you will find dotty's cafe and, by the way, when dotty's opened up, they were half the size they are today. now they are opened up and they are twice the amount of size and you still can't get in without standing along the alley way and waiting for your turn. that is wonderful. and machine coffee was able to open as more employees come to the neighborhood. at the corner of jones, the majestic bank will move forward with the next few months and you have seen that construction fence around it. and you think nothing is happening in there. there has been a lot happening and i'm very, very excited to help reopen that in very short time. two projects are fostering tourism in san francisco. they are on central market the old grant building and the renoir hotel. you have to know for the grant building, when i first started my job in san francisco government, i was at the human rights commission. we were housed in that old grant building. so i know how that feels, and time has come around because many of you know that my campaign office was on mid-market and it's a constant reminder to me thi

and then he referred to a football reference and talked about his wife, dottie. dottie was seated to his right in the courtroom, and in fact, when he walked into the courtroom, the first thing he did was looked over, he waved at her, smiled at her. the family smiled back at him, his children. he said i told dottie, he was he was reading his statement, he spoke for about 13 minutes, we are in the fourth quarter. you definitely find out who your friends are, who will stand by you. i like to believe they know me the most. they are standing by me. and then ashleigh, for the first time he became emotional. he raised his voice. he choked up with tears, and he said, we're going to smile, and i have to tell you why he said that. it's because he was criticized not just about the prosecutor, but by some of the victims themselves for smiling his way through the court case. he cried when he said this, he said we are going to smile and laugh. we are going to smile and laugh because that's who we are. we smile through the pain. so these are just some of the things that were sa

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. >> reporter: long time cbs news political analyst dottie lynch lost a presented. >> it is a sad day. >> reporter: lynch and her husband also worked on the mcgovern campaign, maintained a close relationship with the understated senator over the following 40 years scray he seemed good. he was a little bit more frail than the last time we had seen him but still traveling, going strong and very, very committed to a number of doess. >>> according to lynch, george mcgovern the person was exactly the same as george mcgovern the politician, a kind and smart man with a wonderful sense of humor i can't he was true to himself. >> lynch said mcgovern's legacy would of course included efforts on hunger. but more broadly she thinks govern will be remembered as a man who picked himself up after his land slide deget to richard nixon. >> his memory will stay if a long time. >> reporter: funeral services will be this friday in sioux falls, south dakota. a private burial will be held at a later date. >>> mcgovern was a decorated world war ii bomber pilot who said he hated war. he promised to end the v

sandusky's wife, dottie will not be eligible for benefits, either. sandusky was sentenced to 30 years behind bars for molesting 10 boys over a 15-year time span. >> turning to baseball, a day of excitement turned to disappointment. the team lost game three. they didn't lose, they got crushed by the cardinals. so it all comes down to tomorrow. >> tonight, nats fans are saying every bedtime prayer, they're trying to find every lucky horseshoe and even every lucky troll doll. tomorrow could be do or die for the nats. >> nats fans may be calling in sick to make it to game four against the cardinals. >> i left work early. i'm going to go make up the hours now. it's tough. >> steve mcguire may be burning the midnight oil right now. >> it's hard to justify. >> ouch. 8-0 was today's score against the cardinals. >> that's okay. we still got one more. you can't count us out. >> even the youngest of fans know a scoreless came can take the wind right out of your sail. >> a record 45,017 people crammed nats park today. combine that with rush hour and you've got a

his wife dotty believes in his innocence.as come by the prison on a number of occasions to visit him and i think you are going to hear a little bit more about that, more about the fact that he believes that he is innocent when he addresses the court tomorrow. >> michael, i want to play another part of the tape where jerry sandusky references the accusers. let's play that. >> -- evaluate the accusers and their families, realize they didn't come out of isolation. the accusers were products of many more people and experiences than me. look at their confidants and their honesty. think about how easy it was for them tturn on me given the information, attention and potential perks. we didn't lose to proven facts, evidence, accurate locations and times. anything can be said. we lost to speculation and stories that were influenced by people who wanted to convict me. >> he's clearly reading a statement which given his interview to bob costas is probably a wise move rather than just speaking off the cuff but he's essentially saying you

