we are back with a big match-up in college football, the marquee game, penn state versus michigan. pennsylvania with espn's maria taylor, already a big crowd out there getting fired up, rob. what's happening? >> oh, well, they come out to see maria and the rest of the "college gameday." when i'm with maria, i get to stand up straight and tall. >> with my boots on. >> rather statuesque. that is frost. not snow. >> i thought it was snow. i only get my weather reports from rob now so i wait for my text messages telling me how many layers i need to wear. >> you are layered up properly this week. we are here for like the third or fourth year in a row. what makes happy valley special and this penn state team. >> this team right now, first of all have been a top 15 team for a long time but now could be a top four team but the reason why it's special we came this week is, look, everybody is wearing white. it's a whiteout. it's a unique atmosphere you don't get a lot. there are two games i love, lsu at night in baton rouge and happy valley at night. looks like an avalanche, like a snowstorm

stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: 17-year-old jack schoenig was just visiting penn state university according to police, emergency responders couldn't revive the high school senior saturday night finding him at an off campus home in full cardiac arrest he was pronounced dead at the scene with no signs of trama the university suspended the alpha delta chapter of its fraternity the incident did not take place at the fraternity's official house but say some of the members occupy the place where he was found as of now, there is no official cause of death and autopsy results could take weeks the incident was not part of its activities, whatever the cause the tragic death triggering memories of penn state freshman tim piazza that died after a pledge night his parents were on capitol hill this week to gain support for the end hazing act. >> there's no downside to this legislation. >> reporter: the law would require schools to make public any disciplinary action taken against its fraternities, part of the piazza's fierce advocacy against hazing >> if we don't do it, who will >> reporter: pe

. >>> the mystery death at penn state. the high school senior found dead at a fraternity member's off campus house what now happened and the question did it involve hazing. >>> caught on camera, the deadly police chase, the 16-year-old fleeing on foot. the officer opening fire fatally striking him from behind what we're now learning. >>> the hikers falling off a cliff ledge stranded and desperate for help when an apple watch comes to the rescue. >> the moment the 911 operator answered, i thought it was an angel. >>> how the same feature could save you life. >>> the critical fire danger in the west and the controversial blackout impacting millions. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening there was a wild scene at the u.s. capitol today a day after a star witness in the impeachment inquiry contradrikt diblgted president trump's quid pro quo claims, house republicans did their best to steal back the headlines today storming the hearing room en masse and criticizing the process of the inquiry

. >>> the fraternity suspended tonight at penn state. the high school senior discovered in cardiac arrest. he did not survive. >>> the gruesome discovery tonight. the bodies of 39 people found in the back of this truck in the uk. and this evening, the young suspect now in custody. what we've learned. >>> here at home tonight, the deadly accident at a parking garage. today, a car plunging to the ground. at least two people killed. >>> four flight attendants for american airlines under arrest tonight. what they're accused of doing while on the job. >>> and the fda now calling for a new warning tonight for breast implants. the new concern. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the drama playing out on the hill. the confrontation came just one day after what may have been the most damaging testimony yet against president trump. tonight, even a leading republican senator now saying the picture coming out is not a good one. and just today, the pentagon official overse

next week at penn state. be careful with illinois because laub luby smith that has been competitive in most games they played. they are much morp athletic any time michigan offense is on the road it's a challenge any they kind of figure some things out up front with the offensive line. so michigan will win that game but may have the work cut out for them. >> florida state and clemson for a long time rivalry in the acc, depending where the line closes, the seminoles might be the biggest underdog they have been since 1978 against the reigning champions. >> if that don't say where they are in the state of the program, i don't know if anything else can. it's the team trying to compete with clemson. you're talking about them having close to 40 years being the biggest yawned dog they've been. i think athletically they can chamg clemson. i think a bye week and negativenous noise and doubting of clemson bad timing for willy tag art going into death valley. >> if you like the tackling penn state and iowa they'll be do

