fbi is right now working with local law enforcement to investigate this incident. >>> four penn state university assistant mike career career has filed a whistleblower lawsuit against the university. he's claiming defamation and misrepresentation saying the university ruined his reputation while firing him while he was cooperating with the investigation against jerry sandusky. mcqueary testified that he saw sandusky in a locker room shower with a young boy in 2001. he's seeking millions of dollars ges. sandusky was convict inside june for abusing young boys during a 15-year time period. >>> in florida the search is on for a woman who was photographed, look at this, trying to take a ride on a manatee. this picture was taken on a beach near tampa and authorities say that her actions, they violate the florida manatee sanctuary act that says that people are not allowed to interfere with the animals. she now faces a misdemeanor charge. >>> is the u.s. housing market recovering? according to a cnn money survey, many economists say yes. most of those surveyed say the home prices are already on the rise

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keach: in his laboratory at penn state university, rue reconstructs the ancient changes in vegetationcounting individual grains of pollen from dated levels in the core. in levels dated to about a.d. 800, corn pollen appears in large quantities. maya farming was at its peak. in later samples, he finds increasing quantities of pine pollen. pine trees would have been the first to reclaim abandoned cornfields. finally, he finds conclusive evidence of the end of maya farming in the valley at about a.d. 1200. rue: this is pollen from a tree in the mahogany family. this family is part of the plant community comprising the tropical deciduous forest, a very natural high-canopy rain forest type vegetation that would have occurred in the valley before the maya were there and then after they left the valley. based on our previous notions about the depopulation in copan, we would have expected this forest re-emerge by approximately 1000 a.d. or so. our pollen analysis showed that this forest was still completely gone from the valley up to and after 1200 a.d. -- a fact that indicated to us that peo

became a mild controversy, jury sandusky who served at penn state university was sentenced to at least 30 years in prison after being found guilty of 45 counts of sexual abuse. the scandal led to a flood of allegations in the tarnished a once revered sports program. >> the disgraced codes that traded his truck sued for prison jumpsuit. he arrived at court, protesting his innocence. he spoke to a college radio station. >> they can take away my life entry as a monster, but they can't take away my heart. in my heart, i know i did not do these alleging disgusting acts. my wife has been on only sex partner and that was after marriage. >> she listened as her husband died of child abuse. he was contradicted by three gunmen that gave emotional accounts of being touched in showers. prosecutors praised the courage of the victims. >> reliving the events, when they were to have the victimization exposed. a one of them could have walked up -- or walk away from this case but they chose to testify truthfully and demonstrated personal courage and the desire to see justice done. >> curious and does he

sandusky will spend the rest of his life in jail in the child sexual abuse case that shook penn state university. in a statement at sentencing the 68-year-old still denied the allegations and said that he was the victim of a conspiracy. he said that he plans to appeal his conviction. the judge sentenced him to a minimum of 30 years in jail. three of the eight victims that he was convicted of abusing also spoke, some crying. >> a tina ceus of a drive by shooting, stealing a car and breaking out of jail appeared in court today. they say that max wade was the motorcycle rider behind the april drive by that targeted a girl and young man from mill valley. he is a accused of stealing a car. authorities say wade tried to break out of juvenile hall where he was being held. >> police and deputies stepping up patrols in a community that is on alert for possible serial arsonist. robert honda is in san jose with the big approximater threat that the small fires pose. robert. >> reporter: we are at the apartment complex in san jose whereas you can see many of the fires have been set. starting tomorrow morning

lawsuits filed by his victims against penn state university are expected to climb well into the millionsow will have complete coverage of tuesday's sentencing. >>> a fate with an acquaintance leaves an alexandria man dead tonight. police were called to the 5400 block of broadmoor street in franconia. they say a 30-year-old man died as a result of trauma. >> we do to have wait for the office of medical examiner to determine cause and manner of death but we know there was trauma to the upper body. we just don't know exactly what caused it or if there was anything else involved. that's part of what needs to be investigated. at this point in time the detectives do after great deal of information. we're not necessarily seeking information. but if you have it -- >> don't know what that was. some kind of mistake on our part. we apologize for that. police have not named a suspect but they believe the man was killed by an acquaintance. >>> prince george's county police are investigating a shooting involving one of their own in the 3500 block of 55th avenue in bladensburg, maryland. we're told the

