myself. >> he was crying the whole time he was talking. >> reporter: in a statement, paterno said, it is one of the greatest sorrows of my life. with the benefit of hindsight, i wish i had done more. this, after allegations of sexual abuse, with former coordinator, jerry sandusky. two school officials are now charged with perjury and failure to report the incident to police. >> reporter: paterno has not been accused of any legal wrongdoing. however, critics argue he should have done more to stop sandusky. >> it's sad he has to retire this way. >> the whole atmosphere of the whole university is just hurt by this. it's really an emotional time. >> people are not seeing all of the good stuff he's done to the community and the campus. >> reporter: rallying on campus and outside the paterno state college home, students pledged their support for the iconic coach. >> it's like a living legend. and now it's got to live in a bad way. >> reporter: many are calling this the most tragic end in the history of college sports. students are sickened by the allegations and the end of paterno's coaching career, a legacy these students hoped would live on. >> we are penn state! >> reporter: around camp us and downtown, many students are wearing t-shirts in support of joe paterno. additionally, penn state plays nebraska, a very big game. penn state students and fans typically wear white for what they call a whiteout. this weekend, they say they'll be wearing blue for a blueout, in support of fighting child abuse. in state college, pennsylvania, i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> and tonight, a ninth alleged victim has come forward and there are reports there could be as many as 20. >> reporter: on the loose, a busy interstate shut down, while police looked for a prisoner. mary is live with the latest on the search and the impact that it's causing. >> well, baltimore police shut down the jfx for about an hour while they searched for that escapee. 29-year-old maury figueroa, was reported missing from central booking earlier today. he was being held for driving without a license. also facing deportation. the jfx was shut down near 28th street. the exit there, while searching for the escapee, who was not found. virk? >> mary -- vic? >> mary, thank you. no word how figueroa escaped custody to begin with. >> at this hour, bge crews, along with workers from out of state are working to get gas restored for hundreds of homeowners in locust point. adam may has more on the repair effort. adam? >> denise, every once in a while, over the last hour, you get a really strong smell of that natural gas that is in the air right now. they just brought in more heavy equipment, and crews are going to be out here working all night long. >> reporter: bge crews test repairs to a 12-inch gas main. it broke monday morning, cutting off service to 1,000 people at locust point. >> pretty inconvenient. you know what i mean? >> and pretty tough for this nanny with an infant. >> i can't do anything on a regular day. >> such as? >> cook on a stove top. boil some bottles. get stuff clean or make some pasta. >> reporter: the stoves are also three days cold at some restaurants like the himalayan house. >> we don't cook anything, don't sell anything. rather than some groceries or cigarettes. >> you gotta be losing money. >> yes employs. >> >> yes. >> when affected residents aren't home, they need to physically break in with a locksmith. >> it is a lot of work to get in every house twice to turn off the service for safety and restore it, and reintroduce the gas into each home. >> reporter: service has been restored to about 100 customers other including barracuda's tavern. >> we're glad to be open. we had no business monday. it was really really hurtful to the rest restaurant. >> reporter: but for the rest still waiting, their wish is simple. >> to sleep in my bed. and not having to go, [ making sounds ] >> reporter: unfortunately, it is going to be a tough night. a test did go quite well. that means crews are hooking up some individual homes, but it could be days before everyone has their service fully restored. live in here, adam may. >> customers are encouraged to call bge if they smell gas. 19-year-old courtney mccoy was stabbed to death early sunday morning at a house party near the western college campus. 23-year-old shaunie liggins is being held for murder. a football hearing will be held friday, from 1:00 to 7:00, on primrose avenue. the funeral is saturday morning at 11:00. not guilty on all charges. but lawmakers may still punish the state senator, ulysses currie. he will now face ethics complaints. with the grocery store chain that had him facing bribery charges in court. wjz is live. derek valcourt explains what the senator faces now. >> while his actions may not have been illegal, they may be unethical. and there is a possibility there could be some legislative punishments for that. >> reporter: the cloud of criminal conviction no longer hangs over the head of senator ulysses currie after a federal jury acquitted currie on all charges that his paid consulting for shoppers food warehouse was actually an illegal bribery scheme as prosecutors alleged. >> this is the greatest moment in my life. this is, by war -- far, the greatest moment of my life. >> reporter: his defense said that while they may have been ethics violations, they did not constitute violations of the law. >> reporter: currie may have escaped criminal punishment. but his relationship with shoppers food may likely earn him sanctions from the general assembly. >> senate committee will likely meet in january to consider currie's case. at least one vote on legislation that directly benefited shoppers. and most importantly, his failure, five years in a row to disclose his relationship to shoppers on the state ethics form as required all while being on the payroll. >> taking money is a big problem. >> reporter: they predict his ethics hearings won't have the same happy ending as currie's trial. >> they're probably going to look at these instances of behavior in a slightly different light as the jury did. if the state ethics panel finds that the actions were unethical, he could face anything from the equivalent of a slap on the wrist up to expulsion from the general assembly. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news remember. >> the last time they dealt with such serious complaints about one of their own was in 1998, when then senator young was for the general assembly. the family of a maryland man is turning up pressure. there are fears that alan gross could die behind bars. >> reporter: alan gross's wife hopes that public pressure will help free her husband from cuba. >> because of this humanitarian work, alan is sitting in a jail cell today. >> reporter: judy gross spoke to hundreds of members of jewish america. telling them to work to free her husband. alan gross was working for a maryland-based contractor, providing internet access for havana's jewish community, when he was convicted of spying and locked up. >> it's beyond any reason. it's inhumane and unjust. >> reporter: the cuban government has not been swayed by high-profile diplomats. talks stalled when cuba demanded release of five of their inmates. >> at no pointz -- point has the u.s. been willing to concede. >> reporter: rose's family lives in maryland. supporters began weekly vigils in protest. >> i'm here to show my solidarity. >> reporter: alan's only intention was to help the small communities in cuba, nothing more. >> reporter: gross is serving a 15-year sentence. in washington, d.c., mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> and maryland senator ben cardin made gross's release a major issue for new secretary of state. he said he received assurances that freeing gross would be a priority for the state department. >> a rough day on wall street. few concerns about potential economic crisis -- crises in europe. the dow is down nearly 400 points. s&p 500 drops 47 points. nasdaq is down more than 100 points. what a week it has been so far. weatherwise, a live look now. another mild, dry november evening. wjz hive with first -- live with first warning weather coverage. meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are updating the forecast. >> it has been spectacular. there are changes coming. take a look at radar. right now, rain activity going on through eerie, through youngstown, ohio. in through charleston, west virginia. and that will be approaching our region during the overnight into tomorrow. beyond that, that front is going to bring some changes. tim williams in the outback with a look at what thursday might bring. tim? >> thursday may bring some shower activity. not a lot associated with this. and not a lot of moisture, that is. but the low is ringing up into canada. and it's going to bring in cooler temperatures our way. the cooldown only happens for a short time. and high pressure builds in. temperatures look up. and it looks to be another stretch of weather like this. bob has details coming up in your complete first warning forecast. after a big win in prime time against the archrival steelers. it's time for the ravens ravens to focus on their next, the seattle seahawks. mark viviano has more on preparations for a west coast trip. >> i spoke with a number of players who did share some triumphant. but yes, they did focus forward to the next opponent, which is seattle. yes, the fans can continue to celebrate. the players can't. >> reporter: they walked out onto the practice field, with their feet on the ground. that's literal and figurative. back to earth and back to work. the ravens were flying high just a few days ago. and rightfully so. but that's history now. >> we gotta do the best we can and put it behind us and move on to seattle. it was really exciting. it really was. and i think it always will be to go in and beat pittsburgh. just like i said before. it's our job to go and take care of the rest of the year. >> i mean, every game is exciting. that's what you practice for every weekend. you know, for us to have another big challenge ahead of us, that's going to be a tough team. another tough defense. >> reporter: and if they're looking for lessons, the ravens don't have to look far back. week 2 at tennessee. and week 7 at jacksonville. losses to lesser teams on the road. and both happened after victories. >> coming off some big wins, you know. like to say we got that tendency of a letdown. i think it's time for us to be able to put the big games behind us and treat every game like it's a big game. >> every week is a new week. and it's new opportunity. we're going to take this game as it is. and it's an important game. >> there's no easy weeks in the league. every team should know that by now. every team, no matter the record, is going to come out and fight you. you know, the coach is preaching the same. lessons that we are being preached over here. >> reporter: and ray lewis did some preaching today about the league's crackdown on illegal hits. it's hit ray lewis in the wallet again, a costly fine. we'll hear ray's ray's thoughts on that a little later on. >> and the ravens, as we have been saying, are back on the road, back on wjz as well this weekend. see the team take on the seattle seahawks. the game is alt 4:00 p.m. sunday, only here on wjz 13. >> it's going to be a good sunday afternoon again. ravens