memphis with one timeout.no more. 8 fouls and 10 plus as you see. 87-81. >> clark: you still have a chance if you are memphis. apply pressure and just try to get a stop. you don't have to force a turnover or foul right away. he could not get his feet moved. antonio barton could not close the trap. that means russ smith heads to the free throw line. >> verne: smith 13 points in the 1st half. >> clark: he's been excellent. made 8 of his 9 free throws today. very disruptive defensively. knocked down some timely shots and created oven for his teammates on occasion. -- offense for his teammates on occasion. >> barton with the rebound. >> clark: you dont need 3. just attack. >> verne: the dish. and dieng fouls black. this louisville offense. >> clark: excellent in the halfcourt. getting opportunities. kyle kuric from russ smith. >> verne: 3 of 4 at the day. we have less than a minute to go.

he said i really don't want to stay in memphis as an assistant. he said i am offering you the head coach job. >> clark: at 31 years old. 5 points down. 42 seconds left. if you are memphis, you have 2 or 3 seconds to force a turnover. then you have to foul. you have to try to get cooperation from the foul line from louisville. memphis i am talking about. >> yes. >> clark: you get good pressure. try to force a turnover. you have to foul immediately. louisville on the other hand, they want to mike sure they execute. come strong to the ball. and don't turn it over. >> verne: siva. >> clark: you've got to foul. >> verne: jackson fouls him. 39.4 to go. that's the 10th team foul so siva shoots 2. his first time at the line tonight. >> clark: i am impressed with this louisville team. figure how banged up they have been. they have not been as smooth offensively as they would like to be. they are gety healthy, this team will be one to be reckoned with. >> verne: jackson. rejected. gorgui dieng out of senegal. he speaks 5 languages and rejected in all 5. >>

. >>> now to that investigation out of memphis. sexual abuse allegations are surfacing against the head of the amateur athletic union. two men said they were abused by dodd. george who swell in memphis. joining us on the phone right now. what more is being said about this investigation? >> reporter: both men said they decided to speak out, basically, start talking to family members and speak publicly in light of the same sex scandals at penn state and syracuse universities. memphis police tell us there's an active investigation into the alleged actions of robert bobby dodd the now former president and ceo of the amateur athletic union which is one of the largest nonprofit organizations in sports. the investigation comes after two former players now grown men came forward espn outside the line alleging that dodd touched them inappropriately when they were teenagers playing for one of his teams here in memphis. one of the men spoke anonymously to espn. but ralph west in miami spoke publicly. he said he was sexually abused six times i

>> well, i lived in the memphis area and remember the big news, there is the memphis commercial appealsrning daily, we all read it. and i are remember when that story happened 18, 19 years ago. because i was living there. and the reporting was such that it was horrendously scandalous. you couldn't believe how horrible the story was. the boys were, all kinds of bad things were done to these three little cub scouts and turns out not all that was accurate. if you look at what happened to those three defendants, it was mishandled from the very beginning. one kid was 14 years old. the police took him into a room. kept him for hours. his parents were trying to get to him. police broke him down. when they went to trial, there's no physical evidence against the defendants because they're not guilty, okay? so, they rely on bogus confessions. they rely on jailhouse snitches, all these other things that aren't really evidence. but even i think in the west memphis three, there was not even bad science at trial. there was just this, this very

police in memphis, tennessee opened an investigation. no comment from dodd who is battling colon cancer. >>> in oslo, norway today three women took center stage accepting the nobel peace prize. the women are being honored for their individual fights against injustice, dictatorship and sexual violence in libya and yemen. >>> congress is still focused the payroll tax cut. democrats and republicans have competing plans. president barack obama is pressing lawmakers to cut a deal, but even with that he acknowledged to cbs news there's no quick fix for the economy. >> did you over promise? did you underestimate how difficult this was going snob. >> didn't overpromise and i didn't underestimate how tough this was going to be. i always believed that this was a long term project. this wasn't a short term project. and, you know, for individual americans who are struggling right now, they have every reason to be impatient. reversing structural problems in our economy that had been building up for two decades. that's going to take time. it's going t