number 10 penn state battled 17th raengtd iowa in kinnick stadium.reese davies and herb street have an preview. >> great games on abc. including michigan and noinl. don't know if illinois quarterback brandon peters will be able to play .former michigan quarterback but michigan has a big stretch of schedule coming up. >> and michigan in next week down the road next we can. be careful with illinois luby smith has ha team that the at least is competitive and most games played. they're more athletic. any time michigan offense goes on the road it's a challenge until they kind of figure some more things out up-front with the offensive line. michigan will bin win that game but may have the work cut out for them. >> florida state and clemson for a long time a rivalry in the acc depending where the line closes, the seminoles might be the biggest underdog since 1978 against the reigning champions. >> if that don't say where they are in the state of the program, i don't know if anything else can. it's the team trying to compete with clemson. you're talking abou

. >>> the mystery death at penn state. the high school senior found

. >>> the developing story from penn state university. a fraternity now suspended. the death of a 17-year-old high school student under investigation this morning. what authorities are now saying. >>> caught on camera, the terrifying moment a tree comes crashing through this family's home with two children in the living room. what saved their lives? >>> plus, the new charges in the college admissions bribery case. how actress lori loughlin is reacting to the news and the other famous parent being sentenced today. >>> later, the beer company making you an offer. what miller lite is willing to give you to put down your phone. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm kaylee hartung in for janai norman. we begin with the impeachment showdown and the explosive new testimony from a top diplomat in ukraine. >> diplomat bill taylor testified president trump made military funds for ukraine contingent on ukraine's public pledge to investigate joe biden as well as the 2016 election. >> that contradicts president trump's denial o

. >> but we have a lazy river so maybe i should just go relax. >> reporter: louisiana state and penn statelined an interview, but the president of another major public university did agree to talk about why college has become so expensive. what makes this topic so difficult? >> because there are no good answers and no good solutions right now. >> reporter: renu khator is the president and chancellor of the university of houston, where tuition and fees are more than five times higher than they were just a couple of decades ago. she's also one of the highest paid university presidents in the country, a group whose salaries have grown, along with the cost of attendance. why couldn't you leave the classrooms a little bit old and keep the serviceaise little bit scaled back, and just keep tuition and fees and room and board down? >> well, i'm glad you aren't a university president because you want to come to a facility, up to the come to a place which feels cared for. how are you? >> i'm great! >> reporter: as long as university presidents continue to be as ambitious as you have been, students a

penn state jumped out to a 21-0 lead. clifford to handler.s michigan fan in a sea of white. the wolverines make it a game. up the middle, 12 and in, 21-14 after three. seven-point game, two minutes to go, down to the wire. fourth and goal for michigan. the tide turned a little bit. shea patterson out of the shotgun, a great play to avoid the sack. he dropped the ball. penn state holds on 28-21. >>> mountainwest after dark on the islan. rainbows taking on air force. what? yeah. going all the way. 92 yards to the house. air force beats hawaii 56-26. >>> this is crazy stuff. louisville, quality control coach nick cardwell likes to get his guys fired up. no needs for pads and helmet. these guys are wild. they did lose to clemson, didn't work. but this is how we get fired up for newscasts around here. >>> minnesota football player casey o'brien, four-time cancer survivor, played in his first game for minnesota. incredible moment. this is why you love sports. emotionally one of the best moments on saturday. hugs his coach. only guy in the country t

penn state battled wro. espn college football game day analysts reece davis and herb have the the preview. >> great games on abc. including michigan and noinl. don't know if the noirl quarterback will be able to play the former michigan quarterback. but michigan has a big schedule coming up after the game. >> they do. michigan next week and down the road bigger games next week at penn state be careful with illinois because luby smith has a hemithat has been competitive in most games they played. they're much more athletic. any time michigan offense goes on the road it's a challenge until they kind of figure some more things out up front with offensive line. michigan will win that game but i think they may have the work cut out >> florida state and clemson a long time rivalry in the acc depending where the line closes the sem gnomes might be the biggest underdog since 1978 against the reigning champions. >> if that don't say where they are in the state of the practice program, i don't think i don't know if an

