paterno is 85 and suffering complications from lung cancer and a broken pelvis. he's been ailing since he was fired back in november. in the wake of the investigation of his former assistant on child sex abuse charges. we'll have more on this developing story coming up. >> amazing and sad how quickly his health deteriorated. after he got fired. >>> also coming up this morning the country superstar garth brooks getting choked up in court, talking about his mom who died of cancer. he's now suing a hospital in oklahoma that he said broke their promise to name a building after his mother. much more of this bitter lawsuit coming up. >>> but right to the big story. politics. your voice, your vote. the man of the moment, newt gingrich scoring a decisive victory in south carolina. overnight just ten days after coming in fourth in new hampshire. where does this leave the race now? jon karl is in columbia, south carolina. jon, we have an exciting race yet again. good morning. >> reporter: no doubt, dan. newt gingrich has already seen his campaign declared dead twice. he sc

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as a result they have damage to tubes or pelvis. >> they have been used since the '70s when new fire safety standards were implemented. in california they almost did away with the pollutants. here is what you can do at home. >> lower your exposure. mop with a weather mop vacuum with a filter. >> more studies should be conducted in other populations to make sure these findings hold. lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news". >> eric: back in the studio with me, is dr. mitchell rosen, director of ucsf fertility preservation center. we heard about environmental causes of infertility. is that difficult to diagnosis? >> it's very difficult to diagnosis because we don't how to get at the etiology or how to determine if that veont for not getting pregnant. when we evaluate them nd of do our usual evaluation but we don't know the reason for those environmental exposures. >> and fertility preservation center, what does the name mean? >> it's basically a program that is designed to give treatment that will eggs, sperm, freezing tissue all to try to help retain fertility potential. so, for example, if a pa

he was injured in a free-fall parachute action and crushed his pelvis and it was back in the swimmingool swimming a mile a couple of months later... couple weeks later and then running nine months later. he was shot in the chest and he was doing pushups to get... improve and get out of the hospital and started running again. he just has a tenacious will and is relentless in whatever he does and i think getting back in the... >> jon: you're a runner and to get to know him, he wanted to run with you? so you ran together. >> this is a typical mechanism he uses to get to know young people. he's done it throughout his life so it was an opportunity for me to interview him on a run and i think it was... i was... i thought i'd test him but he was going to test me and it ended up being a test for both of us since we both ran quickly. but that was the foundation of our relationship. and when i was in kabul we would do a lot of interviews on runs. for him i think it was a good distraction from the war and, of course, he's a bit concerned that someone in his position would be about legacy and he

she has two broken legs, a broken pelvis and other injuries. she doesn't remember anything after being hit and they have been told not to talk about what happened to her son until she perhaps gets stronger. lesli. >> life in prison, plus 200 years. that's the potential penalty for a man accused in a brutal series of home invasions and sexual assaults. kevin ray has confessed and bruce leshan says you are not going to believe his explanation. >> growning and on crutches from injuries suffered during his arrest, kevin ray faced a judge who had just heard a prosecutor detail that explanation. he allegedly told detectives he was out alone invading homes and raping women in montgomery and prince georges counties last week because his partner had been killed earlier while the two of them were holding up drug dealers in the district. >> the defendant has prior convictions from manslaughter, armed robbery, and use of a handgun in the commission of a crime of violence. >> prosecutors say his latest spree spread terror across two counties. he pointed a g

everyone's weight, posture, pelvis and body shape is unique. everyone has their own way of distributing pressure when they sit. for example, the yellow parts on the screen indicate high pressure points which vary depending on the person. such characteristics identify individuals. >> translator: if installed in a car seat, the system can tell if the person at the wheel is the owner or not and this might prevent theft. i hope to find uses like this. from fingertips to faces and even bottoms, biometrics researchers are finding the personal features about us that know more about us than we may know. >> people who live along japan's northeast coast reloi on trains to get from city to city. the tsunami last march knocked many of them off the tracks. miraculously this train was spared. all 60 passengers survived. now ten months after the disaster, drawns on that line are running again. >> reporter: this is the same train that survived the tsunami unscathed. one of the passengers on that day was this woman, a vocational school student. now ten months l

