come on back. >> inmate penn, ict has the deliberated on this. we are going to recommend that you be placed on close management one. you have 15 days to appeal that through the grievance procedure. do understand that? >> yes, sir. >> okay, that's all. >> every six months, you're up for a review where you can be dropped to a lower level, but for at least my first six months, i will be in pretty much confinement for six straight months. you know, it's not necessarily how you want to do your time. >> while close management serves as a prison within the prison, many of santa rosa's general population inmates have been transferred here after proving to be too much to handle at other florida state prisons. among them is danny pritchett. >> pritchett was recently received here at santa rosa. he is a predatory inmate, has a history of that outside of prison and inside of prison. >> i never got along with anybody because i was always standoffish, i was a loner, stand away from everybody because i would never understand anybody or nothing. i came to prison

>>algunas de las violaciones habrian sido cometidas en las instalaciones de penn state.e los 48 cargos, se hallo culpable de 45 >>el nunca acepto la condena, que todo fue una mentira >>segun su abogado, jerry sandusky siempre mantuvo su inocencia. >>buscaba la oportunidad de comprobar que era inocente >>pueden quitarme la vida, mostrarme como un monstruo, pero no me pueden quitar el corazón, porque en mi corazón sé que no cometí esos actos, mi esposa ha sido mi única pareja >>trataba con jóvenes vulnerables para llevarlos a esto >>el en su fantasia lo torna como una conspiracion >>una de las víctimas dijo en corte que jerry sandusky permanece en estado de negacion de lo que ocurrio >>penn state busca equipo legal para buscar acuerdo con cuatro víctimas, que le costara dinero y desprestigio. >>un ciudadano estadounidenses deportad por error a méxico, recibira compensacion de 175 mil dólares >>marc se vio forzado a vivir en la calle y prisiones de méxico, tras ser deportado por ice >>y acusan por estaba a más de 173 personas de casas. >>estos pedian un pago previo para ren

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penn state has made it very clear to me that whether it's the insurer, whether it's penn state throughunds, not to delay, let's move forward quickly, let's try and facilitate a settlement between 10 and 15 known cases and get this done by the end of the year. >> is penn state paying your firm for the outside -- for this outside of the money set aside for the victims? >> you'll have to ask penn state how they're paying the firm. i'm sure it's from funds outside of any funds available for victims, yes. penn state would have the answer to that, not me. >> how do you decide who gets what? it's just -- it's so mind boggling. how do you go through the process of deciding this? >> well wit, you sit down with lawyers and ask them. we do know, maria, what these cases are worth when the archdiocese of various church districts settle cases. we have information on settlements and verdicts around the country. it's a starting point. how much those vary and what other factors you bring into account, statutes of limitation, legal defenses, nature of the injury, the damage suffered, all of that has to

some of the attacks inside penn state facilities.ional trial, eight victims testified against their former mentor. prosecutors argued that sandusky used his fame as a penn state football coach and the charity he founded to target and groom young boys for sexual abuse. in the audio statement given to penn set's college radio station, he said the whole thin ways well orchestrated lie. -- thing was a well orchestrated lie. >> they can take away my leave. they can treat me as a monster. but they can't take away my heart n my heart, i know i did not do these alleged disgusting acts. >> reporter: sandusky says his defense didn't have time to properly prepare for trial and that he was convicted not on evidence but on speculation and dishonesty. his attorneys are planning to appeal the conviction. the proceedings start at 9:00 this morning. first, there will be a hearing to determine if sandusky qualifies as a sexually violent predator. that will have some effect on the sentence. the judge will hear from victims and sandusky himself before d

some of the attacks occurred inside penn state's athletic facilities.andusky asserted his innocence last night in a jailhouse interview played over penn state radio. in the monologue, he said he knows in his heart he has did not do what he called this alleged disgusting acts and described himself penn state, media, and others. sandusky ladies and gentlemen his conviction on speculation and stories. in ten days time, he will be taken to the camp hill state program for testing and evaluation. once there, the department of corrections will decide where he will spend the remainder of his sentence. in pennsylvania, david lee miller, fox news. >>> police continue to search for answers after two people were found shot to death inside a car in west oakland. it happened near 12th and silver streets just before 10:00 last night. police received several reports of gunshots in the area and witnesses reported seeing someone drive up to the car and open fire. they say the victim's car traveled another block before coming to a stop. so far, no arrests have been made.