penn state off the victory against michigan goes to michigan state 3:30 on abc opinion. es franklin beaten the spartans one time since being at penn statement. >> he is having his guys ready for penn state. we expect a lot of rain in the game which i think favors michigan state. they want to make the game a sloppy, low-scoring game. defensive strug. . they want to take away the explosives. kj hamler, penn state's number within explosive player make sure he can't get keep and blow the lid off the defense. >> in primetime i want to match up notre dame and michigan oozing with tradition. >> another game that may be affected by weather too. the forecasts a lot of rain tomorrow night in ann arbor. you look at ian book. very effective. but shay pass and michigan offense. they have turned over the ball multiple times in multiple games. it seems the rain might favor notre dame. >>s in a de facto elimination game as it pertains to the college football playoff for the fighting irish. notre dame certainly on the mount rush more of college football. will they be in the hunt at the co

for penn state. e expect a lot of rain in the game which favors michigan state. they want to make this game sloppy low scoring game. defensive struggle. take away the explosives. kj hamler. the number one explosive player they want to make sure he is not deep and blowing the lid off the defense. >> and primetime notre dame and michigan oozing with tradition. >> another game may be affected by weather. the forecast a lot of rain in and asher. you look at effective quarterback only two intercepts on the season. but the michigan offense they have turned over the ball multiple times in multiple games. it seems like the rain might favor notre dame. >> you're look at this too, a de facto elimination game on the college football playoff for the fighting irish. notre dame certainly on the mount rush more of college football. will they be in the hunt at the end of the night? my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where things i took for granted

that considering, she really did well. >> and penn state won.? >> so much fun. come with me next week. come on. >> oh, too much fun for me on a saturday morning. i don't have that kind of energy to hang out with you. that's it. we're not going to get to the last one because we started talking about football. >> we started talking about -- >> blame rob like we usually do. >> what were those snacks you had out there yesterday? >> stickies. >> stickies. >> what are stickies? >> sticky buns, ice cream sandwiches. >> appreciate it. see you next weekend, guys. stick around for george. nd for george. >>> "abc 7 mornings" all news all morning good morning. i'm liz kruetz. join the walk to end type one diabetes. two walks starting at 11:00, one at great meadow at fort mason and the other at bishop ranch. you can register for today's events on-line. the goal of jdrf is to raise $1 million to fight type one diabetes. funds raised supports research to find treatments and a cure. >>> sunday streets closes out the season. today's route transforms into a tempo

the teenager was not a student at penn state. his death now under investigation. it comes two years after the campus was rocked by the hazing death of a fraternity pledge whose parents are still fighting for change penn state university punishing a fraternity after a tragic death over the weekend the school suspending the alpha delta chapter of its chi phi fraternity after it says a 17-year-old visiting the area was found dead at an offcampus residence, allegedly offered by members. according to the state college police department, emergency departments rushed to the aid of a 17-year-old male in full cardiac arrest, adding he was pronounced dead at the scene, and that there were no signs of trauma on the victim, and several witnesses were present when the victim became unconscious. the manner and cause of death autopsnding the results of an the news coming on the same day a grief stricken family was waging a passionate fight on capitol hill. >> we're not going anywhere, so we're going to be relentless >> jim and evelyn piazza pushing members of congress to support

. >>> an investigation is under way at penn state university into the death of a high school senior whoing the campus last weekend. police say 17-year-old jack schoenig went into cardiac arrest and died at an off-campus house. >> members of a school fraternity live at the residence but it's not the chapter's official campus house. the fraternity has been temporarily suspended. the death comes two years after penn state student timothy piazza died after a night of hazing and drinking at a different fraternity house. >>> two students at university of connecticut have been suspended after shouting a racial slur outside student apartments, screaming the slur nearly two weeks ago. the two white 21-year-olds say they were playing a game in which they dared each other to scream offensive words. both could face to a year in prison. >>> former president jimmy carter remains in a hospital after falling at his georgia home. carter suffered a minor pelvic fracture but aides say he's in good spirits. this is the second fall for the former president in less than a month and his third since may. at 95

