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peter lee is a pediatric endocrinologist and a professor of pediatrics at penn state university hersheyool of medicine. >> i think it's fairly clear that precocious puberty has been happening throughout the history of mankind, although it has not been well documented until relatively recent. precocious puberty back then was diagnosed as a consequence of the physical development that we're seeing. hormones couldn't be measured, causes couldn't be delineated, and there was no treatment for it at that point. >> mcfarland: while going through puberty is not necessarily dangerous or life-threatening, children who develop precocious puberty, and are not treated, may be left with some consequences later on in life. >> their main issue is maturing at a younger age. this will affect their height because they'll have less years to grow, and then will rapidly end up short. there is a effect on their psychosocial well-being. if you're maturing when no one else does, you look bigger than your size, people treat you accordingly because people who do not know who you are think and expect from you more

scientists at penn state university, working with the national science foundation, may have the answer. they are finding ways to adapt plans to stressful conditions like lack of water. we are in your greenhouse. it is part of your research laboratory system. what is going on here? we're doing here is growing plants under stress conditions. looks like the third world, developing countries. people cannot afford to irrigate and fertilize their crops. is moren hungry people hungry people than we have ever had in the history of our species. the affected challenge our species and it will be unprecedented, which is how do you sustainably feed a population of 9 billion or 10 million? most people cannot afford fertilizers and irrigation, so the crops have to deal with fertility and drought. drought is a problem in countries like the u.s. we are trying to understand how to get plants to adapt to these conditions and grow together despite the stresses. >> how can you grow crops without nutrients and water? will you want a plant that do well under drought conditions or soils, you need to go to a s

. >>> in this country, word this weekend of the first settlement between penn state university and one of the young men who accused jerry sandusky of sexual abuse. the "philadelphia inquirer" reported he will receive a multimillion dollar payout from penn state. >>> a petition drive to remove the mayor of this country's eighth largest city got under way today. mayor bob filner of san diego has been accused of sexual harassment by more than a dozen women. our report tonight from nbc's joe fryer. >> help recall bob filner. >> reporter: with the clock ticking on the grassroots effort to oust mayor bob filner, a half-marathon seemed like the perfect setting for organizers to start their petition drive. >> i'm a native san diegan. this is huge embarrassment for me. >> reporter: today, they kicked off their campaign with a rally, knowing they have less than six weeks to collect more than 100,000 signatures and put filner's future on the ballot. >> best for our city if bob filner were to move on. >> reporter: so far, 16 women have come forward, accusing the 70-year-old mayor of inappropriate

. >>> the first civil lawsuit filed against penn state university over the child sex abuse scandal involvingwas-- jerry sandusky was sedeled according to the attorney who represents the victim number 5. he didn't discuss settlement. he is the first to settle in the case with the university. a number of sandusky's victimshave lawsuits pending. >>> summer winding down we are getting ready for 11 days of the-- best days of the season. the maryland state fair kicks off friday and runs through labor day. enjoy carnival games rides and foods and concerts and much more. carly ray jeepson fall out boy and three days of grace are scheduled to take the stage before the thing is said and done. >>> if you have fun with the kids and save money consider heading to the zoo. metro pcs takes over the zoo. the wireless company launched the 4g service in baltimore last week and a way to celebrate the company is offering free zoo admission from 10 to 4 tomorrow. the first 200 guests get special access to a special refreshment area. >>> we want to find ways to save cash and starting this week retrofit baltimore

. >> the first civil lawsuit filed against penn state university over the child sex abuse scandal involvingerry sandusky has settled. that's according to attorney tom kline, who represents the individual known as sandusky victim number five. kline did not discuss further details about the settlement. kline says his client is the first to settle with the university in the case. a number of sandusky's victims still have pending suits against penn state over the scandal. >> the first same-sex weddings are taking place today in new zealand. former professional soccer player melissa ray wed her partner tash vitali in one of the first ceremonies. new zealand's parliament voted in april to recognize same-sex unions. it's the first country in the asia-pacific region to do so, and the 14th worldwide. >> still ahead, a pennsylvania couple-- who just so happen to be *huge "duck dynasty" fans get quite a surprise at their wedding. we'll introduce you to the special guest that made their dreams come true, when the kron four morning news continues. >> we will be right back. align welcome back. here is a

