penn state family. has coach franklin. >> well, chris, i can't hear you -- after being an underdog at home, what does this win do for your program? >> i'm just happy for our kids, i really am. just happy for the kids. the kids, the former players, the lettermen, this town has been through a lot. so, this is the start of our healing process tonight, so, couldn't be prouder. >> coach, when you look at the performance that your defensive line had against an impressive offensive line and the penetration they got tonight, what can you day about their performance? >> i want to say something real quick. my niece and nephew, kendra and jeremy, lost their dad on tuesday night. and this game, and this win is for them, as well. >> coach, appreciate you saying that. >> well, this valley hasn't been this happy in a long time. and there are plenty of heroes and overthrowing emotions on the penn state side. talk about the ohio state side in a moment, because they will feel like they let this game slip away, blew it wa

to punt it away and stop penn state. they're going to have to try to convert on fourth and 23. >> kirk: especially with only one time-out. you really don't have a much of a choice here. you've got to come up with a play. you got to figure out a way, i'm sure, think about all the playmakers that you have, curtis samuel, you would think, gives you your best chance to come up >> chris: talking about a football program that's still trying to emerge from sanctions. from shame. it has not had a signature win under james franklin. they've beaten the people they're supposed to beat. they have not beaten the teams they're not expected to beat. tonight would certainly fall into that category. a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away from perhaps securing t breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays.

penn state family. sam has coach franklin. >> well, chris, i can't hear you -- you -- after being an underdog at home, what does this win do for your program? >> i'm just happy for our kids, i really am. just happy for the kids. the lettermen, this town has been through a lot. so, this is the start of our healing process tonight, so, couldn't be prouder. >> coach, when you look at the performance that your defensive line had against an impressive offensive line and the penetration they got tonight, what can you day about their performance? >> i want to say something real quick. my niece and nephew, kendra and jeremy, lost their dad on tuesday night. and this game, and this win is >> coach, appreciate you saying that. >> well, this valley hasn't been this happy in a long time. and there are plenty of heroes and overthrowing emotions on the penn state side. talk about the ohio state side in a moment, because they will feel like they let this game slip away, blew it was special teams blunders. but penn sta

to punt it away and stop penn state. they're going to have to try to convert on fourth and 23. >> kirk: especially with only one time-out. you really don't have a much of a choice here. you've got to come up with a play. you got to figure out a way, i'm sure, think about all the playmakers that you have, curtis samuel, you would think, gives you your best chance to come up >> chris: talking about a football program that's still trying to emerge from sanctions. from shame. it has not had a signature win under james franklin. they've beaten the people they're supposed to beat. they have not beaten the teams they're not expected to beat. tonight would certainly fall into that category. a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away from perhaps securing breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >

to punt it away and stop penn state. they're going to have to try to convert on fourth and 23. >> kirk: especially with only one time-out. you really don't have a much of a choice here. you've got to come up with a play. you got to figure out a way, i'm sure, think about all the playmakers that you have, curtis samuel, you would think, gives you your best chance to come up >> chris: talking about a football program that's still trying to emerge from sanctions. from shame. it has not had a signature win under james franklin. they've beaten the people they're supposed to beat. they have not beaten the teams they're not expected to beat. tonight would certainly fall into that category. a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away from perhaps securing breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >

penn state family. sam has coach franklin. >> well, chris, i can't hear you -- after being an underdog at home, what does this win do for your program? >> i'm just happy for our kids, i really am. just happy for the kids. the kids, the former players, the lettermen, this town has been through a lot. so, this is the start of our healing process tonight, so, couldn't be prouder. >> coach,he performance that your defensive line had against an impressive offensive line and the penetration they got tonight, what can you day about their performance? >> i want to say something real quick. my niece and nephew, kendra and jeremy, lost their dad on tuesday night. and this game, and this win is for them, as well. >> coach, appreciate you saying that. >> well, this valley hasn't been and there are plenty of heroes and overthrowing emotions on the penn state side. talk about the ohio state side in a moment, because they will feel like they let this game slip away, blew it was special teams blunders. but penn state s

to punt it away and stop penn state. they're going to have to try to convert on fourth and 23. >> kirk: especially with only one time-out. you really don't have a much of a choice here. you've got to come up with a play. you got to figure out a way, i'm sure, think about all the playmakers that you have, curtis samuel, you would think, gives >> chris: talking about a football program that's still trying to emerge from sanctions. from shame. it has not had a signature win under james franklin. they've beaten the people they're supposed to beat. they have not beaten the teams they're not expected to beat. tonight would certainly fall into that category. a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have don

