>> more on the loss to gospel lawsuit at penn state. -- caron butler lawsuit at penn state -- more on the lawsuit at penn state. >> i feel ashamed. >> it brought students and school officials together at a meeting last night, hours after the first lawsuit was filed against penn state university. -- university, former assistant coach jerry and dusty, and another person -- jerry sandusky, and another man. a 29-year-old man says that sandusky abused him more than 100 times in the 1990's. he's >> used this job dissatisfied -- >> he used this child to satisfy his own sexual perversion.

. >> more on the loss to gospel lawsuit at penn state. -- caron butler lawsuit at penn state -- more on the lawsuit at penn state. >> i feel ashamed. >> it brought students and school officials together at a meeting last night, hours after the first lawsuit was filed against penn state university. -- university, former assistant coach jerry and dusty, and another person -- jerry sandusky, and another man. a 29-year-old man says that sandusky abused him more than 100 times in the 1990's. he's >> used this job dissatisfied -- >> he used this child to satisfy his own sexual perversion. >> according to a grand jury report, he talked to him in the shower. >> he sat here with his mother and brother and said he was not a victim. he was not engaged in sexual acts with jerry. >> sandusky said he only "horsed around" with kids in the shower. he has hired a private investigator to prove his innocence. >> penn state is sending out an interesting letter -- "thank you for your interest in penn state. please continue considering joining." the attorney representing herman cain is demanding cell phon

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the testimony is key to the case against two former penn state officials, senior v.p. gary schultz and athletic director tim curley who denied charges they lied to authorities. again tonight fair warning, this is tough material. the whole case has been that way from the start. we begin tonight with our national investigative correspondent michael isikoff from state college, pennsylvania. >> reporter: once the starting penn state quarterback, now a star witness for the government, mike mcqueary took the witness stand today and graphically described seeing a naked jerry sandusky engaged in what he called extreme sexual activity with a young boy. "the boy was up against the wall" mcqueary testified. "jerry was directly behind him in a very, very close position. i believe jerry was sexually molesting him." mcqueary slammed his locker door shut, causing sandusky and the boy to separate and look him directly in the eye. mcqueary's testimony is key for the case against two former penn state officials, athletic director tim curley and senior vice president gary schultz, both c

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people are ashamed to be affiliated with penn state.rices of education of what you put into going to college. choosing an institution. you can imagine what some students are feeling and going through. >> the woman's question, what am i supposed to do with all the feelings? the question to the panel. plus, the football program enjoyed such a squeaky clean image. it has been eradicated. >> this is what people remember penn state for. a stain on the reputation. >> see if they can dig their way out. we'll switch gears to financial news this morning. if you have any money in the stock market well you got wealthier in the last 24 hours. the rally isn't over just yet. asian markets have been soaring overnight, some more than 5%. all of the buying is in reaction to a move by asian banks to lower borrowing costs. banks worldwide also united to make changes to prevent a european economic meltdown. that same action sent the dow up 490 points yesterday. that's the biggest point gain since way back in march 2009. the other major averages were also u

. >>> former penn state football coach joe paterno is hospitalized with a broken pelvis. he fell at his home on saturday and reinjuring the broken pelvis he suffered in august when he was hit by one of his players during practice. paterno was fired by penn state following allegations of sexual abuse involving one of his former assistant coaches jerry sandusky. a key prosecution witness in the case is expected to testify tomorrow. anna werner reports. >> reporter: former penn state assistant coach mike mcqueary is among those expected to testify tuesday. mcqueary told a grand jury that in 2002, he saw jerry sandusky in a locker room shower on the penn state campus sexually assaulting a young boy. >> mr. sandusky, any comments. >> reporter: according to the grand jury report, he saw a boy he estimated to be 10 years old with his hands up against the wall being raped by a naked sandusky. but a local newspaper report raised new questions about whether mcqueary may have told a different story back then. the hair russburg patriot news quoting a source says after the incident, m

they should -- football should be the last thing on penn state's mind.y need to get their act together. >> let's talk about that for a second. you're an expert on sports, too, in the way the awards system seems to shortchange other values we hold a lot more dear than sports victory in this country even if we don't say so. penn state won eight games this year. it does have a bowl game potential, obviously. >> yeah. i mean, they have a bowl game potential. frankly, i found the stories about what bowl they were going to actually depressing because it was all because of jerry, the accusations against jerry sandusky, they're not going to the bowl they should and they're to some mediocre or minor bowl game. i mean, who cares? you know, at a certain point, with these new accusations, with the fact that sandusky allegedly committed another hideous crime against a minor victim, two years after penn state knew something, and they knew something also in 1998, i say forget football. who cares about a minor bowl game. smu got two years, i think, of the death penalty