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and you're from the memphis supposed to have the best barbecue? >> need, need. >> all right. that looks good. what else do we have here? some nice ribs? >> we have our version of the baby back rib as well. that we serve at the restaurant. and the most popular is the st. louis spareribs, tender, fall off the bone ribs. >> wait a minute. what's the difference between the two now? >> obviously size is a difference and there again, this is the st. louis spin on it. this is the baby back ribs. >> i see it. i kind of like -- spare ribs are the longer, larger ribs. >> have an appetizer. >> it runs down your wrist. i like that, fall off the bone. and then the baked beans, of course. are they good? >> best baked beans you ever had in your life? >> we put everything, brown sugar, maleses, it is a -- molasses, it is a secret. >> did you give me a recipe to put on my web site, jchayward.com. >> absolutely. >> which recipe? >> what we're going to do, ma'am, include the pulled pork egg roll. we have the cole slaw, our version will be on there as well. and the barbecue burr blanc sauce that

cnn george howell is in memphis. he joins us now live. so, george, what more, if anything, is being said about these allegations? >> reporter: fredericka, we just got off the phone with police. they say there's an active investigation into bobby dodd. the amateur athletic union is one of the largest sports organization in the country. two men spoke out claiming they were sexually abused back in the 1980s by dodd. one of them spoke anonymously. frank west spoke out. said he was sexually abused six times while a teenager. listen to what he told "outside the lines." >> i was dead asleep and i don't remember anything but waking up and he has -- he's trying to put his hand in my boxer shorts. i jumped up straight out of bed and he's not there but he's laying on the floor next to me down by the bed and of course i was freaked out. >> how did he get in the room? >> he had a key. he always somehow had a key to whatever room i was in. >> we are just starting to see bits and pieces of this story online. the full story is expected to air sunday on e

based upon the memphis model. this took place mid september. since that time we've continued the process of working with our community partners. you have michael goth and o'connor here who are representatives of that private partnership. we've identified a few things that have actually been solidified. we'll have our first class training that's going to take place december 5-8 at the police academy. part of the implementation and at chief's direction is the desire to have this be a patrol driven function and the whole idea was to fully embrace the concepts that are captured in this approach. with that said, we've identified part of the leadership. it's a challenging time for us because we have an upcoming. -- upcoming -- we're in the process of selecting lieutenants for sergeants from the promotion process so we weren't able to have sergeants as part of this initial training only because they'll be doing part of their oral aspect of their promotional's projects. but we have identified some six lieutenants who are going to be the recipients of t

it's dark in memphis can't see it. we confirm it's snowing and weather forecast at the bottom of the screen. that's the wakeup window. we are "good morning maryland and abc2 news is always working for you. >>> welcome back. on this wednesday, december #th and it's a -- 7th and it's a big day for holiday shopping with kids. police will pay special time with youngsters in baltimore. they are meet the kid at target in -- are meeting the kid at the target. they are going to pick out gifts for family members and a few treats for themselves. target provide them with a gift certificate and the officer takes them around to help them spend the money. >> there's not a word to explain how they feel. but it's looking at their faces and that moment when they smile and you know you made them happy or made a difference. >> it's schedule for this morning at 10:30. >>> a new casino is being build and you have a chance to apply for job. there's 1500 jobs to start and more coming. the casino is expected to employ as many as 1500 people.

