i didn't know how to handle it, in hindsight i wish i had done more. at first paterno was furious when he was fired but in the interview he tried to stay positive. >> i have had a wonderful experience here at penn state. i don't want to walk away from this thing bitter. >> reporter: he insists he's proud of his record. >> i don't think i deviated from what i am all about and what i thought was important. >> reporter: a source close to paterno says he has more to say about the matter but his plans were cut short when he was readmitted to the hospital last week for what a spokesman said were minor complications related to cancer treatments. after hearing from angry alumni rodney erickson said the school wants to honor paterno but not for his conduct in this matter. tamron? >> thank you. now here's brian williams with what's coming up tonight on "nightly news." >> coming up, in a business where perfection is the ideal, modeling, we're going to

>> with hindsight or without hindsight. >> i'm talking about with foresight. >> if someone walks in andnuclear weapon and we have reason to believe that ahmadinejad would use it. i think that no american president, i can't say this about obama, but even obama, would not tolerate an iranian nuclear weapon. >> when would you do in that circumstance? >> by then you've been pushed into a corner that only military action is capable. the reason i site reagan and eisenhower, you want to shape the eventually by taking steps now that alter the iranian regime nonmilitarily. i would say the same thing in north korea. our ultimate goal is to get past the dictator. >> but america can't look forward to have another conflict with iran or north korea. you're not going to be committing that number of boots on the ground again. >> first of all, i don't think there's any circumstances you would want to put hundreds of thousands of troops into iran. but for circumstances where you might want to go after the nuclear program. and the question becomes, this is what the real world's all about. you're suddenly

well some hindsight seven through the head. go to the back again connect with and from the golden ratings seventy three advantage at the end of the first quarter but five minutes before half. one yard touchdown run by our own plastic trim the deficit the seventeen thirteen hours that both the fans remain resolute despite your best efforts were unable to save the time since the ravens will not meet tom brady's year england patriots. staying in america and in the n.b.a. utah one for the second time in as many days to overpower the denver nuggets one hundred sixty ninety six on the road it proved to be a tight game until the fourth quarter later the second hour and after that when i get in front forty eight forty six and then you still got the jazz you gain the advantage in the first gordon hayward finishing this dunk after nice and still to make it sixty seven sixty two to utah and the fourth quarter of zero was all about you and sixteen points in the last twelve minutes if you try that one three hundred twelve games this season

>> you mean with hindsight or without hindsight?ht. >> somebody walks in and says to you we believe iran is two weeks away from having a nuclear weapon. i think no american president, i can't say this about obama, but i think even obama would, in the end, not tolerate an iranian nuclear weapon. by then, you've been pushed into a corner where only military action is capable. the reason i cite reagan and eisenhower, you want to shape by taking steps now that alter the regime nonmilitarily. i'd say the same thing for north korea. our ultimate goal has to be to get beyond the dictatorship. >> america cannot afford to have another iraq-style conflict with either iran or north korea. you're not going to be committing hundreds of thousands of boots on the ground probably again. >> first of all, i don't think there's any circumstance where you want to put hundreds of thousands of troops into iran. but there are circumstances where you might want to go after the nuclear program. and the question becomes -- this is what the real world is all

i mean, you can look back in hindsight and say a lot of things.very intelligence group in the world believed saddam was dangerous, given the real danger of him getting weapons. >> president in a year's time, which you may be, and you're faced with the same compelling evidence about the new leader in north korea, for example. what would you do? are you just going to accept that level of intelligence again? >> you mean with hindsight or not. >> with foresight. >> somebody walks in says we have reason to believe the iranians are two weeks from having an nuclear weapon, we have reason to blee ama did i know jod would use it. no american president, i can't say about obama, i think even obama would in the end not tolerate an iranian nuclear weapon. >> what would you do in that circumstance. >> by then, you are pushed into a corner where only military action is possible. you want to shape the eventuality by taking steps now that fundamentally alter the iranian regime nonmilitarily. the ultimate goal in north korea has to be to get beyond the dictatorship