. >> marty: the first civil lawsuit filed against penn state university over the child sex abuse scandaled. this is according to attorney tom kline, who represents the individual known as sandusky victim number five. kline did not discuss further details about the settlement. but he called it a win-win. he says his client is the first to settle with the university in the case. a number of sandusky's victims still have pending suits against penn state over the scandal. >> marty: lakeside residents come together again to support hannah anderson. the san diego county community held an impromptu carwash fundraiser saturday for the rescued teen. the proceeds will go toward funeral expenses of anderson's mother and younger brother ethan. hannah anderson and her father brett both made a brief appearance to say thank you. this is the second fundraiser that has been held for the anderson family since her rescue one week ago. >> coming of this elderly woman is left without a home when a car came through her c home..... ♪ ♪ (announcernc) answaner the tall e gre ll with new n friskris grs lersle ful

>>james:the first civil lawsuit filed against penn state university over the child sex abuse scandalving jerry sandusky has settled. that's according to attorney tom kline, who represents the individual known as sandusky victim number five. kline did not discuss further details about the settlement. kline says his client is the first to settle with the university in the case. a number of sandusky's victims still have pending suits against penn state over the scandal. police in britain say they're looking into newly received information about the deaths of princess diana and dodi fayed. this is surveillance video of the couple back in 1997. the pair were killed in a car crash in paris. scotland yard isn't providing details about the new information. only saying that an assessment will be carried out by officers from its specialist crime and operations unit. scotland yard stressed they are not re-opening the investigation into the deaths. in 2008, a british jury found that diana and fayed were unlawfully killed due to reckless speed and drinking by their driver, of paparazzi chasing th

those numbers come on the heels of a study from penn state university, which asks college students todaye same questions they asked students in 1980, incredibly, 30% thought that baghdad was the capital of afghanistan. many of them would have protested the war in iraq without knowing that baghdad was it's capital. you would think that anyone would know that ben franklin flew the kite with the key attached to prove electricity. but no, a lot less know that than 30 years ago. and paris, how do college students not know that it's the capital of france. cheetahs are the fastest land animal, and 12% think that mount everest think that it's in the appalachians, in the united states, instead of the himalayas. and now we know why lone ranger was set to flop. there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, could striking workers in greece delay your retirement? i'm here to make the connections to your money real. mission. >> there's more to america, more stories, more voices, more points of view. now there's are news channel with more of what americans want to know

those numbers come on the heels of a study from penn state university, which asks college students today the same questions they asked students in 1980, incredibly, 30% thought that baghdad was the capital of afghanistan. many of them would have protested the war in iraq without knowing that baghdad was it's capital. you would think that anyone would know that ben franklin flew the kite with the key attached to prove electricity. but no, a lot less know that than 30 years ago. and paris, how do college students not know that it's the capital of france. cheetahs are the fastest land animal, and 12% think that mount everest think that it's in the appalachians, in the united states, instead of the himalayas. and now we know why lone ranger was set to flop. and you can kiss that puppy goodbye, chula vista would answer back. they would come up clutch. jianca rlo, and california is back on top, 4-3. but buckle up, this game was a rollercoaster ride. the bottom of the fifth, they what happens when social media uncovers unheard and fascinating news stories? >> they share it on a stream. >> when

>> penn state university is getting close to moving past the jerry sandusky scandal.ool has reached its first settlement with a victim who was abused by sandusky. a former assistant football coach for the nittany lions. tom kline, who represented "victim five" can not say how much the settlement amount was , but says the agreement with the college was fair. the 69-year-old sandusky is serving 30 to 69 years in jail, after his 20-12 conviction of 45 counts of child sex abuse. >> the idaho national guard arrives in central idaho today to help victims and evacuees of the beaver creek fire. cloudy weather and higher humidity over the weekend slowed the growth of the fire. but flames are still inching closer to thousands of homes. more than 22-hundred families have been forced to leave. the beaver creek fire has charred more than a hundred thousand acres -- and is only 9-percent contained. the wildfire was sparked by lightning on august 7th. residents are being told to get their essential belongings and pets and evcauate. return to index of stories... ---------------------