ybe i should go relax. >> reporter: louisiana state a penn state declined our request for an interviewof another major public university did agree to talk about why college has become so expensive. what makes this topic so fficult? >> because there are no good answers and no good solutions right now. >> reporter: the president and chancellor of the university of houston, where tuition and fees are more than five times higher than they were just a couple of decades ago. she is also one of the highest paid university presidents in the country, a group whose salaries have grown along with the cost of attendance. why couldn't you leave the classrooms a little bit old and keep the services a little bit scaled back and just keep tuition and fees and room and board down? >> well, i'm glad you aren't the university president because you want to come to a facility. to pwhich feels cared for. >> how you? >> i'm great. >> reporter: as long as university presidents continue to be as ambitious as you have been, students around the country and here are going to walk out with a degree and an experien

it all began when the universe exploded out of a hot penn state nearly 14000000000 years later half of the nobel prize in physics was granted for our understanding of what happened next the royal we dish economist sciences has today decided to award the 2019 prize in physics with one half to james peebles for theoretical discoveries in physical cosmologists that. in the 1960 s. cosmologist was largely a speculative science but since then we've learned a huge amount about the evolution of the universe around us and change peoples was a key figure in that process nearly every step of the way time after time his seminal work in the field has helped scientists interpret traces from its earliest days and also help show the universe is expanding due to 2 of the greatest mysteries in modern physics dark matter and dark energy to other researchers and astronomy were also honored and the other half jointly to be shelled by you. for the discovery of an exoplanet orbiting a solar types thought. back in the early 1990 s. it was still impossible to take the incredibly detailed measurements of a dis

coming up, the battle to end hazing on college campuses, led by the parents of a penn state student who died. today they're going to take that fight all the way to capitol hill. we've got a live report. >>> and an nbc exclusive on a record breaking flight, 19 hours, nonstop, from new york to >>> and an nbc exclusive on a record breaking flight, 19 hours, nonstop, from new york to australia. tom costello was the only american tv reporter on board. he's going to tell us all about it but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ we build spaces for curious travelers. ♪ we create the things that we want to exist in the world. ♪ we want people to feel like they spent time with family. ♪ i'm damon. and i'm marcus. and we're airbnb hosts. ♪ . >>> just >>> just ahead, a "today" exclusive. >> i feel like she's living inside of me saying, no, carly, don't tell >> the music legend carly simon does tell. a new book about her unlikely friendship with jackie kennedy, our interview just ahead. >>> and prince harry and meghan markle's candid strain on the royal life, could be finding some solace here in the u.s

penn state offering support for any students who might be affected.ish police launching a murder investigation after 39 people were found dead inside a large cargo truck. officials believe the truck traveled to the u.k. from bulgaria. the disturbing discovery shows markings of human trafficking but no formal announcement has been made. the driver of the truck, 25-year-old man from northern ireland has been arrested, but he's not been charged or publicly identified. florida lawmakers voting on the governor's decision to get red broward county sheriff scott israel. he was suspended for neglect of duty and the competencies up with parkland high school shooting that killed 17 people. phil keating is live in our south florida newsroom. >> it's been a year and a half since apartment high school massacre and today's the day for the then sheriff scott israel to either be reinstated in his role as sheriff or to remain fired. broward county sheriff scott israel has been vigorously fighting to be reinstated after florida governor ron desantis removed him from of

if they have had violations against them, along those lines. >> let's say your son is going to penn statearticular fraternity or group, there would be a website decayed, dedicated to showing all the violations i've had in the past five years, critical information for somebody wanted to make a decision. >> martha: what backing have you got on the hill, is there somebody who is a driving force behind this? >> marcia fudge has already signed on as the lead sponsor, we need a democratic lead sponsor. we spoke with senator casey from pennsylvania earlier today, we are very optimistic, he would give us a decision by the end of the week but we have a lot of other folks that are willing to sign on and join but we need that democratic lead right now. >> tucker: it's the fall and a lot of kids have just going off to school. >> i think every parent should be aware and talk to their sons and daughters about what way they are raised, how you treat people whether it's bullying or hazing, and also they should be aware if they see something, they should report it immediately. too many parents allow this

