the university has paid more than 109 million-dollar, to settle sandusky abuse claims by at least 35 people. >>> the city of philadelphia is making a big investment in its future to day mayor kenney with philadelphia works announced a six million-dollar youth employment initiative. the program will connect specific groups of young adults age 17 to 21, with work force development and education services. these who will benefit from all of this include those with autism and those involved in the criminal justice cyst t. >> prior to today there was very little comprehensive focus on employment opportunities for our most vulnerable. now thanks to philadelphia works we can bring these stake holders together and have a singular gel finding work experiences for young people. >> and start up operations are expect to begin immediately with full scale operations, beginning in march. >>> kate joins us with a forecast and we're out of the deep freeze for a while. >> we are in the refrigerator instead of the deep freeze. >> cool. >> i'll tell you what, it is, feeling like summertime today. >> it d

. >>> penn state has settled another lawsuit related to the jerry sandusky abuse allegations.an claimed the former assistant football coach molested him in 2007 when he was 14 years. oh sandusky is serving a state sentence for child sexual abuse and penn state has paid more than $109 million to settle sandusky related abuse claims from at least 35 people. >> philadelphia district attorney larry krasner outlined his agenda for his new administration in a one-on-one interview. the democrat wants to be end mass incarceration and find other solutions for dealing with those accused of lesser crimes. even more so, krasner says he will expect his team to seek truth in justice. >> i am looking for the truth. i'm looking for the truth. we're looking for justice. we're looking for the right conviction. >> krasner defended his decision to ask 33 veteran prosecutors and staff members to turn in their resignations last week. he says the move was based in part on philosophical differences with his reform agenda. >> the philadelphia water department continues to make repairs on water main br

penn state is settling another claim in connection with the jerry sandusky sexual abuse scandal. court records posted this week showed the university settled a lawsuit by an unnamed man who claimed sandusky molested him in a car in 2007. the school would not comment on the details of the settlement. the case had been scheduled for trial next month. so far the school has paid out more than $109 million to settle abuse claims by at least 35 people. >>> to west philadelphia. police say an argument between two groups of teens ended with a 16-year-old boy shot in the leg. the fight started just before 6:00 last night at 56th and baltimore. a few blocks away, a car hit the patrol car that was taking the injured team to the hospital. another car was called to take him. the victim's expected to be okay. so far, no arrests. >>> philadelphia police are searching for this man who they say stole donations from a church earlier this week. >> and investigators say that he's done it before. police say the burglar used a key to get into the cavalry roman catholic church in northeast philadelphia

. >>> penn state has now settle add lawsuit by a man who claimed jerry sandusky molested him in a car in 2007. the man says he was 14 when it happened. the case was scheduled for the end of february but late last month both sides told the judge they no longer needed sandusky to be brought to philadelphia for this case. the former penn state football coach is of course serving 30 to 60 year prison sentence for child sex abuse. >>> happening not in west philadelphia, a 16-year-old boy shot in the leg. police scoop him up and head to the hospital. but ran into another emergency on the way. fox 29's dave kinchen is live outside penn presbyterian hospital tonight with more. dave? >> reporter: well, iain, police are known for quick scoop and runs it's a way to save a life and to get someone immediate medical attention, but this turned scary on the way to the hospital. a chilling scene for a 16-year-old boy on south 58th in southwest philadelphia after investigators say he accidentally shot himself in the thigh. but it got scarier police say while they were racing the boy to penn presbyteria

sandusky is serving a state prison sentence for child sexual abuse.his point has paid more than $109 million to settle sandusky abuse claims by at least 35 people. >> the community continues to rally and encourage a young boy battling cancer in delaware. a sea of law enforcement officers from delaware pennsylvania and maryland with lights flashing paraded outside danny feltwell's room at a.i. dupont hospital yesterday. because of his treatment danny cannot have this many visitors in person. a social media campaign is under way to send even more get well wishes to danny. you can find that on the delaware section of 6abc.com. >> dave murphy is tracking a welcome warmup next. >> a local lawmaker takes the president's words and turns them back on the commander-in-chief. the tongue in cheek title of new legislation. with dunkin' deals, you get two egg & cheese wake-up wrap sandwiches for $2. and two of those for two of those means you deserve a few of those. stop in for the latest dunkin' deal, two egg & cheese wake-up wrap sandwiches for $2. america runs

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it focuses on sandusky scandal this is didn't with flashbacks that take place with paterno who lighteried of lung cancer, it tells the story. this should be interesting due out this spring. >>> 5:20. girls gone green are at it again. >> this is a local woman canadian, so funny, tracie luck and donnie desales released their latest video. they do it every single week before the game with the mash up. here's playoff addition, lets take a look. >> hey, everybody this is playoff addition of girls gone green, i'm donna in the studio and tracie's than location in florida but nothing could stop us from cheering on our eagles e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. so hit it girls. >> ♪ >> they are pretty funny, their voices, and, word. >> i wand fur there is any relation to jen fred. do you see it fitting into that family there. >> yes, it happened to be out of town, so, when they come back we have to have them in on good day because they are pretty fun and we like to have a good laugh. >> opening invitation. >>> 5:22. very good morning, just waking up great to have you with us. we have a lot to talk about weathe