attorney for victims of former coach jerry san dufdusky confirm their clients settled with penn state university. the attorneys say sandusky's own adopted son and six others agree to the settlements. the amount will stay confidential. >>> a cargo train carrying at least 250 stowaway migrants derailed in southern mexico today killing at least five people. mexican officials say the migrants were from honduras. at least 16 others were injured. mexico no longer has a nationwide passenger rail system so migrants hitch times sometimes on the roofs or spaces in between cars. >>> a tragic story in louisiana. an 8-year-old boy intentionally shot and killed his 87-year-old live-in caregiver with her own gun. the child has been playing a violent video game, one in which you score points for shooting people. they say the two had a normal loving relationship. smothers was watching tv when she was shot in the head thursday evening. louisiana law exempts children under 10 from criminal responsibility. he won't face any charges. >>> in california, authorities are trying to solve a mystery that has a family and

those numbers come on the heels of a study from penn state university, which asks college students today the same questions they asked students in 1980, incredibly, 30% thought that baghdad was the capital of afghanistan. many of them would have protested the war in iraq without knowing that baghdad was it's capital. you would think that anyone would know that ben franklin flew the kite with the key attached to prove electricity. but no, a lot less know that than 30 years ago. and paris, how do college students not know that it's the capital of france. cheetahs are the fastest land animal, and 12% think that mount everest think that it's in the appalachians, in the united states, instead of the himalayas. and now we know why lone ranger was set to flop. only a handful know that tonto is his sidekick. we'll be back with more on consider this. >> when the house heads back to work next month, immigration reform is something that they will have to deal with. in arizona, immigration rights activists dealt with it their own way. brought to the u.s. as children, they were arrested as they chain

michael mann from penn state university joins me. mcauliffe is leading over ken cuccinelli.would you tell people? >> virginia ans have a very stark choice before them. on the one hand, you have terry mcauliffe who embraces science and technology, who recognizes that technological innovation is what's going to help virginia compete in the world of economy. and on the other hand you have ken cuccinelli, someone who views science as something to attack if it doesn't comport with his ideological views or the views of the special interest that funds his campaigns. >> why did he go after you? >> well, i published 15 years ago this graph called a hockey stick that shows how unprecedented recent global warming is, and it became an icon in the climate change debate. i described my experiences as this sort of accidental public figure in the climate change debate because of this graph we published. i talk about how over the past 15 years my co authors and i, have been subject to a crescendo of attacks by politicians, typically aligned with fossil fuel interests or front groups advocati

. >>> penn state university has settled the first lawsuit whyby victim of convicted child sex abuser, jerry sandusky. he was convicted of 45 charges last june. the man known as victim 5 was among eight young men who testified at the trial. his lawyer says he provided key testimony against sandusky. >> the incident which involved my client could have and should have been directly stopped and could have been stopped had the appropriate reporting taken place. my client may actually end up a witness in that trial subpoenaed, just as he testified live and in person in the sandusky trial and again at the sentencing hearing. >> the lawyer says the settlement terms are confidential but adds the compensation was quote fair and adequate. >>> coming up, was there a conspiracy to kill princess diana or was it just a tragic accident? next, reports of a new lead may force investigators to reopen the case. details next. ys to are of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus

. >>> penn state university has settled the first lawsuit by a victim of convicted sex abuser sandusandusky. the term could last 60 years. the man known as victim 5 was among 8 young men who testified at the trial. the trial says the settlement terms are confidential but the compensation was, quote, fair and adequate. >>> president obama is enjoying the last few hours of vacation on martha's vineyard. hoechbs the links. yesterday he played a round of golf with comedian larry david. the president returns to washington tonight. >>> tomorrow, south african olympic printer oscar pistorius will be indicted. he's charged with murdering his girlfriend who would have turned 30 on monday. as cnn's robyn curnow reports, both sides are bracing for a long trial in a case that captured the attention of the world. >> hi, i'm reva. >> reporter: she was one of south africa's top models and on monday she would have turned 30. >> here it comes. >> reporter: august 19th, instead marked by a return of court for her boyfriend oscar pistorius. the second appearance since being granted bail in february. th