i-40 many memphis.d rain turned to snow, on i-8 o, from new york to cleveland. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in boston, new york, d.c., philly, charlotte and memphis. >>> one flight out of l.a.x. is being blamed on actor alec baldwin. with his shades on, he was back in new york overnight after taking a later flight. >> apparently baldwin was ousted from his original flight because he wouldn't stop playing his game on his cell phone. lucy yang of wabc reports. >> reporter: if alec baldwin thought he was going to enjoy a smooth ride cross-country, he found turbulence before the plane took off. turns out baldwin was kicked off his flight for playing on his cell phone, according to his own tweet. flight attendant on american reamed me out for playing words with friends as we sat at the gate not moving. no wonder american air is bankrupt. according to airline's tweet, our flight attendants were following federal safety procedures. baldwin's flight landed, sitting in first class, former box

just a couple inches from memphis to knoxville. heavy rain and flooding from boston to washington, d.c. thunderstorms in north florida and atlanta. light snow from billings to rapid city. >> 36 in boise. 61 in phoenix. mostly 30s in the nation's midsection. and 45 in dallas. 55 here in new york. 50 in atlanta. and miami warms up to a nice and quite enviable 82 degrees. >>> well, coming up, the latest weapon in the burger chain wars. high-tech changes you'll soon see. >> very cool stuff. >>> and questions of facebook security after mark zuckerberg's favorite photos are made available to anyone. >>> and alec baldwin touches down in new york hours late. why was he bumped off his first flight? >>> more job cuts are coming to the financial industry. citigroup is eliminating 4,500 jobs in the next few months. hardest hit will be behind the scenes and investment banking operations. citigroup has eliminated about 100,000 jobs since the start of the financial crisis. >>> and overseas markets are up this morning, optimistic that european lea

why it has some fuming in one memphis subdivision. >>> and when you eat your breakfast this morning, think about the color of your plate. the plate you are eating on. the effect it could have on your appetite. details straight ahead. back to new york for the latest in business news. >> reporter: good morning. topping america's money, more pressure on europe standard and poors is threatening to downgrade the credit of all the euro zone countries unless there's concrete action on the debt crisis at the summit this week. france and germany are calling for changes to rebuild confidence. stores hireed more workers for the holidays last month than a year ago and almost twice as many as three years ago at the height of the recession. this month's numbers should be be good, too. >>> how important to you is notatm fees. a system would give you an alternative watching a shortcommercial while the trance as is processed. it's being tested on one machine in new york. >>> and if you wanted to be an nfl team owner now is your chance. shares of the green bay packers go on sale 250 dollars each. but

just a couple inches from memphis to knoxville. heavy rain and flooding from boston to washington, d.c. thunderstorms in north florida and atlanta. light snow from billings to rapid city. >> 36 in boise.

also, rain from little rock and memphis to minneapolis. >> a wintry mix in the dakotas.he colorado rockies. >>> and finally, political wives are more visible than ever on the campaign trail. >> abc's terry moran has a look at why the woman next to the man now plays such a crucial role in her husband's success. >> reporter: nobody runs for president alone. >> my wife of 42 years. >> reporter: it's such a ruling thing, running for president, the men and women who do it, need their partners to stand by them. to vouch for them with voters. >> the reason we're interested in wives of important people, but particularly the president, is because it tells us something about him. >> reporter: the spouses are taking center stage. there's ann romney. >> i think more and more people are figuring out that mitt is the one that knows what he's talking about. >> reporter: she and mitt romney have been married 42 years, happily. and in ann romney's account on the campaign trail of how her husband has help her live with multiple sclerosis. >> that's the kind of guy he is. he doesn't give u

heavy rain in little rock, shreveport, memphis, louisville, cincinnati. that will spread to the northeast. thunderstormses from houston to new orleans and montgomery. a foot and half of snow across new mexico and several inches in west texas. >> a snowy 21 in albuquerque. just 14 in fargo. 21 in minneapolis. 34 in kansas city. a mild 61 here in new york. and 52347 boston. >> a balmy 61 for the beginning of december. >> not bad for december. >>> some of the biggest names show business deseended on washington, d.c. for the kennedy center honors. >> meryl streep and barbara cook were just two of the winners. caroline kennedy was serenaded by smoky robinson. >> she's probably had a lot of people sing that over the years. >> she's enjoying it i think. >> makes you wonder. how many times has she had that has sung to her? >> so many. >> not with a crowd like that. >>> coming up, jerry sandusky speaks out about the sexual abuse allegations leveled against him. >>> also major changes coming to the u.s. postal sefrss. what it means for your mail delivery. >>> and h

