks like we'll get things cranked up outside tonight. the rain has been off and on throughout the day and there's plenty more to come. in fact, it will likely intensify. we'll see the winds kick up. scattered showers across the bay, and on about the bay area now. as we head through the night tonight, we've got an area of low pressure off the coastline that will he

manuel gallegos was there. >> joe paterno's widow received a warm welcome from thousands who gatheredthe penn state legend. paterno made students feel like they were part of something great. >> he did it with honor and integrity. never had a ill word. >> former players say he taught them how to compete with honor and integrity. >> he was building a proud program for the school, the state and the hundreds of young men he watched over for a half century. >> paterno's death came less than three months after his sudden firing by the university over the child sex abuse scandal. some of the bitterness over how he was treated was evident at the memorial. >> nike chairman phil knight who called paterno his hero said what many were feeling. >> there's a villain in this tragedy. it lies in that investigation. not in joe paterno's response to it. [ applause ] >> paterno's son jay revealed what many wanted to hear. >> joe paterno left this world with a clear conscience. he told me he wanted to use his remaining time on earth to see penn state continue to thrive. he never spoke ill and never wante

manuel gallegos shows us the tributes from the penn state community. >> reporter: fans left flowers, lit candles, and said good-bye to the man known as joe pa. joe paterno died sunday, 65 days after being diagnosed with lung cancer. >> hearts go out to his family. >> reporter: the family issued a statement, saying he died as he lived. he fought hard until the end, stayed positive, thought only of others, and constantly reminded everyone of how blessed his life had been. penn state fired the hall of fame coach in the middle of his 46th season, amid the scandal surrounding jerry sandusky, his former assistant coach. sandusky has been charged with 52 counts of child molestation. sandusky issued a statement sunday, saying nobody will be able to take away the memories we all shared of a great man. his family and all the wonderful people who were part of his life. paterno won 409 games, more than any other division i football coach, but fans here at penn state are remembering him for his accomplishments off the field as well. >> people will remember what a great man he was and how much he

as manuel gallegos tells us, romney's lead has the other contenders fighting even harder. >> reporter: rick perry was on target at a south carolina shooting range. >> that will work. >> reporter: earlier, the texas governor took aim at washington insiders. >> i, again, am the outsider who is willing to go to washington, to step on some toes, to completely overhaul how washington works. [ applause ] >> reporter: in miami, supporters gave newt gingrich a warm welcome at a cuban restaurant. he's looking ahead to the florida primary and predicting a win in south carolina. >> if you look at the most recent polls that romney is sliding in south carolina every morning, because people realize he was not a conservative in massachusetts. >> reporter: gingrich is calling on a political action committee that supports him to remove inaccuracies in a film that attacks mitt romney. the frontrunner has his own new ad. it portrays him as a job-creating conservative and defends his work for the bain investment firm. >> mr. romney's gop opponents are embarrassing themselves -- >> reporter: rick santorum

. >>> manuel gallegos, we thank you for that. >>> meantime at the white house a major shake up today. after just one year on the job, president obama's chief of staff is stepping down. budget director jake loop will take over. >>> many of us will not forget the day a gunman stormed into the discovery building back in september 2010. it was the first time in county history a suicide bomber took hostages. now a montgomery county police officer who helped take down that suspect and bring those people to safety is getting an award for his courage. >> reporter: the ceremony was held here at the training academy, because it was the officer's training that allowed him to act with such bravery, and save lives. >> it was close. >> reporter: it wasn't until after the chaos, the evacuations and the fear that officer edward paiden realized he had risked his life to save others. >> my colleagues not real blessed none of us got hurt. >> reporter: he was off-duty and had just finished a long swim as part of training for a triathlon when he heard the call. a gunman stormed into the discovery building