with more coming up at 6:11. >> see you then. >>> later today a judge is going to sentence former penn state football coach jerry sandusky. >> the 68-year-old sandusky maintains his innocence following his conviction earlier this year on child sex abuse charges. kristin fisher joins us live with more on what's expected in court later today. >> reporter: good morning. jerry sandusky did not testify at his june trial but he is expected to speak at today's sentencing and he's expected to proclaim his innocence. in fact, yesterday sandusky even called in to the penn state radio station from his jail cell to essentially give a preview of what he's expected to say in court this morning. here's part of that recording. >> they can take away my life. they came make me out as a monster. they can treat me as a monster but they can't take away my heart. in my heart i know i did not do these alleged disgusting acts. >> reporter: former assistant football coach has already been convicted on 45 counts of child sex abuse. but sandusky says he want as new trial. he says the judge denied his legal time

that's not the end of the scandal that shook penn state. two college administrators gary shultz and tim curly, face trial on charges of failing to report sandusky to the police and lying to a grand jury. long-time head football coach joe paterno was fired last november and died in january of lung cancer. the n.c.a.a. later imposed severe sanctions on the school's football program. for more on all this we turn to a man who has been covering the story for the associated press. he was in the courtroom today. mark, thank you for joining us. we know that jerry sandusky spoke before the sentence was handed down. what did he say? >> well, he again denied the allegations against him he's consistently done since his arrest. he also... he talked about a number of matters. i think largely he was... he reviewed the sort of the good works he had done through the second mile charity and in an attempt to give the judge some idea of the positive side of his life outside these criminal allegations. he also spoke about his family members that stuck with him.

. >> reporter: he recorded a three-minute statement aired on the penn state radio station. sandusky was convicted on 45 child sex charges but he insists he did nothing wrong. >> the young man was a dramatic veteran accuser, started everything. he was joined by a well orchestrated effort of the media, the system, penn state, psychologists, civil attorneys and other accusers. they won. >> reporter: sandusky said the court system did not give his legal team adequate time to mount a defense. he's expected to say much of the same when he speaks in court tuesday. >> he wants to let everybody know that he still maintains his innocence and that he's going to fight for a new trial. >> reporter: but sandusky won't be the only voice in court. several of sandusky's victims are expected to make statements at his sentencing hearing, including the young man known as victim number five. >> my client knows what happened in that shower back in 2001. >> reporter: sandusky faces a maximum of 442 years in prison and is expected to spend the rest of his life behind bars. he says he plans to appe

el ex asistente del entrenador de football americano de la universidad de penn state. dijo sandusky de 69 aÑos de edad. asegurando que su Única compaÑera sexual ha sido su esposa y que todo es una conspiraciÓn en su contra. >>> por su parte el procurador asegurÓ que el testimonio de sandusky estaba alejado de la realidad sin aceptar ningÚn tipo de responsabilidad. ni la esposa ni la hija de sandusky hablaron con la prensa. ambas estuvieron en la corte al momento de la sentencia. 8 de las 10 vÍctimas de abuso sexual dieron su testimonio en corte. asegurando como los abusos impactaron sus vidas, mientras eran parte de la ayuda para niÑos menos favorecidos de sandusky. >>> penn state es una de las universidades mÁs reconocidas de estados unidos y han perdido parte de su prestigio. lÍderes de la universidad sabian de los abusos y no dijeron nada para proteger a los pequeÑos. pen state fue multada con 60 millones de dÓlares, josÉ. >>> vanessa, gracias. nos vamos a new york donde una corte de apelaciones evaluara si al prisionero de origen mexicano edgar morales se le puede

happening áinsideá the penn state facilitiee.university president released aastatement after the sentence was announced, saying quote: ((fs))"while oday's senteece cannot erase what has happened, hopefully it will affected by these horrible events." miller says: "at least four yoong men are suing penn state over the way the university responded to complaints aboot sandusky...wiih more on the way. the school recently announced an eefort to settle the end oo the year. in le by david lee millee, fox news." ig bird... the center of political fighh foo the white house. house.áánats of commercialáá pc: it's me big bird 3 bird the obamaa campaign released this commercial.... criticizing republican challenger mitt funding to p-b-s. it's our qqestion of the day.... do you think the ad is effective? you faceeook page... facebooo dot com slash foxbaltimore. foxbaltimore. leslie says "yes, it brings up the fact that mitt romney will be tough on sesame street and soft on wall stteet. those priorities are very backwaads. writes "when we have t