and from pine bluff in memphis there will be snow. i'm sure there will school cancellations because northern mississippi doesn't get a lot of snow. snow for new england, not a big event. vermont, new hampshire, and higher elevations. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. we are going to watch atlanta, georgia, today a cool, chilly rain for you. temperatures peaking mostly in the 40s. denver, colorado, a little better today. warm-up for you. temperature of 40 degrees after brutally cold air yesterday. happy to say weather pattern calms down starting tomorrow. >> happy to hear, thank you very much. >>> coming up, wall street shows confidence in europe. verizon gets ready to make a big play. and mark zuckerberg faces facebook privacy firsthand. >>> plus, it's not a scene from "30 rock" but it sounds like it. alec baldwin gets tossed for a flight for refusing to stop playing with his ipad. >>> coming up, a hat trick, and a shootout and frantic finish in college hoops. you're watchin

it will be a rainy start to the week from houston to new orleans and in memphis and little rock. st. louis could see the rain by the afternoon. see at m and portland, a few sprinkles. >>> temperatures 20 degrees warmer than normal in the midwest. it's warmer on the east coast. miami and honolulu are the warm spots on the map in the lower 80s. >> oh, let's take a flight there now. i'm so jealous of them this time of year. >>> coming up after the break, looking into the link of powdered baby formula and the death of an infant. >>> and what could be apple's next greatest invex. zbrmpblts the latest polar bear cub to capture hearts around the world. th >>> the security think tank's strategic forecasting says its website has been hacked. the hackers claim they stole credit card accounts and other private information about the clients. it includes employees of defense and law enforcement agencies. some are reporting unauthorized transactions. >>> u.s. markets are closed today for the holiday, so are hong kong's hang seng and london's ftse. tokyo's nikkei average was up today. thanks to

i took a load to memphis, 500 pounds. >> of weed? >> right. >> sure. >> that's all it was and i did that in a u haul trailer. >> was it u haul or penske? >> u haul because you don't have to stop at houses. >> gets you around the weigh houses. absolutely does. >> exactly. >> it's like you're moving. >> just looks like you're moving. they would call me and say, go get a medium one. that means a medium sized u haul. i would go down and rent a medium sized u haul. >> would you cross the border with these trucks? >> no. >> just pick it up from texas. >> i would take it toy a motel and park the truck. leave the key on the front tire. i then would go to a restaurant or somewhere, eat, whatever. about three hours later, they'd call and say, it's ready to rock. where am i going? you're going to the windy city. okay. for every thousand pounds of weed you hauled, you made 70 grand. i run for these guys a year and i made $5.5 million in one year. >> cash? >> yeah. >> what cartel were you working for, if you don't mind me asking. >> i can't tell

from little rock to memphis, paducah, indianapolis, louisville, through ohio, southern michigan, carry the umbrella and eventually it's starting to sneak over to buffalo and erie, pennsylvania and eventually towards pittsburgh. we have flood problems with all the rain. we have flood warnings that are scattered about indiana and the ohio river in mississippi. flash flooding is possible in areas of shreveport. if you're wondering where winter is it's entrenched from the northern plains down through colorado. it's snowing in west texas, from abilene, to lubbock, and new mexico, albuquerque up to santa fe is getting nailed. albuquerque still got some moderate snow and the winter storm warnings covering pretty much the state of new mexico. as we go for a drive, not even that far outside of the dallas-ft. worth area that we're starting to see the change from rain to snow, from midland out through abilene and north, up to wichita falls, you'll see some snowflakes. here's the cold air. the wind chill this morning is minus 7 here in nebraska. it's the opposite on the east coast. if anything you

