victim two insisted he was abused by sandusky. sandusky's lawyers say prosecutors hid information about the man during trial because his story did not help their case. today's sandusky testified that he did not abuse victim number two. >> a jury finds two new jersey officials guilty on all charges in the bridgegate trial. bridgeton kelly and biloba roanny face up to two years in prison. former aids are accused of plotting to create traffic jams on the georgia washington bridge in 13. another former aid, david wildstein admitted to organizing the traffic jams to publish the mayor. chris christie says the verdict affirmed his decision to terminate baroni and kelly. >>> the he wanted of campaign trail is in sight. the candidates are focuses on must win pennsylvania. donald trump rallied supporters in hershey tonight. according to the latest polls, republican nominee is gaining on rival hillary clinton. trump made his closing argument to supporters and undecided voters. >> i'm asking you to dream big, because with your vote and can yo

sandusky waived a preliminary hearing. so far, there's no time table for a replacement to be named. sandusky a former football coach was convicted of sexually bruising ten boys. >>> donald trump will pay $25 million to settle throw lawsuits related to trump university. mr. trump voweded he would not settle. that's what he did today. more than 150 students he did is the real estate have not courses were a fraud with fees up to $35,000 pushing many into debt. all students will get at least half the money back. meanwhile, the president-elect and his transition team will meet with former tomorrow. the president-elect arrived late this afternoon. some observers say they're considering romney for secretary of state. today he picked jeff session as republican senator from alabama to be the next u.s. attorney general. he sits on the senate judiciary committee. he withdrew himself from consideration from a federal judgeship after being accused of making racist comments during his time as alabama's us attorney. he deny those allegat

sandusky is trying to get his conviction overturned.ion news reporter chad pradelli has the story from belfont, pennsylvania. >> reporter: appellate attorneys for jerry sandusky called victim number two to the stand this afternoon. during a contentious exchange the man testified he was the boy whom former penn state coach mike mcquery claims he saw being sexually abused in a football facility in 2001. victim number two testified initially he told prosecutors and then defense attorney joe amendola that he had never been abused by the iconic coach. during the criminal trial victim number two was a defense witness that's until he changed his story and said he too was a victim. he eventually received a settlement from penn state. and appellate attorneys believe prosecutors hid information that didn't help their case. prosecutors have said they didn't believe the man was credible and definitively victim number two so he was never called to testify during the criminal trial. >> it's important that we get out what he has said mainly that he wa

victim two insisted he was abused by sandusky. sandusky's lawyers say prosecutors hid information about the man during trial because his story did not help their case. today's sandusky testified that he did not abuse victim number two. >> a jury finds two new jersey officials guilty on all charges in the bridgegate trial. bridgeton kelly and biloba roanny face up to two years in prison. former aids are accused of plotting to create traffic jams on the georgia washington bridge in 13. another former aid, david wildstein admitted to organizing the traffic jams to publish the mayor. chris christie says the verdict affirmed his decision to terminate baroni and kelly. >>> the he wanted of campaign trail is in sight. the candidates are focuses on must win pennsylvania. donald trump rallied supporters in hershey tonight. according to the latest polls, republican nominee is gaining on rival hillary clinton. trump made his closing argument to supporters and undecided voters. >> i'm asking you to dream big, because with your vote and can yo

in a penn state shower 15 years old testified at sandusky's appeal hearing today. he's expected to tell the court the ex-football coach never molested him. it will be the first time the man has testified in the case. sandusky was convicted 5 years ago on charges of sexually abusing 10 boys, 8 of them did testify. >>> a judge in nashville sentenced a former vanderbilt football football players to 17 years in prison dorm room. bran -- the judge said that brandon vaneder berg encouraged him to rape the girls while he took videos and sent them to friends. one another teammate has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. two others still face trial. >>> coming up next, parents desperate circumstances would determine to -- desperate search to find their 5-month-old baby a new liver. over. with reporter andrea mccarren's help he's about to meet his father for the very first time. the emotional father and son reunion only on wusa t tonight. man: hey baby, how are you? ator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won

