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penn state pride runs deep. despite its recent scandals. >> a former assistant football coach -- >> penn state was really just beginning to exit the tunnel of one of the largest university scandals in history. tpwrrs. >> they found top university officials failed to act on and in some cases actively conseal information about sandusky's behavior. >> for penn state to be in the national news once again is another blow to their reputation for sure. >> they say when you love penn state, you bleed blue and white. and that was the case for the piazza family. tim's older brother, mike, chose penn state first. the next year tim followed. >> what was it like dropping tim off that freshman year? >> my baby. >> i felt luck tee have two good kids doing good things and they were going to i believe had great careers. >> do great in the world. >> doing good is something tim piazza did very well. in high school he was a peer to peer counselor for safe sex and drug education. friends described him as sweet and kind. at 6'1", the

. >> reporter: day one at penn state in college and he had a mine running in his dorm room. they can use the computers to solve complex math problems and find hidden currency use lots of electricity and can get really hot. >> it felt like passive income >> there was one problem. >> it was producing a ton of electricity and heat. >> how hot was it? >> unbearable. >> so he rigged this together. >> i'm paying tuition, i shouldn't i have the ability to mine in my dorm room. >> he didn't know what penn state's policy was. >> we have policies in place to oversee use of our campus' network and it resources and all members have individual and shared responsibilities to protect the university information asset. >> i didn't ask questions. >> in massachusetts, they are making the rules very clear. >> it says you cannot use institutional resources for personal gain or crypto currency. >> the chief information officer and saying new technology is making it easier to weed out miners. >> the electricity consumption, on average the cost to mine one bitcoin is about $4,000 in electricity. so

no, never happened the ncaa tried to punish penn state, immediately people pushed back.throwing up my hands saying there was nothing to be done him i'm saying our leaders around the country, they seem to be reticent to do anything. maybe it takes a tragedy like this, this young man and his parents see him on tv, such wonderful people, you see their hurt, their pain, maybe it's jordan mcnair that reads that bell loud enough so people are paying attention. >> we need to note, since pittsburgh nair's death, more people have given more training to staff and increase the number of breaks and cooling practices. >>> there have been two days of deliberation. they get to work on pond the jury needs more time to reach a verdict. manafort's freedom and the investigation could be on the line here and apparently the judge's safety, he has some concerns about that, too. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investmen

do you think penn state made meaningful change in terms monitoring students? have come a long way. they still have work to do. we are meeting with the president of penn state in a couple of weeks to get an understanding of what they have ahead of them. wing be presenting at penn state in a couple of weeks to the greek life folks. >> martha: that's good to hear. i know today is a big day of hope and positive way forward for your family and you hope you will raise a lot of money for more scholarships, right? >> yes, for scholarships and those in need of mobilty devices. we had a great day. it rained a lot but 250 people came out to golf and 400 for dinner. it's still going on. >> martha: we know tim wanted to an engineer and was interested in prostetics for people who could not forward them. >> they are here with us tonight. >> martha: i am so glad. take care. jim piazza. always good to see him. more of the "story" after this. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em u

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here's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, the only former penn state fraternity member to plead guiltyo his role in the hazing death of 19-year-old pledge tim piazza will not spend any time behind bars. 21-year-old ryan burke telling the court he's sorry, pleading guilty to hazing. prosecutors say piazza was given so much alcohol during a hazing ritual that he fell down a flight of stairs and eventually died. burke and 25 others accused waiting 12 hours before calling 911. the judge sentencing burke to three months of house arrest, 100 hours of community service and more than $3,000 in fines. piazza's family reacting to the news. >> hopefully this sentence is a deterrent to other people. future fraternity members, they need to know that there will be consequences. >> reporter: and david, those 25 other former fraternity brothers have all pleaded not guilty. some will be in court next month and others will begin their trials early next year. david? >> gio benitez tonight. gio, thank you. >>> when we come back, the parking garage collapse. more than 20 cars crushed. rescue teams sending

researchers from penn state and la are paying $300 every day for six months, to see if they help with weight loss. some lost weight as those on a ca.rie-restricted di we need to watch the calories but stick to the quality of lo es. >> they should pay me. >> if you like avocados, they are parof the mediterranean die peptt good for all amges. following the guy diet prevents death by 25%, even among the elderly. >>> providence hospital workers and community members are rallying after the hospital plans to close. workers say they were caught offguard that the hospital will end acute services. >> we have over 31,000 visits to the emergency room over the last year. we refer a lot of o pients to the different services. providence health systems said in a statement, it will continue to have a presence here in the district. but it's not clear what that willliook . >> the tents are up. the stage is lit. and the sound crews are getting the final checne. it's almost time for the two-day eentennial birthday bash. there will boat tours and a scavengent. >> it's a beautiful part o the city. redevelo