let's see how he does in memphis. where 81% of the people voted for me. but i like him, because he said what he was for. it is important. important not to forget. it is very important not to get caught up in all of this labeling. it is important to take a back to the people they are so much better at narrative than they are. of course, it is easier to have a narrative if the story is always the same. government is evil, taxes are bad. still, give it to them, they're good at it. part of the narrative was that there were saved from their cells by the election of a republican congress that forced me on to welfare reform and made the balanced budget possible. a lot of these folks in his profession keep saying this. they are all looking at relevant facts. [laughter] fact number one, the budget was 90% balance before the balanced budget act was passed. it is not true that only democrats voted for the budget. they carry the load. fact no. 2, when it comes to welfare reform, the first new democrat was bobby kennedy. if he had not been killed, the whole world woul

heavy rain in little rock, shreveport, memphis, louisville, cincinnati. that will spread to the northeast. that will happen by this evening. thunderstorms from houston to new orleans and montgomery. and unfortunately, up to a foot and half of snow across new mexico and several inches in west texas. >> a snowy 21 in albuquerque. 25 in salt lake city. a biting 11 degrees in colorado springs. just 14 in fargo. 21 in minneapolis. 34 in kansas city. a mild 61 here in new york. and 57 in boston. >> a balmy 61 for the beginning of december. >> not bad for december. >>> some of the biggest names showbiz descended on washington, d.c. for the kennedy center honors. >> yes, the president and first lady presided in her beautiful blue dress. meryl streep, neil diamond, yo-yo ma, sonny rollins and barbara cook were all recognized for their influence of american culture. and smoky robinson serenaded caroline kennedy with "sweet caroline." >> she's probably had a lot of people sing that over the years. >> she's enjoying it i think. >> makes you wonder. how many times has

but an active investigation right here in memphis. we should learn more from memphis police and expect to hear from them tomorrow about where they are in this investigati investigation. >> george howell, appreciate it. thank you. >>> former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky will have a preliminary hearing on tuesday. there he will be confronted by accusers with harrowing stories of rape and molestation. >>> long-time penn state coach joe paterno lost his job because of the sandusky scandal. now we're learning paterno is back in the hospital with a fractured pelvis. he apparently fell in his home last night. paterno is also undergoing chemotherapy for lung cancer. >>> in los angeles, we're learning a little bit more about friday's shooting rampage in downtown hollywood. >> oh, my god. are you all right? >> this is sunset and vine. it's one of the most well-known intersections in the world. police shot and killed the gunman soon after this video was taken. he's identified as a 26-year-old. his name is tyler breen. the l

memphis is supposed to be high scoring. how about that.sident battle taking about james madison. don't blink or you might miss tony taylor. he had 12. this is president on president crime. aj davis with 22. gmu up big and they win 62-57. all right. some football. minnesota coming to town. and that means redskins double this is an rc robotic claw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three years we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education. that's thousands of kids learning to love science. ♪ isn't that cool? and that's pretty cool. ♪ . >>> welcome to double coverage, everybody. i have my football just like you. [ laughing ] minnesota in town. mitch, i'm going to get right to you. how important is this game? because we've seen the redskins play down the competition before. how big of a challenge is it this week to go out and ste

also, thunderstorms around memphis, shreveport and dallas. snow in northern minnesota and michigan. and showers from seattle to san francisco. >> 54 in sacramento. 43 in portland. and 38 in boise. fargo, only gets up to 22. minneapolis, 31. and omaha, 36. mostly 50s from boston to baltimore. >>> well, it's good to be a pop star. coming up, a very lucrative year for lady gaga. >> she raked in the cash. >>> also, crash test results are in. with dozens of models making up the list of safest cars on the road. >>> and a family dog that was hit by a car and pronounced dead. but scamp had another idea. >>> a sobering story now. new figures show that poverty in america is growing. 97 million americans now fall into the low income category. another 49 million are completely below the poverty line. together, that is almost half of all americans, as the middle-class continues to shrink. >>> overseas markets are down on signs that europe's debt crisis is hurting global economic growth and only getting worse. tokyo's nikkei average dropped 142 points today. hong kong's hang seng was down 328. in