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and we will talk about pressure points in the body and in the upper arm here and this around the pelvis and you can practice this one at home with a friend and we will do this one here. okay. take your left arm and hold it up, 90-degrees here and take th four fingers of the hand and yo find a muscle on top and muscle below and in the middle there i a bone and you feel on the bone with the forefingers and somewhere in there you will fin a pulse and you mush it up against the bone and if somebod was taking your pulse at your wrist this time the pulse would disappear. what you're doing is reducing the flow of blood to the affec affected part, to the arm. okay. what you're not doing is blocking the venus return. you're not sequestering blood the affected part and not blocking it off entirely. if you blocked it off entirely what is that called? a turn kit and we try not to us the t word in disaster medicine and tiewrn kits are -- turn kit are too often used by the publi and elevate the pressure point before you think about that. what is this patient suffering from? >> (inaudible) a little bi

. >> brian's mom said the fairfax hospital, she has a broken pelvis and two broken legs. she only remembers being hit, not anything that happened after that. they also say they have been told not to talk to her about what happened to her son until she is better. >>> now, a followup on the abandoned baby girl who died after being left on a stranger's doorstep in d.c. the chief of d.c.'s police department has stepped into the front of the microphones asking the mother or someone who knows her to please come forward. >> really important to us that we try and locate the person who delivered this child. one, we believe that she may need some medical attention. >> a neighbor spotted that baby wrapped only in a towel late sunday night. it was about 28 degrees outside at the time. that child died a few hours later at the hospital. police chief lanier says the baby could have been anything from a newborn to as much as a month old. at this point, it is impossible to know if the mother was aware of the city's safe haven law. that law permits a parent to leave an unwanted newborn bab

he was also hospitalized back in december because of a pelvis injury he suffered after he fell in his home. >> stay with us. "11 fitness" is up next. >> first a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. inside >> welcome back. it is time for "11 fitness." charles harris is here to show us how we can lose weight with medication. >> what you think about you bring about. should it be that easy? it should be. did you know you can lose weight by medicating. -- by meditating? the reason being, when you are under a lot of stress, you release a hormone that is called cortisol. when you release that hormone, you gain weight. there can be several reasons. road rage, your spouse, your kids, bills, and the list goes on and on. >> the hormone causes you to be more stressed out and you eat more? >> yes, you meath eat more. a way to alleviate that is to meditate. there are a lot of ways you can meditate. some feem people meditate by sitting down or laying in a chair. breathe through your nose, hold it eight seconds, and exthrough your mouth. you can do that when you are driving down the street.

francisco was identified today as a local dj. 41-year-old christopher evan says he suffered a broken pelvis and shattered left side, when he was struck at ocean and geneva avenues. he goes by the name of dj toke 1. his friends, fans, and fellow djs are organizing two fundraisers next week. >>> san hey someday police are investigate -- san jose police are investigating the kidnapping of a 15-year-old girl. there is a possibility she is being held against her will by her boyfriend. police say he and the girl may be in stockton or in ukiah. the suspect's vehicle is described as a gold, two door toyota solaria. >>> two men were called heros today for saving the lives of an elderly union city couple who's home had caught fire. sheldon gilbert presented certificates of commendation. the chief said the two ran to a burning home to find 86-year- old sam haley and his disabled wife trapped in the side yard behind a gate that they could not open. >> when we opened the gate, i saw her first. she was real brittle. i didn't want to hurt her by rushing her out. so i told her to grab my arm. >> i'm just g

maria chavez was hospitalized with a broken pelvis and broken legs.rosecutors say aldana's blood alcohol level was .15 nearly twice the legal lirmt. >> he's a bad guy for doing that and drinking a lot. martin lopez is the victim's uncle, a big brother figure who picked the third grader up from the bus stop each day. he and the little boy's grandmother are devastated. it's brian's mother who is suffering the most. >> knowing that she lost her son, her only son too, it's hurtful for hire, it's hard. he was only 8, he has so much to live for. and now it's all gone. he's gone. and there's no way to bring him back. >> reporter: the family is now focused on maria's recovery, and getting her husband back from mexico. aldana's roommates say he didn't do any drinking at their apartment sunday. >> he don't drink here. >> the manager calls him a reliable friendly employee who she treated as a surrogate son. when he didn't come to work yesterday, she learned of the tragedy many. >> i feel bad for both family. he's very young. he ruined his life. and they ruined t

his body ravaged by his cancer treatments and a fractured pelvis. he suffers from slight tremors and wears a wig. it's clear that joe paterno is locked in a battle for his life and his legacy at penn state where he worked for over 60 years, the last 47 as head coach. >> i have had a wonderful experience here at penn state. i don't want to walk away from this thing bitter. >> reporter: paterno strained to speak last week from his kitchen in state college, pennsylvania. finally answering that crucial question, why he went to two members of the administration, not police, when told of alleged inappropriate behavior between longtime assistant coach jerry sandusky and a young boy. >> i called my superiors and said, hey, we got a problem. will you guys look into it? cause i didn't know you know, i had never had to do deal with something like that. >> reporter: as for the horrific nature of the alleged nature, paterno insists that assistant coach mike mcqueary didn't want to get specific. >> he wanted people to know that he had done the best he could in th