. >> jerry sandusky was back in a central pennsylvania courtroom today, seeking a new trial. as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us, attorneys for sandusky are alleging prosecution misconduct, and it has to do with victim number two. >> what would you like to say,er? >> no response from victim two, the now 29 year old former marine who says jerry sandusky sexually assaulted him in a penn state shower in 2001. >> he was dragged here. if he never has to talk about this again, that's what he would like. >> victim number two spent about an hour answering questions from sandusky's current attorney, al lindsay, those questions focused on why his original statements to police back in 2011 stated he was never abused by his former mentor, and why that story changed after hiring an attorney. >> it is incredibly common for victims every sexual violence to not be forthcoming initially. sometimes it takes them months, years, weeks, do you have under stands in this case there was so much pressure on this young man, there was so many things going on, and jerry was not incarcerate

two people unconscious in a mcdonald's parking lot in sandusky. these men needed help and they needed it right away.twosciousda luckily there were people who were willing to help and a nurse who happened to be there.e. what did you guys take? what did you take? heroin? we need to know so we can save his life.need t what did you take? eddie wimbley is the one who streamed this live on facebook. two people passed out. s one of them was in the driver's seat the other on the ground. o somebody called 911 and the ambulance was there in minutes. the driver had already come to at that point but the other man remained unconscious on thee ulthe driver ground, gasping to breath. i spoke with that man's mother by phone a little while ago about what it took to revive her son.n. i guess they had to use four ofe them. that's what the nurse told me. when they got there he was and i took four narcans to bring him back to life. just this week the sandusky police chief posted a rant on facebook about the drug epidemic in his city. the mom tells me in the sun is att

sandusky was convicted on charges of a abusing 10 boys.oday's testimony is part of jerry sandusky's fight to have his conviction overturn. >>> we are nearing the end of day four of the septa strike. more gridlock and frustration today in the streets of philadelphia as negotiations continued. septa going to court to try to get workers to go back on the job. the transit agency filed an injunction claiming the strike is a clear and present danger to septa riders. fox 29's brad sattin is live at the sheraton in center city where we think negotiations are going on. brad? >> reporter: that's what we thought the word was they were going to start up at 6:00 o'clock tonight but the word we're hearing now 93 never actually met face to face here. there may have been some phone conversations earlier tonight. they are on-going but still no deal. it probably didn't help the relationship when septa decided to take the union to court. the union promising to fight any injunction. their quote tooth and nail. the judge earlier tonight ruled against septa. so

sandusky sheriff kyle overmyer, who was free on bond since august,s that was resolved after they say he violated the terms of the bond including making threats about witnesses.o sandusky county sheriff kyle >> is a video showing the sandusky county share being escorted into the erie county jail thursday night.s indicted on charges in august, he had been freees on a $100,000 bond, but it has been revoked . you demanded into our custody pending posting a bond. sandusky county shirt will remain in jail until he can pos two and $50,000 bondn cash onl. >> it was revoked after the alleged free on bond is a deadly weapon, continue to contact witnesseses and have failed to notify the court of his change in address.le >> eat that not guilty to the chargess with rate in august, here were controlled substances found in his office is accused of taking drugs from drug take back boxes. erie county sheriff says he is known for several yearse but do not change how he was treated a the jail. to ensure the history of the same as everyone else,, the cou has ordered him remanded to our custodyco and we

sandusky waived a preliminary hearing. so far, there's no time table for a replacement to be named. sandusky a former football coach was convicted of sexually bruising ten boys. >>> donald trump will pay $25 million to settle throw lawsuits related to trump university. mr. trump voweded he would not settle. that's what he did today. more than 150 students he did is the real estate have not courses were a fraud with fees up to $35,000 pushing many into debt. all students will get at least half the money back. meanwhile, the president-elect and his transition team will meet with former tomorrow. the president-elect arrived late this afternoon. some observers say they're considering romney for secretary of state. today he picked jeff session as republican senator from alabama to be the next u.s. attorney general. he sits on the senate judiciary committee. he withdrew himself from consideration from a federal judgeship after being accused of making racist comments during his time as alabama's us attorney. he deny those allegat

sandusky is dealing with an unprecedented level of overdoses. >> chris: 20-plus od's in two weeks and four overdose deaths. the chief of police with a plan to battle the epidemic. harry boomer? >> reporter: cleveland 19 has done a lot about the problem. the hope is media, police and others talk to prevent overdoses and deaths. >> heroin is a horrible drug. >> this rescue video from cleveland, sandusky police john or zach is so concerned about drug overdoses and deaths in his town he has taken to social media to at least slow down the epidemic. >> it struck me real hard this weekend that we have to go full overdoses and four people who lost their lives to heroin and other deadly drugs and this sits on the docks of the sandusky bay. >> we have been very open with the community. we have had a number of community forums to educate folks. >> during a recent community forum more than 1,000 people showed up. it shows there's real concern and fear who could od or die next. >> the user doesn't know what they are putting in theirod heroin or fentanyl and whatever the drug is. you know, they are