the army is investigating. >>> now the latest on the penn state sex abuse scandal and former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky. it's reported he continued coaching at a small pennsylvania college last year, even though he had failed a background check. three football players told cbs affiliate that sandusky coached the entire season, even while he was being investigated by a local high school. the college says there was a breakdown of communication, that the school's head coach did not follow orders to prevent sandusky from coaching. and sandusky will appear at a preliminary hearing today to determine if there is enough evidence to send the case to trial. there, he'll come face-to-face with some of the men who say he molested them when they were children and he was coaching at penn state. >> reporter: jerry sandusky will face his accusers for the first time at a preliminary hearing today. as many as ten men who accuse sandusky of sexually abusing them when they were children will testify against him. sandusky's lawyer says his client is dreading the hearing. >> he's going to hav

for the first time, the assistant coach at penn state tells his story on the stand. tonight, what did he really witness? >>> mad rush at the mall. if you thought stores were busy on black friday, perhaps brace yourself for this weekend. >>> safe at home, once a role model for parents and kids alike, now an example of baseball's temptations. tonight, the question, does the punishment fit the crime? >>> and making a difference, in this season of giving, some of the many people working hard to make sure every kid has a christmas. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >> good evening. he is a star witness in a terrible story. so when he spoke today in court, his words carried great weight. mike mcqueary says he witnessed a terrible thing while he was assistant football coach at penn state, back before the name penn state became synonymous with this unfolding sex scandal and the former defensive coordinator ger gerry jerry sandusky. the testimony is key to the case against two former penn state officials, senior v.p. gary schultz and ath

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penn state has won eight games this year.l, obviously. >> yeah, i mean, they have a bowl game potential. frankly, i found the stories about what bowl they were going to actually depressing, because it was all because of jerry, the accusations against jerry sandusky, they're not going to the bowls they should, and they're going to some mediocre or minor ball games. i mean, who cares? at a certain point, with these new accusations, with the fact that san discusses can i allegedly committed another hideous crime against a minor victim two years after penn state knew something, and they knew something also in 1998, i say forget football, who cares about a minor bowl game. smu got two years i think of the death penalty for payoffs. this is nothing compared to payoffs. this is literally aiding and abetting in the activities of a sexual predator. >> connect the issue of football royalty at penn state, where it is the sine qua non of the success. penn state had to be good at football. how did it lead to these alleged crimes. give me

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schurick's attorney says they plan to appeal. >>> another victim has come forward accusing penn state -- former penn state coach jerry sandusky of abuse e claimed he was abuse on campus in 2004 after sandusky gave him liquor. >>> penn state revenue will be donating wings to charities raising awareness for child abuse overall. that's around 2 million dollar for the bowl game. some monies will go towards helping establish a penn state institute that would work in the treatment and prevention of child abuse. penn state typically funnels the bowl revenues back to the athletic department for distribution. >>> consumer alert this morning, dog owners iams is recall the dry dog food because of a possible fungus that can hurt your pet's liver. it huh sis toms including sluggishness and vomiting and yellowness in the eyes. the recall dog food lot was distributed in retailers including watt mart. for more information go -- wal- mart. for more information go to abc 2 news.com. >>> parents do it. they take their kids to sit on santa's lap and tell him what they want tore christmas. not all kids en

the penn state sex abuse scandal.ocus, what penn state administrators knew and when they knew it. the key witness, mike mcquery, that young coach who says he witnessed jerry sandusky raping a boy in a football locker room shower. scott broom was there for the disturbing and graphic testimony. >> mike mcquery testified he was shocked not thinking straight and distraught after he saw former coach, jerry sandusky raping a boy in a locker room shower in 2002. i believed jerry was having sexual intercourse with him, mcquery testified, saying he was witnessing something he didn't want to see and didn't want to be part of. mcquery said when he told penn state coach, joe paterno the next mo