the first penn state fraternity member sentenced in connection with the hazing death of a young pledge, given three months of house arrest. this morning timothy piazza's parents speaking out about the sentencing. >> the first step of some level of justice. >>> those stories plus road to recovery. what we're now learning about demi lovato's apparent overdose as she remains in the hospital one week later. >>> hail mary? the big changes coming to movie pass and thousands of subscribers calling foul. >>> total "met"down. >> see you later. >> the new york mets suffering the worst team defeat in team history, 25-4. >> big statement by the mavs tonight, in case you're wondering. >> the record fans are trying heart to forget today wednesday, august 1st, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." nice to have you with us on wednesday morning. i don't know a ton about sports but if you lose a baseball game by three touchdowns, that is bad. >> i'm sure mets are w

i thought when the penn state story broke, the jerry sandusky horrors in 2011, i thought we might seeidents come together in an extraordinary meeting and say, okay, this is broken, we need to fix this, because that was all around the college football program at penn state. never happ pushed back, and the ncaa ended up pushing back. i'm not throwing up my hands and saying there's nothing to be done. i'm saying so far the leaders of our college football programs around the country, they are -- they seem to be reticent to do anything. maybe it takes a tragedy like this, that this young man and his parents, you see them on tv, such wonderful people, you see their hurt, their pain. maybe it's jordan mcnair that finally rings that bell loud enough so that people are paying attention. >> not only that, but maybe it is cleaning house so to speak, as you said. the leaders there most likely. we know coach durkin's on leave, athletic staff, other staff on leave, head stretch coach rick court is gone. how pantsive -- how expansive do you think this might be at the university of maryland? >> the h

no jail time for the first person convicted in that alcohol and hazing related death of a penn state fraternity pledge. 19-year-old tim piazza died in february of last year after drinking large amounts of alcohol. he then fell down several times, suffering a traumatic brain injury. yesterday defendant ryan burke was ascends to more than two years probation including three months of house detention. he pleaded guilty to charges of hazing and providing alcohol. his lawyer said the sentence was fair. >> elements of this case is our freedom of choice and our free will. it is very regrettable, but nonetheless true that mister piazza chose to pledge. he chose to drink. he chose to attend the gauntlet. >> 25 other fraternity members pleaded not guilty. there trial will begin next february. the penn state chapter of that fraternity has been disbanded. >>> a texas-based company was supposed to release blueprints to make 3-d printed plastic guns today. a judge band of the company from posting those files online. a federal judge in seattle and defense distributed, that's the company, from posti

. >>> toda seven former members of a penn state fraternity will be backn court in connection with theazing death of timothy piazza piazza. police say he drank a dangerous amount of alcohol and fell down stairs. the men are facing hearing on charges including recklesslyng ening anotherer. and involuntary manslaughter. >>> pone of the music awards at radio cityusic hall. >> cardi b. opened up the show. uring the performance, she acted like, because she just had a baby, she had a performance that was big. ♪ very cool. very cool. logic perfoed his new song "one day." the stage was filled with immigrant children and the parents they is s came from b curtain. hat's where everybody tunes in fo this is an awards show that is known to hav something shocking. they try to make a statement. that was a big moment for the ow last night. also, j. lo, who got a big award. >> did a ten-minute performance last night. brought the house down. >> looking great. >> logic is from here. >> wow. >> somewhere up there. >> i montgomery county. >> a lot of talent comes out of this area. >>> today, under the gun

the penn state chapter of that fraternity has since been disbanded. >>> new video showing two sectionsg garage collapsing just hours apart in dallas. more than 20 vehicles were damaged in the first collapse. then another 8 - 10 in the second. look at that. the garage has been unsafe for people to retrieve other cars that were not damaged. no word on what caused the collapse. thankfully, we understand no one was hurt . >> that's amazing. >>> that leads us right to sell. watching the commute. is everybody behaving? >> yeah. right now we have traffic that is doing okay. i see a little slowing out there in the usual spots. if we go to the bay bridge it will not surprise you it is a little slow getting into san francisco. don't worry about that. it is about the same as it always is with no major problems. 880 is also okay. westbound 580 still has that overturned vehicle near foothill , san ramon. 580 traffic is slow for at least a mile before that crash. 880 has been very slow. 880 southbound from hayward to fremont because of an earlier accident. also looking at the san mateo bridge traffi