one of sandusky's victims is expected to testify today. meanwhile, penn state faces a record $2.4 million fine. that comes after a five-year federal investigation in the school's handling of sandusky case. our greg argos will be at the hearing, and we'll have live report later today on cbs-3. >> well, it is official. wide receiver josh huff is no longer a philadelphia eagle. he's now apologizing to the team and fans. on tuesday huff was arrested and charged with possess ago handgun without a permit and a small amount of marijuana. he practiced with the eagles on wednesday. couch doug pederson even saying he would plane sunday with the giants. but jeffrie already i and general manager howie roseman agreed let him go. expressed the team's need to move on. >> it is disappoint that we have to stands up here and do this, but we're trying to build something. and we're trying to build something that lasts, and some of that means that we're going have to made some hard decisions, and all we can do is do what we think is right for the philadelphia

sandusky where it is raining you are at 46 canton and wooster 50. the next few hours headed out the door about 50 degrees at 78:00, 50. that's when the rain will move to cleveland and 9:00 rain and wind around 50. as i mentioned warmer tomorrow before the change happens second half of the week. denise, over to you. >> the ohio state university web site has a detailed video how police and students should prepare during events like today. >> our emergency management division will send what's called a buckeye alert. these are often sent by a text message as soon as possible after determining a threat exists. a buckeye alert will contain the most accurate information available at the time. an active shooter situation evolves rapidly and known >> denise: as you saw today campus police told students to run or have an escape route and leave belongings behind and hide and don't huddle together. barricade doors, turn off the lights and finally fight. as a last resort only if your leach is in danger. boy, what a great job they did today by all accounts. >> ma

one of sandusky's victims is expected to testify. the court date comes aspen state has been hit with a record 2.4 million-dollar fine. that fine is as a result of the federal investigation into how penn state officials handled complaints against sandusky. this ace live look outside the courthouse in bellefonte, our greg argos is inside as rowings get underway. he will bring you a report on today's hearings beginning tonight on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> two children, 11 month-old and six year-old are hospitalized this critical condition after a house fire in philadelphia's olney section of philadelphia. fire fighters rescued both from the second floor of their home on the 300 block of shellden street late last night. fire commissioner said that the children were already in critical condition when they were raced to the hospital, but they are improving. the cause of the fire is under investigation and it noise yet clear if the home had working smoke detectors. >>> montgomery county police officer is recovering after being struck b

. >>> according to several reports, the central pennsylvania man who jerry sandusky's lawyers believes victim number two is scheduled to testify today in the former penn state coach's bid for a new trial. victim number two is long believed to be the boy who assistant coach mike mcquery said he saw sandusky sexually assault in a shower room in 2001. sandusky's lawyers allege prosecutors hid the man at trial because his story didn't match mcquery's. >>> the government has hit penn state with a record fine of more than $2 million for not reporting crimes related to the sandusky case. the u.s. department of education says the university violated the cleary act, which requires campuses to report campus crimes and warn people if their safety is threatened. this follows a çfive-year investigation which cited penn state with ten violations. penn state officials say they are reviewing the findings. >>> bureau police have busted one of the most dangerous and biggest suppliers of heroin putting a dent in camden's heroin epidemic. operation inferno has netted 15 arrests including fernandez river

who mike mcqueary said was assaulted by sandusky in penn state shower. sandusky's lawyers believe prosecutors hid information about the man, because his story didn't help their case. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was in the courtroom, and is live in center count which more on that. greg? >> reporter: and jessica, that boy is now 29 year old man, he was subpoenaed here to the center county courthouse like you mentioned, he testified against his will, this was an essentially a hostile witness, but was forced to answer questions by jerry san cuss did i's current defense council. convicted child sex offender jerry sandusky as lived at center county court in latest bid for post release, could lead to new trial or even charges dropped. >> do you opportunity say anything? >> on the stands victim number two, now 29 year old former marine, who says, sandusky sexually assaulted him in a shower, witnessed by penn state assistant coach. during the 2011 trial, prosecutors said victim two was known only to guys, defense team claimed the states new who that per

convicted child sex abuser jerry sandusky's legal team will continue its bid to get the ex-penn state football coach a new trial. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> 4:00 a.m., friday, good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast. it's a closer look at conditions at communities across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. good morning, bill. >> good morning, vai. we have a cool start this morning. it is breezy and that's bringing in cooler temperatures. they're going to stay with us throughout the day. 54 with a northerly wind at 07 miles an hour. that's in philadelphia. 54 in the suburbs, just a little bit cooler for new jersey and the lehigh valley and no sign of the fog that we had yesterday. delaware, right now is 52 with a light breeze. look at this, we have a nice cool weekend and dry weather ahead. take a closer look at the weekend when i come back in less than ten minutes. >>> now, in day four of the septa strike and it will bring more headaches to commut

