was drowned out. there were allegation that jerry sandusky was sexually assaulting children. >> things had reached a point where change was necessary. >> reporter: paterno already said he would retire but he accept the board's decision. once paterno became a head coach, he within more football games than anyone else in the top division. now he leaves at the lowest point of his career, saying i wish i had done mormt school -- more. >> reporter: penn state's last game is saturday. reporting for abc news, state college, pennsylvania. at the heart of the scandal are the victims. roosevelt leftwich, abc2news joins us with more. >> reporter: there's been a big upheaval in the program but child abuse experts said there's a need to show that people care about them. in a highly publicized case with so many things coming into play, victims need to note person who abused them will be held accountable. he said what's going on at penn state is a seed show. the victims have a long road to recovery. >> we have to make sure that, one, we're back up these kids, saying we're going to make this right and try it get this kid help. some incredible studies show that sexual child ause is the root cause of future problems, violence, substance aviews. if we get help early on, we can prevent things from happening. >> reporter:d it's important that those who reported abuse not be -- >> stay tuned to abc2new.com for the latest. the family of a frostburg student set up a memorial fund. it will establish a scholarship in honor of courtney mccoy. police say mccoy was stabbed at an off campus party early sunday morning. she was a graw. the family said donations can be made at any wells fargo. baltimore police opened up an internal investigation after local pastors claimed officers used excessive force. >> reporter: pastor james mosey said he was trying to help a friend. when police showed up, he was confused why they wanted to question him. when he started asking why, officers beat him with a baton more than a dozen times. james mosey has a hard are time getting around these days, but ages a nothing to do with why this 44-year-old baltimore county pastor is walking with a cane. he claims he got these injuries during a scuffle with less. he was driving home to council a neighbor who had been involved in a feet with his wife. on the way he saw the man and flagged him down. as the two partied police responded to two calls. police asked him for i.d. mosey asked why. >> it went from zero to 100 real quickly and i just wanted to know why. >> reporter: he wanted answers and so did police. they say mosey was corporative. james said he put his hands up when backup arrived, only to be tackled to the ground. >> they had me on the ground. my face -- i was eating dirt. >> reporter: and they started to beat you. >> yes. >> reporter: mosey claims he was hit more than 15 times. >> we take all allegations of this nature very, very seriously. >> reporter: baltimore county police have opened an internal affairs evaluation and charged mosey with resisting resist because of a two-minute struggle. >> attempt topping determine if he was connected to the two violent crimes and if there were weapons involved. at that point mr. mosey was not cooperative and officers had to use force. >> reporter: moseyed a mets he resisted because he was confused having shown up to's friend in crisis. he is also considering a lawsuit because of his injuries. joce sterman, abc2news. the airforce's top general is taking personal response in the way soldiers remains were mishandled in 2009. the general testified at the senate armed services committee. three supervisors have been suspended. governor martin o'malley has ordered all flags flown at half-staff. >> reporter: on the eve of this veteran's day we get the news that our area has lost army lieutenant colonel david cabrera. he was a social worker and assistant professor of family medicine assigned to the health sciences located in bethesda. he was living in hole ni, survived by his wife, three sons and a dawmplet graduated from high school in houston, graduated from texas a&m. he was the man teaching doctors out in the field how to deal with post-traumatic stress disorder. he landed in afghanistan september 30th. less than a month later he was killed by a suicide bomber. his funeral will be held tomorrow on veteran's day at 11/11/11. i want to take everybody to our website at abc2new.com. we'll be honoring all veterans. we need your help. you have a veteran at home, maybe father, aunt, uncle, send them in to pics at wmar.com and join this army of brave, brave soldiers,ed -- and it's here at abc2new.com. you can also joins on facebook. let's on north troops, the men and women who have given so much for our country. less are investigating an unusual robbery in cockeysville. they said the person hid inside a closet at the macaroni grill before it closed and stole about $2,000 from the restaurant safe. >> some rain filing coming in after days of dry november weather. we got a nice band of precipitation settled in. so it will be a headache of a commute cuds -- continuing. clearing west but colder air coming in, too, on a northwest wind around 10 to 13 right now. you can see the effects of temperatures dropping into the 40s, feeling like low 40s. light rain and some fog. we talked about how things shape up into your veteran's day weekend. the consumer product safety commission is warning parents about the dang are of those lit -- dang danger of those tiny magnets. they're sold as desk toys and stress relievers for adults. here's some tips to keep your kids safe. keep small magnets away from your children. look out for loose pieces and inspect children's play areas for missing magnets. if you suspect magnets have been swallowed, look for abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. a second chance for life after a run-- runner. the brave young and men of the civil rights movement were honored. taylor swift won 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the first comprehensive garage lightings in the country. they're motion sensorred so they turn on when a car is parked there. it will reduce electric use by 75%. there will also be two on street charging stations in towson. they say all good things must come to an end. >> especially in november. the good news with this thing, we will bounce back. sunday well into the 60s, but a chilly veterans day. boy, l-when the clouds are thick, the sun seems to go down earlier. 