. >> the first civil lawsuit filed against penn state university over the child sex abuse scandal involving jerry sandusky has settled. that's according to attorney tom kline, who represents the individual known as sandusky victim number five. kline did not discuss further details about the settlement. kline says his client is the first to settle with the university in the case. a number of sandusky's victims still have pending suits against penn state over the scandal. >> police in britain say they're looking into newly received information about the deaths of princess diana and dodi fayed. this is surveillance video of the couple back in 1997. the pair were killed in a car crash in paris. scotland yard isn't providing details about the new information. only saying that an assessment will be carried out by officers from its specialist crime and operations unit. scotland yard stressed they are not re-opening the investigation into the deaths. in 2008, a british jury found that diana and fayed were unlawfully killed due to reckless speed and drinking by their driver, and by the reckless purs

penn state university settling its first lawsuit stemming from the sex abuse case of former football coach jerry sandusky. a lawyer for the man known only as victim number five said he could not reveal details but did say compensation was fair. penn state still faces 30 other suits and has set aside $60 million for pay out. the death toll rises in the philippines as divers pull more bodies from the wreckage of a sunken passenger ferry. 34 are dead and many more missing. divers are also working to plug an oil leak in the wreckage. officials say some 800 people have been rescued since friday when the ferry collided with a cargo ship. major league baseball taking another hit on saturday when it handed down its third largest suspension. kansas city royals infielder miguel admitted to using aderol with permission from baseball but that expired in baseball. he said he could not stop using the drug because he suffers from attention deficit disorder. quite a sight following a track race in russia after the country took gold in the women's 4 x 400 relay, two of the women athletes kissed. this

. >>> penn state university is getting ready to pay settlements to victim of jerry sandusky.ide $60 million for the payoff . the former penn state assistant football coach was convicted last year on 45 counts of child sexual abuse. 69-year-old jerry sandusky was sentenced to 30 to 60 years in jail. >>> 5:51. coming up, a sigh of relief. why zoo officials in d.c. are cautiously optimistic about their newest addition. plus -- >> it's one of the biggest nights in music. coming up who took home mtv's video music awards. dance class, shopping, and more. so do something nice for it. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing live tv from southwest. now you can turn your device into your television. try it for free today, only on southwest airlines. on the air. in the air. with live tv. female announcer: female announcer: closed captioning brought to you by sleep train, wishing you and your family a relaxing labor day. burning man, gets underway 0 miles north of reno on a dry lake called "the playa." 68-thousand people dressed dust-covered costumes and swimsuits are >>> burning manifestivel

penn state failed to take any steps for 14 years to protect the children who sandusky victimized. >> what a terrible story. that was louis freeh presenting his investigation into the conduct of penn state universityerry sandusky's sexual abuse on campus. president graham spanier, gary schultz and tim curley were ordered yesterday to stand trial on charges accusing them of covering up their failure to report an allegation that jerry sandusky molested a boy in a locker room. that's not accurate, he raped him. tom corbett has been accused of slow walking the investigation while campaigning for office. corbett's successor who is now the attorney general of pennsylvania, the first woman to have the job has won more votes than president obama and bob casey in 2012. she appointed a special prosecutor to look into the handling of the investigation. joining me now is michael smarconish, the expert on this issue. i want to give you -- it seems to me the best question is, did graham spanier, who i think was a great for the school overall at penn state didn't ask the tough questions. when he heard about molestation or horsing around or whatever terms were used. all those people all the way up the line didn't

jerry sandusky's victims including his adopted son have reached settlement agreements with penn state university. sandusky, who is a former assistant football coach at penn state, was convicted last year on 45 counts of child sex abuse. the university faces some 30 lawsuits and has set aside 60 million dollars for payouts. the amounts of the settlements are being kept confidential. in a statement, university officials say "we recognize settlements cannot erase what has happened, but we hope the victims of jerry sandusky find some degree of justice in the university's response." >> tensions in syria boiled over last week after gruesome video surfaced showing dozens bodies, including those of women and children, following a reported chemical weapons attack. over 100,000 people are believed to have died so far in syria's civil war. military options and now, there is global speculation over what could happen next. katie murray has the story. line rebel force us are blaming each other for the attacks in syria. now team members of foreign affairs in the senate and house believe that the united states

that's how it is for workers at penn state university.ool reports it will level a fine against staff members who failed to fill out a detailed questionnaire concerning their health. he claims the questions are an important part of an a new employee's wellness program. some workers are protesting what they call a violation of their privacy. david lee miller live tonight. david lee? >> shepard, penn state employees who fail to fill out the questionnaire will be fined $100 a month. critics say the survey, administered by webb md goes too far. inquiring about diseases, feelings of depression. even use of alcohol and tobacco. one question asks men do you do a monthly testicular self-exam. the school says all information will be confidential but some employees have their doubts. >> whatever advantages there may be in getting a few employees to live healthier lives is putting the privacy of all employees at risk. >> the school says the questionnaire is part of a wellness program hopes will lower emilyee healthcare cost. in a statement school sai