ben: former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky back in court today, trying to sandusky is serving a 30-to-60 year sentence for abusing 10 boys. his lawyers claim prosecutors withheld evidence that could have helped exonerate the ex-coach. today one of sandusky's victims testified against the request for a new trial. we know more tonight why an engine on this american airlines 767 burst into flames last week, as it was taking off from chicago. tonight, ntsb investigators say a disk in the engine showed signs of fatigue, which led to here's the problem with all of this. that plane was only built in 2003 so it is not very old. they have more work to do. jc: those planes are out there for tens and tens of years. that would be concerning. anyway, we were not on that flight, so we feel all right. it just felt great. harvey: nice to lead into a weekend that way. we know we are going to turn chillier. we have low temperatures early this morning as the cool air is coming in. we have a mix of sun and clouds and that is the way we are now. most the clouds are gone. north-northwest

. >>> at penn state, having to sandusky case. the u.s. department of education is fining the university more than $2 million. the department accuses the school of violating the clary act. it requires universities to report crimes that happen on campus. officials say penn state failed to report allegations that sandusky was sexually abusing children. the fine is the largest ever given to the university for violating the act. >>> let's get a check on that forecast. >> thank you very much. good morning, everyone. we are a hour. thank you for waking up bright and early. what to expect for the next few hours, 6:00, we'll call this a partly cloudy sky. temperatures should be right around 50 in the cleveland area. other locations, it's going to be cooler. we have already seen some readings in the 40s so far this morning. as far as things go, area of high pressure off to our west. it's going to help clear the sky out eventually. high temperatures will be only in the 50s for us today with that wind out of the north. itself to the southern part of

penn state is being hit with a two-point-four million dollar fine, following the jerry sandusky case. the u.s. education department accuses the university of violating the clery act. that law requires universit happen on campus. officials say penn state failed to report allegations that former football coach jerry sandusky was sexually abusing childen. he was found guilty in 20-12 of sexually abusing 10 boys. a police officer in oklahoma is being called a hero as he arrives just in time to help save a woman's life. monday night, officer jordan jones pulled over a speeding truck. thats when he discovered, the driver was racing trying to get his wife to the hospital. the woman, tina jumped into action-- helping costello's husband administer c-p-r. their efforts were captured on dashcam video. days later, a local t-v reporter sought out the officer, and played a recording from costello's husband-- with an update on her condition. doctors say costello probably would not have hadn't been administered right away. developing now, an effort to install gondolas linking georgetown and rosslyn i

there you see the rain letting up west of cleveland, sandusky, norwalk, elyria letting up for now and more developing later on and wet south and east of cleveland mansfield, akron-canton. steady rain and basically more showers on the as the night wears on. some spotty morning showers tomorrow and windy and colder day. 48 and then we will drop in the 30s tomorrow night. look at thursday. 63. we fall again on veteran's day there but not much rain friday. spotty showers and colder there. weekend looks dry and sunday warmer out of the two weekend days. >> mark: very good. >>> thank you for joining us. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: now it's up to you. >> go vote. >> pelley: tonight, americans have the final word of campaign 2016 as they choose the next president of the united states. >> i feel fantastic. very optimistic. i'm praying. >> pelley: the their ballots. >> i'm so happy. >> tough decision. >> pelley: it's election day in america. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: it's the first tuesday after the first monday of november, and the last hours of th

most of this has been out toward sandusky. our far western areas. so, erie and huron counties, also back toward ottawa and sandusky counties. most of this is pretty light. but is it gradually drifting off toward the east. some would say moving at about 35 miles an hour. so, if you are joining me from 12:30 you might see a little bit of drizzle. but no steady rain until about 1:00. in the norwalk area, rain also knocking on your back doorstep. so i would say within the next 30 minutes or so, you probably will run into some rain showers. again, they will be very light. i do not expect widespread steady rain or anything like that. until closer to sunset. here's the afternoon. if you are planning on voting this afternoon, maybe you didn't have time to do it this morning, lines were long and you had to get to w so, here's what we are expecting for the next several hours. 1:00 showers west of cleveland. rain around at 3:00. i can't rule out some light rain in the cleveland metro area around 3:00. i just think you are more likely to see it 5:00, 6:00, and