47. humidity 83%. winds west at six. had thick fog early this morning. then the clouds thickening. you see it come in here in baltimore our weather net camera near druid hill park. ellicott city, lots of showers at times here. a lot of trees blowing around. rain over the bay, just about all afternoon and that will continue into the early part of the evening. here is the heart of the wet weather. it's right on top of baltimore and the corridor right up into cecil county. we're getting some pretty light to moderate downpours. that will continue over the next several hours as that line slowly shifts to the east. temperatures, deep creek lake down to 34 as that cold air edges in. the beach at 54. so we have a 20-degree range. baltimore 47. highs struggling up to 60 downtown. temperatures began to turn and head the other direction. that northwest wind has been kicking in in a healthy way. overall, our rain will continue to slowly push from west to east. we'll look for a few patchy showers. we continue to watch tropical storm sean, more on him in a second. you see that cold air wedging itself into the u.s. it's that frontal boundary. we have moisture streaming up from what is left of tropical storm sean. that's going to continue to weaken and fizzle off. after we get through the round of showers, we'll be dry friday but a blustery cool day. the sun comes back out. temperatures will build up into the day on sunday. one last look at that late season tropical storm sean. here's the rest of the forecast, 34. showers coming to an end. we go clear overnight. tomorrow 51 with plenty of sunshine, breezy and chilly conditions. tomorrow night we will fall down into the mid-30s once again, mostly clear and cool. i think the wind also let up by late -- winds will let up by late tomorrow night. well, the family trio, the band perry won big last night at the cma awards. but as george pennachio tells us, the top award went to a 21-year-old. >> reporter: taylor swift walked off with the top prize -- tearnt of the -- entertainer of the year. this is her second time winning the cma's top prize. >> i'm freaking out. it was something to twhin once and then -- win it once and then to win it again, this couldn't be possible. >> reporter: miranda lambert won the female honor. >> miranda came and set down after she won hers. did we pay somebody? how did this happen. >> this is a second year in a row. it's just crazy. i don't think either one of us were expecting it. single of the year for if i die young. >> we're great felt industry has honored us in a great way. >> "if i die young," it has changed lives. >> reporter: awards aside, the most emotional moment came to a salute to high con glen campbell -- icon glen campbell. >> i was surprised. i got a lump in my throat. >> reporter: what does this love mean to you from a country world that you have spent your life in? >> it's wonderful. i'm one of the most blessed people in the world, the way i look at it. >> reporter: worth other -- other winters, lady antebellum. george pennachio for abc2news. the oscars may be months away but the drama has started. eddie murphy has bowed down as the host. he dropped out after his friend brett ratner decided to quit over his use of gay slurs. so ratner is out. now the challenge is to find another host. some have suggested tom hanks and there's an online effort to get the muppets. you can already get a flu shot at walmart. now the store is looking to expand its services. find out what health services you may be able to get soon at the discount retailer. plus, driving drowsy could have the same effect as driving drunk. we have tips to keep you safe. walmart's health services may be coming to a store near you. people can already get their flu shots and routine screenings. now walmart is considering expanding those services to include managing and monitoring patients with health issues such has diabetes, hiv, asthma and other complicated chronic conditions in the search for possible partners, the retaler is asking companies to outline their expertise. this week is drowsy driving prevention week. we're working for you to offer you and your family some tips to keep your family safe behind the wheel. one third admitted to driving drowsy in the last month. 100,000 crashes each year are the direct result of fatigue. it can impair driving skills as much as being drunk. we have tips to help you avoid driving sleepy. try to get at least seven to eight hours of sleep a night. get treatment for sleep disorders such as insome knee ya. avoid driving between the hours of 2:00 and 6:00 a.m. when the urge to sleep is the strongest. and be aware of that afternoon slump. sleepiness often occurs between 2:00 and 4 p.m. so pull over. avoid driving a loan for those long distance trips and take a break every two hours if are a driving alone. we have other great information on our website. go to the drowsy driving link under the traffic tab. a lot of information on our health page as well. a dog in california got herself into a real sticky situation. find out how lulu's paws got stuck. >> a cat was stuck while nursing kittens, but this story has a happy ending. we'll explain. for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure you can, it's called louisiana. hang on, florida's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't agree on which state's best, but we can agree on one thing, wherever you vacation in the gulf, you'll have a great time. great