. >> now we turn to the sex abuse scandal at penn state where does send this shery between 30 ando years -- jerry sandusky was sentenced. got reaction from local state graduate. >> even the judge today called sandusky statements unbelievable, the fact that he continues to maintain his innocence has not only the but formergusted graduates that are already focused on the new era. >> his penn state routes run deep. his sister is in the heart of state college. 'sroject during -- sandusky today up 30 years in prison at 68 durso, the former l bestant football coach wil locked up for life. the convicted pedophile spoke the court, maintaining his innocence. the same denial he gave us last night. >> they can treat me as a takeer, but they cannot away my heart. in my heart, i know i did not do alleged disgusting acts. >> several of the victims fired back. those that suffered abuse at the were of sandusky say they satisfied with the sentence. handed the sentence was down, he was very emotional. see what an to was for him.ent it >> the scandal brought the .ootball program to its knees it is a tainte

the book that remains open is the book against penn state. >> all right. susan candiotti live for us in pennsylvania. thank you for that. >> got to tell you, that tape to me is stunning. i don't think i ever heard anything like that from a guy who is about to be sentenced. >> exactly. from a guy about to face a judge. >>> four weeks to go until election day. two new polls show the race for the white house basically tide. in one poll, mitt romney's strong debate performance essentially erased obama's lead. the same poll last month had romney trailing obama by eight points. the latest gallup tracking poll has obama leading romney 50% to 45%, a margin that grew yesterday. but neither of these numbers may be telling the whole story. coming up, we take a look at these results with peter hamby. >> my head is spinning with all the numbers. >> right. >> according to the cdc, the death toll is now at 8. 105 people in nine states are infected. health officials say 75 medical facilities in 23 states received the contaminated steroid injections. the company that makes

. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your >> the sentencing of former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky several hours from now. when he told a radio station before he learned his punishment from child abuse. good morning, it's tuesday i am steve chenevey. >> i am cynne simpson. now to adam caskey. >> we have some areas of rain this morning, light rain. nothing heavy, but enough to cause slick spots on the road. also it helps the lawn and garden. south of the beltway and noaa of the beltway we have some areas of rain. 66 from a markehaymarket to the beltway as well. it's 46 degrees in leesburg. highs near 60 degrees today. it will be tough to have much sunshine today. we will see a few sunny breaks. the nationals back in town tomorrow, 70, partly cloudy. now to angela. >> off to an excellent start even with light rain falling. just one accident reported on 66 inbound near glebe road. we don't have a shot of it, but it's on the shoulder. it should not slow you down much because there's light volume. 395 is moving well. 95 still has an active work zone northb

captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky will spend at least 30 years in prison for repeated and sustained sexual abuse of young boys. good evening. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. on the newshour tonight, we get the latest on the sentence that guarantees sandusky will spend the rest of his life behind bars. >> woodruff: then, jeffrey brown examines charges that two chinese companies-- among the largest telecom equipment makers in the world-- are a threat to u.s. security. >> ifill: we update the presidential race as both candidates compete in battleground states, and we preview the "choice 2012," airing tonight on frontline. >> woodruff: from our climate change series, hari sreenivasan reports on urban areas heating up, and one city's efforts to cool down. >> ifill: and ray suarez has the story of a mexican drug lord killed in a gunfight, and his corpse stolen from the funeral home. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided

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penn state radio, the college radio station, released an audio statement from the former penn state assistant coach in which the coach proclaims that he is innocent. you will remember that mr. sandusky was convicted on 45 counts of child sex abuse. i want to play for you part of sandusky's statement. have a listen. >> over and over, i asked why. why didn't we have a fair opportunity to prepare for trial? why have so many people suffered as a result of false allegations. they can take away my life, make me out as a monster, treat me as a monster, but they can't take away my heart. in my heart, i know i did not do these alleged disgusting acts. >> this statement comes just one day before he is set to hear his sentence and joining me now is cnn's legal contributor. paul, when we got this, we were going to have a different conversation. we did not know this was coming and i dare say there's still more of it to come. right away, the first thing that jerry sandusky says, he's blaming the system. he's blaming the time he did not have for trial. there is a judge who has to weigh tomorrow how many yea

former penn assistant coach and some of his victims expected to address the judge.dusky was found guilty of 45 criminal counts. of course, we'll bring you the sentence when it happens. >>> justice may be getting closer for a grieving widow who says her husband was killed on a lake that straddles the u.s./mexico border. she calls an arrest in the two-year-old case a shock. investigators say this man a linked to the killing on falcon lake. the victim's body has never been found. >>> in money news, walmart and american express are teaming up. they're launching a new prepaid card as an alternative to checking accounts and debit cards. they're calling it blue bird. it will have no month, annual, or overdraft fees and no minimum balance. you can use it at the atm and make deposit was your start phones. >>> in california where an incredible crash is caught on camera. a truck crashed into the liquor store trapping the owner underneath the rubble, and then the driver -- the driver sped off. police watched the surveillance video and in a few hours they caught up with that dri

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yesterday sandusky spoke to a penn state radio station. he said he's been wrongfully convicted and he hopes some good will come out of all of this. >> maybe it will help others, some vulnerable children who could be abused might not be. that would be nice, but i'm not sure about it. i would cherish the opportunity to become a candle for others, as they have been a light for me. they can take away my life, make me out as a monster, treat me as a monster, but they can't take away my heart. in my heart, i know i did not do these alleged disgusting acts. >> sandusky only refers to his victims as accusers and claims he lost because of speculation and dishonesty. prosecutors say as many as half a dozen of his victims will speak at today's hearing. legal experts say it's likely the 68-year-old will spend the rest of his life behind bars. you can hear his statements on myfoxdc.com, click under web links. we'll be watching. >> sure will. thank you so much. >>> all right. coming up at 9:30, paul butler will join us live instudio with more insight in

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on monday sandusky issued aaudio statement record and aired on penn state's campus radio station. in that audio clip, he maintains his innocence and says his accusers are lying. the former assistant football coach was convicted on 45 counts of sexually abusing 10 boys over 15 years. sandusky plans to fight for a new trial. he puts the blame on his accusers. >> the young man dramatic veteran accuser and sought attention started everything. he was joand by a well orchestrated effort of the media investigators psychologist several civil attorneys and other accusers. they won. >> now -- >> reporter: now at least one of the victims will speak at today's hearing after sandusky is sentenceded and he will under-- sentenced he will undergo evaluation to determine which state prison he will go to. >>> the details from the case have been heart breaking to listen to. but for parents it's allowed you to educate yourself about sex predators and open up dialogue between you and your child. that's why adam rosenberg is here this morning from the baltimore keeled abuse center. and you have -- chil

and also ahead, former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky learns his fate. what the future holds for the convicted child sex abuser, we have a live report. >>> ravens want you to get out and get active. find out where you can meet theplayers and doing something healthy. details on that straight ahead on this tuesday morning. good morning and thanks for joining us i am megan pringle. charley crowson live at camden yards war few hours ago the orioles won game 2 of the american league division. we will have more on that in a minute. good morning but you see right there, meteorologist lynette charles let yowing know how the week is -- letting you know how the week is shaping up. >> we can see on marled's most powerful radar as of now, rain out there this morning. take the jacket with you as well as the umbrella. we will get to temperatures in a second. looking at what's going on the radar tour in cecil county where we are looking at rain showers across the area, so around elkton and i-95, port deposit havre de grace and harford county getting in on wet weather.