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and michael mann, professor of atmospheric science at penn state university. coming up, we will look at the thousands of california prisoners who are on the frontlines battling the fires. they make one e dollar a day. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: we continue our coverage of the california wildfires with a look at who's actually fighting the fires, and it may just surprise you. in addition to roughly 7000 full-time and seasonal california firefighters, the ststate relies on about 3500 prisoners, including many women , to battle the blazes. at least 2000 prisoners are curly fighting the wildfires, burning acrossss the state, offenders.8 youth earlier this month, california governor jerry brown thanked the firefighters on the front lines, including those who are incarcerated. >> you have heard there is a tremendous effort fighting these fires, and i want to personally thank all of the firefighters who are on the lines. the members of calfire and

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the third round pick out of penn state comes up with the int. the interception.s go on to win it, 15-13e so get the win in son. alex smith makes his debut. sherree burress was there to witness it all. we got to see smith, as well. >> reporter: not the most dramatic win. something that sto out to me in the second pre-season game was daron skpayne. i jay gruden, will we see him play tonight. he said it depends on how he's feeling. o re's what payne hady about playing in the first nfl game. >> i feel good to be back out there. ain't practiced the whole month. but yes, it felt good. something i've been working for my whole life. i'm blessed and happy for the opportunity. >> he missed a little bit of time with his injury. the little bit we saw in otas andohat we've seen sfe far, we very confident payne will be a force in this division for a lot of years. >> reporter: and so we do have another week of practice except back. we're back here for third pre-season game against the broncos. >> good stuff. daron payne got on the field which was good le segue to the nates and

at this time the penn state actually put the plan in place to block the radio transmission. the international criminal tribunal for rwanda rtlmcted two directors of of several crimes including genocide, the direct and public incitement to commit genocide and crimes against humanity. they rtlm played broadcast in te trial which made a huge impact on the decision. and in its judgment the trial aled that the station was drumbeat calling on listeners to take action against the enemy and that they had whipped people into a frenzy of hatred and violence that was directed tsi and against the tus that people should be aware of the power of the human voice. a lot of people have misconceptions about the role of the media in the rwandan genocide. they think it just started out as hate speech. that's not how it went. it is subtle. that's why it's important to discuss some of the questions that we have around this because as a press freedom scholar it is a very difficult question. i defend free speech and press freedom to my very last breath but also it is important to pay attention to t

. >>> today, seven former members of a penn state fraternity will be back in court in connection with the hazing death of timothy piazza. he died after a pledge event. police say he drank a dangerous amount of alcohol and fell down stairs. the men are facing a hearing on charges including relessly endangering another person and involuntary manslaughter. >>> one of the music ceremonies took place at rad city music hall. >> we're talking about the mtv vma awards. >> cardi b. opened up the show. she had a fake baby. she had the moon man. d otional highlights happe during the performance, she acted like, because she just had a baby, she had a performance that was big. ♪ logic performed his new song "one day." the stage was filled with immigrant children and the parents who came from behind a curtain. jennifer lopezetting the ouchael jackson vanguard award. and the queen ofreceived a tribute from madonna, the material girl. ny people were not happy about it. saying it wasn't enough of a tribute. and madonna made it all about her own career. franklin passed away last week from cancer at the

penn state pretty much at that level for some time. when we talk about a crisis at the border you have to put that in perspective and look at what that means. we are looking at relatively low numbers. shownerous studies have these people, when they come into the country to work, do pay taxes, contribute. the notion that they are somehow leaching off of the wealth of the country does not appear to stand up in the studies i've seen. host: from chicago, independent line. barbara, you are next. caller: i was wondering about of immigrants. a lot of things really you don't see very much. they could come back stronger if police,trying to border guard yet all sorts of jobs and he rose to become the acting director of ice. determined -- the administration determined he would have a hard time being approved in this senate hearing for confirmation so he stepped down. through this policy initiation he was the acting director. i asked him about his approach to this credit was pretty much black and white, we have a law, let's arrest these people and

the first penn state fraternity member sentenced in connection with the hazing death of