in news around the nation this morning, the former penn state university assistant football coach whose testimony helped convict jerry sandusky on child molestation charges, he has filed a lawsuit against the school. mike mcqueary says the university reined his reputation and fired him for his cooperatioin the investigation. he is seeking $4 million from the university. mcqueary was fired in july after being placed on administrative leave in november. >>> it's something that you eat for lunch, not something that you would use to attack your wife with. however, this man that you're going to see right there, larry sperling of nebraska spent five days in jail for using a sandwich as a weapon. he and his wife got into an argument and he took a sandwich and rubbed it in her face. well, deputies found evidence of the attack on the carpet, pieces of lunch meat. >>> here's an important issue, whether or not you're a republican or a democrat, which first lady would make the best batch of cookies? it turns out it's michelle obama. she and ann romney submitted cookie recipes to the magazine family

researchers at penn state university found sleep deprivation affects more honeys which are tied to increases in appetite. more than 35% of american adults are obese and more than 28% get less than six hours of sleep a night. this might help. researchers at ohio state are trying to figure out if a few injections will help you lose a few pounds. they injected capsules of heat generating cells into the stomachs of mice to boost their metabolism. the mice lost 20% of their body fat in 80 days. if the vaccine is developed for humans, it will probably be used strictly for those who can't exercise like the elderly. >>> acupuncture can help with one of the side effects of radiation of head and neck cancers. a study shows that that ancient therapy can help relieve some of the symptoms of dry mouth. british researchers say dry mouth can affect a patient's quality of life. it interferes with taste and sleeping. about half a million people worldwide develop head and neck cancer each year. >>> crusty foods may make heart problems worse, especially if you have diabetes. researchers at the university of il

i'm joined by flynt leverett in washington he's a professor of international relations at penn state university in new york we have meyer javedanfar he is a middle east analyst and lecturer at the interdisciplinary center in herts libya and in beirut we crossed a name salam he is an associate professor and co-founder of the faculty of international affairs and diplomacy at notre dame university lebannon are a gentleman cross talk rules and i think that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it there is talk of some kind of ceasefire going on among the stakeholders in the region around syria including in syria what are your feelings as a negotiated end to this conflict still possible because looks like a lot of people are digging their heels in and a lot of people the rebels do not want to talk so where do you think we stand right now about a peaceful negotiation. well we're not in a good place but i think that a negotiated political settlement remains the only way out of the mess. obviously bastard regime in his role as the u.n. and arab league envoy is trying to get tract

a year ago, it was penn state university. now, it's the boy scouts. and a top scouting official once wrote that a case of alleged child abuse was not prosecuted to protect the name of skoufting. the scouts say there are now a number of steps in place to protect children, including background checks and mandatory reporting of abuse accusations now. >> ron, i want to go back to something you said. none of the names released today can be prosecuted? >> reporter: these cases are 30, 40, 50 years old and almost every state of the country, the statute of limitations has rub out. >> all right, thank you so much, ron. >>> and now, we turn to politics. tonight, the pace is quickening. 19 days before americans go to the polls. your voice, your vote. and there's some new evidence that the president is gaining ground after this week's debate. today, governor romney and his wife, ann, were out making their case to women. abc's david muir is here. david? >> reporter: ann romney on "the view" today. at one point, her husband was to come too, but in the end, he did n

i'm joined by flynt leverett in washington he's a professor of international relations at penn state university in new york we have meyer javedanfar he is a middle east analyst and lecturer at the interdisciplinary center in herts libya and in beirut we crossed in name salam he is an associate professor and co-founder of the faculty of international affairs and diplomacy at notre dame university lebannon are a gentleman cross talk rules and i mean you can jump in anytime you want my very much encourage it there is talk of.

. >> reporter: the epic investigation of penn state university and it's famed former coach all started with one boy. >> my name's aaron, otherwise known as victim one. >> reporter: aaron was 11 when he met jerry sandusky, after he was invited to join a free summer camp in pennsylvania, run by the local legend. >> he just seemed like the all-natural father figure. >> reporter: sandusky took a liking to aaron, bringing him to sporting events, sleepovers at sandusky's house. terrible things are going on. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: just you and him, right? >> in the basement, yes. >> reporter: and he says he wasn't safe at school either. sandusky, who volunteered as a football coach there, began regularly pulling him out of class to see him. >> the one place i thought i could feel safe and it's just completely shattered. >> reporter: but you weren't able to say -- >> no. >> reporter: -- this guy is a monster, he's sexually assaulting me. >> couldn't do it. >> reporter: why? >> embarrassment. fear of not being believed. >> reporter: finally, when he was 15, he told the school principal about t

