you are looking at the famous beaver stadium here at penn stadium. the scoreboard says thanks, joe. we have heard there is a petition drive a foot to try to get beaver stadium renamed for joe paterno. there is no word on whether that will happen. >> the virginia governor is facing a setback in his efforts to allow schools to open before labor day. a senate committee today killed a bill that would allow the change. so for the law prevents schools from opening before labor day. a house version of the bill is still alive. >> still to come, the latest jobless picture and what it means about getting america back to work. >> why the local housing market is glutted with foreclosures. x major cuts announced in the pentagon budget. what will it mean for our area economy? >> lanie out tonight and a lot more overnight. ♪ i'm feelin', feelin' a sunny day ♪ ♪ sunny day ♪ ♪ i'm feelin', feelin' the taste i crave ♪ ♪ subway ♪ ♪ i'm makin' it, makin' it how i like ♪ ♪ it's meant to be ♪ ♪ i'm feelin' subway ♪ ♪ i'm feelin' subway today ♪ [ male announcer ] hey, capital area! are you feelin' subway®

you can see the statue of joe paterno here outside beaver stadium. it has now become a shrine where grief has been focused most openly in the wake of the coach's death. last night, thousands also gathered on campus spontaneously to memorialize paterno. that's where many players past and present shared memories of the legendary coach. also, last night, the stadium lit all night long with an image of paterno on the jumbotrons projected to hundreds of thousands of empty seats. joe's son, jay, tweeted about seeing the glow of the stadium on the horizon saying i will never lose joe's light in my life. also on campus today, lots of students are wearing white in honor of joe paterno, a penn state tradition called white- out. the governor here in pennsylvania has ordered flags at half staff. quite a display for a man who only two months ago was vilified for not doing enough to stop the sex abuse scandal that ended his career here at penn state. meanwhile, j.c., as you reported, the biggest question remains exactly how will this university, which severed its

the candlelight vigil continues tonight here at beaver stadium.ive in state college, pennsylvania, scott broom, 9 news now. >> thanks a lot. of course, we'll hear from scott again tonight at 11:00 on 9 news now. tough for everybody out there. >>> temperatures dropping, rain expected overnight. what does it mean for the monday morning commute? >> bruce, we're seeing some of that mixed precipitation already coming down in portions of virginia. right now inside the beltway we're doing pretty good, a view from the capitol just fine, but temperatures have hovered right around the 30s most of the day. we're sitting around 30, 31 degrees. that pink on the screen is the mixed precip already through culler,ed through fredericksburg and -- through culpeper, through fred burke and it will be streaming our direction. we'll see a milder air move our way monday and tuesday, but before that happens we could be in for a messy commute tomorrow morning. now winds out of the east, northeast about 5 miles per hour. we'll shift the winds as we head toward monday and t

, over at joe beaver's ranch yesterday and watched a guy practice, a guy, jim hughes, a big time, very successful businessman here in huntsville. he said i don't care who is the republican nominee, i mean, i think he likes romney, i don't care who it is, i'm voting for him. whoever it is, so, i think that's what it's going to come down to. >> neil: very interesting. and don, i appreciate it, i know, your he' taking quality time with your son and agreed to come back tonight on fox business. >> fox business? >> yes. six to 9 p.m. co-anchoring, are you okay with that. >> yes, people don't realize this, you make me do this. >> neil: i don't make you. >> oh, yeah, you don't. you don't hear me call in on anybody else's show, you make me do this. >> neil: just like you make me appear on your fine show which i love. don, seriously, a pleasure, thank you very, very much and i look forward to chatting with you tonight and always, listening and watching you on fox business. and has it been fun for you. >> just fine, neil. you look great today and just go with the pink all day, i guess. >> neil: t