scene here at penn state. unforgettable night for the nittany lions and their fans, as they stun ohio state with 17 in the fourth quarter, 24-21. we're at tallahassee next saturday night for the clemson tigers and the seminoles. this game was produced by bill ponn ponnell. for our entire crew here in happy valley, a monumental whiteout night for penn state. up right now as we send it to cassidy hubbarth. >> thanks, chris. so, number 2, ohio state, goes down in a stunner. welcome into the ford wrapup, i'm cassidy hubbarth. meanwhile, the number 1 team in the country rolled. and they showed they don't even need their offense on the field to score. alabama with an fbs high 12 non-offensive touchdowns this season, which happens to equal the number defense. so, bama, with no shortage of ways to find the end zone. taking on the only undefeated team in the s.e.c. entering the day. texas a&m. they were down 14-13 until jalen hurts finds calvin rideley for the touchdown. they go back up and didn't look back. later in t

to punt it away and stop penn state. they're going to have to try to convert on fourth and 23. >> kirk: especially with only one time-out. you really don't have a much of a choice here. you've got to come up with a play. you got to figure out a way, i'm sure, think about all the playmakers that you have, curtis samuel, you would think, gives >> chris: talking about a football program that's still trying to emerge from sanctions. from shame. it has not had a signature win under james franklin. they've beaten the people they're supposed to beat. they have not beaten the teams they're not expected to beat. tonight would certainly fall into that category. a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they hav

sky6 live hd looking at penns landing. it's penns landing there. can't tell by looking at the picture, but it's cold outside. >> it is a little chilly. >> reporter: we took the comforter off the bed last week and put an extra cover on the bed. it's chilly start, wind whipping around making it feel like the 30s. some 40s, as well. we have air temperatures in the 30s for the poconos and you can see the camera dancing around a little bit. 44 in allentown. 37 in the poconos. philadelphia, 47. millville, 46. atlantic city, 46 degrees. winds generally out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. gusting 20 to 25. philadelphia, 15 miles per hour. beach haven he won't close to 2s per hour. unlike yesterday, today will be full sunshine mixing clouds in. the low is up here in new england where they are seeing snow 3 to 6 inches in the mountains in vermont and new hampshire. the eagles taking the vikings this afternoon mostly sunny, lots of clouds. there will be wind issues out of the 20 to 30 miles per hour. the temperatures are milder, 63 degrees by the 4th

no comment from penn state's attorneys for mcqueary. the judge still has to rule on mc inquiry rear's whistleblower claim he was target and shipped for copping with investigators. lucy. >> all right, thank you very much, sabina. >>> and your radar tonight the rain has eased up but here comes wind. it will be a blustery day in the 100-acre wood. >> winnie the pooh. >> i remember that. we are looking at cool conditions coming in but lucy right now it's actually warming up ahead of this cold front. it is knocking on our doorstep. ultimate doppler you can see one line of precipitation moving to the jersey side. all associate washington, d.c. it this cold front it was along the i-95 corridor and slowly slipping toward the southeast. right now we're seeing some rain in princeton, in trenton, and heading toward the southeast along route 1 and route 13. florence, willingboro, as you head tore the south and the west you can see it goes all the way through west defendant fopped there wasn't the brandywine valley. we're looking at this front cross

in the afternoon session, new information, former outside lawyer for penn state testified he told a penn state top official, gary shut, to call the department of welfare about what mcqueary saw in the shower. the attorney said he did not know if the call was made. penn state's attorney pounded motorcycle year any court, saying he failed to stop a rape. and he was trying to exploit a tragic for his own financial gain. >> it is expected this trial will take two weeks, and mcqueary is also expected to take the stand, his lawyers saidel. that will be a very aggressive day. he's likely it come under very aggressive questioning from the penn state university lawyer. rodney erickson, graham spanier, and matt rhule, the temple university football coach, all expected to take the stands in this ongoing civil case. live in bell month -- bellefonte, jeff cole. >> broken his silence for the first time since prosecutors charged him in the bridgegate scandal last year. former port authority executive took the stands today. he told jurors that david while stein tricked him about the lane closures. he al