the pretty surprising jailhouse tape that surfaced tonight on penn state radio.rry sandusky, the former penn state football coach, convicted serial child rapist, not expressing remorse, not really taking responsibility, in fact, not taking responsibility at all, blaming the victims, the system, the courts, just about everybody that convicted him. listen. >> we must fight unfairness, 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. we didn't have time to prepare for a trial, we still gave it our best. we will fight for another chance. we have been given many second chances and now will ask for one. it will take more than our effort. justice will have to be more than just a word. fairness will be more than just a dream. it will take others. somebody apolitical with the courage to listen, to think about the unfairness, to have the guts to stand up and take the road less traveled. i ask for the strength to handle everything and the willingness to surrender only to

but not before the former penn state assistant coach had his say in court. nbc's john yang has our report from the courthouse. >> reporter: jerry sandusky said nothing as he arrived in a red prisoner's jumpsuit over a bulletproof vest, looking thinner after 112 days in jail. inside, he sat passively, as three of his victims told the court of the psychological effects of sandusky's abuse when they were young boys. his voe choking with emotion, the man known in court documents as victim six spoke of his sense of betrayial. the very kids you claimed to help were the very ones you victimized. victim five asked the judge to consider the tears, pain and private anguish i and others have suffered. they spoke to a hushed courtroom. nbc news national investigative correspondent michael isikoff was inside. >> the most powerful moment came when victim four addressed sandusky saying, i'll never forgive you. because of you, i can't allow my only child out of sight out of fear of what might happen to him. >> reporter: sandusky, who did not testify at his trial, delivered

and there -- played over at penn state radio. >> and in the three-minute money on log, sandusky said he didn't do what he called the alleged disgusting acts and described himself as a victim of pep statement? ten days' time, jerry sandusky will be taken to the camp hill state prison for testing and e valuation. once there, the department of corrects will decide where he will spend his sentence. >> the penn state scandal led to two administrators being arrested for not telling about this. and joe paterno who died in january. >>> border patrol agents on horseback led a public funeral procession in arizona. one agent was shot last week and investigators believe he was killed by friendly fire instead of an armed smuggler. >>> people who don't like the radical muslim ads in the subway system came with a message of their own. that were put up last month after the executive director sued the metropolitan octoberrority to be allowed to display them and to be in d.c.'s metro station. the christian group called the sojourners are putting up their own ads in new york. >> we're putting up these

. >>> former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky faces sentencing today for child sex abuse. >> his lawyer says sandusky plans to tell the court he is innocent. kristin fisher is live in the satellite center. she's previewing the hearing today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. jerry sandusky did not testify at his june trial but he is expected to speak today at his sentencing. he's expected to proclaim his innocence. in fact yesterday he even called in to a penn state radio station to essentially sort of give a preview of what he's going to be saying today in court. here is just an expert from that recording. take a listen. >> they could take away my life. they can make me out as a monster. they can treat me as a monster but they can't take away my heart. in my heart i know i did not do these alleged disgusting acts. >> reporter: keep in mind that 68-year-old former football coach has already been convicted on 48 counts of child sex abuse but sandusky says he want as new trial. he says the judge denied his legal team adequate time to mount a defense. he also accuses one

we're not talking about penn state here. we're talking about the boy scouts. do they get a mass settlement ready for the class action suit that is possibly going to come their way? >> right now their lawyers are advising them to do that. i think what's in their interest is to move forward, not backward. i think what would be very important here is to get the money ready, get a settlement similar to penn state so that people get the compensation that they'll be demanding and that they deserve. >> it's just so sad because we started this segment by showing the remarkable people that the boy scouts turn out on a regular basis and then there's this and it just leaves you so much sunk i don't know. >> it really does. >> stick around, i've got lots more to ask you, particularly about penn state. we have some developments there. by the way, of the more than 1,200 files that were released yesterday, the boy scouts have an answer to some of this. they said local police were involved in nearly two-thirds of the cases within those files. the other one third went mostly u