. >> she says he has already had surgery to repair two broken legs and fractured pelvis she knows brian is gone but cries for her son to come home. >> this is the mug shot of 22- year-old victor aldona charged with dii manslaughter and driving without a license his facebook page laced with profanities shows him posing with a liquor bottle here, posing with a small keg of beer his blood alcohol sunday was .15 nearly twice the legal limit. >>> four or five months he was a nice guy, he always on time, well, he never have any problem with us. >> he worked the front counter at this kfc on little river turnpike not far from the crash scene his manager, anna hernandez wiping away tears after telling us he most certainly knew maria chavez a regular customer who worked as a house keeper at days inn, next door. >> so sad, 8 years old kid i have one kid the same age i was like oh, my god. >>> convicted sex offender accused of three violent home invasions in montgomery and prince georges county has been ordered held without bond prosecutors say kevin ray confessed to forcing his way into homes at g

hospitalized with a broken pelvis and broke ing legs. his blood alcohol level was .15. he didn't stop when he hit the little boy. instead driving another 50 yards until he crashed. >> he's a bad guy for doing that and drinking a lot. knowing the laws for drinking, you can really get in trouble. >> martin lopez is the victim's uncle. a big brother figure who picked the third grader up from the bus stop each day. it's brian's mother who is suffering the most. >> knowing that she lost her son, her only son too. it's very hard, hurtful for her. he was only 8, he had so much to live for. and now it's all gone. he's gone. there's no way to bring him back. >> the family is focused on maria's recovery, and getting her husband home from mexico. alex left fairfax county in november to build a house for his family there. the young victim and aldana live in the same apartment complex. at the nearby kfc where aldana worked, the manager says he was a friendly reliable employee. when he didn't come to work yesterday, she learned of the tragedy. >> i feel bad, because it's a little kid

he was in the hospital last month after breaking his pelvis. >>> and a change of pace. >>> he wants you seven days in a row with your loved one. faster -- pastor ed young is the author of the book sex- speriment. the -- the pastor said that he believes our culture has somehow hijacked sex. his message is to return to sex the way god intended it to be. >> and god said "evening magazine" for sex, god created it and he wants us to practice sex within the confines, within the safety net of marriage. >> pastor young said that the idea starts with sex and focuses on building dialogue between couples. >>> follow that one. [ laughter ] >> okay. all right, pastor young. >>> okay. so, how would you react if you found -- well, how would you react if you found out your child's school had special rooms for kids who threw tantrums? this is happening in connecticut. they put the kids in small rooms by themselves kicking and screaming and some of them have had special needs. here's more on why some parents are upset. >> my children tell me how hard it is to listen to the children scream. and i can't ge

is in intensive care after a broken pelvis.s hit with his bike while riding and it happened just after midnight and the driver took off. if you have any information, contact san francisco police. >>> an organ transplant recipient tells us he will be forever connected with the family of the man who donated his liver. he gave 66-year-old daniel murphy a new lease on life. the antioch man received the liver from 23-year-old merchant marine charles butler. butler was killed in oakland. >> if i could give him back his life, i would. being a parent and losing a child myself, it is very hard. >> now murphy's own child was killed 20 years ago in a car accident. the city plans to spend more time with his grandchildren. you can go to our website www.ktvu.com for the full story. >>> now the time is 5:26 twitter is lashing out against google and they will start highlighting their own search results. its microbloggers often breaking news first and it says google is favoring its own social network and will be a public disservice since its co

francisco was identified today as a local dj. 41-year-old christopher evan says he suffered a broken pelvis shattered left side, when he was struck at ocean and geneva avenues. he goes by the name of dj toke 1. his friends, fans, and fellow djs are organizing two fundraisers next week. >>> san hey someday police are investigate -- san jose police are investigating the kidnapping of a 15-year-old girl. there is a possibility she is being held against her will by her boyfriend. police say he and the girl may be in stockton or in ukiah. the suspect's vehicle is described as a gold, two door toyota solaria. >>> two men were called heros today for saving the lives of an elderly union city couple who's home had caught fire. sheldon gilbert presented certificates of commendation. the chief said the two ran to a burning home to find 86-year- old sam haley and his disabled wife trapped in the side yard behind a gate that they could not open. >> when we opened the gate, i saw her first. she was real brittle. i didn't want to hurt her by rushing her out. so i told her to grab my arm. >> i'm just glad