emails were made public in the investigation of former penn state assistant football coach, jerry sandusky. >> judge coming up: many businesses are saying thank to you veterans today. >> tell you about the deals offered to vets and active military members, still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> also ahead: carriage ride takes a frightening turn, and tourists are forced to make a

we have to let you know sandusky high school and middle school are closed today. they still don't have power after the crazy winds this weekend. >> yes. >>> let's take a live look at what it looks like outside right now. the skyline is looking good. am i seeing the wind there, jd? have they died down at all? >> no, the winds have not died down. to 25 miles per hour. we will keep the wind around most of the day. the air temperatures are in the 20sment it feels like the teens because of the wind. today's temperatures not too far off what we saw yesterday. i think we get a little sunshine back today but it won't help us much because of the wind. good news, less wind tomorrow. more on that, though, later on this morning. kristin is this. >> thank you, jd. >>> the good news here in the traffic center, we are accident-free. most of the highways looking fine. let's canton area. state route 43 at schneider is now open. they were doing sewer repairs. state route 94, also known at high at 76, has a new traffic pattern in place and new turn lanes a it is lamp, as well. and h

sandusky is a swing county. president obama won it twice, but so did george w. bush. and who would you like to see win this election? >> i would like to see donald trump win this election. >> reporter: mcnemar says she especially likes his plans for the economy. >> when you want business to grow, would you not need somebody that knows business? >> reporter: she prefers trump's current plan on the minimum wage. he wants the states to decide. clinton supports a minimum as high as $15 an hour. >> if we're forced to pay $15 for minimum wage, guess who's going to work more hours? me. because i'm going to have to lay i can't-- you know, we can't handle that kind of increase. >> reporter: she also favors trump's tax plan with across-the-board cuts, the biggest for the wealthiest. clinton's plan would raise taxes on the rich. >> i understand that they're wealthy and they make a lot of money, but i also understand that they worked really hard for that money, and if they have to pay more taxes, it has to go somewhere. it's going to come down to me. >> reporter: across the count

. >> happening today, a court appearance for convicted child molester jerry sandusky, sandusky wants trial and charges against him dismissed on grounds that his past lawyers were ineffective. a person referred to as victim number two will testify at today's hearing in center county. the court date comes as penn state has been hit with a record $2.4 million fine. it is the result after federal investigation into how penn state officials handled complaints against sandusky, our greg argos will be at the hearing. >> well, in sports news, the eagles have officially dropped receiver josh huff. this just days after the he was arrested on gun and drug charges. huff practice dollars with the team wednesday with coach doug pederson initially saying he would play huff against the giants sunday, but decision came day later from organization members including pederson, under jeffrie lori, howie roseman, in press conference yesterday, roseman expressed the team's need to move on. >> now we have to stand up here and do this, but we're trying to build something. and we're trying to build something

sandusky is a swing county. president obama won it twice,en but so did george w. bush. and who would you like to see win this election?wi >> i would like to see donald trump win this election. >> reporter: mcnemar says she especially likes his plans for the economy. >> when you want business to grow, would you not need somebody that knows business? >> reporter: she prefers trump'p current plan on the minimum wage. he wants the states to decide. clinton supports a minimum asde high as $15 an hour. >> if we're forced to pay $15 for minimum wage, guess who's going to work more hours? me.to because i'm going to have to lay off employees.o i can't-- you know, we can't handle that kind of increase. >> reporter: she also favors trump's tax plan with across- a the-board cuts, the biggest for on the rich. >> i understand that they'rehe wealthy and they make a lot of money, but i also understand that they worked really hard for that money, and if they have to pay more taxes, it has to go somewhere. it's going to come down to me. >> reporter: across the county, in bellevue, ohio,

it happened in sandusky. in a mcdonald's parking lot. two people pulling into the restaurant noticed the car with one man passed out in the front seat and another man out cold on the ground next to the back door. >> somebody call 911. >> is he breathing? . >> he's breathing. i don't know about this guy. >> what did you guys take? what did you take? >> heroin. >> heroin. we need to know so we can save >> denise: another woman on the scene said she was a nurse and she managed to wake up the man in the car. paramedics gave him narcan and rushed both men to the emergency room. earlier this week, we told you how sandusky's police chief took to social media in hopes of at least slowing down the epidemic of drug overdoses and deaths in his town. more than 20 ods in the past two weeks and four people died. now, police tell us a lot of times users thi heroin but it's actually fentanyl. and even though first responders use narcan, they can't always save these drug users. mark and ramona. >> mark: okay, denise. thank you. >>> one cleveland clinic d