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penn state fans have been gathering at the statue of the long time coach outside beavers stadium. the paterno family released a statement saying he died as he lived. he fought hard until the end, stayed positive and only thought of others. scott broom has reaction from penn state in college park tonight. >> reporter: here at a statue memorializing joe paterno outside beaver stadium, a candlelight vigil continues late into the night with lots of mixed emotions about his death. >> he shouldn't have gone out like this. >> reporter: there is grief here. >> this is really sad. >> reporter: but there's anger and blame, too. >> the stress was just too much for him to handle. i think he went out in a very unfair way. >> the best they could do to terminate him is via a phone call. that's just horrendous. i can't let it go. >> joe paterno is my role model since i was 5 years old. >> reporter: one came with a cutout of the iconic coach. there are candles, signs and flowers. >> it's a shame. >> reporter: his death rubs the emotions raw all over again. >> sow, yeah, the way things ended up for

. >>> thousands gathered outside beaver stadium at penn state last night to honor legendary head coach joe paterno. paterno died early yesterday morning at the age of 85. nbc's brian mooar joins us now live from state college, pennsylvania, with more on paterno's life and somewhat tarnished legacy. brian, good morning. >> reporter: hi, eun. this really is a bittersweet farewell for a fallen football hero. but the people here at penn state are really trying to focus on the happy times. and there were generations of them here. for many fans, joe paterno is penn state football. and it is hard to fathom a future without him. but that is exactly where we are today. last night, there was a vigil. several thousands of people gathering here on the campus to say their farewells. to talk about those happy times here in happy valley. all those wins, all those struggles over the many years, and it was joe paterno at the forefront in all of them. and for many, this was like losing a member of the family. >> this has been a roller coaster from november until now. i think penn state has lost a really

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students and fans filing through laying flowers and tributes at the foot of paterno's statue outside beaver stadium. >> we all kind of knew that he was in frail health and we knew that this was probably pretty imminent. reporter: on saturday night many holding out hope after learning of paterno's rapid decline, staging a vigil filled with candles, reflections and tears for the 85-year-old. joe paterno's storied 46 years as head football coach ending with his ouster, part of the fallout of the child sex charges against the former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky. >> this is not a case about football or universities. it's a case about children who have had their innocence stolen from them and a culture that did nothing to stop it. reporter: this community immensely tied to paterno's reputation showing their anger with dangerous rampage in november clashing with cops. paterno getting the cancer diagnosis days after being fired. now the penn state community looking for the best way to honor a man who many say despite his mistakes will remain a legend. >> i think we'll know joe long past tha

. >> it seems appropriate that those would come straight here to beaver stadium to say goodbye. >> he was a tradition. >> the news came quickly that a long time football coach at lost his -- had lost his battle with cancer. his family released a statement saying -- his family goes on to say "he was a man devoted to his family his university, his players." >> he represents pan state. >> on the street, the. kids were up to give his family's summer -- the barricades were up to give his family some privacy. back at his dacha the committee is pressing for his family. -- the community is pressing for his family. >> we love him. >> his family -- joe paterno made an incredible impact. >> we will have much more on his legacy, coming up in sports. and again tonight at 11:00. >> we're following a developing story near the white house. the demonstrators are marking the 39th anniversary of the controversial roe v wade decision. a former arkansas gov. mike huckabee was the featured speaker. tomorrow, march for life is planning a much bigger rally at noon. president obama issued a short statement sa

. >> reporter: the parade of faithful continues their pilgrimage to the paterno statute outside beaver stadium today. >> i'm still crying. >> reporter: meanwhile, some students wore white to memorialize paterno whose face remains on the jumbotrons overlooking 100,000 empty seats in the stadium. this after a candlelight vigil that drew thousands last night. now plans are made. two days of viewings for paterno. and a huge public service at the 17,000 seat rice jordan center thursday. >> let's, for this moment, think of the positive. >> reporter: meanwhile broadcaster fran fisher age 91, is among those now calling on the same university administration that fired joe paterno for not doing enough to stop the child sex abuse scandal to follow his example, during public mourning. >> i think they owe that to the community, and to the football letterman. and to joe and sue. it is predictable he would put bitterness aside. it is almost certain he didn't put disappointment and sadness aside. i think he's got a broken heart. i think he's hurt. >> reporter: back live now at beaver stadium and looki