>>the star witness in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial is suing penn state university for defamationassistant football coach mike mcqueary testified that he walked in on sandusky molesting a boy in a locker room shower in 2002. and he was the only witness to provide testimony that the penn state administration had been made aware of serious allegations against sandusky. mcqueary's lawsuit says the university's actions have irreparably harmed his reputation and his ability to earn a living. he's seeking four million dollars in damages. >>jimmy hoffa's disappearance will continue to be a mystery. as the latest investigation into his whereabouts came up empty. authorities looked into whether the former teamsters boss might be buried beneath the driveway of a home near detroit. they took samples of soil on friday, but the test results show no sign of human remains. hoffa disappeared in 1975. >> to report out today says 162,000 workers were added to payrolls in september. that is more job creation and a sign that the job market is perking up. here is more evidence that it is getting bette

we want to turn to the scandal surrounding penn state university. former assistant coach jerry sandusky will be sentenced for child sex abuse. place afterke nearing that determines whether he's a sexually violent predator. his sentence could add up to hundreds of years. we will have a crew at the sentencing. with abc 7 news and wjla.com. with want to check in brian van de graaff. prepared is in for a shock. >> it was warmer yesterday. i knew that i did not have a when i knocked off the plane. >> it's cold this morning. advisoryis a frost the west. prepared. if you want to be prepared, you need extra layers. today we will not warmup. off to the west virginia and parts of the shenandoah valley. it's 45 downtown right now. it is not been this: since late april downtown. 51 at the bay because of the influence of the water. -- it is not in this cold since late april. in.ttle fog settling be ank the rain today will light and spotty. the 40'sres in downtown this morning. light rain possible. highs in the mid 50's today. a little rain tonight. clouds tomorr

it's one of the ugliest chapters in penn state university history. today a judge will sentence jerry sandusky on it 45 counts of child sexual abuse. >> the judge will hear from sandusky. and his sandusky monday night jerry sandusky issued an. audio an >> he has spent the last three months behind bars. this morning he wi if he will spend the rest of his life in prison. he's expected to be one of the last to speak during today's sentencing hearing. he is speaking out from jail this morning. jerry sandusky is headed back to court this morning to find out whether he will spend the rest of his life behind bars. on the night before his sentencing, sandusky issued an audio statement maintaining his innocence. they could take away my life they could make me out as a monster, they could 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. >> in june, sandusky was convicted of 45 counts of child sex abuse against and boys. sandusky says he now regrets not taking the stand and his attorney say

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that area known for drug trafficking. >>> a key figure in the jerry sandusky scandal is suing penn state universitye blower lawsuit yesterday. he claims his treatment by the university after the arrest of sandusky last year caused him distress, anxiety, humiliation and embarrassment. he is seeking millions of dollars in damages. back in 2001, mcqueary says he witnessed and reported child abuse. >>> it is 6:41. coming up, an east bay home reduced to rubble as residents run from their beds trying to escape all the flames. we'll look at how all the people made it out to safety. and how firefighters kept the flame from spreading to neighboring homes. >>> welcome back, everybody. it is 6:44. activists planning to rally in richmond demanding safety improvements. richmond city council passing a resolution demanding chevron update its equipment. it also wants the company to increase its financial support and hiring in that community. just last august, this past august, one of the refineries pipeline ruptured, releasing that large huge vapor crowd. it ignited and caused a big massive fire causing toxic fume

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. >>> former assistants football coach has filed a whistle- blower lawsuit against penn state universitymike mcqueary you may remember him says the university ruined his reputation, fired him for cooperating in the investigation of jerry sandusky. sandusky another former assistant coach was convicted in june of child sex abuse. mcqueary testified that he saw sandusky in a locker room shower with a young boy back in 2001. >>> good chance the as will stay in oakland at least until 2018. the team is in talks right now with the oakland-alameda county coliseum authority trying to work out a five-year extension on the lease. the "chronicle" reports the as managing partner lew wolff says they are absolutely interested in a deal to stay put. and, of course, they're playing a big game today against the rangers. >>> no surprise, president and mrs. obama will be together tonight to celebrate their wedding anniversary but not for a romantic dinner. they will both be in denver. it's a bit unusual during the campaign when they're often in different cities. michelle obama will be in the audience for to