football. still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. all eyes on herman cain. republican candidates, ready to debate the economy. but will the focus end up being on the allegations against tim? >> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, science confirms what watermen have been finding. dead oysters in the upper bay. that story as eyewitness news continues. $100 million worth of changes are coming to bwi thurgood marshall. all with hopes to make your life easier as you travel. i'm weijia jiang, with what to expect coming up next. looking forward to the weekend. stick around for the updated first warning forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, next time you fly out of bwi thurgood marshall airport to see some changes in the works, the airport is going through a multimillion-dollar facelift. and they hope it makes your life easier when you travel. >> reporter: right now, crews are moving the entire operation of one airline as it merges with another one. >> reporter: the merger of southwest airlines and air tran is a done deal. >> it's nice to have more options alt a lower price. >> reporter: but now come the growing pains. air tran operations are moving to concourse d. >> roughly 15% of business. we've done everything from adding these concessions to clearing the baggage area. >> reporter: bwi is also adding four tsa checkpoints nearby. so look for signs to direct you. next, delta airlines will shuffle to air tran's old space. and its current home will be a construction site. the airport continues to grow every year. to make room, executives are launching a $100 million project to build a new connector from concourse b to c. as it stands, passengers go through security every time they go to and from, which can lead to a traffic jam. >> when you go through security, you have to take off your shoes. and you have to go through so much. i think just going through one time should be enough. >> reporter: the new connector includes nine security checkpoints, moving sidewalks and 8500 square feet of food and retail space. >> the ability to get from one place to another is important because there's different restaurants, different things in different dates. >> reporter: the expansion will provide access between all gates. >> reporter: crews are scheduled to break grounds on all connector projects, starting in april, hoping to wrap up by 2013. reporting at bwi thurgood marshall, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: and this project is funded through existing airport-generated revenue sources. way too much of a good thing is officially the cause for a die-off of oysters in the upper chesapeake? alex demetrick reports, too much rain washed away the salty water off oysters that they need to survive. >> reporter: departments are in the upper chesapeake, looking for oysters, after reports from watermen that this part of the bay has experienced a significant die-off. and at least in isolated pockets. >> no live oysters. it's all the oysters are dead. >> and probably died after the tropical storms. when the salinities dropped. >> reporter: tropical storm lee alone pumped 29 trillion gallons of oil into the bay. pushing out saltier water. >> when the salinity gets too low, they are not age to maintain the normal processes that occur in their tissuesful. >> reporter: oyster processes like this are not going to recover. >> reporter: it may take another 10 years before we get more baby oysters up here. >> reporter: but south. bay bridge, the news is better. oyster stocks are doing well and being harvested. >> reporter: the crew found every oyster dead. and right there, i knew we were in trouble. >> reporter: and it's not heartening for those trying to restore oysters when all that comes up are empty shelves called boxes. >> reporter: it's pretty rattling when you hear these hit the table. >> reporter: now, the state will look into restocking areas affect the with baby oysters produced in the lab, a process that could take years. >> so amazing. the bay is so big. and all of that rain, who would have thought. >> so much rain. >> all that debris. >> we may see a little rain tomorrow. take a look at temps right now. we are cooling down a little bit. 53. east/southeast winds at 5. the barometer, 30.04 inches. and it's right now beginning to fall. 80% humidity. come back and take a look at that rain chance after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a wicked storm is battering the west coast of alaska tonight. businesses have closed as sustained winds to 70 miles per hour are expected to hit the state. severe damage and beach erosion is expected. >> if their closing school is up there, it's got to be fast. >> we did have wind gusts up to 80 miles per hour. and blizzard warnings in a lot of that southern area, southwest alaska. bering straits. they are very, very subject to these huge winter storms. this is the first of many, i'm sure. for us, not much going on actually. a few showers possible tomorrow. that's about it. take a look at temps and conditions. pretty pleasant still. 58. 