number 16 michigan battles seventh ranked penn state at beaver stadium. espn college game day analysts have a preview of that action. >> full day of college football on abc. we'll start at noon with the reigning national champion clemson taking on louisville. the last time clemson went to louisville college game day was there it was a big deal. >> yeah. >> louisville shows signs of life after falling out. >> scott satterfield coming from appalachian state doing a good job changing the culture. offensively doing good things. a couple of quarterbacks you see mccale cunningham and ron connolly. run and throw threats. but the problem is louisville's defense is not stopping anybody i don't expect to slowdown trevor lawrence and the tiger offense. >> still more than a year before the big game and louisville threatens. in pac 12 washington and organ a long-term rivalry bitter feud. the ducks can all but wrap up the pac 12 north. >> they're taking on the dangerous washington team. it's a big rivalry. a lot of emotion. this game is big. always -- letlone when you

number 16 michigan battles 7th ranked penn state at beaver stadium. supine college football game day analysts reese davis and kirk herb street have a preview. >> full day of college football on abc, start at noon with the reigning national champs clemson taking on louisville. the last time clemtz went to louisville. college game day there a wig deal. louisville showing signs of life. >> i think the first year from appalachian state doing a good job of changing the culture it's worshipping. offensively doing good things process a couple of quarterbacking. mccale cunningham and brendon brently. louisville dechs is not stopping anybody i don't expect them to slowdown the tiger office. >> a few years before the big game and louisville threatens them in the pac 12 washington and oregon a long time rivalry bitter feud and the ducks can all but wrap up. >> taking on a dangerous washington team in seattle. reese touched it it's a big rivalry. a lot of emotion. this game is big. always not -- let alone when you have so much at stake. so to me oregon has to con

penn state permanently banned the chapter and the piazza family reached a settlement with the nationaln. since then they've become fierce advocates. addressing the issue at a town hall. >> this is important because the legislation is about holding the schools accountable. >> reporter: earlier this year, penn state established the timothy j. piazza center for fraternity and sorority research and reform. >> if we had known the fraternity our son chose had been booted for hazing a couple years prior, we probably would have have said not a good choice for you. >> reporter: now they're among a group of families pushing members of congress to support the end all hazing act. >> this legislation will bring transparency, and transparency creates accountability to the universities and the students. >> reporter: supported not only by parents, but many fraternity groups as well. >> the common enemy is hazing. we know this is a campus problem, the parents, the fraternities and sororities are trying to lead and make a difference. >> i want students to see that this is the damage that can be done. th

jumps alabama to take the top spot in the ap ohio state in third place here followed by clemson and penn stated five. >>> still ahead a freshman congressman embroiled in scandal announces her resignation. >>> plus, the amazing moment an arizona police officer who's paralyzed is able to stand for the national anthem. the end of, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee whether you were borne for more dance-offs... more travels... or more touchdowns. get the immune support that gives you more. airborne gummies have 50% more vitamin-c than emergen-c... plus our crafted blend of vitamins, minerals and herbs. airborne. schools are having acrto cut sports.y, i'm tony the tiger and i'm on a mission to fix that. ♪ b

i'm a political science degree major from penn state university and i spent a lot of time hitting their and also a previous military officer. he served in theu.s. navy . and i just think it's important to realize if you're a veteran, your obligation is to allow people to force their opinions whether that's support of trump or support of the opposite of trump which you know, is solid, seeing how outrageous he can behave. but i think it's important to realize that we are standing to defend people's rights to force their opinions and when you limit that, it's sort of deflates the obligation that you have and it sort of takes away from the constitution, having our first amendment rights and what not and i think it's important to sort of uphold and defend the constitution and that should be how you view people's opinions and that will allow opposition and that will allow discoursefor us to advance as a nation . >> let me ask you about covering the white house. last week the white house announced the white house itself and federal offices will and incursions restrictions the washington post.