sandusky's wife dottie will not be entitled to any benefits either. a lawyer for the former penn state assistant football coach says he plans to fight that decision. on tuesday, sandusky was sentenced to at least 30 years behind bars for molesting ten boys over a 15-year period. >>> a man will spend 40 years in prison for prowling at a local maul and sexually assaulting women in. is surveillance video that montgomery county police just released from that night two years ago. robert cruz gonzalez was sentenced yesterday for stalking a stranger at the aspen hill shopping center, then attacking her and forcing her into a wooded area where he sexually assaulted her. the womanaged to get away. >> another woman has come forward claiming she was fondled by a man in fairfax county. this is the sixth case police have identified in just over a month. the woman says a man approached her from behind, grabbed her and groebed her. investigators think more victims could be out there as well. so far no word on any leads in the investigation. >>> a family in frederick

after that, letters will be entered into the record, including one from his wife, dottie and some of his adult childr children. after that, the victims will have a chance to either speak directly to jerry sandusky, by taking the stand and reading their own statement as or their statement as will be read into the record by prosecutors. not all of the victims will be here. some of them will be. and then, finally, the sentencing. jerry sandusky faces up to 400 years. it's unlikely those would run back to back to back but rather concurrently. this whole procedure will take around a couple of hours. by the time it is over with. then we're very likely to hear from the people who participated afterwards. carol? >> susan candiotti, reporting live to us this morning. let's listen to more of those audiotapes from jerry sandusky. here he says his wife of 45 years remains by his side. >> we must fight unfairness a, inconsistency and dishonesty. people need to be portrayed for who they really are. we have not been complainers. when we couldn't have kids, we adopted. when we didn't have time to pr

as election day draws near americans prepared for all possible outcomes even a rigged election and dotty's new york president asked the people of the big apple what they would do. b.p.'s board of directors of supportively is set to confirm this sale of its shares of the joint venture t n k b p to the russian oil giant rosneft it would make ross nash the world's biggest listed all producing the deal went through. has been following b.p.'s board meeting in london. according to various media sources close to the deal b.p.'s board of directors today unanimously approved the sale of its fifty percent stake if its russian joint venture t.n. k.b.p.s. igor sets in who's the head of ross now after he met with b.p.'s chief executive in london ahead of the official offer made by the russians and bob dudley reportedly addressed bibi's board of directors where he spoke about the advantages that would be brought to the british oil giant if they accepted the ross net deal and according to reports tonight it looks as though the board of directors unanimously agreed with bob dudley and approved this very i

. >> reporter: his wife, dottie, in court for support. sandusky complained about the verdict, and in a defiant but trembling voice, proclaimed innocence. "i feel a need to talk. i didn't do these alleged disgusting acts." a more emotional echo of what we heard him say in a public statement release to the penn state radio station. >> they can treat me as a monster, but they can't take away my heart. >> reporter: but in court sandusky would not have the last word. three of his ten victims confronted him face to face. victim five, "i'm haunted by his naked dy." victim six, "kids you promised to help you victimized" and victim four, "you were supposed to be a role model. instead you decided to attack us." their former mentor turned tore meanter maintaining his own delusion said the lead prosecutor that it was sandusky, not the boys, who were victimized. >> a masterpiece in self-delusion. completely untethered from reality and without any acceptance of responsibility. >> reporter: life in prison echoing in his ears heading back to isolation at