. >> penn state is settled another lawsuit, this one was moon claimed jerry sandusky had molested himin a car back in 2007 when he was just a very young teen, only 14 years old. the case was scheduled for the end of february. but, late last month, the parties told the judge they no longer needed sandusky to be brought to philadelphia for the case. the former penn state football coach is now serving 30 to 60 years in prison for child sexual abuse. >> today in pennsylvania governor tom wolf will declare the opioid crisis a state emergency. that means, officials can override rules that may hinder the ability to address the epidemic. officials say they don't believe a governor has ever declared a state of emergency because of a health crisis in pennsylvania. >> certainly big important issue for governor chris christie, he gave his final state-of-the-state address as governor of new jersey, he says he decided to run for governor nine years ago to be different to shine a light on new jersey's real problems and offer an achievable solutions, in his speech, he talked about his many accomplish

. >>> penn state settled a lawsuit by former assistant football coach jerry sandusky molested him in car were had he was about 14. the case had been scheduled to go to trial next month. the terms are not clear. but penn state has paid more than $109 million to settle the abuse claim by at least 35 people and says there's only one case pending >>> sandusky was convicted of 45 counts of child sexual abuse in 2012. >>> 16-year-olds in greenbelt maryland will be able to cast a vote me local elections, the city council passed a measure which lowers the voting age in order to take part, 16 and 17-year-olds have to be residents of greenbelt and have to be registered in prince george's county. >>> coming up on fox 5 news morning, senator diane feinstein releases new information related to the russian investigation. >>> police need your help finding two missing montgomery county men. >>> let's head outside. there you go, kind of a fuzzy shot. it's rga flight should be taking off on time this morning. weather not supposed to be too bad, still chilly, 30 right now, 5:11 is our time. >>> let's b

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let me be the first to welcome you in sandusky, ohio. the weather did not welcome us. we went through early through the state capital, harrisburg and no matter where we stopped today no matter whether you have a team or not everybody has a favorite with patriots and eagles. take a look what our drive was looking like. it was pretty smooth sailing until 45 minutes ago we hit this snow in ohio. heading west on the turnpike, we had to m3iyh a couple stops and food and gas and stretch our legs and not hard to find people talk ugh about the super bowl rematch. a lot of people outside philadelphia not tom brady fans. we even found a woman from delaware valley making a trip to minneapolis. >> he's great at what he does, but i'm just not a fan of him. >> i want the eagles to win and i think they can. >> reporter: i think they can, too. what's next for us? we're going to get back in the car and have more work to do and drive almost an hour west to our destination in toledo, ohio. we will go carefully as you see the weather in ohio. we are about halfway and tomorrow morning we w

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look what happened to penn state for example, after the whole situation with jerry sandusky.n state needs to go through a similar reckoning, eve may be even more so. >> dana: that judge aguilina has been asked to do numerous interviews and she has turned down every single one of them because she said it's not about me. it's about those girls. ben shapiro is speaking at a university tonight and that's apparently too much for some of the students to handle. wait until you hear how the college is helping them cope. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. i cannot imagine managing my diabetes without my dexcom. this is the dexcom g5 mobile continuous glucose monitoring system. a smal

roberts in new york city there's a scandal at midwest university that some are comparing to the jerry sandusky scandal at penn state. >> reporter: michigan state president resigning after the fallout from larry nassar. one of the his accusers maddie larson shares her story. >>> a new study that's linking the flu to a greater risk of heart attack. dr. jennifer ashton is here to break it down and tell you who is the most vulnerable. sir elton john announcing he will retire from touring after he goes on a final three year world tour. i had a chance to sit down with him after he made the announcement to talk about why now and what's next for the rock icon. that's coming up on "g.m.a." matt and nydia. >> appreciate it, have a great day. >> goodbye yellow brick road. >> reporter: i want to see him. >> he appeared twice in philadelphia. >> reporter: it was my first concert, i'm not going to tell you what career that was. >> reporter: a long long time -- >> reporter: i-95 southbound the on-ramp from broad street. a new problem that popped up, a disabled tractor-trailer. it's blocking the top of the ra