. >>> penn state university has take and major step in moving passed the jerry sandusky scandal. prison following counts of sexual abuse. they settled the first case with victim number 5. >> the attorney called it fair and adequate. the victim said he was assaulted by sandusky after the university knew about allegations that if sandusky had already abuse add boy in a camp pulse shower. >> more settlement are expected in days. >>> oscar pistorius will be in court. and he will be formally charged with premeditated murder. without going into specifics, they say he may faced a diggal charges. tomorrow would have been her 30th birthday. he said he thought she was an intruder when he shot and killed her on valentine's day. >> scotland yard said they are investigating new information on the death of princess diana and dodi fayed. >> investigators are looking into allegations that princess diana was killed by a member of the british military. however, scotland yard has not confirmed the reports. they said princess diana died after a crash in the tunnel. the driver had been drinking and d

some are calling this the other penn state scandal. the university's have been told they must answer an online questionnaire as part of a school wellness program or else have $100 deducted from their paychecks each and every month. questions include height, weight, and cholesterol levels. but critics say, others are more invasive. asking about feelings of depression to use of tobacco. one question of men, quote, do you do a monthly test particular self-exam? the school says all this information will be kept confidential. critics are to the so sure and at least one professor says he will fill the survey out but only with nonsensical answers. >> suggestion is that penn state employees duty till any fill out the profiles and fill them with junk. for example, in my profile i'm three feet eight inches tall and i weigh 50-pound. >> reporter: the school says the questionnaire is part of a broader well-if heness program to lower the cost of employee health care. university officials who declined a request for an interview said similar programs are common pract

penn state absolutely feels this. here is what they've said. that's changes may seem like bold attention for a university. ges leave penn state no choice but to move ahead as planned. your reaction, professor? >> it's important president obama oint tout every corporation is dealing with medical inflation. virtually no corporation has decided to impose $1,200 per year fines on its employees because they refuse to take part in a web m.d. survey. >> brian: you don't know what's exactly behind this. what do you think is behind this? >> i think they believe it will save money, but they haven't done the research because this wellness program has mixed results. this might cost more money than save. so penn state is not only doing something i think fiscally irresponsible, but i think in the end, they're invading their employees' privacy and not aloying us to make a choice if we want to participate or not. >> brian: will you answer these questions? >> i will answer them and i will give them nonsense answers. >> brian: you will give nonsense answers. >> according to my survey, three feet eight-inches tall and i weig

king, curt wilson is a professor at penn state university. earlier this summer, he spoke about the significance of his words and how he delivered that speech. guest: what king can demonstrate is the power of returning to words to phrases and to ideas that you said before in order to refine them in the moment so that they truly resonate in the moment. i think the problem that we some times have are contemporary communication it's repetitious. there's no sense for i'm going to repeat what i said before but instead i'm going to repeat for it for the following reasons and following manner to make a very specific point. that's, i think what dr. king was skilled at. host: kirt wilson from earlier this morning with the cover story, founding father, martin luther king jr., the architect of the 21st century. one of a series also available online at time.com. when we come back, we're going to continue with our discussion and look back at the words of dr. king and where we are 50 years later. michael eric dyson is going to be joining us. he's an author

. >>> the adopted son of jerry sandusky has settled an abuse claim against penn state university. f about 31 lawsuits filed against the school in connection to the sandusky scandal. penn state has now settled with seven young men sexually abused by the former football coach. the financial terms have not been disclosed. the school has already spent an estimated $50 million on the scandal and that number does not include payments to any victims. >>> new this morning, president obama talked about helping middle class americans pay for higher education. >> students and families and taxpayers can't just keep subsidizing college costs that keep going up and up, not when the average college student graduates now with more than $26,000 in debt. >> the president says he is proposing reforms that include rating colleges to make sure they keep tuition costs down, and asking that schools test out low cost approaches to education, such as more online courses. >>> people in san francisco with questions about health care reform and the coming changes to insurance are invited to a free education e