suffering a brain injury, broken back, pelvis and ribs. >> it's been horrible, going through what i haven through. >> reporter: he's now working for the advocates, fighting to get tougher safety laws for the road. the group is calling on states to pass 15 laws, covering everything from seat belts, booster seats and motorcycle helmet rules to restrictions on teen drivers and texting behind the wheel. >> reporter: every year, about 33,000 people die in crashes across the u.s. and over two million more are injured. >> reporter: advocates say putting tougher safety laws in place will make a difference. >> we know that this will save lives and save the states money. and we would like to see them be more aggressive and serious about getting the job done. >> reporter: joe says, tougher laws, including increasing the driving age to 18, might have saved him a lot of heartache. >> if i had one wish, it would be to go back to the day before my wreck. >> reporter: and that's why he's lobbying to force drivers to play it safer. >> the group also grades states on their safety laws. a complete list can

speaking spanish ] >> reporter: show said chavez had surgery to repair two broken legs and a fractured pelviss that brian is gone, but cries for her son to come home. [ speaking spanish ] this is the mug shot of 22-year-old victor aldana, charged with dui manslaughter and driving without a license. his facebook page laced with profanities, showing him posing with a liquor bottle, here, holding a small keg of boar. the commonwealth attorney said his blood alcohol level on sunday was .15, nearly twice the legal limit. >> i rode with victor four, five months. he was a nice guy and he always on time. he never have any problem with us. >> reporter: aldana worked the front countator this kfc on little river turnpike, not far from the crash scene. his manager, anna hernand says, wiping away tears after telling us that he knew maria chavez, a regular customer who worked as a housekeeper at the day's inn next door. >> so sad. i have one kid the same age and i was like oh, my gosh. >> reporter: a judge ordered aldana held without bond. he's originally from-from- guatemala and was in this country legall

suffering a brain injury, broken back, pelvis and rib. >> it's been horrible going through what i have been through. >> reporter: she's now working with the advocates for highway and auto safety, fighting to get tougher safety laws for the road. >> reporter: the group is calling on states to pass 15 laws, covering everything from seat belts, booster seats and motorcycle helmet rules to restrictions on teen drivers and texting behind the wheel. >> reporter: every year, about 33,000 people die in crashes across the u.s. and over 2 million more are injured. >> reporter: ad -- advocates say putting tougher safety laws in place will make a difference. >> we know that this will save lives and save the state's money. and we like to see them be more aggressive and serious about getting the job done. >> reporter: joe says tougher laws, including increasing the driving age to 18 might have saved him a lot of heartache. >> if i had one wish, it would be to go back to the day before my wreck. >> reporter: and that's why he's lobbying lawmakers to force drivers to make -- play it safer. tara mergen

. >> she says chavez has already had surgery to repair two broken legs and a fractured pelvis. she knows brian is gone, but cries for her son to come home. >> this is the mug shot of 22- year-old victor aldonna charged with dui manslaughter and driving without a license. his facebook page laced with profanities. shows him posing with a liquor bottle. here holding a small keg of beer. the commonwealth's attorney says his blood alcohol level sunday was .15. nearly twice the legal limit. >> i worked with him for four or five months and he was a nice guy. he was always on time. he never have any problem with us. >> he worked the front counter at this kfc on little river turnpike not far from the crash scene. his manager, anna hernandez, wiping away tears after telling us he most certainly knew maria chavez, a regular customer, who worked as a housekeeper at the days inn next door. >> eight-year-old kid. i have one kid the same age and i was like, oh my gosh. >> bob barnard, fox 5 news. >>> d.c. police trying to track down these two men tonight wanted in two separate bank robberies.