memphis was eighth in the country. the script has been flipped for this rematch.a jolla is ranked. memphis dropped out of the top 25. this will not be an easy game. averaging 82 points per game. they haven't lost to an unranked team this season. georgetown a pleasant surprise. they are young, rugged and surprising on both ends of the floor. careful not to put too much stock in the last game against the tigers. >> that was awhile ago. you know, i think clearly that was -- it helped to give them confidence. so, that was an important win. this is much different than now. we are much different now. much different now than then. we'll see. >> there's always a lot of challenges when you win the first game. you know they are going to come out harder the next game. they are going to try to beat you because you beat them the first game. >> they are coming after us and we are coming after them. this is just doing the same thing as the first time, just more. >> mentally and physically prepare d for the big east. >> we are waiting to control, dictate the start of play. the fl

memphis is supposed to be high scoring. how about that.dent battle taking about james madison. don't blink or you might miss tony taylor. he had 12. this is president on president crime. aj davis with 22. gmu up big and they win 62-57. all right. some football. minnesota coming to town. and that means redskins double coverage. my boys and me next. . >>> welcome to double coverage, everybody. i have my football just like you. [ laughing ] minnesota in town. mitch, i'm going to get right to you. how important is this game? because we've seen the redskins play down the competition before. how big of a challenge is it this week to go out and step on the neck of a lesser opponent, a game they should win. >> it's a great challenge. they have to make sure they step on the neck ever the quarterback. they -- of the quarterback. they have to make sure they get behind and have to pass. >> absolutely. injury report, dave, you've been at the redskins park all week, toe, leg injury, we don't know how much we're going to see of him. mike shanahan has bee

thunderstorms from new orleans to memphis.ight rain around nashville, detroit, cincinnati and pittsburgh. and showers from seattle to olympia, washington. a couple inches of snow in the cascades and northern rockies. >> a wet 46 in seattle. 36 in salt lake city. and 60 in phoenix. mostly 30s from fargo to kansas city. 45 here in new york. 60 in atlanta. and a warm 80 in miami. >>> and coming up after the break, the search for missing toddler ayla reynolds. were authorities concerned even before she went missing? >>> and the kansas college student who disappeared after leaving a chilling voicemail for her sister. >>> also this morning, the new york city firefighter who leapt from a burning building while on fire. that and more when we come back. s>s>s>s@ >>> asian markets rebounded today after the sell-off that followed the death of north korea's dictator. tokyo's nikkei average picked up 40 points today. hong kong's hang seng gained ten. in london, the ftse opened lower. on wall street, the dow fell 100 points yesterday. the n

snow falling across memphis and that city received up to four inches of snow. slicker conditions on the road had a few fender benders but no serious injuries reported. again, in memphis. >>> snow in northeast alabama had up to three i inches some areas. the pictures -- three inches in some areas. these are southern states. north carolina snow in the mountains and icy conditions and this made for a slippery morning commute and they will be back in the 50s today and this snow likely to be all gone. the snow has been coming down steady and -- in parts of pennsylvania a little closer to home northwest of scranton. a couple inches expect to coat the ground but that's likely to be -- expected to coat the ground, but that's likely to be gone. but you nailed this one. >> thanks. i appreciate that. you stand in my corner. >> i do. >> look i. got someone -- look i. got someone i was showing pictures and she went on twitter and said, sad justification for your little bit of snow. sorry i am not sorry. thanks a lot. >> what are you going to do? >> i call this mcflurry up i