over my shoulder, i'm outside beaver stadium. that's where the penn state football team played. there's a vigil going on right now. they are dropped off flowers. they are lighting candles and expressing their thoughts. it was around 9:30 this morning when it was announced that joe paterno passed away. they made that announcement. people rushed up here just to pay tribute to the leader. here's what some of them had to say. >> i don't know. it doesn't make it any easier. you know it was going to happen some time. but it doesn't make it any easier. nothing can prepare you for it. >> a man's life and legacy was tarnished unfairly. and unjustly. had everybody stepped back and let the facts played out, we all would have been better off. >> we're getting this statement from the board of trustees at penn state. it reads "reread grieve for the loss of joe paterno. he made us a greater university. his dedication to ensuring his players were successful both on the field and in life is legendary and his commitment to education is unmatched in college football. his life, work, generosity wil

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the beavers are excited about the upcoming snowfall. we have winter storm warnings for maryland.ith winter weather advisories for the entire state. some wintry weather is coming in. the highs today were before dawn. it was 36 of the airport. the lows will be set through the evening. we're running in the upper 20's north of town. the key to the forecast tonight is that the atmosphere is very dry. the dew point numbers are in the single digits. the lower the dew point, the drier the air. the first snow will dry up. that process takes heat out of the atmosphere. temperatures will drop. expect those to drop into the low 20's tonight as the first snow moves in. these are the remnants of the powerful pacific storm that slammed into seattle. it will bring us a mixed bag and approached d.c. by about midnight. the snow will spread across the baltimore area with the rain in southern maryland. through the night, we will see more snow along the pennsylvania line. we will have rain to the south and east of us. we will wake up to a mixed bag of rain, sleet, and snow. there could be freezing ra

it's not beaver. it's bieber. no. he's a human. >> a nice kid. a nice kid. mr. arnold. >> jimmy: wow. >> they were very nice. we had neil diamond down there. >> jimmy: neil diamond was there? >> how awesome was that? >> jimmy: that's like my justin bieber. >> he's the best. >> jimmy: did you talk to him? >> i did talk to him. >> jimmy: did he enjoy the show? >> i think he did. he threw his hat on the stage. >> jimmy: is that good? >> i think it's good. >> jimmy: how young were you when you started doing standup? >> i was at the university of iowa. 21 or 22. we would go to the student union. and i could do my standup act. everybody drank everclear and punch. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we would get looped. and i'd do my act. and the professionals from minneapolis would do their act. but all my friends would leave with me as soon as i got done. finally, one guy said, i own a club at minneapolis. i will give you a job if you get your friends to stay for the show. i said done deal. when? i quit college. i have a trash bag full of clothes. i get on the bus. i go to minnea

. >> reporter: the parade of faithful continues their pilgrimage to the paterno statue outside beaver stadium today. two days of viewing for paterno, begin tomorrow at the university's center and a huge public service at the 1 7,000- seat brice jordan center thursday. >> meanwhile, legendary penn state broadcaster fran fisher, age 91, is among those calling on the same university administration that fired joe paterno for not doing enough to stop the child sex abuse scandal to follow his example during public mourning. >> i think they owe that to the community. and to the football letter men and to joe and sue. >>> scott broom, 9news now. >>> services. >>> tonight at 7:00. >>> president obama proposes a new idea to raise money if i roadways. first an early check on the forecast. >> reporter: good news bad news. tempers are going up. we are not going to see refreezing tonight. let's start with temperatures. in fact, temperatures have gone up since 5:00. it is now 3 at national. that is as high as it's been all day. and everyone is well above freezing. gaithersburg in the upper 30s. out