extremely concerned about the conduct of becoming a penn state university scandal referring to the coach sanduskydebacle. yet like hollywood the schools ignored the complaints of the victims and according to barnes district officials would repeatedly protect whitehurst and dismiss complaints. further, the records and interview show the system protected whitehurst, not the children, district officials including the lawyers and resource directors and three principles downplayed complaints from students and staff as isolated incident. the teachers unions have been silent despite all of these investigations provisions in the teachers union contract protects whitehurst from being revealed. eventually forced to surrender his teaching license but why? not because of the complaints from all ocomplaints fromall off these many years but because she acted inappropriately and ministry today male colleague. she's far from an anomaly. in just the year 2014 alone, a study came out showing that teachers in the school reported 800 sex crimes against students and that is just the tip of the iceberg because remembe

university, she was shocked, did not take better -- was not more cognitive of what happened jerry sandus sanduskypened there in a sexual assault that was happening there. do you believe that nassar's case, now that people -- this is what is going to bring this to the forefront, and that people will start paying attention? >> yeah. i think -- i was shocked that it took seven days of having woman after woman come forward with their own testimony, they were so vulnerable but also very strong, and to give the whole country and to give michigan state university a real insight into just how damaging that both larry nassar was and that sexual abuse was. i really think before this happened, even though they did know the numbers, they just really didn't think it was that big of a deal. right? it was the larry nassar thing. and so -- i'm hoping that when women come forward and report sexual assault, that they will be believed and will be taken seriously. and that it won't be a situation of the institution protecting its own, the same they did at penn state. >> anything you would like to say to all of those

. >> dana: kimberly brought up what happened in the sandusky trial.e there said never again. i think it's interesting how human beings, we continue to learn these lessons over and over again. juan. it >> juan: it is so sad and in reading and listening to the young women talk about it, it ws shocking to me. they said they were told that it was required that they allow this man to come into their hotel rooms, their dorm rooms anytime of night. no nurse in attendance. and no restrictions on what he was doing. they were told this is what you need to do. if you don't do it, you are going to be punished and you will be penalized in terms of participating with the team. so what's interesting to me is the statement coming from the president of michigan state. she is basically saying something that sounds reasonable on its face switches she's the president of a huge, important university. how was she to know what some miscreant doctor is doing? but on the other hand you realize the indianapolis star broke the story. other people were involved in it was a slow

he had almost as many victims as jerry sandusky and bill cosmetic about it and harvey winestein combined. today a judge sentenced larry nassar to up to 175 years behind bars. what about the organizations that enabled and protected him? good afternoon, everyone. welcome. we'll begin with the politics lead today marks the anniversary of an incredibly consequential day in american history, although we did not know it at the time. one year ago today, january 24th, 2017, michael flynn, president trump's then national security adviser, met with fbi investigators and. in meeting, flynn lied to the fbi about his interwakss the russian ambassador. the first domino, if you will, which set off a chain of events that continues to send dominos falling today. stretching all the way to the oval office. with special counsel robert mueller now seeking to interview the president of the united states, donald trump. a year ago this month, the white house counsel don mcafghan said he believed flynn had not only lied to vice president pence about his contacts with russians but that he believed flynn had misle

he had almost as many victims as jerry sandusky and bill cosmetic about it and harvey winestein

>> well, if penn state is our guide, the terrible jerry sandusky story that in some ways is still playing at least in terms of feelings and emotions and anger at penn state, yes. and of course this, the numbers here, are penn state times ten. and so absolutely i expect that. and of course what the men's basketball coach said, mark dantonio, the football coach, also now being looked at in a new espn "outside the lines" report about sexual assault and how they handled it. and so the bottom line is when it rains, it powerurs. and michigan state is now getting scrutiny it should have received decades ago. >> do you think other universities, other institutions are paying close attention to this or are they saying no, that is not us? >> they sure better be. wow. i mean if there is any lesson among many lessons including we should be listening to young athletes and the adults failed these athletes, i think those rts main things. but the fact that there was an unbelievable lesson that was sitting there just a few hundred miles away from michigan state and that was penn state. and that the preside

other victims and you look at the totality of what has happened here, it makes you think of the sandusky child molestation epidemic at penn state. it makes you think of the catholic church sexual assault epidemic that we saw. i do want to also point out, we're looking at live pictures here of nassar coming into the court in lansing, michigan, in his prison uniform as we're going to await the sentencing phase. paul, you still with me though, right? >> yes, i am. >> i wonder as you listen to jordan weaver there, many of the survivors looking at usa gymnastics, they are looking as well at the usa training facility, the karolyi ranch, that officials are investigating there, a strict no parents policy. this is where simone biles said she had been assaulted. this is where apparently a number of these assaults happened. how far is this going to go when we're talking about other lawsuits, civil lawsuits of people who are arguably going to be accused of being kplis it in this? >> well, you know, the civil lawsuit situation is very complex because every state where this happened has a different st