sandusky is trying to get his conviction overturned. "action news" chad perdelli has the story from bellefonte, pennsylvania. >> reporter: appellate attorneys for sandusky called victim number two to the stands during a contentious exchange the man testified he was the boy who mike mcqueary saw being abused in football facility in 2001. he told prosecutors and then defense attorney he was never abused by the iconic coach. during the criminal charge, victim number two was a defense witness until he changed his story and said he too, was a victim. he received a settlement from penn state, and appellate attorneys believe prosecutors hid information they didn't believe he was credible and victim number two, so he was never called to testify during the criminal trial. >> it's important that we get what he said namely he was not abused and mr. mcqueary statements were incorrect. >> reporter: jennifer storm spoke on behalf victim number two who doesn't want to be identified. >> it's common for victims of sexual violence to be for the coming. y

some cedar point to san dusk sandusky. it's going to be steadily moisture throughout your afternoon. so the cold front is behind that. right now you're seeing our degrees. we'll be on that downward trend throughout the rest of your evening. your highs across the board. 65 out to medina. please take note of this throughout the day. on this gradual decline. the good news there start to lose its moisture for your wednesday but i want to have the umbrella i'll show you timing coming up. >> many thanks. right now emotions are high as many worry about the merger of two high schools in that city. akron. the district voted to merge kenmother more high school with garfield high school. many community members are angry. they expressed concern about what they call a lack of information. they questioned whether teacher and coaches will still be on the job. weighed in on the situation saying he was embarrassed by the move. >> in my opinion, you haven't stepped back and said what's the right thing for the student. is there any study tha

. >>> jerry sandusky returned to court seeking a new trial.tim number two took the stands yesterday. that's the victim that former assistant coach mike mcqueary was assaulted by sandusky in penn state shower. victim two, 29 years old, insist that he was abused by sandusky. sandusky's lawyers say prosecutors hid information about that man during the trial because his story did not help their case. sandusky also testified saying that he did not abuse victim number two. >>> it is the final push to election day. hillary clinton will be in philadelphia with katy perry this evening, for the love trump series. meanwhile, trump will hold a concert, and weijia jiang with the latest from the white house. >> ♪ >> jay-z and his wife, beyonce, helped hillary clinton excite voters in cleveland, ohio, friday night. >> we have unfinished business to do. more barriers to break. and with your help, a class sealing to crash once and for all. >> those candidates used their final friday before election day to focus on their basis. clinton energized minorities and

body was hard his face was pale he did not look like he had longed to go. >> just this weekk the sandusky police posted every up we have had as many as 20 plus overdoses and for suspected overdose deaths this past week. the sandusky fire departmentwe narcan is been used up 80 percent this year's loved ones are dying because of this horrendous epidemic the chief around us epidemic that she did want to say they are focusing on helping. the mother says he is out of t the hospital but beaded four doses before he was fully >> 7:35 a.m. is your time. we are going to meet austin and the community rallying behind it so we can help carry on his >> while come back. rallying it is a chair the state refuses to pay for. we of mine nice at all.r >> since 1903 of their work this there were this the 5 acres like his father's before i am a wants to be a farmer in particular a dairy farmer. w and all the cattle by itself.ca they have the animals but if known me since i was little so they respect me. >> also was born with cerebral palsy and is in wheelchaira beds never stop them from working with his animal

down into hudson and as a 49 out in sandusky with partial clearing. workout this morning. we mentioned before that many times but october and november as always our second that lines wind instrument to talk further it is better start soon clear out in when we in the resort to called on chicago upper midwest as the alberta clipper type system the rest of the week we are looking not going to be a major storm effect over the last week in your essay infrequent weather systems pushing cooler air but nothing first ten days of december time parent what has been it is trending below normal that means temperatures by the end of next week where we have fairly confident will cap cold enough not only that but it's a lake effect and snow-covered arc of boston to the main will try and cooler nothing arctic. the arctic air will start to show up around december ?- december 12. fox eight news is your official school closing station. if you are looking for cold weather for skiing it is coming. time to kick it with kenny showing off a new place in town. >> yes, it is really, really cool 20 y

sandusky was convicted on charges of abusing 10 boys. today's testimony is part of sandusky's fight to have his conviction overturned. >>> on your radar tonight, things are getting a little more seasonal. let's check in with meteorologist scott williams for look at tonight and of course the ever important weekend forecast. scott. >> all that important weekend. it will continue to romaine pretty seasonal. typical for this time of year. but look at the temperatures right now across the area. already dipping into the 30s in the poconos. we have a chilly 37 right now in millville. hanging on to 52 degrees right now in philadelphia after a high today of 62. it's dry, it's quiet. look at ultimate doppler. high pressure that is going to be in full control for the entire weekend. so a lot of sunshine. cold overnights and then seasonal highs. look at the overnight low temperatures expected outside of the city. we're looking at 36 pottstown. 36 in allentown. 35 in wrightstown and temperatures in atlantic city in the 30s. so for your saturday, a ch