we were shortly to be united with the washington beaver and mercer county companies as the 140th pennsylvania volunteers. we were part of zook's brigade. hancock's corps. my rank was first lieutenant, company a. now, the service of the 140th is well documented. suffice it to say that we performed stalwart duty throughout '62, guarding the northern central railroad, that lifeline of men and munitions. in '63, we were on the skirmish line at chancellorsville which is a story unto itself. but today i shall share with you my experience on july 2nd and july 3rd of 1863. barely a mile from where we are here gather ed in -- in a place you will surely recognize simply stated, aptly named the wheat field. it was around 4:00 in the afternoon when the confederate assault began. it was massive, relentless, long streak streaks corps, to break our left flank from the peach orchard to lil rounds top to devil's den to the wheat field. these names have become synonymous with death and sacrifice. when the union at the peach orchard was crushed, the fury shifted to the wheat field. it has been called some of th

. >> following the vigil, they walked to beaver stadium where a statue of him stands. >> on behalf of my family, this man, what he accomplished here and what he did at penn state will never be duplicated. >> paterno's legacy is undeniable. he produced academic all americans and pro football standouts alike. but in november, he was let go for not doing enough to stop jerry sandusky. he was accused of molesting boys four years. paterno was informed of this alleged criminal behavior. he told university officials, but never went to police. his legacy is something that this community takes very seriously. >> will you remember him by the 1% that they did not live up to themselves? >> everyone will remember the joke paterno. i will remember him for being a great football coach for a gift to the community, and a loving family man. >> details on funeral arrangements and a memorial service for the public are still pending. we are live in state college pa.. >> we will have much more on his legacy coming up in the leader in sports. we will also have more on campus tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p

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mourners have been leaving behind flowers and other mementos at the foot of joe paterno's statue at beaverum. a closed casket public viewing is being held on campus today and tomorrow. it will be followed by a memorial service on thursday. >>> happening now environmental protection agency and department of transportation are holding a public hearing in san francisco on proposed new fuel standards for cars. president barack obama has proposed doubling the current average fuel economy to 54 1/2 miles per gallon by 2025. the goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and u.s. dependence on foreign oil. the hearing started at 10:00 at fisherman's wharf. any changes will impact cars starting in the model year 2017. >>> a minor earthquake rattled parts of lake county early this morning. the 3.8 magnitude quake struck just after 4:00 a.m. it was centered four miles southwest of clear lake oaks. the lake county sheriff's office says there have been no reports of damage. >>> good afternoon to you. live look outside our doors, we have partly sunny skies overhead, high clouds in the forecast for the

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this is eastbound, headed over to beaver dam.bart goes up the hill, going up towards the cockeysville, hunt valley area, the same issue still waiting for this major traffic congestion, from traffic moving so slow across these roads that are still just a bit icy. and the temperatures below freezing in the cockeysville area. so even with salt applied, there's still potential for re- freeze. expect these type of conditions throughout the evening. especially in the cockeysville area. back to you on tv hill. >> all right. thank you. captain mike perry in sky eye chopper 13. and first warning weather coverage continues with bernadette woods with more on the system causing this mess. >> the cold front got behind this. yesterday, the cold air has enhanced around the scattered snow showers. they dump very quickly and they continue to move on. very much like our scattered showers during the summertime, where some people get it, and some people get absolutely nothing at all. since temperatures are below freezing, it is laying on some of the

. >> we are just outside of beaver stadium, across the street from the very famous joe paterno statueit is 33 degrees, running hard, and has been all day long, and still tonight after 11:00 there is a crowd of people gathered to pay their respects. it speaks to just how much this man meant to the community, and it is why they packed the arena to say goodbye today. they called it a memorial to joe and it drew a crowd former players and a famous football coaches but mostly people like steve smith who say simply that joe paterno made their lives better. >> my wife and i went to penn state. he started here three months before i was born and has always been part of my life. >> speaker after speaker stood to tell how the simple teacher became the winningest coach ever. >> joe's success and impacted not and sunday when he died, and it will live on it in the lives and hearts of all of the people here for many, many years to come. >> the nike founder called joe paterno his hero. he got the loudest ovation of the afternoon when it they said that joe paterno should share no blame for the sandusk