mate, tim kaine on stage together at u-penn. thousands packed into penn park. >> i can take your ticket right here. >> reporter: the line to get in stretched across the campus, earlier in the day we spoke to theman first in line who waited ten hours to see clinton speak for the first time. >> i wanted a good spot. >> reporter: clinton's speech touched on higher education. bernie sanders and i got together and we worked out a plan that will make it possible for any student in a family that makes less than $125,000 a year to go public college tuition free. >> if elected she hit on jobs, specifically creating new growth in the commonwealth. >> we're going to make the biggest investment in new jobs since world war ii, infrastructure jobs, advance manufacturing, technology, innovation, research, clean energy jobs. and lastly a jab at other opponent, republican nominee, donald trump. >> it's not too late to stage an intervention. [cheers and applause]. friends don't let friends vote for trump. >> and if you were wondering what the tot

wood and miller 8-0 lead if the first and penn wood trying to answerer and johnson for welkin and abut the drivens there penn wood is scoreless to the end of the half second carter academy park and miller does it again and scores four times and academy 32-8 win and 8-0 and have not lost a home game since 2014. they say defense wins championships well the cardinal o'hara ra be on their way and off to a 6-0 start, half of their wins oh, by the way o'hara has not allowed a single point but number one ranked d this delco getting a test against egan in blue and jones gets a little too cute and one way and slammed the other feared by montez and defends a perfect record winning by one and they are 7-0. penn state coach james franklin on the sidelines at the ar archbishop game and has to like this and to the outside and in. wood wins 39-14 and carole falls 0 and 8 and haverford and dover and stopped at penn guard and dashes across the goal line 65 yard toth ande newtown wins and down two scores and cut it in half and chris and man any 25 yards and pin crest within 7 and dominate 48-14 and a

penn state wins it 60 to 24. >>> heading to franklin field penn taking on the brown no score. alec touring guess son hits watson for a score. penn with an early seven to nothing lead. second quarter tug son going 17 records for the score. penn won their tenth straight ivy league title 21-14 the final. >> thank you very much, lez he lee. >>> meet the next generation of television and our children, they look up to us. what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? the one with the deep understanding of the challenges we face, or the one who is unprepared for them? a steady hand? or a loose cannon? common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent his life helping himself? our children are looking to us. what example will we set? what kind of country will we be? hillary clinton, because we're s

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penn state trying to avoid getting beat up. penn state downed pen in the third, lions roar back. mcsorely, urban charles a freshman from sicklerville new jersey, 80 yards, penn state will come back to tie and take the lead on 17 unanswered points. but final minutes michigan for the lead. how about empty it carpenter? penn state down three but tyler davis just kick add field goal to tie it with seven seconds and we're tied up at 23. a nail biter. >>> capital falls behind. phillip walker, 42 yards. temple up seven and the owls are on the way with it. arm steady runs for two scores 159 yards, that's more than he had all of september. temple, winning 45-20, that is two straight for those temple owls. we'll see how this penn state game finisheses up shorely. >>> time for a check with melissa magee. >> high there, walter. >> on the cool side across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. here's storm tracker 6 double scan radar. we have cloudy conditions in areas of spotty drizzle. the high today in philadelphia, maxing out at 65. the normal for us this time of year is 72. the record

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lawsuit against penn state. the man who help put jerry sandusky behind bars is suing the school for four million-dollar: we are live in center county with more on when mike mcqueary is expected to take the stand. >>> look at this, summer is back. why we will feel more like august then october, today, in the delaware valley. >>> i was wearing shorts yesterday but we should wear shirts again today for 9:00 o'clock hour. >> it feels like summer. >> jean shorts with the pockets hanging out. >> yes, fringe and all that. >> yes. >> people are fascinating by this big cat story in winslow township and people sending pictures of this big cat. this cat is not that big and particularly interested in the story about big cat. >> paying special attention. >> thank you for send ago this in. >> there is a guy, who watches a show every morning and tweets throughout the show. he sent in a picture of his cat. come on. >> oh, to. >> that is a joke. >> it is a big cat. >> but we are wondering, they say it is a house cat there must b

penn state was down 14 points. head coach said the team and school vfd a lot to -- have had a lot of to overcome since the jerry sandusky scandal. >> this is a big step in terms of healing. >> ohio state has won 20 road games in a row before last night's loss at beaver stadium in front of a crowd of 107,000. >> impressive weekend for sports. >> 12:27, another half-hour of "action news" is straight ahead. >> a person crossing a chester county road is hit by a car this morning and in the hospital. >> and she cannot see what she is reading, but a young girl is fighting to get her books, we'll explain. those stories and and the exclue accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i