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. >>> the former penn state university assistant football coach who spent more than a decade abusing little boys will now likely die in prison. but he got in one last dig on his victims. this morning a judge gaviery sandusky a sentence of 30 to 60 years in prison for the 68-year-old ex coach, it is effectively a life sentence and a guarantee he will never again hurt anybody as he did those young boys. today in court, three of those young boys, three of san sand's then victims confronted him. witnesses say one looked him directly in the eyes, stared at the man who once was a trusted authority figure, and who betrayed that trust by abusing him over and over again. that victim told sandusky in court, i want you to know i don't forgive you and i don't know if i ever will forgive you. my only regret is that i didn't come forward sooner. another victim saying, i didn't know how it process what happened when you told me you were the tickle monster and touched my 11-year-old body. a third said sandusky took away his childhood when he assaulted him. sandusky spared no remorse for any of his t

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. >> woodruff: the former football coach who plunged penn state university into scandal by his sexual abuse of young boys over many years was sentenced today. the judge called his crime a "story of betrayal." jerry sandusky wore a red jail jump suit and a smile as he entered the center county courthouse this morning, less than two hours later, the sle was gone after the 68-year-old learned he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. lead prosecutor. >> i believe that the sentence that the court imposed today was a wise and proper one and that it reflectedded the seriousness of the defendant's crimes. the harm he caused and the need to remove him from society. >> woodruff: sandusky was convicted three months ago on 45 counts of sexually abusing ten young boys over a 15-year period. in an audio statement that aird monday on a penn state student radio station, he again insisted he is innocent. >> they can 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 thse alleged disgusting

. >> former penn state football coach mike mcqueary is suing penn state university. he was the star witness against jerry sandusky. he claims >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by citi. >> fingerprints reveal he has been a fugitive since the 1980s. >> we love catching people that think they can't be caught. >> we'll have john donald cody's story and show you how united states marshal finally tracked him down. >>> test crash dummies, research lab where modern technology is saving lives on the road. on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsor bid hershey's drops, a lot of hershey's happiness in a little drop of chocolate. ,,,, >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everybody. 7:26. i'm frank mallicoat. get you caught up with some bay area headlines now. >>> berkeley fire investigators are at work right now trying to find the cause of an overnight duplex fire. five people got out safely including a woman in a wheelchair who was rescued by the police. >>> hot weather is to blame for gas pr

. >>> a former penn state university graduate assistant is suing the university on claims of defamationdonald's creary was a key witness in the jerry sandusky trial. >>> nudists in san francisco could have to cover up. scott wiener says his office is getting an excessive number of complaints about the naked people who hang out near 17th and market streets in the castro districts. now he's proposing a ban on public nudity except for events such as beta breakers. >> this legislation achieves a good balance. san francisco is a very liberal and tolerant and wonderful place. there's definitely a place for public nudity but it is not -- all over our neighborhoods. >>> and dam greenburg. he had his first at-bat since being hit by a bad pitch seven years ago. well, he struck out against r.a. dickey. he was not there long. but guess what? he got a standing ovation. >> it's gonna last an eternity for me. however long it was, i. that's 33 more seconds than i could ever have asked for. >>> the oakland as are just amazing. their run continues this afternoon. coming up for you at 8:03. we'll bring yo

will keep $900,000 in state pension payments that he received after his 1999 retirement from penn state universitythe retirement system says it cannot legally go after money paid before the date of a plea or conviction. u.s. sentenced to 30 years in prison for child sex abuse earlier this week. those are your news headlines. now back to lori and melissa. melissa: that is infuriating. thank you. we are back. j. p. morgan -- jpmorgan picking up earning season. they did not disappoint blowing past expectations. investors are not as of b. shares are down 2%. joining me for a closer look is the senior analyst of wells fargo. thank you for coming into the studio. the subject of your comments dealing with earnings release, mortgage provides fuel so originations were up 29%, 8% in the second quarter. jpmorgan passed muster more than expectations. >> there were three reasons earnings were better than expected. you have a strong quarter for mortgage origination and that usually fuels' mortgage origination gains when they sell the mortgages. secondly the investment bank had a good quarter investment-banking

some of the attacks happened inside the penn state facilities. the university president released a statement after the sentence. saying quote, while today's sentence cannot erase what has happened, hopefully, it will provide comfort to those affected by these horrible events. >> at least four young men are now suing penn state over the way the university responded to complaints about sandusky. and we're told more lawsuits are on the way. the school recently announced an effort to settle as many claims as possible by the end of the year. so shawn, this one not over yet. >> will thomas, thank you. >>> another big story tonight, a monumental moment in the nation's capital. tomorrow, d.c. hosts its first playoff game in 79 years. fox 5's scott myth is here. is this a pivotal game for the nationals? >> it's fair to say that. it's been 79 years almost to the day. october 7, 1933, it was a 4-3 world series loss to the new york giants. let's hope a different result tomorrow in game three against the cardinals. the best of five series split at one a piece. the team was