she is in fairfax hospital with two broken legs and a broken pelvis. as well as other injuries. her family says that all she remembers is being hit. she remembers nothing after that and her family says that doctors have told them not to talk about her son. so it's really unclear how much she knows about what happened. horrible. >> this is really, really sad. thank you, peggy. back to you. >> one awful story to another. sighting a horrendous criminal record, a maryland judge ordered kevin ray to be held without bond for the home invasions in wheaten, temple hill. he confessed and said he went on the spree after his partner was killed while they were holding up drug dealers in d.c. bruce leshan brings us the story from rockville. >> yeah lesli, we just heard a couple of things from kevin ray in the courtroom right behind me. we heard him say yes, okay, how do i see -- >> kevin ray used crutches and spent most of the hearing hunched over, growning like he was in a great deal of pain. authorities say he was injured, when he ran from police and resisted arrest. >> i'm not going to sp

. >> reporter: joe slammed into a tree in 2010, suffering a brain injury, a broken back, pelvis and ribs. >> it's been horrible going through what i have been through. >> reporter: he's now working with the advocates for highway and auto safety, fighting to get tougher safety laws for the road. the group is calling on states to pass 15 laws, covering everything from seat belts, booster seat and motorcycle helmet rules to restrictions on teen drivers and texting behind the wheel. >> reporter: every year, about 33,000 people die in crashes across the u.s. and over 2 million more are injured. >> reporter: advocates say putting tougher safety laws in place will make a difference. >> reporter: we know that this will save lives and save the states money. and we'd like to see them being more aggressive and serious about getting the job done. >> reporter: joe says tougher laws, including increasing the driving age to 18, might have saved him a lot of heartwake. -- heartache. >> if i had one wish, it would be to go back to the day before my wreck. >> reporter: and that's why he's lobbying lawmake

he's suffering from lung cancer and a broken pelvis. >>> an italian cruise have now resumed search andefforts on the partially submerged cruise ship. divers had to stop overnight because the ship shifted again. the death toll is now at 12 and 20 people remain missing. crews are also preparing to offload 2,400 tons of fuel to prevent an environmental disaster. >>> we've now had three different winners in the first three contests for the republican nomination. joining me now from florida is patricia murphy. she's the founder and editor of "citizen jane politics" and also contributor to "the daily beast." thanks for joining us. what's the first thought that comes to your mind when you look at these results in south carolina? >> the first thought you have is what a huge win for newt gingrich. just a week ago, he was down about ten points in the poll. he won by 12 points. this huge 22-point swing. nobody really expected him to win by that much. but he just kept getting stronger and stronger all week. and the other thing you have to think about, especially if you're a mitt romney, is who it

his mother survived with two broken legs and a fractured pelvis. brian died. family members say their heart is broken. >> sad. very sad. >> sad that he's gone. he was a little brother to me. it is terrible see thing. >> he's being held in custody and due back in court next month. >>> right now, police are looking for the parents of a week old baby who died outside in the sub-freezing temperatures. you saw the breaking news first on 4 yesterday morning. police say a man found the baby girl on the steps of a home on channing street in northeast washington. she had no clothes and was wrapped in only a thin blanket. the man who found the baby tried to warm her up and perform cpr. paramedics rushed the baby to the hospital but it was too late. police are asking for anyone with information to come forward. >>> the man accused of three violent home invasions in montgomery and prince george's counties will be in court for a bond hearing this afternoon. kevin ray and an accomplice robbed lee holmes in wheaton, bethesda, temple hills, last week. they say he sexually ass

breaking more than 20 bones, fracturing her skull, pelvis, and hand. >> i cannot let my wife die in myas miles way. he set out alone for nearly an hour before finally finding a signal to call 911. >> i would shout out, you get back in control and get back to work and save this person's life. >> reporter: but the rescue helicopter couldn't come. it was too windy to fly. he ran back. >> i would lay behind her and warm her. >> reporter: they would wait and hope, enduring near freezing conditions, wind and snow, 11 hours later, help finally arrived. >> there was no other experience in my life that i can compare that to. as that helicopter coming to take her to where she was going to be able to be better. >> unimaginable. kelly did lose her toes, but with physical therapy, she'll be walking again, soon. our thanks to ktbx for that story. >>> here's diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." >> good morning, josh. it's decision time in new hampshire. who is up, who is down, what does it mean? more tonight, the big picture on "world news." see you then. >> and george will be there

what they said at the time was a treatable form of it, and also being treated for a brecken pelvis.s news from a family spokesperson that doctors have placed him in very serious condition and the family is gathering here at the hospital to be with him. overnight dozens and dozens of people here at this statue paying homage to joe pa. they were coming by to pay their respect and give support. here's what some of them told me. >> you know, when you say joe paterno, what comes to mind? >> just greatness and honor. >> people think of him more as a coach. they think of him as a leader, and he devoted his life to the community. >> everything that joe stands for academically and everything off the field be football field and all the good things that he has done for this university and the library and everything else, it just means so much to me that i just felt compelled to be here. >> reporter: among the many reasons that people were coming out here in the bitter cold to pay their respects to him, and one man even shovelled the snow around the statue so people have woo have a place to sta