he issued a audiotape from prison and it was record and released on penn state's many h innocence and says the accusers are -- station. he maintains his innocence and says the accusers are lying. sandusky plans to fight for a new trial. he puts the blame on his accusers. >> the young man who is dramatic a vat veteran accuser and sought attention started everything joined by a well orchestrated effort of the media investigators and system and penn state and psychologist and civil attorneys and other accusers. they won. >> reporter: now at least one of his victims will take the stand to testify at today's sentencing. after sandusky is sentenced, he will undergo extensive evaluation to determine which state prison he will be sent to. linda so, abc2 news. >>> maryland law make are accused of using came -- lawmaker accused of using campaign money to pay for wedding expenses is due in court. tiffany als stone is -- alston is speced. state -- expected in court. they had been work on a plea agreement but couldn't come up with a resolution on this. now earlier this year, alston was found guilt

and convicted child molestod former penn state football h jerry sandusky is speaking .hat he's saying just hours before he learns his fate. join us for cbs 5 eyewitness news this morning.,,,, >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. in d.c., mostly cloudy, 61. clouds then sun in atlanta, 69. in st. louis, 71. sunny in denver. partly sunny in seattle, 66 degrees. >>> here we go. talk about a leap of faith. an extreme sky driver hopes to get ino the record book take. felix balm garner will lift off wearing a special pressurized space suit and jump out of a capsule 23 miles above the earth. he can come down so fast he could become the first person outside of an airplane to break the sound barrier. he has already made jumps of 15 and 18 miles. hopefully third time's a charge. nasa and the air force will monitor today's jump. >>> actors danny devito and rhea perlman are splitting up after 32 years of marriage. they were together on the sitcom "taxi" back in 1978. perlman is best known for playing carla on "cheers." devito currently stars in the com

jerry sandusky speaks from prison, what the former penn state football coach is saying about his conviction on the eve of his sentencing. >> plus the nats are bringing their playoff hopes back home after a tough day on the road. we are live in st. louis. >> and we are also live in richmond tonight for the senate seat showdown. george allen and tim kaine face off. >>> but we begin tonight with those tumbling temperatures outside. thanks for joining us tonight, everyone. i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm brian bolter. hard to believe it was 80 degrees on saturday. if you stepped out tonight, need to bundle out. that's not all. a few areas are getting showers. sue palka in the weather center with the latest. how low will it again? >> tell you. what the suburbs are already -- go? >> tell you what. the suburbs are already down in the low 40s. this is more typical for the end of november. our high temperature today was only 55, the coolest we've been since way back in late april. let me show you where the showers are. it's nothing like last night, but as we get in a little closer here out toward the leesbu

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and if he can afford the cable, he'll be able to watch penn state football games.h, thank you, jim avila for the report. 25 prisons he could be sent to. they'll make the determination in the coming days. none of the prisons have special housing facilities for sex offenders you heard there. so there is definitely a security risk. i don't think most people are sympathetic to that at all. and, he didn't show much remorse for the victims. >> he showed no remorse whatsoever. and i've got to tell you, rob, i was so surprised at the sentence. his exposure was something like over 400 years. and remember the madoff case, the judge in federal court, gave madoff 150 years. it was the max that he could have gotten. and madoff stole money from people. jerry sandusky stole these -- the innocence. he stole their souls. and i -- you know, i prosecuted child sex crimes. i know what it does to the victims. they will never be the same. >> why do you think it was 60 instead of the max of 400? >> the judge basically said he didn't want to give this inflated, arbitrary number. he had re

the n-c-double-a imposed sanctions against penn state. including a 60 million dollar fine and a four year bowl ban. >>drawing the ire of the gun lobby, cook county board president preckwinkle is eyeing a violence tax on guns and ammunition sold in the city and suburbs, the chicago sun-times has learned. cost of the county right now $143 of debt to house one person. a spokesman for the national rifle association says the company is looking to make legal gun owners scapegoats. they fan ofa similar tax was proposed in 2007. and never passed. >>schools are closed today, and they will be again tomorrow in evergreen park.. where a teacher strike is now in its second week. wgn's nancy loo has the latest on negotiations to end the walkout. there is no end in sight. union leaders say they're disappointed. there and it just after a visit from the president of the chicago division of labor. you're referring furrier judge and community is now they will fight for their jobs later. the words of encouragement. fuel to every teacher to ticket with more p