meantime, some of sandusky's victims are suing penn state with how the university responded. >> monitoring metro tonight in the latest crime numbers, serious crimes have gone up in the last year. they include aggravated assault, thefts, and robberies. up almost 7%. the largest jump, robberies. thefts of iphones and other electronics. metro transit police reported the ten most dangerous stations in the system. you can see that list on the screen. seven of the top ten most dangerous are in d.c. the other three in maryland. >>> the election still weeks away, but metro planning for innog ininauguration. looking at video of the crowded metro stations during the 2009 inauguration. peek services extend all day. metro also issuing a special commemorative smart trip card with the president's picture. the president will be sworn in on january 20, which is sunday. the public ceremonies will be held on monday, the 21st. michelle obama is urging folks in virginia to get out the vote. in loudoun county today. the swing state, one of the places that matters most. beth parker reports. >> thank you. thank

some of his victims are suing penn state over how the university responded to the complaints about sandusky. ts a >>> developing across the country this morning, two democratic lawmakers are calling for stricter recollect laitionz of certain kinds of pharmacies following a deadly meningitis outbreak. eleven-- stricter regulations of certain kinds of pharmacies following a deadly meningitis outbreak. outbreak. the steroid was made at a specialty pharmacy in massachusetts. >>> coming up, new revelations concerning last month's deadly consulate attack in libya. up next, why the white house is facing more questions. >> a turn of events in the race for the white house. results of a new poll coming out. we are checking more headlines.  >>> the state department will present its findings to congress in the investigation of last month's attacks on the u.s. consulate that killed u.s. ambassador chris steven son and three other americans. yesterday, the department said it did not believe the attacks were linked to protests or anticipate-islamic films made in the u.s. new documents suggest there was a

we will have a guest from penn state university and one from the band the who.nally, i would like to present you with this national press club coffee mug. >> thank you. >> the last question, i have had many requests you would reprise one of your irish or one of your sesame street scenes. >> okay, here we go. >> when irish eyes are smiling ♪ it is like a morning spring ♪ and the irish laughter come you can hear the heart thing. ♪ and when irish eyes are smiling tomoko it will still your heart away to tomoko. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> i would like to thank everyone for organizing today's event. [cheers] [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> the device presidential debate tomorrow night live on c-span, c-span radio, and online at c-span.org. watch and engage on c-span2. on c-span2 tonight, the debate in iowa's third congressional district followed by the defeat between the governors of montana. and later, we talk with david corn about the secret video of mitt romney on tomorrow morning's "washington journal", professor julian selzer talks about the impacts of vice pres

come either into new jersey or all of the way into pennsylvania and we're working with the penn state universitycampuses to house some of those people. we have taken some moves in regard to highways. penndot and pennsylvania turnpike commission reduced speed to 35 miles an hour for passenger vehicles. many trucks are prohibited. tandem trucks, empty tractor-trailers, cars pulling trailers are prohibited, motorcycles are prohibited on the southeastern areas of our interstates in southeastern pennsylvania. >> if i'm in your position, i guess obviously first things first. there's going to be wind and rain. to what degree is the snow going to be complicating factor during what would normally be a recovery period? >> the snow that we see will be in western pennsylvania in higher elevations. how that complicates it is people from western pennsylvania who come over to the central or eastern part first responders to help out are going to have to stay back and work in that area. with the track of the storm, it changes hour by hour. we're not sure what the snow requirements will be in western pennsylvania

. >>> survivors of child sexual abuse are coming together at penn state university.ndal involving jerry sandusky. the gathering aims to raise awareness on the issue and help prevent it. boxing champ sugar ray leonard and elizabeth smart will speak at the conference this week about how they over came their abuse. >>> for the fir time since the retirement of nasa's shuttle program a cargo capsule has returned to earth from the international space station.pri capsule splashed down on sunday. after two weeks as runner up, ben affleck hostage drama "argo" reached the top stop take igin more than $12 million. "hotel transylvania" came in second and "cloud atlas" opened in third place. it's now nine minutes after the hour right now. you're up to date on the other headlines of the day. >>> mr. roker still in new jersey with another check of the weather. al? >> reporter: hey, guys. in fact let's take a look show you what else is going on around the country. we do have a lot of wet weather in the pacific northwest, one to two inches there possible as another system comes on sh