. >> julie: his health had growing progressively worth after breaking his pelvis last week. he died this morning leaving behind his wife, five children and 17 grandchildren. his son scott almost immediately took to twitter to thank the penn state community for allowing his dad to be a part of their family. the family also releasing an official statement which reads in part, he died as he lived. he fought hard until the end. stayed positive, thought only of others and constantly reminded how blessed his life had been. he leaves a sports legacy that will be impossible on to match. most successful coach in history with 3409 wins and two national championships. school and state officials have sent their condolences including george h.w. bush staying he was outstanding american that was respected in life and without a doubt a true icon in the world of sports. i was proud that he was friend of mine. of course as we all know, his accomplishments were scarred by a child sex scandal involving his defensive coordinator jerry sandusky, he was accused of not doing enough to stop the sex

. >> eric: broke his pelvis and came on since october.octors pretty shocking, sudden, we knew he was in the hospital and in ill health. but can lung cancer really take that you quickly? >> the problem with lung cancer is, it is about 180,000 cases per year but almost the same number of deaths from it and is one of the most deadly, especially in cancers, 7 times more in smokers and we talked before about early detection, if you diagnose it early you don't save the patient but it is the only hope you have is to get it before it is spread and if it is a small tumor you have more hope and again the smoker. under the amount of stress he has been under, it can grow rapidly in my opinion. tragic, and he was a brown alumni which i am, also and i wish his family the best. >> jamie: they are an incredible family who suffered so much this year but once the diagnosis is made, doc, i'll welcome both of you, dr. marc siegel and dr. david samadi, we want you to weigh in. people are concerned. once you get diagnosed is there any treatment? >> there are e

tough one, is in intensive care at san francisco general with a broken pelvis.ce say he was hit while riding his bicycle near ocean and geneva avenues. it happened just after midnight this past sunday. the driver took off. if you have any information, you are asked to call san francisco police >>> and it's grim news about young people and crime. three bay area counties rank in the top 10 in the state with the highest rates of youth homicide. monterey county is at the top of this list for 2009. alameda county is second, contra kosta county is 6th, san francisco county comes in 8th. analysts believe the increase in youth killings on -- blames the increase on youth killings on the rising number of violent street gangs >>> last year, 110 people were killed in oakland and so far this year two people have lost their lives to violent crime. coming up at 7:47, the actions interim police chief howard jordan plans to take against this trend in the coming weeks >>> time right now, 7:33. the oakland police department has reportedly disciplined two police officers for violat

his health had grown progressively worse after breaking his pelvis in a fall at his home in state collegennsylvania. he remained connected to a ventilator until his family communicated to the hospital his wishes not to be kept alive through extreme artificial means according to the washington post. earlier today his family released a statement which reads in part he died as he lived, he fought hard until the end, stayed positive, thought only of others and constantly reminded everyone of how blessed his life had been. already a somber scene at a makeshift memorial outside penn state's beaver stadium where members of the community and students are gathering. he leaves behind a sports legacy that will be nearly impossible to match. the most successful college football coach in history with 409 wins and two national championships while helming the nittany lions. former president george h.w. bush released a statement on the passing of his friend staying i was deeply saddened to hear of the passing of joe paterno. he was an outstanding american respected not only on the field of play but on th

he was in a wheelchair from having broken his pelvis. he was undergoing radiation and chemotherapy.t he did give his perspective on the scandal that has -- did tarnish his legacy and led to his firing aspen state coach back in november. i spoke to the historian of penn state football and said that he told me that there will never be another person like joe paterno at penn state or in college football. he turned it into a world class university. the most winning coach in major college football history. >> yeah. michael, i know you spent some time covering the investigation in the wake of the scandal there on the campus. despite whatever allegations have been out there of a salacious nature, people still look at him as the father, a man who garners inordinate amounts of respect. it seemed like he himself personally, for those closest to him there on campus, remained removed most of the time from all of that. >> well, you know, there was who lot of anger at penn state, at the way joe paterno was treated right after the charges against jerry sandusky, his long-time assistant defensive c