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penn state setting the tone early in this one.scott coming down taking matter noose his own hands. tempers flying right there, man, sparks all over the place. speaking of heat, my man is hot this is barclay. penn state running back take the hand off and goes 45 yards untouched. barclay 31 carries for 202 yards penn state goes off and within 38-14. tough one coming up two weeks ohio state. >>> staying local, villanova taking on rhode island. that's andy tally's cats looking for number five in a row. the cats rolled in this one. here's nova quarterback zac bed far second beautiful 8-yard touchdown pass. cats win, cats win, 35-zero. >>> finally heads he headlights head down to raleigh north carolina. a sloppy one for both teams due to the effects of hurricane matthew. should this game be played that's question for another day. i don't know about that. but fourth quarter tied at three. nc state with the blocked punt to score the only touchdown of the game. i said it was ugly. it makes it 10-three. irish still get one last crack at it

mike mcqueary is asking for millions of dollars from penn state university. >> he says penn state sacked him after he testified against e hasn't been able to get a job since. fox 29's jeff cole is following this one very closely. live outside the bellefonte courtroom, jeff? >> reporter: lewes think thing just wrapped up at about 5:00, the first day of the big civic trial waiting for motorcycle year toy come out. he hasn't come out for awhile now. now, mike mcqueary says he wants his life back. his attorneys owned all out assault today to do just that and to get him millions in dollars of damages while penn state says if mcqueary wants to place blame, he ought to look in the mirror. >> 7:30, monday morning, out every white truck, comes mike mcqueary, the former penn state university assistant football coach, who says the university ruined him for blowing the whistle on sex abuser, jerry sandusky. >> early in february of 2:01:19 at night when mcqueary who quarterback for the university heard skins slapping in a university shower and saw sandusky pressed up against a ten year old boy sexual

how long he will spend behind bars.plus: a big payday for a former penn state coach.how much money he was awarded ... after blowing the whistle on yesterday remained cloudy and cool with highs in the upper 40s to 50 with a brisk nw wind. this morning is still mostly cloudy with lows near 40 and a light southerly wind. that wind will 20-30 mph today with highs in the lower 60s under a partly cloudy sky. the gusty sw wind continues overnight with gusts to 30 mph keeping lows in the upper 50s. beyond wisconsin-the man described as charles manson's right- hand man will remain in prison.california officals just denied parole for charles "tex" watson.the 70-year-old watson killed pregnant actress sharon tate and six other people in los angeles in 1969. watson has apologized for the killings.he can seek parole again in five years. the former penn state assistant football coach who came forward to testify against jerry sandusky is seven million dollars richer .. a jury sided with mike mcqueary in his defamation case against the university. mcqueary's attorney told the jury that penn state mad

north penn high school junior getting national attention even from celebrities. 29's chris o'connell is live in lansdale tonight he spoke to the recent football star. chris? >> reporter: well iain and lucy let me put it to you this way. it's not at all normal for television and cameras and reporter toss show up oh and a monday afternoon high school football practice. well today was no normal practice for north penn high school football kicker who went viral today but not because of her kicking, because of her hi hitting. when we met north penn high school junior kelly mc in a narah she was banging field goals after practice kicking so hard she actually hit a couple school buses outside the field. but these days kelly isn't known for her kicking, she's now known for this. the hit heard around the world. >> it was my job at the time, um, it was just one hit, but it was good one. >> reporter: it all happened friday night in a matchup against central bucks east. after kelly's kick off was returned for 30 yards, she was the last line of defense. and lowered the boom a

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eat the penne. we should have had the penne! but they're out! [ laughter ] they're out of penne again! sacre bleu! i think we should go for it always. just go for it. eat spaghetti and meatballs. you're the coolest girl, come on. >> noodles hanging out of your mouth. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: they don't like they way -- screw theou tell me about this movie, "american pastoral." this is -- ewan mcgregor, who i love. >> yeah, so -- >> jimmy: directing. >> it's his first time directing a film. >> jimmy: love that guy. cool guy. >> he's also in it. i play his daughter and jennifer connelly's daughter. >> jimmy: she's fantastic too. >> i know. they're both so amazing. >> jimmy: that's a dark movie. i think u -- very great job acting. you have a speech impediment in the film. >> i do, yeah. >> jimmy: which is -- that must be completely tough, too, a a different way to act there. something that i don't deal with in my own life, and something that you want to get right, you know what i mean? yeah. >> jimmy: i think you did a a great job. >> thank you very mu