he admits in hindsight that he wished he had done more. the turner now says that he notified his bosses, thinking they would have greater expertise than him in handling the matter. sandusky maintains his innocence. >>> 17-year-old area on a car was last seen on campus tuesday at howard university. her friends are using social media to try to find her. she lives in a female-only dorm. she does not have a roommate. >> i was wondering because she is the only one who stays across the hall from me and i have not seen her. >> they say she has a boyfriend who lives off campus. what colors did and sometimes go days without contacting their parents, authorities are concerned because she is a minor. anybody with inflation is asked to contact howard university. >>> the man accused of cutting nine women on their backsides at malls and stores in fairfax county is in police custody. johnny pimentel was arrested in peru and extradition hearing is expected shortly. the police have never revealed the motive behind the attacks. >>> authorities are looking f

he said in hindsight he wished he had done more, but passing the matter on to his superiors is what he thought was best at the time. >> i never had to deal with something like that. >> some question whether he was trying to cover-up the obligations, but many stood up for him. >> what you did to coach joe paterno is unconscionable. >> the firing march atred his legacy. he has been in the hospital for a little over a week, initially in admitted for observation, but his condition has turned more serious. >> we will continue to monitor this unfolding story. for instant updates, log onto wjla.com. you at 11:00, a major fire destroyed a home in oxon hill. the fire broke out around 8:00 p.m. as firefighters battled the flames, they heard a dog barking. the firefighters went to the back of the house and arrested the pet from the basement. two other dogs are still missing. the cause of the fire is under investigation. today, the first real snowfall of the winter season, except for the surprise one and october. folks to the north also got snow. we have complete store much coverage. first, let's

in hindsight, i should have done more. he never had any ideas about sandusky prior to that time and was never aware of an investigation of him. his relationship with sandusky was professional, not social, he says. sources close to paterno said he was at first furious when he was fired in a phone call, but in the interview, paterno tried to stay positive. >> i've had a wonderful experience here at penn state. i don't want to walk away from this thing bitter. >> penn state's new president rod erickson said they will pay paterno's legal fees and continue to pay his contract even though he's been fired. penn state wants to honor him for his past service but not, a spokesman says, for his conduct in this matter. michael isakof, washington. >>> a major push tonight by social conservatives against mitt romney. 150 evangelical leaders are rivalling behind one of romney's rivals in an effort to stop him from running away with the nomination. we're in south carolina with the details. >> reporter: as most of the republican field gath

and in addition, i think in hindsight was the key. it was the first time i'd actually been to korea for number of years, and i hadn't at all appreciated how much korea was adapting and changing, and linked in the title, something i'm trying to introduce across the culture-- and the clients. why do we call south korea an emerging enomy any more? i get intit a bit in there and i have all these indicators i look at about development and productivity. and korea scores better than every gheav 7 country, except canada. and yet we call it an emerging economy. >> rose: why is that? we'll come back to why yo wrote e book. >> i think it's because of the easiness and the laziness of business culture and history, really. >> rose: in other words, they don't pay attention to that kind of distinction and recognizing that it's neither fish nor fowl or something? >> yeah, i think that's right. this is why i call the four brics and the few others these days the growth markets because i think they need to be regarded as something different than-- they'r

the media in america at the time in hindsight of course their justification for the war were more spurious and best and it just they were they were falsehoods one of the things that was most disturbing about the nuclear issue was that. in november the inspectors went into iraq to look at whether there were weapons of mass destruction or program. modeled darted put out reports that they were unable to find any trace and while it was not possible one hundred percent the thing that's going on it was a very very high likelihood that nothing was going on and this got very little coverage following the government's conception a large number of the american media demonize saddam hussein and discredited all those who are against the war some american sadly not interested in victory and yet they want us to believe that their behavior is patriotic well it's not. for media organizations and it's people the war did not start with the invasion in iraq but from the very moment president bush demanded the withdrawal of all journalists from the area of operations. for their own safety off foreign national

in an interview with "the washington post," paterno said in hindsight he wishes he had done more. according to court documents in 2002, mike mcqueary first told him he saw jerry sandusky abusing a boy in a locker room. paterno said he was confused about how to handle the situation. >> and then i called my superiors and i said hey, we've got a problem i think. would you guys look into it? i didn't know -- you know, i had never had to deal with something like that. and i didn't feel adequate. >> sources close to paterno say he was furious when he was fired but in the interview he insists he's not bitter. penn state will continue to pay out his contract as well as his legal fees. and now to decision 2012. the south carolina primary, one week away now. and rick santorum has picked up a major endorsement today. a group of influential christian conservatives backing him for the republican presidential nomination. 60% of south carolina voters describe themselves as evangelical christians. mitt romney is still the republican front-runner in south carolina. and still ahead on news 4 tonigh