. >>> today, seven former members of a penn state fraternity will be back in court in coection with the hazing death of timothy piazza. heve died after a pledge. police say he drank a dangous amount of alcohol and fell down stairs. the men are facing a hearing on charges including recklessly endangering another person and involuntary manslaughter. t >> next story takes birthday celebrations to a whole new level. this is a former weather man in iceland leapt into hiss birthday. >> i guess it's like whatever. >> he suffers from a fear of heights, too. he studied skydiving fro the ground and celrated his big day by taking that jump. >> i see no pnt in jumping out of a pl>>e. they have when you have a fear of something, the best way to tackle it is to go and do it. you know. if you fear plflying, learn howo fly. >>> one of the music awards at radio city music hall. >> cardi b. opened up thshow. she had a fake baby. she had the moon man. emotional highlights happened during the performance, she acted like, because she just had a baby, she d a performance at was big. ♪pe logic ormed his new s

we haveo reactione sentencing in one >>> we are hearing this from the parents of a penn state student who died after prosecutors say he had 18 drinks iowithin a 90-minute p as part of a hazing ritual. adg ju spared the only fraternity member who pleaded guilty from spending any time in jail. morgan radford has the story. >> reporter: this morning the distraught parents of timothy piaza are speaking out. >> it's never easy. it's never easy because you just constantly reminded of what you lost. >> it's the first step in some level of justice for tim being d ki >> reporter: ryan burke sentenced to three monthsf house arrest, 27 months of probation and 100 hours of community service. >> our hearts go out to the family but it's important to unde tand that ryanburke is not the cause. >> reporter: played a role.ay h the 21-year-old pleaded guilty in juneo misdemeanor alcohol charges. he said i'm very sorry for the loss, he said. i'm here tod to accept responsibility for my actions. iay hope one d to be able to be forgiven. jim has questioned burke's remorse. >> hs remorseful he's in the n. s

in fact she even worried i'm extremely concerned about his conduct to becoming a penn state universityscandal. like hollywood and school and district officials would protect whitehurst to dismiss complaints from the girls further interview show it protected whitehurst and not the children with district officials to human resource directors to downplay complaints with that isolated instance for those misunderstandings. the teachers union has been silent. despite all these botched vest occasions and actually protect whitehurst from being revealed. not because of these complaints for all these women and many, many years but he acted inappropriately to mistreat a male colleague. but whitehurst is far from the anomaly in 2014 alone a study came out showing with 800 sex crimes against students and that is just the tip of the iceberg because remember he was protected for years by the school district did not become any of the statistics. how many of those are occurring throughout the education system that are never reported in those victims like rose and others never get their fair hearing? no

. >> i don't blame them but that's how they are taught but as a student in penn state there was never a time you would have protested anybody speaking if you agree or not. berkeley was the heart of the free speech was but my god. i have two sons and college they are done hearing about white privilege can only within two people at the school it is a big problem. >> so a? trying to make government more efficient so many employers are virtually guaranteed jobs. maybe there 15 in your department that are appointed but everyone else is a long term career job. so what suggestions or options do you? >> i don't think the federal government should be unionized. either way franklin roosevelt agreed with that. i think we need to get rid of those union and those not doing their job should be held accountable like the private sector. for those will take lower salaries because they had job security and great benefits but now they make more than the private sector so that justification has disappeared. i am a supporter of private sector union but not of government unions at the state and federal lev

. >>> now to new developments in the penn state hazing case.t after learning the only fraternity brother who pleaded guilty in connection with their son's death will not serve any jail time. gio benitez has the latest. >> reporter: prosecutors wanted him to get 90 days for jail time for hazing and instead the judge giving him house arrest but piazza's parents say their son was sentenced to death when the students allegedly gave piazza so much alcohol that he fell down a flight of stairs and eventually died. overnight, a judge deciding the fate of ryan burke, the only member of the penn state fraternity to plead guilty for his role in the 2017 hazing death of 19-year-old pledge tim piazza. but he's not going to jail like prosecutors were hoping. the judge instead sentenced him to 27 months of probation, three months under house arrest, 100 hours of community service and a $3,000 fine. piazza's parents reflecting on burke's sentence overnight. >> i think it's really the first step in getting justice for the killing of our son. >> reporter: inside

the penn state chapter of the fraternity has been disbanded. >>> i texas based company was supposed toelease blueprints to make 3-d printed guns today. a judge prevented that company from posting the plans online. they barred the group from posting online on how to make an untraceable 3-d gun. they were supposed to place them online after reaching a settlement with the trump administration online in june. this ban is an issue of free speech. this leads to the question of the day which is should companies be able to release blueprints to make 3-d guns. 15% say yes, 85% say no. let us know what you think. you can comment on our ktvu facebook page. >> all right, time is 7:46. sal is back. everybody behaves for you on the roads? >> not really. well, i would say that 75% of the commute is good and 25% is just not. we'll start off with daly city, southbound 280 it is very slow coming south because of a couple of crashes. the most serious one is southbound 280 near highway 1, the pacific exit between eastmar and highway 1. you know how that stretch is all itself is slow from at least 19th ave