. >> reporter: some are calling this the other penn state scandal. the university's0,000 employees have been told they must answer an online questionnaire as part of a school wellness program or have $100 withheld from their paychecks every month. >> the most troubling part of the survey is when it gets into personal information. >> reporter: some say westbound md survey that asks about height and weight goes too far, inquiring about personal ailments, depression, use of tobacco. one reads have you had five or more alcoholic drinks in a single sitting in the last six months? men are asked do you do a monthly testicular self exam. the school says all information is confidential. critics aren't so sure, worry about hacking and other forms of disclosure. professor wesner says his solution is civil disobedience. >> i say they fill out the profiles and fill them with junk. in my profile, 3'8" and 50 pounds. >> reporter: it includes a physical exam. the purpose to lower the cost of employee health care. some health care experts argue what penn state is doing often costs mo

. >> penn state university.fing that career services center. campus jobs and career services and a network for everyone to get back. >> going to college is just the beginning. >> exactly. >> it's about where you go from there. >> now this is important. best campus food. >> oh, yes. usual suspect is bowdoin college. it is a fabulous school academically. super competitive but they said we're going to make sure. >> they have an annual lobster bake at beginning of each year. >> it's in maine. >> it is. true enough. shrimp cakes, lobster, maine blueberries. it's an awesome place to go to school and great quality of life. >> happiest students. this is an important category. >> it's claremont mckenna college. students talk about their faculty and how great they are in the classroom but then their quality of life and how happy they are. 35 miles outside of los angeles. >> it's an expensive school as well. there maybe spa treatments keeping them happy. >> that's right. >> massage every morning. this is an interesting one

. >> the median pay for a public university president reached 440,000 last academic year up 4.7%. the highest paid was former penn state president who pocketed nearly $3 million after leaving them in a scandal. ohio state university, retired with a final pay of nearly 2 million. >> i don't think that they're necessarily worth that much. >> overall, roughly 35 public and private college presidents earned more than a million dollars last year. these academic leaders typically run very complex r prices with major research teams and sport teams like the ohio state buckeyes. >> california lawmaker yi has been leading a charge against executive pay at universities for years now. >> executives coming in to the system, they were being paid 400,000, 300,000, they were being paid more than the president of the united governor. >> the outrage is fanned by perks as well as pay. ou's president entertained gusts and lived in this mansion owned by the university complete with tennis court. >> it is tee routine to have house keeping, club dues, free travel for wifes and we have seen cases where presidents are given additional money to

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i can tell you that my client is relieved and that we are very pleased that penn state, which is a great universityrd. i can also tell you that approximately 25 or 26 of the 31 claims are expected to be settled within the next week or two after settlement documentation. my case on behalf of my client, victim number five, is now completed. it is the first case that is signed, sealed and delivered. >> the former penn state president, graham spanier, and two others are facing criminal trial for allegedly covering up sandusky's actions. i'm wondering, how does your client feel about someone potentially going to prison? >> well, my client was directly in literally the line of fire as it pertains to the schultz, curly and spanier charges. they're charged, essentially among other things, with failing to report, and that included the infamous mcqueary incident, when mike mcqueary, the assistant coach, graduate assistant, saw this horrible incident in the shower in february of 2001. my client, victim number five, was assaulted in the shower at penn state just six months later. so, the incident which involve

according to researchers a the brown which is a university and the university of miami and penn statejerk faces. this result could be fueling the widening i'd logical gap in the united states. all right, kennedy. surely you have many male suitors. is it because they agree with the politics or is it because they are hot and men are stupid? >> i hope it is all of the above. what this research assumes is that the political preference is purely biological and that it is an inherited trade. trait. and the worry 1* if liberals get together with liberals and conservatives get together with conserve i have toes -- con coif tiffs they will have babies with a concentrated political preference. and anyone who has gone to college knows the first thing you do is a 180 from your parents. both of my parents are raging democrats and i have never shared their political beliefs. i am not saying based on my an neck dough tall effort -- evidence i can devalue the research. >> i don't understand what this study has to do with political beliefs. it is about dating. >> and people who date and later mate and