i went to penn state.it but the hypocrisy of this 10 has to stop. >> i just never got the whole hey, we won let's go out and riot. i never, never have understood that. >> party, drink, don't do that. >> ridiculous. all right, sean bell. thanks so much. special knock at the door at one university. pop star katie perry stopped by the university of nevada las vegas campaigning for hillary clinton. she roam the halls in her signature red lipstick and tv emblazoned with the phrase nasty woman. not so subtle reference what donald trump called clinton in the last debate. she urged students to vote ear early. remember american idol season five winner taylor hicks. he was the silver haired soul singer who stole so many hearts. he's got new job. alabama native will travel across country discovering the origins of food. are for his new reality show. it started friday. man, that would be fun to do, wouldn't it. >> hmm. >> don't we have too many of those. >> no. >> i feel like there's 30 million food shows. >> andrew z

top ranked springfield hosting penn crest.inally gets his team on the board with the dive into pay dirt. was not enough, though. penn crest gets roughed up. all ridley in this one. malik young on the run. he's a dancing machine. skates away from the d virtually untouched into the end zone. ridley shuts out harrington. washington visiting central. colin washington, give me that. between two defenders with a sick touchdown. central runs away with it 42-8. overbrook hosting southern. kareem dickson airs it out down field but ma near kennedy with the int. it took overtimes for this one. let's reveal. west call or text your vote to the number on your. as for this week's game of the week. it's a district one clash in delco. academy park facing its toughest opponent of the season in npenn wood. highlights next. do you own a plane? do you own a bank? pat toomey owned both. but it's the fact that toomey owns a seat in the u.s. senate that should really concern us. while on the senate banking committee, pat toomey voted to rewrite rules

penn state wins 24-21 the first time in 52 years, on rank penn state beats a top two team in the countrywhat a scene in state college as they storm the field. >> a new reason it's been the same story for the flyers, slow start. this season, slow start in games. flyers were beat up in the third period, but last night they punch back. coach having a hard time with the puck, too. flyers fall behind 2-zip to carolina. jake borachek ties it at 2. matt reid redirects. it's his 5th goal of the season, nobody in hockey was more. flyers up one, they are not done. seconds later flyers score four times in the second, they win 6-3 end their 3 game losing streak. >>> congratulations to the cubs they are going to the world series for the first time in 71 years. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. >> it is 9:57 you know you heard they do everything bigger in texas, i'm from texas i agree with that. the johnson family knew their family of beloved pets was about to grow, but they didn't know how much. 3-year-old oakley who was a great dane gave big board to 17 puppies. oh, my goodness. johnsons have five

first time in 52 years an unranked penn state team beat a top two team in the country.g of wins, union did not get one today but they do qualify for the playoffs. they are limping in the playoffs. they have not won since august. >> thanks, jeff. >>> temperatures could fall again this week. >> meteorologist melissa a magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump..." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. time for the accu weather forecast. today was a whole lot better then yesterday. >> yes, i mean yesterday we had whipping wind, and today it is milder

. >>> well, a jury awarded $7 million to a former penn state coach? the jerry sandusky scandal. >>> and don't forget to stay up with "the "the late show with stephen colbert." his guests to comedian and host of the hit y2576y yy6y lives are changing. and all ose changes take energy. at duke energy, we're changing too, giving you new ways to control your power use and stay in the know... bob buesing... on the record. he sues tax payers to cover the outrageous cost of a lavish courthouse. buesing files forclosures on homes critical to seniors. his law firm is accused of running up costs on a school district at the expense of our kids. trailing in the polls, buesing attacks dana young. so we ask... mr. buesing, will you do anything to win? >>> now live from the suncoast hyundai dealer sports desk it's time for 10 sports. >> penn state is making headlines again. has nothing to do with that upset over ohio state last week. instead, it's another layer in the jerry sandusky scandal. the former football coach boys. yesterday a jury awarded ex- penn state assi

of aost notable case merger that did not work was penn central. chairmanunders was the the last day before the company went into bankruptcy. feel forcked a railroad operations, but, ofnders had a unique sense public policy, and after his ouster from penn central, i met in great secrecy with saunders one morning at the berkeley hotel in new york, and he gave me his side of the bankruptcy story. problemme the biggest penn central and other ailing railroads had was over-regulation. dismissed the story as just an excuse for his own shortcomings. but two years later, i was having dinner in new york one evening with graham, who was then the chairman of the time in, and at that time -- point in time, there were five major railroads in bankruptcy in the northeast -- penn central being one. there were railroads in the midwest that were failing, and graham and i began to debate what to do to solve the problem. now, graham was a disciple of -- protege of dean has since in. excuse me. and a true democrat. graham believed the government was the answer to probl

