i did not find that evidence. >> but you know as well as i do, frank, joe paterno, was the most powerful on the campus, arguably the most powerful coach in college football. he knew what was going on in that university. and the argument is if he knew, what he knew, he should have put a stop to it. he should have done more. >> well, that's right. and i don't see any need to judge him beyond his own words. he said it best. i didn't do enough. i should have done more. >> that was armin keteyian reporting. spanier, schultz, and curley deny taking part any any coverup. they are due to stand trial on charges of perjury and other related crimes sometime next year. and you can see more of this story tonight on showtime's "60 minutes sports." >>> when we return, a historic penalty in one of the world's old is sports events. >>> and searing skyscraper. we'll show you a building that inadvertently acts as a magnifying glass, giving off enough heat to burn cars. searing skyscraper. we'll show you a building that inadvertently acts as a magnifying glass, giving off enough heat to burn cars. d statl a

, were top penn state officials involved in a cover up and what about the legendary head coach, joe paternore is armen keteyian. >> reporter: frank fina the chief deputy attorney general for pennsylvania was the architect of the case against sandusky. joseph mcgettigan was the hammer, a seasoned no nonsense prosecutor. it took awhile before the prosecutors realized that penn state president graham spanier, senior vice president gary schulz and athletic director tim curley were putting the school's brand above the repeated sexual abuse of young boys. >> got massive multi-billion dollar entity that at the time we don't realize, although we would come to realize, may not be fully submitted to disclosing what the reality is, we come to realize that they are actively obstructing our investigation. >> reporter: they're obstructing justice. >> had been for many years. >> reporter: in a detailed independent investigative report commissioned by the penn state board of trustees, former fbi director louis freeh found spanier, schulz, curlily, repeatedly concealed facts about the abuse from the authori

a post-season ban, a 60-million- dollar fine and 13 years of vacated wins of legendary coach joe paternoace. the u.s. postal service unveils its new forever stamp. in los angeles, postal officials dropped the curtain on this oversized stamp featuring the likeness of music legend ray charles, it included his signature smile. it's part of a special series called "music icons forever". you can buy the "ray charles forever" stamps at your local post office or online. yuengling...like you never seen it! it will now be available.. in the form of ice cream! "yuengling's ice cream" will be available in mid- atlantic states in march. one of the new flavors will be called "black and tan"... a chocolate and caramel mix. enjoy the chef's special made from local farm produce. farm to chef is taking place at the american visionary art museum. laura alima from chef expressions.. joinins us for this mornings hometown hotspot. - tell us about farm to chef. - what can we experience? - what else can we enjoy? farm to chef is taking place at the american visionary art museum monday, september 30th. to learn