what does this do overall to the institution of penn state as this damning testimony comes out? >> oh, it has been damning so far. you know, an elephant not in the room, though, is joe paterno, whose name has already come up, according to mcqueary's testimony today, paterno said, i'm sorry,000 see that which to me, is more damning than anything in that grand jury report. the cross is going on now, so far in that first hour, graphically speaking it is horrifying, as far as penn state and culpability goes it is pretty damning there, too. >> explain to all of us, a lot of people paying close attention to this the court proceedings are going to take some time as this moves forward, but how is today's court situation different from the preliminary hearing that people would have had or had access to on tuesday, if it took place? >> the hearing taken place on tuesday, the prosecution could have been putting on the actual victims of sandusky's alleged abuse. so would you have heard the graphic testimony from all the victims coming from them directly. today it is more what mcqueary saw i

sandusky says he is innocent. >>> it's a snowball effect following penn state. more accusations continue surfacing, at the aau in memphis, tennessee. two accusers say former aau president robert dodd abused them in the 80s. we talked to a local adult therapist who says penn state maybe a platform for victims to find their voices. >> its bravery and courage of people to come forward. >> dodd denied allegations when confronted by officials. he left the organization in november and police are investigating. the victims may learn to understand how the abuse has impacted their lives. >>> new details in to a fire that broke out monday night. it happened around 6:45, after 11:00 last night , the fire lit up again. crews got it under control. this is new video from the original scene. the family pet didn't make it out. the rest of the family was not home. neighbors heard an explosion. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> continuing coverage of two flash mobs that went viral. it's time to prevent the next one with tougher punishment. both were in montgo

. >>> el juez que lleva el caso de la universidad de penn state, dicen que dos asistentes podrían ir violación de un niño. >>> estrella futbolística de la universidad de penn state y es el testigo estrella del caso de violación de niños menores por parte de jerry sandusky, mike dijo que se sintió horrorizado al ver a jerry sandusky molestando a un niño en la universidad de penn state en el 2002 dijo que escuchó sonidos de palmadas en la ducha, que jerry sandusky tenía las manos alrededor del menor, el nuevo abogado de jerry sandusky dijo. >>> enseñarle a una persona a bañarse en la ducha a un menor de 12 años, es extraño, pero personas que trabajan con personas con problemas, tienen que ser enseñados. >>> además se acusó a dos personas de no reportar el abuso sexual, dijo que se reunió con el ex vicepresidente garry shultz que estaba a cargo de la policía de la universidad, que le describió lo que había visto. >>> el juez dijo que había suficiente evidencia para llevar a juicio a los funcionarios de la universidad de penn state. >>> mc guiri a diferencia de los cargos que había recib

this is the newspaper of penn state university, "the daily collegian."aders address concerns. students were concerned. i saw the main focus on their mind was the board of trustees of penn state university. they don't have trust in that body many more. what they focused on over and over again was did national pressure or media pressure force them to make the decisions they had to make? they're talking about the firing of joe paterno. they also talked about transparency. they begged for transparency in one sense even to the point of asking, can you tell us something tonight that we don't know in the spirit of transparency? many of the answers were very broad, but the students really let out their emotions. take a listen. >> sandusky is part of the penn state family. we all are, and i feel shame. what do i do with these feelings? >> a lot of the questions focused on the students themselves, one being with all of the civil suits that are going to be coming and the payouts that may have to be made by penn state, will our tuition go up? the response was, no, n

assistant mike mcqueary told the court he told penn state officials about the abuse.y hostin on the case, this was a preliminary hearing for two former penn state officials accused of covering up this alleged rape. had the news this judge in harrisburg now ruling these men will go to trial. what role did mcqueary's testimony play today, do you think? >> well, he was certainly the star witness today. he was unflappable, unflinching, unequivocal. he certainly stuck to what we thought he was going to say, brooke, in front of the grand jury, he indicated that he saw jerry sandusky in a bathroom, with a boy who appeared to be 10 years old and he believed he saw some sort of sexual active you the. he explained that he did not necessarily see intercourse, but he felt that he saw something that went over the line, sexual in nature and reported exactly what he saw, not only to gary schultz, tim curley, but to his father, who testified today by the way, and supported his son and supported what his son had told him. i think all in all, mcqueer riff the star witness today. >> tod