. >> reporter: it seemed appropriate that those who loved joe paterno would come straight here to beaverdium to say goodbye. >> who he was. what he lived by. tradition. >> the news came quickly that the long-time penn state football coach lost his battle with cancer. his family released a statement saying he died as he lived. he fought hard until the end and stayed positive, thought only of others and constantly reminded everyone of how blessed his life had been. his family goes on to say his amibitions were far reaching but he never believed he had to leave his happen valley to achieve them. he was devoted to his family, his university, his players, and his community. emotional penn state alumni agree. >> he represents penn state. he represents who we are. he brings us together. >> on paterno street, the barricades are up to give his family privacy. back at the statue that bears his likeness, this penn state community is praying for his family. >> he is a fighter. a nittany lion, and we love him, and his family. >> paterno's family said from his living legacy, he has 17 grandchildren an

there's just beaver dam with a few holes ripped in it. >> the first raindrops will fall in the north bay and then we'll see some rain all over the bay area later today. the real downpour should come tomorrow. we'll have the full forecast coming up. you can get weather updates sent to your phone by signing up for mobile ktvu.com. >>> the snow storm in the northwest is causing big problems for travelers trying to fly in and out of bay area airports. sea-tac airport in seattle is closed due to freezing rain. there's no word on when it might reopen. it's already caused the cancellation of two united seattle-bound planes out of sfo. at oakland airport three arrivals and three departures have been cancelled. airport officials here in the bay area say there could be more cabs lagses and delays as the day goes on. >>> the search is on for a driver who fired several shots at close range at an undercover police officer in san leandro. it happened just before 9:30 last night on aloha drive near anza way. he was conducting surveillance for a narcotics investigation. the spix drove toward the unm

. >> reporter: the parade of facebook continues their pilgrimage to the paterno statue outside beaver stadium today. >> i'm still crying. >> reporter: meanwhile, some students wore white to memorialize paterno, whose face remains on the jumbotron. and this after the candlelight vigil that brew thousands last night. now plants are made, two days of viewing at the memorial center. and a huge public service at the 17,000-seat jordan center on thursday. >> bless for this moment, let's think of the positives. >> reporter: meanwhile, the legendary penn state broadcaster age 91. >> people have rushed to judgment. >> reporter: is among those now calling on the same administrative officials for firing joe paterno for not going enough to follow his example during public mourning. >> i think they owe that to the community and to the football letterman. and to joe too, as predictable as he would have been to put that aside. it is almost certain that they did not put disappointment in sadness aside. i think he has a broken heart. i think he's hurt. >> reporter: there are a lot of people here tonig

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fans gathered at his statue outside beaver stadium. >> i don't know why but i got up and drove an hour up here to pay my respects. so, don't really know why. i felt like i needed to be here. >> i'm proud to be part of happen valley, regardless of what happened. i stopped to take pictures because i care for the family, i care for happy valley. >> pa term know passed away this morning from lung cancer. >> in antioch, six people, mostly teens, are recovering after a shooting at a sweet 16 party. it happened last night at a home on willmont court. dozens teens were running from the garage when police showed up. five teenagers and a 21-year-old woman were taken to a hospital. one neighbor says he was playing his xbox when he heardded the gunshots. >> heard gun shots going off. i was actually kind of scared. not used to that stuff. it was pretty hectic. >> the youngest victim is 13 years old. antioch police are following up on leads but as of right now no one has been arrested. >> the water is back on for dozens of customers in the oakland hills after a roadway collapse made a mess of things