it can 1021, ten above that, and strongsville, 27, east lake 34, sanduski 21. wind chills between 15 andnd 20 degrees, not much morning. should not have much of a win until late tomorrow, from the southwest, heavy snow upstate new york and we recap back that in a little bit.ea newsworthy and we will see obviously videos on facebook and twitter highlighting that just work lake effect snow. we did not see that cure come obviously kind of a fast-moving pattern the system that will seem like it comes in here every increase tomorrow with extra of rain improbably sleet initially in thext morning and then transition, rapid transition 12 rain wednesday. today mostly sunny, light winds cloud cover to these to 40 --res climb up 42 later on today talk about the we can forecast and a quick update for the first weeks of december in broad, general terms, that pattern completely different than had so far for the month of recently.ntil traffic time with pat. anda active morning, you can see behind me the screen is good to go, no problems up there but keep in mind construction

the threat is about 40% but it does not start coming into play till 2:00, 3:00, from sandusky. the east side of town, shaker, you guys might not see any showers till 4:00 or 5:00 tuesday afternoon. they're gone by wednesday. i had to leave that 20% in because that does happen overnight still. morning drive. friday brings back that chance of rain, rain-snow mix into saturday morning. temperature wise tomorrow is the day. we are nice and warm and we're pushing 70?. tuesday we do okay until the cloud could have takes over. 63?. wednesday the cold front does come through. we're 53 and cloudy sky. on thursday, 56 and partly sunny by the afternoon time. friday, few showers will start popping up in the late afternoon again, but it will change off to a rain-snow mix possibly. it's a little lake enhancement. that's the unknown. factor that's unknown is how quickly does this get out on saturday? the models show it leaves saturday morning. but, it's lake enhancement, which means it could linger a little farther into saturday. sunday will be your better day next weekend but both days only

that meeting was the night before sandusky waived his preliminary hearing.omething attorneys say was a crit until mistake and the reason sandusky is appealing his conviction. >>> well, happening now, the first major snowstorm of the season. it is blasting parts of the midwest. triggering blizzard warnings, shutting down some major roads. thank god it's not here. >> i know. >> it is dumping more than foot of snow in parts of minnesota. >> but here we go. all right. some places are even seeing 5-inches fall in less than two hours. my goodness. fox's lauren green monitoring that winter blast. >> reporter: parts of the dakotas through minnesota under blizzard warnings friday as wintry weather blasts portions of the midwest. >> it's a pretty day i like watching it i hope nobody gets stuck or stranded or bad accident. >> reporter: in the forecast for parts of minnesota, white out conditions and wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour. >> the weather is so bad i can't hardly see. i can see probably 30 feet in front of me, and it just too rough to drive in. >> reporter: t

start off with some clouds and then the rain moved in this is satellite rainfall outdoors toledo and sandusky bowling green and family. >> took some time for them to hit the surface because the ms have been really trying the par of some mixture in wooster jim renacci dry east of 77 and we will stay that way for quite some time,7 the eastsiders have some time dodge the raindrops, the good news is we have a dry will be working in this afternoon that eastside, you will see it aroun 6:00 o'clock were as to the southwest it will just be cloud and drying out. if you have travel plans overnight tonightou you have to worry about dodging grenfell, but not freezing rain or snow fall. by the time you enjoy your dinner, it will likely be drawing and those that stay up late or get up early for shopping it looks lik it will be a dry shopping day. we have this low pressure cold front that will be pushing through. not expecting a lot of rainfall about one quarter if you travel today, safe travels and have a wonderful thanksgiving tomorrow. this 37 will come just after midnight and then i'll thanksgiving, 48