>>> the penn state scandal is opening the flood gates to others across the country. a look at what they all have in common. >>> and now a lawmaker is taking steps to take out flash mobs. >>> and do these work? we work for you putting them to the test so you don't have to. >>> one cold night. and how you want to dress tomorrow. >>> you call it the penn state snowball effect. when the allegations of years of abuse in the department surfaced we found out more cases. >>> syracuse and another organization, the amateur athletic union. and we spoke with an expert who counsels adult victims. >> we went to children services of maryland wondering why the cases with popping -- were popping up t seems penn state may be the platform for many victims to find their voice. >> more allegations and tennessee and robert dodd. ralph west said he was 15 when his team was on a youth league trip in 1983 and he came into his room and assaulted him. >> i was asleep, i don't remember anything but waking up he is trying to put his hand in my shorts twoeurbgs accusers said that the publicity fr

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. >>> new information regarding the penn state sexual abuse scandal. the letters sent out to potential students regarding the lawsuit filed against jerry sandusky. >> and herman cain dropping out of the race for the white house? when he says he'll make his final decision. an basketball fans gearing up. when nba players will be hitting the court. we'll let you know. >>> december, 1st, thursday, i'm charlie krauss. there's a look at downtown baltimore. this is something justin berk does so well every morning, showing you great sunrises. justin, this on the first pleat -- meteorological day of winter. rising from the east. setting in the west. >> we have great images to show you. it will be dark at night, bright during the day. that is a guaranteed forecast, right? first, yes, it's the start of meteorological winter and i wanted to look over some of the snow extremes. this will post on-line later today. notice typically january, february, our big snow month but a couple of years ago we challenged that record of just over 20 inches with a big storm that hi

this goes beyond the penn state/miami game in '86. this is the game of his life. >> reporter: nbc news chief legal analyst savannah guthrie. >> it's really a tradeoff. on the one hand, the defense loses the opportunity to assess the accuser's credibility in court, their demeanor. but at the same time, they have avoided days upon days of bad publicity. >> reporter: the postponement was most painful for sandusky's alleged victims. >> he's a coward for not showing up and facing them today. once they were prepared and gone through the wrenching gut check of getting ready to do this, depriving them of a chance to tell their story to his face. >> reporter: but they'll get another chance if there's no plea deal and this case goes to trial. michael isikoff, nbc news, bellefonte, pennsylvania. >>> up here next tonight, there's something you should know about those plans to cut back at the post office. >>> and a plan to do something about the volume of what you're about to see, commercials on television. >>> about those postal service budget cu

that is video of joe pat were owe, former penn state head coach. now, according to the testimony of mike mcqueary, he saw him sexually salting that boy any locker room shower. however, accord tying report any local pennsylvania newspaper, he told the story differently right after it happened. the patriot news says mcclear question told his father and a family friend that he heard sex sounds and he saw a young boy peek his head out of the shower as an adult arm reached around and grabbed the boy out of view. he said he saw sandusky leave nation towel. it was at that point according to the patriot news that mcqueary was urged to tell coach joe pat were owe. he did lose his job after being blamed for not doing enough after learning about the potential abuse. paterno has had other health problems. he broke his pelvis on saturday. a family friend says he will not recover without surgy. he is also undergoing chemo and radiation for lung cancer. >> thank you. >>> politics now. newt gingrich with a strong show anything new poll released after this weekend'

ahead at 5:00, the star witness in the penn state sex scandal takes the stand. what he says that incriminates university leaders all the way to the top. >>> hiv prevention for the masses? the potential aids. ktght against aids. face a jury on charges of perjury and failure to report child abuse charges. their pretrial hearing today included the most detailed and graphic account yet of the sexual abuse allegations that have rocked pefrn penn state. nbc's michelle franzen join us live from outside the harrisburg courthouse in pennsylvania. michelle? >> reporter: garvin, that testimony today was graphic in detail and also revealing about what mcqueary says he quit witnessed in 2002, what he told penn state officials, and how they reacted. for the first time, mike mcqueary spoke publicly about allegations he witnessed jerry sandusky having sex with a boy in a penn state locker room shower in 2002. in graphic detail and under oath, mcqueary, then a graduate assistant, says he first heard noises coming from the shower, then saw sandusky standing behind a boy with his