all the local stations in san francisco sports radio everybody wants a piece of owen on that owen beaverle williams agent reached out for me on twitter. i responded and kyle williams read it apparently and loved it and wants to send something to owen and write him a note too. >> what are we looking at? epics sweep board? epic sports fan? >> as a father, i'm biased to how i think of my son, but it was a really sweet moment and one of those really when you're a father one of those moments you hang on to. >> you're a better man than i am. there's some chance that i would be teaching my son all right this guys name is kyle williams, we write it down and hate that guy forever. >> elbow for this guy. fail! not me. no listen, i'm a huge 49ers fan. i was disappointed, but you have to teach sports. when you read the ugliness that came up that anna read to us, it's pretty disturbing. >> it's a great story i love owen anyway, he's so adorable. >> he is. >> great story and go and share it with the world. >> we'll send it to kyle. >> everybody just turn on your television set at some point you'll cat

but don't listen to a beaver... take it from the fish. it's true. start your free trial today!er reggie >>> the raiders defense ranked among the worst in the nfl since 2002. tonight, new general manager decided to do something about it. raiders hired dennis allen as their new head coach. allen spent the last season as defensive coordinator of the denver broncos, 39-year-old allen has never been a head coach on any level, but has been an assistant in the nfl since 2002. the raiders haven't had a defenseman go since 1969 when al davis hired john madden. the giants reached agreement on the two-year contract with a reported $40.5 million. most are thinking long-term deals, this is what lincecum was waiting for all along. he will be 29 years old when it expires. yeah, he is due to make $22 million next year. that's $4 million more than this year. look how far he has come since the $650,000 he made in 2009. an average of $20.25 million makes lincecum the highest paid player. signs with the detroit tigers, a nine-year deal, $214 million. how about some hockey. todd mcclellan playing t

. >> school officials at beaver ridge elementary say the teachers were trying to incorporate the historyessons into the math problems. the district destroyed the work sheets. >>> time for a check of the forecast. let's head over to justin and it was may this weekend it was may. >> it felt like it. 66 on saturday. but the record that went back 105 years to 1907 was 74. so we missed the record and it was hot in the past. this is not that unusual. it's not fun for a lot of the local snow lovers. 29 in boughtmore. 30 in ocean city 46 in norfolk and we are on the edge of the cold and the moisture and it looks like it's flaring up across the mountains across west virginia. the high country beneficial inches up to snowshoe and he the got rain down to the south. this is our future trend on the adoneis model. a few models have been trending farther north. not sure it will make it toward p.a. line but near baltimore we will be be on the edge of the precip and during the daylight temperatures will be above freezing. no stickage expected. we expect to have some stick on the grass and a better shot i

but don't listen to a beaver... take it from the fish. it's true. start your free trial today!the rooftops of all four embarcadero buildings are lit up in red tonight, and they will stay that way every day from 4:00 p.m. until midnight through the winning playoff game this sunday. yellow lights are set to go up in the corners sometime tomorrow. you might have noticed coit tower is a glow in red. it should be quite a sight when the new york giants arrive in san francisco. >>> and this is a great story. the 49er president revealed a pair of new parents submitted the winning entry to grab four tickets to sunday's nfc championship game. >> it says, my first child was born during saturday's game. the doctor let us watch the game during labor, so it would be awesome to go and see the nfc champs. >> and they are going to. fans share their 9er thoughts. this young lady appears ready to lead the cheers for the 9er when's they host the giants on sunday. >> and this patrick willis fan says i was president even born the last time the niners made the playoffs. >> he was hardly born the last

but don't listen to a beaver... take it from the fish. it's true. start your free trial today! >> this movie became a classic in 1986 and that free spirit teen is finally showing up and all grown up. >> place is packed with things you have to do. but sometimes you have to live a little. >>reporter: superbowl commercial for honda matthew broderick plays himself living a grown up version of celebrated character buller. honda says there are 2 dozen reference to the film in the ad and will air at the start of the fourth quarter. it's already posted on line and gotten nearly two million i don't know view ins 4 days. >> now to the latest you tube sensation. this woman says she can say any words backward in less than 3 seconds. >> chevrolet. >> faishtion. gallon. down load. lamborgini. >> wins kept the clip in reverse which just resulted of course in more gibberish. nevertheless it's pretty interesting skill. >> try to say them forward that's hard enough. >> yes. >> tl like television. with notice. good job. >> sorry. can dennis allen fix what ails the raiders. the new head coach expl