seafood, beautiful beaches and fun for the whole family. we've got intimate bed and breakfast right on the water. cafe's with views of the gulf. go blue water fishing, ride a kayak, or just enjoy the world's best weather and soak up the world's best sun. we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. and we are 100% open for business. you mean 100% open for fun. here in the best part of the gulf. louisiana, florida, alabama, mississippi. this could go on for a while. you've got a lot to be thankful for. why one woman was celebrating. no matter how you feel about the penn state scandal, the story is everywhere. if you're thinking about how to talk to your kids about it, we have tips. another day, another republican debate, but this time it's not herman cain who's making headlines. which candidate is feeling the heat today. how do you say thank you to the people who have given you a second chance at life. one man did his best to let some good samaritans know that their gift of life will never be forgotten. tim rutherford has the story. >> reporter: bob pole was a chubb but i teenager until -- chubby teenager until he discovered running. today bob isn't running. he's giving thanks. just 20 qlards from -- yards from finishing the half marathon, bob collapsed and went into cardiac arrest. >> when i knew he collapsed, i knew this was something seriously. >> reporter: immediately bob was attended to by other runners. >> it seems like an e certainty when -- eternity when it happens it. was 10 minutes from arrest. >> reporter: bob was brought back from the brincht today he was giving a very public thank you to those involved. >> i can never, ever express my full and sincere appreciation for the actions you took to give me back my life. >> not a lot make it, so it was nice that he got to the point we saw him. i'm really delighted to see him up and walking, a great success story. >> he was incredibly lucky. these people did their jobs but it meant more to us. >> reporter: what they did was so important. this goes way beyond a job. it impacted lives. >> reporter: remarkably, bob and all his good samaritans decide finish the race. >> we made this through the finish line. i think that's important to point out, collectively, we were able to -- all of us finished the race together. in baltimore, tim rutherford. got an update on that natural gas main break in locust point. service has been restored to all of the homes and businesses. monday the break was discovered and nearly 1,000 homes and businesses had their natural gas interrupted. bge crews brought in help from maine. on the eve of veteran's day, news was released that a local soldier was recently killed while serving over sees. 41-year-old army lieutenant colonel david cabrera was killed in kabul at the end of october. he was a social worker and assistant professor of family medicine. he is survived by his wife, three sons and a daughter. a local pastor says he was beaten by police during an incident over the weekend. pastor james mosey was trying to help a friend when officers showed up, questioned him and beat him with a baton. police said mosey became uncooperative when officers tried to question him. police at penn state are reviewing video trying to identify some of those involved in the rioting. it happened after the announcement of joe paterno. students flooded the streets, pushed a television van over and hit a photographer with a rock. this story has been in the news so much. it's a tough choice to decide what to tell them -- what's appropriate, what's not. so charley crowson has some tips. >> reporter: abc2news is working for you tonight. the penn state sexual abuse scandal grabbed headlines. it made us ask how do you talk to your children. the allegations of jerry sandusky would not have come out if it wasn't for those who stepped forward. that's what we have to teach our children, talking point. here's what parents can do. the first thing is believe your children. they usually don't make this stuff up. let them know they can come to you about situations that make them uncomfortable and teach them the difference between keeping secrets and keeping prizes and also reaffirm that nobody has the right to touch them where they don't want to be touched. charley crowson, abc2news. all right. after a couple dry sunny days, you know it had to change at some point in november in maryland. this has. we have a nice band set up, reaching up into cecil county, harford county, northern buccaneer bawfnlgt the swath is slowly spreading east, places like kent narrows, denton south into easton. look for rain to start up in the next 20 to 30 minutes. winds bringing a chill. wind chill factor in hagerstown down to 38. 44 in baltimore. the rest of the evening will fall. light rain for the next couple of hours. much more on your weekend coming up. some new figures just released paint a bad picture of the baltimore housing market. home prices dropped 6% last month in the baltimore area. the average sale price for a home in baltimore city was about 22 -- $225,000 in october. housing experts say some people who would normally be selling their homes are choosing not to list them. well, it's official. owings mills mall will get a makeover. it will be redeveloped thanks to a new partnership. the announcement was made this afternoon. the developers are still reviewing options for how to revamp the mall. so stay tuned for more on that one. bingo can be a pretty fun game but it goes the same, b3, i22 and so on. we'll tell you how some creative party planners mixed things up with a special guest. they're used to saving lives and risking their own, but we'll tell you why they got called in to help with the very shale le water rescue. @ @ extreme surfing. that's what he was doing off the coast of portugal when he caught a 90-foot wave. he said at the time he didn't know it was so huge. some creative charity organizers in florida came up with a unique way to spice up a bingo