53 in ocean city. still a very mild 63 in cumberland. even oakland at 54 is pretty warm for this time of night. up in bel air, 59. and 55 over in annapolis and kent island and washington. winds generally out of the east and southeast. only got into the upper 50s and low 60s, rather than the upper 60s. we'll start seeing a change in the wind by tomorrow afternoon. they go back to the northwest as the front just crossing -- crossing through columbus, ohio. behind the front, it does get breezy and chilly. a little snow over iowa. if they did have as much as 5 to 6 inches. with marginal temperatures, it's cooling down there. that cold air will be rushing behind that front. right now, the shower activity into portions of western p.a., near pittsburgh, and now approaching buffalo, down into central west virginia. but you see how skinny that line of showers is? in fact, once you get past it, it clears up pretty nicely. there may be snow showers up there in the next day or so. even garrett county may see a few flakes in our region. things will clear out quickly and will get breezy and turn cooler for thursday night and friday as temperatures get back below normal. but by the weekend, already a warmup in the works for the weekend. quick look at sean. it may actually become a hurricane. briefly, tomorrow. before it moves west of bermuda. and just goes out to the atlantic. not having any impact on our area. but bermuda may see a little rain and wind in front of it. south winds becoming northwest as the front comes through. gusts to 20 knots and a small craft advisory tomorrow. bay temp, in the mid-50s. tonight, then, increasing clouds. could be showers by dawn. 47 for the low. and tomorrow back up in the mid- to upper 50s. but it will be falling in the afternoon. any showers will probably be done by 1:00 in the afternoon. sunshine. and the breeze picks up. dragging in colder air for tomorrow night. and for friday. going to warm up for the weekend once again. >> perfect. thank you, bob. still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. ♪ [ music ] the top amateur performer in the nation lives here in baltimore. meet keith davenport, next on eyewitness news. on the road to the championship game, the next step for the team that almost danced out of the tournament. i'm gigi barnett in perry hall. that story is straight ahead. behind closed doors. for the first time, we'll hear from one member of the jury in the michael jackson death trial. how difficult was it to ,,,,,,,, it is just before 6:30. clear. 53 degrees. good even. thanks -- good evening. thank you for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. just a few hours, republican candidates will square off in a debate in michigan. the focus is supposed to be the economy. but the allegations of sexual harassment against herman cain may dominate the headlines. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from washington. >> reporter: all eyes will be on herman cain when the gop field squares off in a prime time debate. cain will have to face more questions about the sexual harassment allegations that have dogged his campaign for more than a week. he tried to put the issue to rest tuesday. >> i have never acted inappropriately, with anyone, period. >> reporter: on stage in rochester, michigan, the other republican candidates are hoping to get back some of the spotlight. cain has been occupying the headlines, and they're ready to spar over the economy and their plans to get americans back to work. >> reporter: when the allegations first surfaced, some of cain's opponents steered clear. but now that the story isn't going away, cain's rivals are starting to say, he owes voters a better explanation of what happened. >> reporter: and republican strategists predict that shaking the controversy will only get more difficult in the days to come sharon bialek and karen kraushower, the two identifying themselves are planning to speak out. >> this absolute denial. no gray area, never met her, never saw them, never did it. if there is a receipt of them anywhere? a picture? anything that shows them together, it casts additional doubt. >> reporter: despite the accusations, cain is still performing well in the polls. >> in washington, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> and a new poll out from south carolina shows cain in second place, trailing leader mitt romney by 11 points. that state will hold the primary in the south. we are learning more about the trial of michael jackson's doctor. we are learning more about what happened in the jury room. >> reporter: while there were intense moments that included coaxing and yelling. dr. conrad murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for supplying michael jackson with the powerful drug propofol to help the singer sleep. juror number 5 said most of the jury decided he was guilty on friday. but because it wasn't unanimous, the panel decided to think it over the weekend and they reached a consensus monday. >> dr. murray faces up to four years in prison when sentenced later this month. right now, baltimore police are looking for a man who held up a gas station in pikesville. take a look at surveillance picture of the man. police say he walked into the shell station on smith avenue, pointed a handgun at the clerk and got away with about 300 in cash. anyone information is asked to call county police. and anne arundel county police are looking for a man who robbed a person while posing as an officer. it happened yesterday morning in brooklyn park. the 19-year-old victim was walking with his girlfriend, when the suspect pulled up and told the man he was violating the curfew. the fake officer then handcuffed the victim, stole his property and took off. >> the perry hall soccer team almost lost the chance to play in the state tournament. and now they're one step closer to the championship game. as gigi barnett explains, it's all over a controversial victory dance. >> reporter: perry hall high school's boy's soccer team is still on the road to the state championship. and they almost lost the chance, after doing this controversial victory dance called the bernie last week. >> we don't celebrate anymore. we just run to each other. just give each other high- fives. >> reporter: it was this dance performed after scoring the winning goal against delaney high school