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. >>> a vigil tonight at the joe paterno statue outside beaver stadium at penn state college because multiple reports say his health has taken a turn for the worse. some reports say paterno has been taken off a respirator and family members have been summonsed to his bedside. dave owens is here to begin our coverage. >> we've seen a lot of twists and turns in this story. at 9:00, reports began spreading that the former penn state coach was dead. then a family spokesperson as well as paterno's son responded saying that was false. scott paterno tweeted that his father was alive but in serious, serious and grave condition. paterno has been battling lung cancer. the diagnosis revealed just nine days after he was fired by penn state in the wake of a sexual abuse scandal involving jerry sandusky. paterno has been in and out of the hospital but recently returned after complications arose from chemotherapy treatments. earlier today family, close friends and former staff members were summonsed to the medical center where paterno is undergoing treatment. of course, the scandal has been the sto

thousands gathered last night outside beaver stadium at paterno's statue to remember the long-time leader of the nittany lions including current players for penn state. >> i can't explain how much he means to me as a coach. he shaped me into the man that i am today, and he's brought everybody here together on this very night. >> to be honest, a little bit of shock. i mean, a lot of my days spent with joe paterno at penn state. just rough. hard to imagine he's gone. >> joe paterno coached the penn state nittany lions for 46 years and is the winningest head coach in division one college football. in 2011 he was inducted into the college football hall of fame. former penn state assistant coach mike mcqueary talked to reporter yesterday, sharing his feelings about the death of paterno. >> deeply saddened. no words, okay? >> reporter: i know you were very close to him. is there any other thoughts you have? >> i have tons of thoughts, but i want to respect his family and him. just remember him privately for right now. >> mcqueary was a central figure in the school's child sex abuse scandal. in

paterno and his wife sue and paterno was immortalized with a larger-than-life bronze statue outside beaverdium in state college. but paterno's accomplishments were dramatically eclipsed in november of 2011 when his former assistant coach, jerry sandusky, was arrested on child sex abuse charges, an explosive national scandal, word paterno might have known of the abuse but never went to police. the revelations toppled the icon in a matter of days. >> joe paterno is no longer the head football coach effective immediately. >> reporter: his abrupt firing triggered an outcry on campus, angry students rioting. >> they made him look like a freaking villain. you call him a legend, treat him like a legend. >> reporter: but paterno appealed for calm and again told students to hit the books. in the midst of the turmoil word came that paterno had another battle on his hands, lung cancer. two months after the scandal broke, his health declining the former coach finally broke his silence giving his first interview to "the washington post." he described his reaction when first told of the abuse allegation

some alumni want to rename the football stadium joe paterno field at beaver stadium. >> on "cbs this morning," pa papa tern know said his dad cared more about his family and teams. >> his legacy will be had in his children and grandchildren. >> paterno's sons greeted mourners at an earlier private service on this first of three days of tribute to a man who will hold a place in penn state history well beyond football. manuel gallegus, cbs news, state college, pennsylvania. >>> at 4:35, here is a look at other things making news today. a string of car bombs wounded dozens. one went off near a school full of children. the attacks are believed to be the latest in a series of attacks against shiites. at least 170 people have died in the attacks across iraq since the year began. the escalating violence threatens to break up iraq's fragile coalition government. >>> officials in italy say preliminary operations are underway to begin removing half a million gallons of fuel from a cruise ship capsized off of italy's coast. officials are trying to prevent the spill into the pristine seas off of