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long time cbs news political analyst dottie lynch lost a friend. >> it is a sad day. >> lynch and herband, who worked on the mcgovern campaign, main tainted a close relationship with the senator over the following 40 years, seeing him most recently this summer for his 90th birthday celebration. >> he was a little bit more trail. but still, traveling, making speeches and very committed to a number of causes. >> according to lynch, george mcgovern the person was exactly the same as george mcgovern the politician. the kind and smart man with a wonderful sense of humor. >> he was true to himself and very, very passionate. >> reporter: lynch said mcgovern's legacy would include his efforts on behalf of the poor and hungry. but more broadly, she thinks george mcgovern will be accurately remember. i can't his legacy is going to stay and his memory is going to stay if a long time. >> funeral services will be held friday. a private burial will be held at a later date at rock creek cemetery in washington. >>> a car bomb flowedded sunday killing 13 people. the blast happened as a united nations

he called character witnesses including his wife dottie and people who benefited from his charity theecond mile. they convicted him on 45 of 48 counts. they imposed sanctions against penn state including a 60 million-dollar fine and a four- year bowl ban. and the court ruled whether to designate him as a sexually violent predator. the sentencing will be following and no cameras, no e- mails allowed and jerry sandusky is expected to spend the rest of his life in prison, pam? >>> thank you for the latest on the jerry sandusky case. time now 6:38 matt keller is at the elementary school with a look at the results of a new study by a group called children now. >> reporter: we are at the unified school district which is highly rated rating it 8 out of 10. now a new report released by children now released some positive news for all children in santa clara county. it tracks all california counties. santa clara county was in the top categories including three that attend preschool and children who had health insurance for an entire year. they are quickly gauges where children are doing well a

including ones from his wife, dotty. from five of his six adopted children. from former penn state football players and from children who benefited from his second mile charity. the sentencing hearing gets underway at 9:00 a.m. live from bellefonte, pennsylvania, andrea mccarren, 9news. >> we know you'll be covering every aspect of it, andrea, thank you so much. several jurors have said that they hope sandusky gets life in prison. sandusky's lawyers confirm they will appeal, arguing they did not have sufficient time to prepare for this case. >>> montgomery county police officers involved in the shooting death of a man in silver spring are off duty tonight. police responded to woodland drive and floral lane overnight after a man called 911 threatening to kill himself. when the officers got there, they found 22-year-old tracy woodfork with a gun on his back stairwell of his girlfriend's house. investigators say officers shot wood fork and he started to walk up the stairwell holding that gun. the girlfriend and three children she was babysitting were not hurt. t

his wife, dottie is also in court this day. she has submitted a written statement.ome of his adult children and other supporters of his. then there will be a chance for the victims to address jerry sandusky directly. some will. some have elected to have prosecutors to read a statement for them. and then the sentence will happen. up to 400 years, perhaps, running back to back. more likely those sentences would be running concurrently. jerry sandusky, 68 years old. more likely than not to be spending the rest of his life in jail. >> jerry sandusky, we're told, his attorneys will have ten days after the sentencing to appeal the decision. susan, spell out for me in that audiotape released from jail yesterday. it was bizarre, frankly, i thought, where he literally blamed the victims of his assault and said that he was ultimately the one who was a victim. explain to me why he would think that would be a good strategy for his hearing today. >> reporter: what a stunning set of circumstances here. putting that out, his public voice, through a radio station. the judge, eviden

. >> with his wife, dotty, and four of his children in the courtroom, sandusky choked back tears as he delivered rambling, defiant, unrepentant testimony. i'm filled with emotion and determination, he said. i didn't do these alleged disgusting acts. sandusky and his defense team promised an appeal inassistant they were not given sufficient time to prepare for the trial. >> today, it will be jerry sandusky's rights and you'll say, waited wait a minute, i need more time. >> his words were no match of the gut wrenching testimony of four of his six victims. it will be inside me for ever. you said you were the tickle monster so you could touch my 11-year-old body. finally, he forced me to touch him. he called it horseplay. only later did i understand the sexual assault. i'm troubled by flashbacks of his naked body. one by one, they detailed the physical and emotional anguish inflicted by sandusky and the betrayal of the father figure they became to trust. >> beforehanding down the sentence, the judge addressed the victims directly. he said it's for your courage and not for the assault that