. >>> an attorney for one of the former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky's abuse victims settled his civil suit with the university. sandusky was convicted on multiple child sex abuse charges. the client known as victim number 5 is the first sandusky victim to settle with the university. >>> recall organizers in san diego are kicking off their effort to throw mayor bob filner out of office. a rally was set to begin last hour. volunteers gathered signatures to force a new election. filner is facing multiple accusations of sexual harassment. the last count, 16 women have gone public with accusations against him. >>> now some new claims about the death of princess diana nearly 16 years ago. relatives of a british special forces sniper reportedly claim a member of the british military killed her. now scotland yard is assessing the credibility of the claim. >> reporter: a brutal car crash in a dark tunnel chased by paparazzi. princess diana's death in 1997 was a violent tragedy. conspiracy theories abounded, including an allegation she and her companion dodi al fayed were murdered by a member of the british military. i

penn state still faces 25 other lawsuits. the universityas set aside $60 million for payouts. >>> and an active defiance in russia. two female athletes kissed on the podium in moscow this weekend. they had just wub a world championship in track and field. this is russia's sports minister, insisting russia's anti-gay laws will not infringe on the private lives of athletes and spectators at next year's winter olympics. >>> this summer we've already seen one major metropolitan city file for bankruptcy, now another city is trying to keep its school system from going belly-up. last week, the philadelphia school system got a $50 million emergency loan. without the money, they wouldn't have been able to open its schools on time. the $50 million will only pay for minimal staffing, which means schools have to reduce extracurricular activities. but the money is only a slice of the $304 million deficit the district is facing. earlier this summer, the district was forced to lay off nearly 4,000 teachers, and so far only about 1,000 have been rehired. b

university or college these days. >> $50,000 a year. i was stunned. a landto penn state on grant. no elitism here. i went to harvard on a scholarship. i was amused. they have mahi-mahi, not pal a bit. -- hal a bit. it is like a four star resort. you do not have to price kids out of education. >> even penn state is not cheap anymore, is it? >> it might be like when he thousand dollars. >> this is another example of -- $20,000. >> this is another example of the federal government trying to solve a problem it largely created. they have been pumping money into the universities, who raise notion, but there is decrease in demand because it is not a free market out there. in witha wants to come all these criteria, the graduation rate, what kind of jobs people get after graduating from various universities. governmentt the should do is withdraw the not floodquired and universities with money or regulation. >> harvard has huge endowments. they can afford to give a lot of financial help. smaller schools do not have those endowments and they have to charge. >> i think his goals are correct. but i think what

sandusky's adoptive son and six other victims of the former penn state assistant football coach have settled their lawsuit against the universityr the victims confirmed today the final agreements in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse cases. but the amounts of the settlements are being kept confidential. >>> investigators in louisiana say an 8-year-old boy shot and killed his 87-year-old caregiver after playing a violent video game. police say the boy was playing grand theft auto 4 minutes before he grabbed the gun in the home and then shot her. the child told police that it was an accident. he won't face charges under a louisiana law. a child under the age of 10 is exempt from criminal responsibility. >>> and tomorrow, president obama awards the medal of honor for conspicuous gallantry to army staff sergeant carter. carter risked his life to get ammunition to fellow soldiers in a deadly taliban attack in afghanistan nearly four years ago. the names of all eight men who died on that day are engraved on a steel band that carter wears on his wrist. >>> and donald trump is facing a huge lawsuit from the state of new york. the attor

penn state since sandusky was suspected of molesting young boys. >> penn state wanted to and we succeeded in inking a deal which would allow the university to move w my client to have some closure and finality. >> this was just one of 26 civil suits that have been filed against penn state by victims and their families following sandusky's conviction. the school society aside $60 million for anticipated settlements. >>> san diego mayor bob filner will be back on the job today after two weeks of behavioral therapy following several accusations of sexual harassment. >> bob, must go! >> the people who want mayor filner to resign, they were rallying outside of city hall. they were trying to gather more than a hundred thousand signatures to get a recall measure on a ballot. those collecting vigs think they -- signatures think they will be successful. >> you can see them coming in, if they feel as strong as we do -- i voted for him. >> you did? >> i voted for hill. i'm very, very disgusted. >> 16 women have come forward accusing mayor filner of making inappropriate comments or sexual advances. he's apologized for his behavior but has refused to step dow