and this situation is not unique to lsu or penn state.ms that every project on campus including the lazy river which they call a leisure river, supports the educational environment. all the schools we spoke with blame state funding cuts for causing higher tuition and fees and they argue they are no more expensive than their peers. that is true, but it's also part of the problem. the competition between the schools for the full tuition-paying students is leading to the fancier amenities, focused on reputation, enrollment and prestigious, not affordability. >> i appreciate the university president sitting down with you and speaking s candidly. i give it to her. >> if you paid three college tuitions, and in our family we have, you want affordability. and there is very little attention given to it. >> very little. she's done wonderful things for the university and yet none of her salary is tied to affordability. until that changes, college president and boards are going to ramp up costs, and parents are going to pay the bill. >> that said, it

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penn state having one of the largest hazing prosecution cases in american history.17, 19-year-old sophomore tim piazza died. it was after an alcohol-fueled party at the beta theta pi fraternity house. in schoenig's case there are no allegations of hazing or alcohol but police are asking anyone with information to come forward. and the medical examiner says it may take weeks to learn what triggered his cardiac arrest. the fraternity's national chapter telling us overnight it is deeply saddened by this tragic event. they point out this happened at an off-campus house, not owned by chi phi, but say the fraternity is assisting investigators right now. a lot of people want these answers. >> no question about that. >> such a tragedy. thanks, gio. >>> we're going to turn now to a close call cauon cam look at this, a massive tr crashes into their home while the family's two teenage daughters were sitting hanging out with their dog. the family's ring surveillance video captured the moment the tree fell through the ceiling destroying the living room. you can see that extensiv

it's a very special day for afghans because this year in the penn state will see the men's national team play its 1st much at home in 5 years. and security concerns meant they previously had to play in the neighboring tajikistan this. stadium medea bumps into some friends from a time when the women's national team. was promising hockey the stadium announcer welcomes the crowd the higher. before the much between afghanistan and palestine kicks off the treated to a performance by the singer our young aside. plus. the 3rd. was. planned. was. being an internationally famous star the singer enjoys the liberty of performing without a head scarf. was well respected how are you i saw you from a mile away how will you tell. yes thanks and you. almost are you still coaching they dismissed me to why they used the school exams as an excuse. but and ok i have to go it was nice seeing you. take care and see you soon and good luck was it not i'm already late but i wanted to at least cheer on our men for a bit ok get home safe thanks senior. monday good bye that long but i have to go now it's already go

researchers and extension educators from penn state will additional experts from the usda agriculture esearch service, usda animal and plant health inspection service, virginia tech, university of delaware, rhode island, temple, rutgers, cornell, and in northeastern i.p.m. center. with continued education and research into this invasive est, we can get closer to finding a solution to dealing with the fly and alleviating agriculture s producers of this threat. thank you, mr. speaker. yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the chair recognizes the entleman from north carolina, mr. budd, for five minutes. budd: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to urge my democrat to eagues across the aisle end their partisan impeachment on an and instead focus issue that will actually improve the lives of our constituents nd supercharge the already roaring american economy. hat is bringing the united states-mexico-canada agreement, the usmca, to the floor for a vote. mr. speaker, ratifying this landmark trade deal would jen is of benefits host including growing the eco

penn state's not doing bad, are they? [applause] mr. biden: if you're going to restore the middle class, you need to start to reward work again, not just wealth. right now, under the republican in the trump plan, we only reward wealth. donald trump inherited a strong economy from barack and me. things were really beginning to move. just like everything else he's inherited, he's in the midst of squandering it. [applause] we need an economy that rewards work, not just wealth. reflects our values. i am going to start by reversing the trump tax cuts for the super wealthy and corporations. [applause] the wealthy didn't need them in the first place, and corporations have spent them on stock buybacks to give benefits to their stockholders, but more importantly, to their ceos. it used to be the average ceo of fortune 500 companies made 36 or 37 times what the average employee made. do you know what it is today? over 420 times as much. what happened? my mother would say, who died and let them -- and made them boss? [laughter] mr. biden: i mean i