dottie sandusky as well as jerry's children who are also there in the courtroom, kara, e.j.rry stood up and he gave his statement for 13 minutes. he looked over at his family, became somewhat emotional and i said i feel the need to talk, not for arrogance but from my heart. i'm filled with emotion and determination. i does not do these disgusting acts. others can make me out to be a monster, but they cannot take away my heart. jerry sandusky has always maintained his innocence and today when he was in urt, he painted himself as the victim here. brooke? >> maintain his innocence, but convicted of molesting ten boys over 15 years. finally, jason, how did he appear leaving court? we had the bullet prove vest on. what is next for him? >> reporter: well, what is next for him, if you believe what his attorney joe amendola says is an appeal. joe amendola feels as though -- told me outside the court here today, he did not have adequate time to prepare his case, he said he had to stop with the investigating at one point, which he needed to do, in order to prepare for trial. so he's g

sandusky's wife dottie will not be entitled to any benefits either. a lawyer says he plans to fight that decision. on tuesday, sandusky was sentenced to at least 30 years behind bars for molesting ten boys over a 15-year period. >>> the captain of the cruise ship that capsized off the italian coast is suing after he was fired. ske tino is suing for wrongful dismissal and is demanding his job back. he is facing several charges for manslaughter and abandoning ship. he was the captain of the costa concordia. prosecutors say he misled the coast guard about the truex tent of the disaster. >>> this morning we are learning new information into how a man was able to go through airport security with a smoke grenade and other weapons in his luggage. federal agents arrested the 28-year-old at the los angeles airport during a layover on his way home from boston to japan. officials in south korea say they screened the man's luggage when he made a stop there but found no hazardous materials. u.s. agents say the smoke grenade violates the u.n. regulations for shippi

in that letter, dottie sandusky defends the former penn state football coach. she said her husband is a man of very high morals who always puts others before himself. she went on to say, she no longer has faith in police or the legal system. a judge sentenced jerry sandusky to 60 years in prison on 40 counts of child sex abuse. sandusky maintains his innocence. >>> rains in southern california are causing big problems. take a look at this. a combination of heavy rain and soggy soil caused this big tree to come crashing down right onto two parked cars. someone in the office across the street shot this video and posted it online. fortunately, no one was inside either vehicle at the time. >>> same problem not too far away in los angeles. those heavy rains anded floo flooding shut down several lanes of the 60 freeway for miles. even though it caused backup, no major accidents were reported. >>> who we call and how long we talk may be determined by the weather. a british study of over 1 million cell phone users find when the weather is uncomfortably cold, hot, or we

talked about how in his prison cell, he reached over on his 46th wedding anniversary to hug his wife dottiebanged into a wall. judge cleland was very stern and measured in his talk. he called this a story of betrayal. he said your crime, addressing sandusky, is not just the assault you did on these victims' bodies, but the assault you did on their psyches and their souls, and he said the sentence he was imposing of 30 years, knowing, recognizing that sandusky was a 68-year-old man, means that you will go to jail for the rest of your life. >> and i know that sandusky'sam has said that he's going to pursue this and appeal this, which is not a surprise, but does it seem like there are significant grounds for an appeal? >> reporter: well, the grounds for appeal that sandusky's lawyer have cited was that they didn't have enough time to prepare their defense, to research all the victims' stories, to come up with evidence that might dispute those stories. it is a reed that they can hang on. they will certainly try to make the most of it on appeal, but i think the sheer power of these eight victims

. >> reporter: his wife in dottie in court for support.lained about the verdicten a defiant trembling voice proclaimed innocence. quote, i feel a need to talk. i didn't do these alleged disgusting acts. a more emotional echo of what we heard him say in a public statement released to the penn state radio station. >> they can treat me as a monster but they can't take away my heart. >> reporter: but in court, sandusky would not have the last word. three of his ten victims confronted him face to face. victim five, i am haunted by his naked body. victim six, kids you promised to help you victimized. and victim four, you were supposed to be a role model. instead you decided to attack us. their former mentor turned tormentor, maintaining his own delusion, said the lead prosecutor that it was sandusky not the boys who were victimized. >> a masterpiece of denial, self-delusion, completely untethered from reality, and without any acceptance of responsibility. >> reporter: life in prison echoing in his ears, heading back to isolation at county jail,