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in 1971, he graduated from penn state and received a jd from villanova and upon graduation, joined the legal staff of the united mine workers of america in became president at age 33. he is been working on the afl-cio executive council and 2009.en president since he was reelected for a third term last fall. thank you for coming. here, on the record please know live blogging or tweeting. no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway. there is no embargo when the session ends at 10:00. to all in no pictures reporters here as soon as we wrap up. as you know, if you would like to ask a question, give me a signal and i will call on as many of you as time permits. if you would like to make some brief opening remarks, the floor is yours. >> i sure would. first of all, let me say good morning to everybody. the christiank science monitor for hosting this breakfast again. it is the first one i have done without david being here and i hope he is doing well. enjoying a well-earned retirement. a tremendous journalist and a tremendous human being. i want to thank all of you for joining us to

when i was a student at penn state in the late 1960s, early 70s and then graduated from cleveland state. there was never a time were you ever would have protested someone speaking on campus whether you agreed with them or not. berkeley was the heart of the free speech movement now you have to protect them . i've got two sons in college and their done hearing about white privilege and that they can't listen to anybody other than people that agree with them at the school.it's a big problem. >> question on trying to make government more efficient. so many of the employees, my understanding, virtually guaranteed jobs. you cannot make changes. you made reference to 15 in your department that you appointed but everyone else was a long-term career job that you really have no control over. what suggestions or options to use the unchanging that situation? >> i think one thing is there should be the elimination of the federal government employee unions. i don't think government employees should be unionized. i think it's inappropriate. by the way, franklin roosevelt agreed with that. yes. i think

. >>> no prison time for a former penn state fraternity brother who pleaded guilty in the hazing death of a sophomore pledge last year. ryan burke was sentenced to 30 months probation, including 3 months of house arrest and 100 hours of community service. the charges stem from the death of timothy piazza in february of 2017. the 19-year-old died after drinking large quantities of alcohol on his first night pledging at the beta feta phi fraterni fraternity. piazza suffered a traumatic brain injury from several falls. this was the first guilty plea in a case that involves 26 defendants. an attorney for the piazza family calls the sentence an important step towards justice. >>> he's not cryptonian, just human, but clark kent is superman in the pool, anyway. over the weekend, he shattered michael phelps' longstanding record from 1995, beating his time in the 100-meter butterfly by more than a second. not only is he fast, he's pretty smart. >> always have fun and never give up on your dreams, no matter what anybody says. and yes, that was one of my dreams, to beat michael phelps' record, si

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. >>> no prison time for a former penn state fraternity brother who pleaded guilty in the hazing deathyan burke was sentenced to 30 months probation, including 3 months of house arrest and 100 hours of community service. the charges stem from the death of timothy piazza in february 2017. the 19-year-old died after drinking large quantities of alcohol on his first night pledging a fraternity. an attorney for the piazza family calls the sentence an important step toward justice. >>> if you're having an affair, this one should make you think twice. >> yeah. >> a north carolina judge just ordered francisco huizar to pay nearly $9 million to keith king, whose wife huizar had been seeing for 16 months. state law allows lawsuits for what's called alienation of affection. king's lawyer said that his company lost revenue and an employee, his wife! huizar's attorney claims her client did not break up the marriage because it was already on the rocks. huizar plans to appeal. >> alienation of affection. who knew? >>> a superhuman feat by 10-year-old clark kent apuada. the swimming phenom with a ver

in american history where you have got all these sexual abuse revelations, starting back in the penn stateam. more recently michigan state. this seems like an untenable thing for jordan particularly as a speaker candidate, one of the democratic groups going after one of his fellow ohioans they're asking if he will support jordan for speaker. oh, my god, what would happen nancy pelosi was the speaker. you can imagine a series of democratic ads on what if jim jordan was the speaker of the house >> do you think this cuts across party lines out there? >> absolutely. this is one of those issues that does cut through because unfortunately sexual abuse has, you know, hurt so many people in our country. and even people who aren't victims of it certainly can understand. this isn't a partisan or political issue. it is a character issue. >> right. it goes to not only what happened, how did it look in the moment from what someone saw, but given what has been called out in the reckoning that's been demanded, how do you deal with it now. that seems to be where he's under extra scrutiny. thank you for ma