game. a canadian cow was placed on the boormtd the only way to get bingo was for the cow to choose your square to take a bathroom square. apparently the cow didn't have to did. some firefighters in california ended up having a pretty tough day. lock at this little guy. they were called in for a rescue of the k9 kind. a small dog named lulu managed to get her paw stuck in the bathroom drain. it was so stuck that the firefighters had to call in reinforcements. a veterinarian survived and sedated lulu. guess what? herman cain is getting a bit of a break today after one of his fellow candidates turned in a less than stellar performance. we'll tell you who is taking the heat instead. turkey, stuffing, cranberries and apple pie. why the dinner will cost you more this year. it's no secret baltimore as its issues with animal abuse. there was the burning of a dog in 2009 followed by the burning of the cat named mitt tens and several others in between. it is how baltimore is fighting those troubling numbers that has won two residents a national on north brian kuebler explains, but we want to warn you some of the images are graphic. >> reporter: mitt tens is admittedly playing to the camera. she was trapped underneath a milk crate while nursing kitten its and burned by two teens, the scar the only remnant of such brutal abuse. >> she basically plays, naps, eats, place, eats naps. >> reporter: mitt ten's story was too powerful. the same reason this animal became the poster cat in an effort to pass several animal anticruelty bills in annapolis earlier this year. >> i think her case helped sway some of our state lawmakers to pass the bill and it became a record session. >> reporter: which is why mittens here will be crowned cat of the year by the american society for the prevention of animals. the story helped bring the prosecution of one of the teens. >> she suffered a debilitating injury, but i think it shows some of the work of the commission. >> reporter: work that will also be honored by the spca. she will share the stage with mittens later this month to get her own award to lead the antianimal abuse prosecution, a comprehensive and unique commission, first of its kind in any american city. >> it's an endorsement of baltimore's efforts. >> reporter: this commission is beginning to see an increase in animal abuse convictions and has launched a new ad campaign with known local sports figures and their pets, huge strides to combat a troubling problem here in baltimore. suck serks the aspca will highlight -- success the aspca will highlight. >> both will be honored in new york on november 17th. congratulations. now it's starting to feel like november. >> the rain coming in, kelly. now we need some rain, so it's not going to be bad here and there. >> it's cold. >> i saw the trees getting stripped of their leaves. so there will be raking to be had on sunday. all right. take a look. rainy roads. it will be slick the rest of the evening. as the rain clears out, it will take awhile to dry things out. visibility eight miles. we had heavy fog. maybe a little this evening but things will clear out. over baltimore, cloudy skies, a murky ugly day in november, but we get these types of days in the fall. we know. that temperatures will rebound nicely by the second half of the weekend. wet roads near gwynn oaks this afternoon. you can see this band of precipitation. this is the coolest air pushing it through the state. it's out of carroll county. we're getting more moderate showers, eastern shore, you're next in line to get significant rain if here. temperatures much colder to the west. oakland 34. we touched 60. leet northwest wind, at times getting gustier. going to be a breezy blustery day but a sunny day for veteran's day. we'll get the rain out as the boundary continues to push out to sea. colder numbers to the north and west. skies continue to clear out. we've got snow wrapping around the back side of the system. lake-effect snow in northern -- for indiana. could be light snow in the west virginia mountains. want to show you what's left of tropical storm sean, our late season tropical storm, kind of beginning to spin itself out and get sheered apart -- sheared apart west of bermuda. maryland will be spared. showers coming to an end, mostly clear, high thin clouds for your veteran's day. tomorrow night down to 34, mostly clear and cold. your seven-day forecast, we find a clear, sunny and cool day on saturday. in fact a more detailed look at that weekend forecast of sunshine for saturday and few clouds on sunday as temperatures trend milder. kelly? >> thanks a lot, wyatt. in tonight's democracy 2012, we have a lock at last night -- look at last night's gop debate. it's kind of a moment being dubbed the oops around the world. it was not a good night for rick perry. >> reporter: definitely not a good night. if you were watching, i felt uncomfortable watching it. was an awkward 53 keekeds. >> it's three agencies that will be gone when i get there -- commerce, education, and what's the third one there? >> you can't name the third one? >> i would do away with the education, the -- >> commerce. >> the commerce, and i can't. the third one, i can't. sorry. oops. >> reporter: rick perry has said he is not the slickest debater but he has been trying to hide behind the debate. he said this. i'm glad i had my boots on because i sure stepped in it. rick perry was making the rounds doing tv interviews. here's one of them. >> there will be people who make mistakes, folks who stumble over words or can't remember an agency as i did. >> reporter: the damage control continues. an email came in asking supporters to either email or suggest agencies they would like to see cut. they're saying $5 for each suggestion. they're trying to make light of the situation. >> i don't think they will forget about that soon. jamie's here. what's coming up. millions of dollars unspent by one state ajen 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