a penn state track suit, as you will see when he turns the final image of him getting into that police car a short while ago work that penn straight brand across his back. >> these latest charges are horrendous. i read of victim ten talking about an incident that occurred a swimming pool on the penn state campus. i mean, this does suggest, does it not, that the university and those around mr. sandusky must have known that something was amiss given the number of locations this individual is alleged to have molested children. >> well, let's begin by talking about the egregious nature of these new charges today. involuntary deviant sexual behavior, indecent assault, unlawful contact with a minor, corruption of minors and endangering the welfare of children. i want to pull out a quote that i just read in the grand jury presentment that was just sent to us moments ago. this was said by the ninth accuser who is currently 18 years old. who says he was just 11 or 12 when he first met jerry sandusky in 2004. after recording multiple assaults. at least 16 occasions that took place in the basemen

new information in the penn state sex abuse scandal. we got the first detailed account of what an eyewitness says he saw when he walked in on a naked penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky and a young boy in a football

. >>> and we're learning more about what people at penn state knew, when they knew it. and how little was done about evidence of serial sexual abuse of children. >>> finally, last week michele bachmann felt insulted by the way newt gingrich treated her at the fox debate. let's how she feels about ron paul now that he's said that she hates muslims. that's in the sideshow. >>> we start with the apparent collapse of newt gingrich in iowa. howard fineman is an msnbc political analyst and "the huffington post" media group editorial director. david yepsen is a political columnist and the director of the paul simon public policy institute at southern illinois university. howard, is this the continuation of what we've discussed previously about how this wave of support moved from bachmann to perry to cain to newt and it just seems like continual discontent, or is this different? >> i think it's different because it's more intense. i think newt gingrich being the famous guy that he is, the controversial guy that he is, excited great acclaim when he managed to survive the beginni

. >>> it was an emotional night on the penn state campus, as a new president promised a higher ethical standard at the school. this comes as the first lawsuit is filed against jerry sandusky for sexual abuse. here's abc's brad wheelis. >> reporter: it was a time for soul-searching at penn state. >> i feel shame. what do i do with these feelings? >> reporter: at a town hall meeting between students, faculty and administrators, the penn state dealt with the lasting mark at the school, as the result of a sex abuse scandal by jerry sandusky. one of argued that it was good -- >> it's important that we learn to question authority. and in many cases, being here and be part of this experience might actually make you a better human being. >> reporter: but there was more bad news for penn state. in the first civil suit filed against jerry sandusky, a now-29-year-old man alleges he was sexually assaulted by the former football coach more than 100 times between 1992 and 1996. the man is not one of the eight boys sandusky is already charged with molesting. his attorney read a statement from the pla

the grown-ups at penn state, it seems, can learn a lesson in

the fact that they got away with it for so long at penn state is ridiculous. if people know about some sort of abuse that is ruining a child's life, it needs to be stopped immediately. >> it does not guarantee they will take action, but that should promote and encourage it. >> the chancellor said schools must take the extra step not only to enforce the policy, but make sure it is clear to employees. >> the policy calls for a certain amount of training to take place so that those who have reporting responsibility know exactly what's that are expected to do. >> to see the reporting proposal, 02 our website, wbaltv.com and click on education alert. more on the story new at 6:00. tim tooten, wbal-tv 11 news. >> we have some breaking news at this hour. skyteam 11 is over the scene of what appears to be a pedestrian struck on annapolis road near ohio avenue. we are told an 18-year-old girl has been struck by a vehicle. she is now underway to shock trauma. all of annapolis road has been blocked off as police continued their investigation. >> here is a look at some of

. >> onto a big story, two former penn state administrators are in the pretrial hearing in the jerry sandusky sexual abuse allegations. tim curley and gary schultz are charged with lying to a grand jury investigators. >> penn state officials tim curley and gary schultz are arrived at court this morning in harrisburg, facing perjury charges connected to the jerry sandusky de child sex abuse case. the former penn state athletic director and vice president are accused of lying to the grand jury, telling them that assistant football coach mike mcqueary did not inform them he witnessed sandusky having sex with a boy in a locker room shower in 2002. prosecutors' first witness today, mcqueary who appeared calm on the stand as he described in graphic detail what he saw and heard in the locker room that day. he said he first heard noises coming from the shower, looked in the mirror, saw sandusky behind the boy but he went on to tell the court, "i believe jersey -- i believe jerry was molesting him." his testimony is being contradicted by another grand jury witness, a family friend who said th

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