>> reporter: memphis police confirm there's an active investigation into the former president and ceo the amateur athletic union, robert bobby dodd. this investigation started after two men decided to confront dodd and share their stories on espn's "outside the line" claiming that dodd sexually abused them back in the 1980 when these men were teenagers. both say they decided to speak out, given the sexual abuse allegation that are playing out at syracuse university and penn state. now one of the men spoke anonymously to espn but one of the men, ralph west decided to speak on camera saying he was sexually abused at least six times back in the 1980s. just look at what he told "outside the lines." >> i was dead asleep. i don't remember anything but waking up and he's trying to put his hand in my boxer shorts. and i jourp jumped up straight bed and he's laying down there next to my bed. of course i was freaked out. >> how did he get in the room? >> he had a key. he always had somehow had a key to whatever room i was in. >> since the story broke, the aau contacted memphis police. an active

also wet on i-40, from memphis to raleigh. and i-95, in the southeast. ice and snow on i-70 around denver. and i-25, from cheyenne to albuquerque. >> and if you're flying today, some airport delays are possible in houston, new orleans, memphis, atlanta, charlotte, d.c., denver and l.a. talk about the rough weather. that's a long list today. >> yes. >> so, safe travels, everybody. >>> well, and speaking of flying, the government is ordering airlines to make sure pilots are getting enough sleep. >> still, though, critics say the new rules don't go nearly far enough. abc's duarte geraldino is joining us this morning from new york with more. >> reporter: it was some time after 10:00 p.m., when colgan air flight 3407 crashed into a buffalo neighborhood, killing 50 people, 1 on the ground. susan bourque's sister, beverly eckert, was one of the passengers. >> we could not sit back and say, oh, well. we needed to do something. and we felt motivated by the memory of those people who died in that crash. >> reporter: now, nearly three years later, the federal aviat

he went to college in memphis, smart man he was to go to memphis. then called southern baptist, i believe it became union and jackson -- union in jackson, tennessee. after he was in memphis and had that opportunity, he moved back to jackson and went to work at his family-owned business. a good choice. and went in the cotton business with his older brother frank and frank's brother-in-laws and they became the largest cotton company in the world, according to "fortune" magazine in 1945. in 1936 m.d. anderson created a charitable foundation that bother his name and funded it with -- bore his name and funded it. after his death, the trustees of m.d. anderson's estate directed an additional $19 million toward his foundation and that helped create m.d. anderson's lasting legacy providing seed funds for the university of texas m.d. anderson cancer center which is one of the world's leader in cancer treatments and thankfully people who i know have had the opportunity to be treated there, it's a great clinic and it's the best place to go if you've got cancer

cnn's george howell joins us on the phone from memphis where these alleged incidents took place. george, any response from either dodd or the aau? >> reporter: we are getting some information, new information, from the aau, that they apparently received anonymous e-mails connected to these allegations, again, against robert "bobby" dodd with the amateur athletic union. again, this is a big sports organization for young people, one of the biggest in the country. this investigation, though, comes mainly from two former players who came forward to espn's "outside the lines" basically saying dodd toughed them inappropriately when they were teenagers in the 1980s, decades ago. both are now grown men. both say they decided to confront dodd and speak out in light of the sex scandals at penn state and syracuse university. again, we're getting these tips from the aau they got these anonymous e-mails also leading them to send this over to memphis police who are conducting an investigation into this. now, one of the men spoke anonymously, but ralph west spoke in that report on espn's "outsi

police in memphis, tennessee opened an investigation.om dodd, who is battling coal yn cancer. >>> the next story is about an adult subject matter. and may not be suitable for all audiences, especially younger children. the charges against former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky have many people telling their own stories about sexual abuse. julie peterson talked with a woman who was molested in her childhood home. >> married a year and a half -- college gradate, heidi, likes letter life. not even her hearing impairment gets in the way. but the 26-year-old has a devastating past. for several years, beginning at 8 years old, she said she quietly suffered sexual abuse by her step father. >> just like in every other incident, i just -- closed my eyes and the only thing that i could think or say in my mind was, jesus, jesus. even they he didn't take state n satan away right there, i knew he would get me through it. >>> at 21, her stepfather tried to abuse her again. this time she told someone. a coworker. her stepfather, a po