as dottie noted, many state and local governments are in the early stages of adjusting to the effects of that model on their local offices. the key difference being both case managers and applicants don't have that face-to-face contact. the online application at a phone interview model, it also changes other communications. we had, for instance, the video clips running in waiting rooms. it's just that region as large an audience as it did in the past. but there are some strategies state and local governments can employ when adjusting to these new models. one is a real very straightforward as the messages we use to have an, or allowed in love in our local offices. those need to be out on the web in a format that can be accessible, either mobile or buy a desktop. and i think online application questions need to be reviewed carefully. both on the customer facing side and as they come back through the case manager or the agency side, on the backend. i think is the risk of not catching all the customers needs, you know, if the application forms so to speak don't have enough blanks i guess

occasionally, though, we could see his wife, dottie, crying.estingly that throughout the proceedings, martha she was also chewing gum. but there were a number of tears. martha: david lee, thank you very much. bill: breaking news from penn state there. what happened in libya? and could the murder of four americans have been prevented? that is what will be on the line this week when a house hearing gets underway at this hour tomorrow. we will talk to a congress pwhapb who icongressman who is asking some of those questions. republican trey gowdy, he's on deck. martha: how would you like to have that vantage point on the big jump? we under about an hour away now from the 23-mile plunge that felix baumgartner expects to steak from outer space. bill: and he's wearing a camera. ♪ some people call me a space cowboy, yeah, some people call me the gangster of love. some people call me missour maurice -- ♪ bill: just past 10:30 in new york now. the first congressional hearing on the deadly attack on our consulate in libya, that will be held tomorrow by th

. >>> jerry sandusky and his wife, dottie, blaming the victims for his sex abuse sentencing. asking for mercy, he attacked the boys he molested as ungrateful liars. he wrote, "what would be the outcome if all the accusers and their families were investigated? all their issues would surface. they would no longer be poor, innocent people, as portrayed." >>> the justices heard oral arguments yesterday in a case that could impact admission policies at private and public policies. abigail fisher sued the university of texas, claiming she was denied admission to her dream school because she was white. >>> as the death toll in the fungal meningitis outbreak rises, calls for more oversight. at least two lawmakers are introducing bills to strengthen the fda's oversight of compounding pharmacies, including necc. the one linked to this outbreak, which shares property with a garbage dump. a second compounding facility under the same ownership is under federal inspection. 12 people have died. at least 137 infected in 11 states. the hardest hit states, tennessee, michigan, and virginia. >>

he said he only had sex with his wife dottie, and that was only after they were married. his statement was very similar to the taped remarks recorded by a penn state radio station and released yesterday. and just a short time ago the prosecutor in this case dismissed sandusky's overall remarks. listen. >> his statement last night was the same as it was today in court. the banal, delusional, self-referential, ludicrous statement that appeared to be, frankly, a testimony to himself. >> reporter: there was a great deal of emotion in the courtroom, though, when the victims spoke, at least three of them spoke before the judge. they gave what are called victim impact statements. one of them said, and i'm going to quote, megyn: i don't know how to process what happened when you told me you were the tickle monster and touched my 11-year-old body. meanwhile, the defense says it is now in the process of filing an appeal. defense attorney joe amendola said if there was more time, they would have won an acquittal. listen. >> we believed if we had enough time, we could develop enough

right before it was handed down, we saw him cry and that was when he was talking about his wife, dottieted from her. he said that he doesn't like being called a child know wles ter, but what really hurts and where the pain really comes from is being separated from his wife and his family. he said he talked about this year's wedding anniversary, he rolled over in bed to give her a hug and instead he hit a cinder block wall because he's in jail. he also talked about clinging to hope and fighting for the people that still support him. he said that he still thinks about kids and day dreams about smiling children, throws kids up into the air and having water balloon fights. so he still is pre-claiming his innocence. he did not stray in fr that at all. >> still discussing kids and water balloon fligights. we know the judge could have sentenced him to a lot more time. he faced a max of 400 years in prison. what did the judge say about the minimum of 30 years? >> reporter: the judge recognized the law allowed him to give sandusky centuries in jail, but he thought that was too abstract. he wante