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. >> 400 students signed a petition, one penn state group is defending homan saying having conversationses is part of what makes universities like penn a central location for debate and dialogue. rob: students at harvard are angry with the campus newspaper for simply putting in a phone call to immigrations and customs enforcement. the harvard crimson asked for a comment about a canvas protests calling for ice to be abolished. several student groups say the phone call endangered undocumented students. harvard college democrats posted a position on twitter saying they are not taking -- talking to the paper until they stop calling ice. trying to get the other side of the story, crimson standing by the move saying it is basic journalism to get bona fides of the story. >> the author of a parenting book learns her faith in the college admissions scandal. rob: the marketing executive admitting to bribing a proctor to take her son's test. molly line has that hearing and how much time she will spend behind bars. >> reporter: a california mom gets 3 weeks in prison. the college admissions scandal

[laughter] this was a former huge penn state football player and then to pull out the pictures of heruneral nobody had ever seen and we were just done. i said oh my goodness and he got excited and he punched me. it hurt. [laughter] he pulled out 33 things and punched me every time. [laughter] it hurt. then he pulls out all the spirituals this hymnal she would sing into the south. now suddenly we're all crying. i'm crying from the pain. [laughter] and then we realize we could not afford to buy this. it is priceless so we dance around and said what will this cost and basically said take it now. the generosity of people to build a collection that i knew we could find others of those that we found 70 percent was from the trunks and attics and basements and because of people's belief in the smithsonian we found the collection you see in this building. >> tell us about the thing that has so much residence. >> i was giving a speech and a plantation in south carolina and an archaeologist says i can help you find material and i can show you where the insurrection occurred. and then this guy ca

should be nice day there. 49 degrees and penn state, they're hot. on michigan state which is always good for an upset. but some rain rolling into the ohio valley and 50 degrees there. and also rain expected in ann arbor, as notre dame takes on the university of michigan at the big house. 51 degrees expected there. and then another game if i could mention that, wazzu taking on oregon. oregon wins that one, i would predict maybe "gameday" would be at usc next week in los angeles. >>> good saturday morning. i'm linger. it's a spare the air alert today. hazy conditions with smoke in the air. strong gusty winds arrive tonight. and the winds begin to relax on monday. look >>> this weather report sponsored by expedia.com. guy, i'll toss it back over to you. >> all right, rob, thanks so much. great work covering the fires there. my parents among those who evacuated in northern califo >>> this weather report sponsored by expedia.com. guy, i'll toss it back over to you. >> all right, rob, thanks so much. grt overing the fires there. my parents among those who

penn state is not doing bad, are they? [cheers and applause] mr. biden: if you are going to restore the middle class, we need to start rewarding work again, not just wealth. under the republican and trump plan, we only reward wealth. donald trump inherited a strong economy from barack and me. things were beginning to really move. and just like everything else he inherited, he's in the midst of squandering it. [applause] to build ane need economy that rewards work, not just wealth, reflects our values, and that is going to start -- i'm going to start by reversing the trump tax cuts for the super wealthy and corporations. [applause] biden: wealthy did not need them in the first place and corporations have spent them on to give benefits to their stockholders, but more importantly, to their ceo's. it used to be when reagan was president, the average ceo of fortune 500 companies made 36 or 37 times what the average employee made from vice president all the way down. know what it is today? over 420 times as much. what happened? as my mother would say, wh