"in hindsight," he says, "i wish i had done more."cing charges of perjury and failing to report allegations to police. jerry sandusky is charged with assaulting at least 10 boys over a 15-year period. all three maintain their innocence on all charges. nbc news. >> still ahead, a pet joins us looking for a good home. >> project 2012 details coming up. >> and it is a cold day ahead coming up. i'll tell you why the eastern shore may see some know >> good morning. we're starting you off with a live view at m&t stadium. the crowd is going to be wild. the game kicking off at 1:00 p.m. currently, 33 degrees downtown. 34 at b.w.i. marshall. it is a chilly start to the day. hms temperatures will be colder as you head into the afternoon. we are expecting a cold front to push in. that will keep temperatures down today. here's a look at h.d. doppler. that front is helping move south. it could make its way to ocean city. we have you'll had flakes out near gaithersburg. besides that, high temperatures building in. that will help temperatures in the

in hindsight, i look back at that and realize that it had much more of an impact on me than i knew at the time. i knew when i carried out the last execution that i would not do it again. i got very sick after that execution, but that is what it was like for me. i practiced what i call servant leadership. i would get home at about 2:00 in the morning and find it difficult to do anything but pace in my house with everybody else is asleep and return to the prison as early as 6:30 or 7:00 the next morning to check on everyone, and that is how i handled it -- pace in my house with everybody asleep. >> describe a situation where you would bring felony charges against a prosecutor for job- related conduct. >> if we had evidence that a prosecutor has engaged in felonious conduct, we would evaluate the evidence. it is what we would do in any other case. we determine the level of the conduct, the quality of the evidence, whether the evidence will be admissible in court in order to meet our burden of proof, which is the element of reasonable doubt. then we would probably prosecute a prosecutor o

said he would lead from behind in libya which seemed to be in hindsight a smart strategy as well so he's essentially protected his flank against the republicans this issue it's going to be hard for the upon the michele bachmann has to go kind of out on the limb you know and with a rather farfetched argument in order to try to attack the president on his positions on the arab spring so like it or not i think the president has taken arab spring off the table as well as an election year thing so i mean the fact that they have gotten. the war in libya and that was quite a sight criticized by john mccain it was endorsing mitt romney that's right now mind you if the situation in libya deteriorates if the situation in egypt deteriorates if we have full scale civil war in syria that's another matter but the situations as they stand now with elections in egypt with the situation relatively stable in. libya and the situation of course is not good in syria but the level of violence hasn't escalated to an all out civil war. status quo if that remains i don't think some of the election year issue tha

them in hindsight edged ahead to michael beasley nineteen one eighty nine but it was not enough as bryant proved to be unstoppable at the end of the game to make his eight hundred six point two one hundred one win it's. now with a week to go before the super bowl the traditional pro ball has been staged and brandon marshall scored a record four touchdowns in the a.f.c. fifty nine to forty one went over the n.f.c. hawaii was the backdrop for this all star game that sees the best players from the n.f.l. head to head quarterback aaron rodgers the n.f.c. and early fourteen will lead this process to other fitzgerald. not four touchdowns from miami dolphins wide receiver last ok we have seen victory among those two days was this link up with andy dalton in the third lesson if you can more on the ball. just watch the replay fifty nine forty one again the final score the a.f.c. . and finally russia's wrestlers dominated the annual reading grand prix in siberia a promising test for the russian team ahead of the london olympics and one cause for every four pts. using the three day event wraps up wi

in hindsight i wish i had done more. he said he had no inkling about any allegations about sandusky prior to that time. and was never told about a 1998 police investigation of him. his relationship with sandusky was professional, not social, he says. sources close to paterno say he was at first furious when he was fired in the phone call. but in the interview, paterno tried to stay positive. >> i have had a wonderful experience here at penn state. i don't want to walk away from this thing bitter. >> reporter: penn state's new president rodney erickson said that the school will pay the legal fees in the probe and continue to pay out his contract even though he has been fired. penn state also wants to find a way to honor paterno for his past service. but not a spokesman says for his conduct in this matter. >>> to presidential politics now and a major push by social conservatives against mitt romney. 150 evangelical leaders are uniting behind one of his rivals in an effort to stop him from running away with the nomination.