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plus, penn state stuns the buckeyes. we'll show you the late fourth quarter excitement that led to an upset next in sports. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. most people owe the bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall street and banks like his. voting to gut consumer protections that crack down... on predatory lending and fraud. to take money from you and... line the pockets of wall street millionaires like.

mike penn y tim kane.s credenciales conservadoras buscan traer el voto evangÉlico a donald trump. >> que mike penn nos aleje de las polÍticas de retÓrica divisiva de donaciÓn. fernando: penn debe defender la Última controversia de trump quien no pago deudas de impuestos hace varias dÉcadas. pronto hizo campaÑa en virginia este lunes y podÍan haberse afectado por los votantes. >> hay un efecto mediÁtico o mala gente estÁ discutiendo pero de nuevo, si es el asunto que finalmente va a definir esta carrera hacia la casa blanca,, yo creo que no. yo creo que el resentimiento hacia washington es tan fuerte en toda la naciÓn que eso aminora cualquier otro seÑalamiento que se puede hacer. fernando: este lunes trump hubo otro traspiÉs cuando el fiscal general decidiÓ que su organizaciÓn benÉfica de solicitar dinero por no contar con la certificaciÓn estatal. tendremos toda la cobertura del debate vicepresidencial. ilia: muchas gracias fernando. las Últimas investigaciones y denuncias de new york times ha causado rec

in his suit the former penn state quarterback asserted his alma mater and former employer defamed himfter it came out that mcqueary's testimony helped prosecutors charge former defensive coach jerry sandusky with molesting children. mcqueary says the school damaged his reputation in a statement it put out the day child abuser sandusky was champed. it says he was retaliated against for helping in the investigation. it was a february night back in 2001, when mcqueary then a graduate assistant says he saw sandusky sexually abusing a 10-year-old boy in a penn state shower. mcqueary says he told coach joe paterno the next morning. and top administrators days later. he says they promiseed to something about it. instead mcqueary's lawyer argued in court university officials tried to sweep it all under the rug until the case blew open a decade later. mcqueary said he was subsequently suspended from coaccoaching duties barred from school facilities and that penn state did not renew his crack. >> in court penn state's attorney nancy conrad says it was public opinion and not the university that

he is suing penn state the because he says penn state went after him for helping convict jerry sanduskyrors will to have deciding whether the university acted improperly when it did not renew his contract in the wake of the jerry sandusky scandal or was it simply a new coach comes in and clears house. mcqueary was a key witness for the prosecution. he testified he saw jerry sandusky abuse a boy in a team shower. was that the video from moments ago. >> i think so. this is live. he has come back out to get something out of his vehicle, um. so yeah, they are up, and getting after it early. >> jeff cole is they are the courthouse with more details. >> hi there, jeff. >> reporter: hi there, guys. you are looking at mike mcqueary right the now. remember this guy played quarterback here at pep state, played professional football, a big guy and he will use his brawn here to carry numerous legal documents into the courthouse here in bellevue that -- bellefonte because that is what he is doing here. he showed up at 7:30 in that white truck behind he. other than folks trying to avoid the press he

the former penn state assistant football coach who came forward to testify against jerry sandusky is 7 million dollars richer ..a jury sided with mike mcqueary in his defamation case against the university.mcqueary's attorney told the jury that penn state made mcqueary a villain and a scapegoat in the sandusky scandal...penn state says mcqueary was paid 280- thousand dollars after his new football coach didn't want him on the staff a federal judge has approved a 265-million dollar settlement for the deadly 20-15 philadelphia train crash. the crash killed eight and injured more than 200.n-t-s-b determined that the engineer of the train became disoriented when a rock hit the windshield of another train.the settlement allows victims to have their awards as early as june, all cases must be settled within two- and-a-half years. the u-s coast guard released video of a semi- submersible vessel carying more than two-tons of cocaine.that's right- the drug dealers have submarines now.the coast guard made the bust off the coast of central america in september. the underwater find was valued at