and penn state wins a defensive battle at iowa. seve17-12.blows out number seven florida, 42-28. lsu grilling the gators, both on the field and off. >> watch this. >> this is from you? >> you i found this on twitter. >> tiger fans cooking a whole gator at a pre-game -- >> i'm trying to figure out if it's wrapped in bacon. >> what's better, venison or gator? >> an entire gator on the grill? >> those are your headlines. >> is it wrapped in bacon. >> you would eat that, pete. >> i will try anything one time. of course. >> rick, we need to get that for pete out there. >> you've never eatena eatenaly alligator? >> no, maybe. is it good. >> kind of tastes like chicken. it's chewy. >> everything tastes like chicken. >>> all right, guys. big storm that we had across parts of the northern plains, in fact, we had over -- up to 30 inches of snow in harvey, north da co-thanorth dakota. we're going to see temps stay cold. aside from that, overall we've got a pretty nice day in store. the eastern seaboard you're looking good. we have showers across the sou

east lansing michigan in two weeks has the michigan state/penn state game.ng weekend is the notre dame/michigan game, 107,000 people coming to ann arbor. and if some of those people can go stay in some uaw houses and get a little bit of extra money into their hands, i think that's a great thing. but this is really about us trying to do the right thing for our hosts, because they really are the core of what our business is about. >> but what about, in other situations, where you see people lose their jobs or other union strikes, other companies, perhaps, going into trouble. why don't you help them, as well >> we did start this program as you guys alluded to at the beginning of this conversation earlier this year when there was the federal government shutdown. and it really dawned on us that there were a bunch of our hosts out there who were federal government employees who had lost their paychecks and it was an opportunity for us to be table to step in, which we did at this time that's where the program was really created this is sort of the next opportunity

i'm a political science degree major from penn state university and i spent a lot of time -- militaryicer served in the u.s. navy and i just think it's important to realize if you are obligation is to allow people to voice their opinions, whether that is support of trump or support of valid,osite which is seeing how outrageous he can behave, but i think it's important to realize we are standing to defend people's opinionso voice their and when you eliminate that it sort of deflates the obligation that you have and takes away from the constitution. important tot's uphold and defend the constitution and that should be how you view people's opinions and that will allow opposition and discourse for us to advance as a nation. host: let me ask you about covering the white house. last week the white house announced the white house itself and federal offices will and subscriptions to the washington post and new york times. i think they will be ok. host: does that make your job broadly as reporters more difficult when news sources are ended or criticized in that way by the decision not to? ale

restore order protests erupted last week when 9 separatists were jailed over catalonia 2017 in the penn state the british prime minister's push to have a straight yes or no vote on his brakes a deal in parliament has been blocked just 10 days before the deadline to leave the e.u. the speaker of the house of commons said the vote was too similar to the one held on saturday and wouldn't go ahead catherine stansell has all this is not persuasive the application is another blow for boris johnson as the october 31st deadline looms the speaker of the house denying a meaningful vote on his brags it's deal today's motion is in substance the same as saturday's motion and the house has decided the matter today's circumstances are in substance the same as saturday circumstances my ruling is therefore that the motion will not be debated today as it would be repetitive and disorderly to do so. on saturday m.p.'s voted to make support for the regs that deal conditional on passage of the withdrawal agreement the legislation to implement it johnson was forced to send a letter asking the e.u. for an extension

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there is frustration even in red states like oklahoma on this and i find a very interesting, i want to thank my colleagues doctor sam wang, amanda iovino, mark j. pennrich discussion, thank you all very. much (applause) >> we are gonna take a 15 minute break and then we have a hard start at ten, 38 you need to make one comment, it has been a terrific panel, thank you steve and panelist,'s and the comment on the constitution we need a vast majority of americans, already polls show consistently that more than 70% of americans want this so whether it's 270 electrical votes it's what we, need it seems like there's a lot of people who want this and i don't think it will necessarily be counter to what americans believe. (inaudible) >> so i don't think there's any doubt about, it but great panel, thank you. >> before you leave the next panel is even better, brianna clear i'm in, michael -- residents collar and jesse wag man up in the new york times editorial and bob cusack, so that is what's up next, thank you fju staying, cnn. it is my pleasure to introduce bob kyslyak the editor-in-chief of the hill. -- he will moderate a panel on how well candidates mes