last week that landed the team in hot water. delaney parents called the bernie, lewd and inappropriate. so the boys' principal, george ronlts -- roberts, forfeited the win. but roberts soon changed his mind after heavy backlash from players and parents. >> the intent of my original decision was not to punish the students but to preserve the dignity and character of an educational-based athletic program. >> the whole thing is, if the principal wouldn't have reversed his decision, we would have never known that they would be the champs where they are right now. >> last night, they clinched the championships. practice is intense. they're one game away from the championship match. and perry hall is now a cinderella team. >> right now, i feel like it's all or nothing. >> no more bernie in public. >> reporter: the next up now is the state semifinals. that game comes on saturday night. and if perry hall wins, they'll advance to the state championship game. in perry hall, i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> although the team can now play, players aren't in the clear for doing the bernie dance. school leaders ordered the boys to complete an online training course in good sportsmanship. time now for a look at the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. why schools ignored warnings and spent $5 million on textbooks and a curriculum that fits shelves of new national education standards. maryland's specialty breweries are brewing, despite the sluggish economy. for these stories and a lot more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. here's my favorite story of the day. a local high school student is in the national spotlight after winning amateur night at the apollo. mary joins us now with more. mary? >> reporter: as keith davenport found out, only pure talent can win over the sold-out crowd at the apollo. >> reporter: baltimore's keith davenport brings down the house, winning amateur night at the apollo. >> i was just like, oh, my gosh. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: he's just 15, a sophomore at poly tech, a true phenom. keith started playing the trumpet when he was 8, just happened to pick it up in music class at his elementary school, and he was hooked. >> after i got down all the keys, like all the fingerings, it just came. because i got my ear from my father. >> keith davenport. >> he won $2,000, after rising to the top of more than 150 young amateurs. >> going to put $1,000 in my savings bond. and then the other $1,000, i'm going to split with me and my parents since they put a lot of money into getting me to the apollo. >> people kept saying, he's amazing. i can't believe he's so little, he's so young. and they were saying, we don't know what he's going to be when he grows up if he's this good at a young age. ♪ [ music ] [ applause ] >> he is just extraordinary. keith not only plays music. he is on poly's football team. he's a middle linebacker. he's also on the wrestling team in the winter, along with taking music classes at the peabody. and right, he's a great student, gets all a's and b's, vic. mostly a's. >> but didn't he bring down the house? keith will be featured at the apollo again on the 11th at the annual holiday showcase. >> born to do it. clearly born to do it. still to come. more troubles for toyota. why the automaker is having to recall hundreds of thousands of vehicles. furious flames. a tanker fire shuts down a highway. how it all happened. cooling down a bit, briefly. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. and wjz 13 is always on. and here are the top stories on wjz.com at this hour. for updates on all the day's news, and the updated forecast any time, log onto wjz.com. ,,,, [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pick vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. 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>> it simply unscrews. you've got a nice little screen in it, ready to go. then you kind of pull back the little macrame. and then you have yourself a nice powerful pipe. >> reporter: sold online for tobacco use only. drug educator said marijuana is what is really being burned. for about $40, they're being delivered to your door. >> i brought this to my home. >> reporter: students are being told they'll be suspended if they wear one to school. >> you can wear it at school and wear it at home. and parents and teachers are probably never going to realize what they're wearing because they wear this stuff anyway. >> if i tell that to one of my friends, i would not think twice about it. i would just think, oh a new bracelet. >> wearing these does violate policy and can get you arrested. >> they were to wear it and you get residue in the pipe of that bowl, you have a working pipe. >> and it is partner -- paraphernalia. >> yes. and it is illegal. >> reporter: in towson, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. a local high school principal tells eyewitness news that no bracelets have been seen at his school, but if a student is found with one, and there is marijuana residue inside, the student would be suspended, the case sent to the school board. scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >> fallout from the penn state child sex scandal. what football coach joe paterno is saying now and whether the university president could be the next to go. that's tonight on the cbs evening news. and here's another look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, well, we had another one today. another delightful full day. let's hope this at least lasts through the weekend or beyond. meteorologist tim williams and bob have a look at the forecast. let's go outside. >> you know, beyond would be nice. but we do have one little hiccup in between. that comes really tomorrow. we have a little rain moving into the region, which could mean for some showers by sunrise. and then starting to taper through the day. temperatures do take a bit of a hit. we go into the 50s. and that's about where we stay. and then we start to cool down tomorrow and start to clear up. for the next five days, including a warmup, we send send it back to bob. >> considering how warm it's been, also chilly by tomorrow night. 