>> i think there's two points, one is when you look at the comparison between sort of the larry sandusky case and people were obsessed about that and frankly they were worried about it because it was men on boys. >> we have a cultural obsession with male athletes as well. >> and the other thing that stuns me about this aziz ansari story, there's this gross assumption that if you're a celebrity, you're somehow untouchable. if this date had happened with someone that was not a famous wealthy person, she never would have published this story, it never would have gone forward. and this is quite disturbing. we don't know, this could ruin ansari's career. but i'm uncomfortable with the fact that this is happening at the expense of smearing someone and perhaps the ruining of his career. i think that's wrong. >> we make the argument, what if it was your sister, what if it was your wife, and others are saying, what if it was your husband, or your brother? if a few men are collateral damage, that's okay. i have heard that argument. what do you think about that? >> again, we have to dive into a mor

never saw the report. 2014 is what, two and a half, three years after the penn state horrors, jerry sandusky, if you are a university president how can you not want to get that report and find out what is going on on your campus. because there is a two-prong story, this is u.s.a. gymnastics and also michigan state because that is where nasa ar was working for both. >> explain that, there were people who were responsible for these young women, in both of these institutions at the university and at u.s.a. gymnastics. what, what does it say about the structure of how this whole thing is organized, and the oversight. >> exactly. let's just say this right off the bat. they failed these young people. and in the case of u.s.a. gymnastics, they did get richard the c.e.o., he resigned steve ben penny. they brought a new person in, a woman and she is supposed to have a clean slate. and yet, they just announced that the they will nobt korolli ranch they won't be using it any more. instead of being proactive the new c.e.o. just announced that today that they will not use the ranch any more yvment did th

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in hollywood in broadcast television you have the jerry sandusky case a football coach at penn state university many victims there bill cosby the comedian the hollywood producer harvey weinstein as far as on the record victim goes this case dwarfs all of those combined and it is unprecedented to have seven days of victim impact statements one hundred and fifty six statements by victims after day three the defendant himself wrote the judge and called it a media circus he complained hell hath no fury like a woman scorned the judge as she was sentencing him and read that statement back to him crumpled up the paper and tossed it aside she said it was her privilege to sentence him to up to one hundred seventy five years in prison now moving on to the institutions that were involved in this only scandal affecting so many young women and there are three main institutions on this a father being a couple of resignations of do it's had to be will head thoreau. definitely we expect more heads to roll i mean what you've seen already at usa gymnastics is ten months ago the c.e.o. resigned on mond

extremely concerned about his conduct becoming a penn state university scandal, referring to the coach, sandusky, joe paterno debauchery and debacle. yet like hollywood, the portland public schools ignored the complaints of the victims and, according to barnes, school and district officials would repeatedly protect whitehurst and dismiss complaints from the girls. further, records and interviews show that the system protected whitehurst -- not the children -- that district officials including the top lawyers, the two human resource directors and at least three principals downplayed complaints from the students and staff as isolated instances, rumors or misunderstandings. the teachers union had, surprise, has been silent on whitehurst, right? despite all of these botched investigations, provisions in the teacher union contract in portland actually protects whitehurst from being revealed. eventually, whitehurst was was forced to surrender his teaching license. but why? because -- not because of these complaints from all of these women over all of these many, many years, but because he acted inappr

nobody, i think you mentioned the penn state issue with joe paterno and that pervert jerry sandusky. actually think that congress should get involved and hold these people on these boards personally liable so that they cannot weasel out of any responsibility. some of them get paid, even the ones that don't get paid, there is some prestige. of craft a certain type individual that thrives off of the importance of, well, i am a board member -- big deal. then when push comes to shove, the oversight, they wash their hands, they do absolutely nothing, and if you hold them that they canble be prosecuted, they can be sued, i think that would go a long ways to protect not only young women but also, in the jerry sandusky case, young boys. host: ok. let's take a look at former olin vick gymnast -- olympic gymnast, , and how usa gymnastics handle her case. [video clip] organization an that is rotting. they have a policy of not reporting sexual predators. at the time i was being abused, up until i can forward and some corrections were revealed, they file systematically sexual reports in a file ca

none of these same judgments or pre-judgments were made when the --dusky boys came out sandusky voiceame out after years of being silent. abuse victims the from the catholic church finally came forward. nobody judged them. nobody doubted them. there wasn't this huge backlash. they listened to them. something was done, justice was done. now, when women come forward all of a sudden men are feeling threatened and i heard one of your callers say that he would not even hire a girl in this environment. that in ourt is -- try, we have legally has people that are women, two thirds of the human beings, because they only two thirds for their labor. just because it is not written into law does not mean that the -- that these prejudices are not thoroughly woven into our society. movement and the women's movement is trying to make everything equal. written into our constitution in florida, and women are florida. the sky did not fall. nothing happened. nobody noticed. in our constitution, women are equal. why can't that happen in the entire united states of america? host: that is jackie coming upco