. >>> when gruesome details of the death of penn state sophomore was public college greek life in theing hours of video, text messages between fraternity brothers and eyewitness testimony. led to one of the largest criminal indictments against a fraternity and its members in history. and now, more than two dozen young men face criminal charges. my colleague alison kamarota has a look at what happened to piazza inside the walls of the house. >> can you describe the gauntlet? >> just run through the house and there's like stations of alcohol and you're supposed to drink it as fast as you can. and people are, like, yelling at you. >> encouraging you to drink? >> encouraging you to drink as fast as you can. >> it begins with a handle of vodka. the brothers are made to stand in a line and pass it between each other until it's empty. >> reporter: next, the pledges run through stations manned by the brothers. shotgun a beer, run upstairs. chug from a wine bag. and then bag down stairs for beer pong. >> how's it supposed to be alcohol free? tim piazza from 0 to 18 drinks in 82 minutes. his bl

growing up in the pennsylvania town of state college, home of penn state.her, but a father who jonathan says had no use for him. >> my father had a very domineering, almost sadistic way about him. >> reporter: take the time when jonathan was about 4, and he says his father showed him how to tie his shoes just once, then banished him to the basement. >> and he said, "go downstairs and don't come up until they're tied." and it took me a long time. probably, i don't know, 10 or 12 hours. i could hear my mom crying out the door. >> reporter: but jonathan says there is one gift he credits his dad with giving him. he took jonathan to a drive-in when he was 11. a transformational movie, called "rocky." >> "rocky" really changed my life. >> reporter: it might seem cliche to some, but not if you're a downtrodden kid from the keystone state, who'd come to l.a. with dreams of stardom, only to end up a hollywood heavy weight. not unlike the italian stallion himself. you took "rocky" as gospel. >> it is the gospel. >> what are the lessons? >> well, first of all, he didn

. >>> penn state sophomore became public, college, greek life and the fraternity system came under intensey led to one of the largest criminal indictments against a fraternity and its members in history and now more than two dozen young men face criminal charges. an in-depth look at what happened to piazza inside the beta beta fihouse and the cover up that ensued. >> can you describe what the gauntlet is. >> you basically run through the house and there's stations of alcohol and you're supposed to drink it as fast as you can and people are yelling at you. >> encouraging you to drink. >> to drink as fast as you can. >> it begins with a handle vodka. the pwrugters are made to stand in a line and pass it between each other until it's empty. >> nex that pledges run through stations manned by the brothers. shotgun a beer, run upstairs, khug from a wine bag, then back upsta upstairs to beer popbg. he goes from zero to 18 tkreurpbgs in quaminutes. it was merely five times the legal lim toot drive in pennsylvania. >> i had a chance to speak to allison about her special. what happened is stunning.

michael mann-- he's an atmosphec scientist at penn state university, where he directs the each systemence enter, and co-author of "the abmadhouse effect" which it climate change. united states be thank you for being here. this is a series of striking events happening, ghthe dr, the heat waves, the fires. none of those in and of themselves are unique. so could you help us understand, what is the scien say about how climate changer is exacerbating these types of events. >> yeah, so's not saying tha climate change is literally causing the events to occur. what we can conclude with a great deal of confidence now is that climate change is making these events more extreme. an's a not rocket science. you warm up the atmosphere, it is going to hold more moisture, you get larger flod events, you get more rainfall. you warm the plen et, are you nding to get more frequent a intense heat waves. you warm the soils, you dry them out, you get worse draught, you bring all that together, and those are all the ingredients for unprecedented wildfires. now beyond that, there is something elsehat we think

a penn state fraternity brother sentenced in the death of a 19-year-old pledge during a booze-fueled

in 1971, he graduated from penn state and received his jd from villanova and upon graduation joined the legal staff of united mine workers of america and eventually became president at the age of 33. since 1980 nine, he has been working on the afl-cio executive council and has been president since 2009, was just reelected for a third term last all. thank you for coming. now for the ground pools -- we are on the record here. please, no live blogging or tweeting. in short, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is under way. there is no embargo in the session ends at 10:00 and we will email pictures from the breakfast to all reporters here as soon as we wrap up. as you know, if you would like to ask a question, please send me a signal and i will call on as many of you as time permits. like to makeuld some brief opening remarks, the floor is yours. >> i sure would. let me say good morning to everybody. i want to thank christian science monitor for hosting this breakfast once again. it is the first one i've done without david cook being here. i hope he is doing well and enjoying a well-e

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