. >>> a man who claims he was sandusky in a shower 15 years ago is sticking by his story. the 29-year-old man claims he is the person that was only identified as victim number two during the 2012 sandusky trial and today sandusky's lower challenge add kuser confronting him with a statement from 2011 where he told police he was never abused. the man later changed his story. and sandusky's lawyers are lobryeing for a new trial because they claim the state knew victim number two's testimony. >>> a south carolina sheriff the department is still serving property of a man suspected of kidnapping a woman holding her for a few days and hurderring her boy friend. departmentties discovered a body on todd kohlhepp's identity. the couple disappeared in late august. yesterday she was rescued. she was chained for weeks in a storage container. she told police she witnessed the man who she says was boyfriend. at this point, investigators are not sure ft. body they found is her missing boyfriend. >> we have absolutely right now no way of knowing how this person deceased whether male or fem

sandusky is in court in pennsylvania. his lawyers are trying to get the charges dismissed or get a new trial. a man identified as "victim two" in court doc expected to testify. suspended-v harvard university has suspended their entire men's soccer team for the rest of the season over sexual comments made about the women's soccer team. the university's president says the comments date back to 20-12. a document uncovered by the school newspaper shows male players rated the attractiveness of female recruits and included lewd season. you probably love to post pictures and updates about your vacation on facebook. but beware -- you could be making yourself a target. how thieves are using your online friends to see when you're away. plus... a frightening recall you need to know about. why you need you check your washing machine-- before someone gets hurt. ((bryan)) this weekend will be fairly nice in las vegas with light winds and mostly sunny ski 80 degrees both days with lows near 60. as we head into next week high pressure st

sandusky is serving 30-60 year sentence for abusing 10 boys. one victim expected to testify. sandusky's lawyer claims prosecutors were hiding information about him. >> chris: harvard canceled what's left of the men's soccer season because of sexual comments made about members of the school's women's soccer team. the school president remarks appalling. he said the investigation began in 2012 and continued through this year. the harvard team by the way was in first place in the ivy league. >>> thursday was expensive for mark zuckerberg. the facebook founder lost $3 billion. that's how much of the value of his stock dropped. it is the biggest one-day loss for a single investor ever. don't feel bad for zuckerberg. >>> a kansas college class putting your cell phone to the test. not service. cleanliness. the micro biology students wanted to see how many germs they could find. the answer in a nutshell, way too many. they found thousands of bacteria colonies, even mold. experts say you need to use alcohol wipes to clean your phone every week. >> denise: note to self. >> mark: thanks

that meeting was the night before sandusky waived his preliminary hearing.ething sandusky says was a critical mistake and the reason he's appealing his convict. >>> the state of new jersey is taking his freedom but not for as long as his victim's family wants they're going after his money. a judge in woodbury, gloucester county, today sentenced 44-year-old john nor berg to 25 years in prison for aggravated manslaughter. >> this on the 2013 death of a franklinville man. our bruce gordon joins us with the story you'll see on fox. bruce, nor berg's legal troubles are just beginning. >> they sure are. if the ma connell family has anything to do to si about it today's sentencing marks the end of the criminal case but a civil suit will soon follow. john mcconnell was the youngest of 11 children. on friday most of that big family filed into a gloucester county courtroom to see his killer pay price. john's brother gary carried with him tiny jacket he had sent his little brother when gary was in vietnam and john was just a boy. >> this was a piece of john with you ri

earlier, sandusky to mansfield now seeing the rain showers. notice for greater cleveland and akron and canton the rain showers really going up between 7:00 and 10:00. they will be in and out those rain showers between 10:00 and 1:00 but another real good swath of rain. rain likely. like toll good chances for rain all the way through 4:00 a.m., and then notice by the morning commute, boom, the rain shuts down. and rainfall totals should be manageable. a quarter of an inch for akron cleveland. .04 near sandusky so not a lot of monster rainfall. just some steady light to briefly moderate rain. 55 cleveland, akron 52, wooster sitting at 50 degrees. winds out of the south 5 to 15 miles per hour with gusts above 20 miles per hour. 48 freeman, 49 norwalk but temperatures are not going to drop much from where they are. maybe at degree or two. in fact, bidawn tomorrow, we will likely see temperatures in the lower to mid-50s everywhere. today's high 54. 45 is where we should base. trace of rain at hopkins. here's the front coming in. rain showers out ah

sandusky is at 36. clouds are thickening back upup notice the line of showers wills couple of showers later on today the south breeze will kick in and allow temperatures to climbz see how it works for you breaks of earlier over the weekendamp the real six today. let it run spoken to 71 terabytr route eight a lot of construction projects are still out there.ig the same.the the sylvester route 18 through early december. the news this morning the holiday season is officially underway in cleveland kicked it this holiday season.'s they plan to come back. experienced winterfest. to her standing that donors in surgery and tenant.di the city is turning around andan things are looking great no we are times for 27:00 a.m. keep it right heree including more weather and traffic routes fans are field and was feeling town. how about the losing record isis affecting local businesses over the top of the presidential palace how he's responding and will thosee actually change the we don't have a lot of grocery stores her