57, 37. morning showers likely. probably clearing out by 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. friday, cooler. 52, 33. and kind of breezy yes. but a warmup again. 58 on saturday. 63 on sunday. a lot of sun this weekend. and even warmer, 67, 48 on monday. vic? >> okay, bob. thank you. jessica simpson talks about her pregnancy and wedding plans. nancy o'del has more from hollywood. >> reporter: coming up on entertainment tonight. when will jessica simpson walk down the aisle? our samantha harris found out. >> what are the plans for the wedding? >> no wedding plans. >> we didn't really ever have a date nailed down. i just want to wait until after everything is over so i don't end up being the hormonal bride zilla. i can't imagine doing it. i'm pregnant. i worry about things i've never worried about before. so i would rather just be at peace. >> reporter: jessica, and fiance eric johnson has a lot of decisions ahead. >> you think you're going to find out the sex? >> yeah, i think so. i mean, i guess -- i think i have to know. i mean, keeping a secret from yourself is pretty hard. >> do you think you'll then announce it? or do you think you'll keep that a secret? >> well, i'm a loud mouth. it might get out. >> reporter: her new customized skin care system. >> there's such a connection that i believe is so important to beauty. a connection with your body, with yourself. >> reporter: and also tonight, mariah carey's shocking new weight loss video. plus, moore co-hosting with me. that and more coming up later on entertainment tonight. and you can see entertainment tonight at 7:30, here on wjz. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. paying the price for violence. the ravens are hit with a big fine. >> mark was with the team in owings mills today and has the latest next in sports. ,,,,,,,,, mark is leer with the wjz the fan sports report. and i did pass football 101. i have the document on my board. but i don't quient quite understand. i mean if you're a defensive player and all that, where do you draw the line? >> we'll get to that. the ravens did hit the practice field. they had their heads high and focus forward. certainly feeling good about that big win in pittsburgh. but they've obviously had to turn their attention to a matchup. wide receiver lee evans has not seen game 2 of this action. says he hopes to make his comeback this weekend. others have been filling in quite high. that ride at pittsburgh has them at 2. that is first place. yet they are aware of what is at stake as they move forward. >> reporter: every year, the game is on the line. it's the seattle seahawks now. i've never been a guy who looked at a team's record. team's record don't mean anything in this league. >> rice is referring to seattle's weak record of 3-6. but he has recalled that the two losses of the season were to suppose supposedly inferior teams. you need only go as far as your couch. kickoff is sunday at 4:00. well, that hard-hitting, hard-fought game at pittsburgh, has hit a few players hard in the wallet. news of fines handed down by the league today, both steelers and ravens receiving punishment. the big penalty goes to steelers safety ryan clark for the hit he put on ravens' tight end dixon. according to the report, clark was fined $40,000. looked to be a clean play. but officials ruled dixon was a defenseless receiver, that's fined $50,000. clark reacted angrily today, said he had no respect for commissioner roger goodle. and it was a helmitt to -- helmet to helmitt. now, today, louis told us he called the league to plead his case. he shared no harsh words about the commissioner, but he clearly disagreed with how these hits are leading to penalties and fines. >> you definitely respect them trying to protect player safety. but at the same time, it won't change the way i play this week, no matter what the find is. you just can't stop playing defense the way defense has always been created to play. and that is, if the receiver has the ball, your job is to disengage him from the ball. you never. to hurt nobody. i've been in this business too long. the last thing you tonight do is hurt anyone. >> reporter: after talking to the league today, louis said he has no reason to talk to heinz ward, who he knocked out of a game with that hit to the head. in both cases, with the league and with heinz ward, louis says, you just move on. ray lewis has said that he would like to see them use radio review when they use those calls. what's interesting, there was not a review on him. it goes both ways. and platers, as you can see, with ray lewis, trying to ,,,,,, [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pick vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. 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[ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. cbs primetime lineup. that's it for us right now. we'll be back at 11:00. i'm vic carter. >> thanks for watching, wjz, maryland's news station. much more ahead on the cbs evening news with scott pelley, including new >> pelley: tonight, an american legend leaving in disgrace. penn state football coach joe paterno will retire in the wake of the child sex abuse scandal. armen keteyian is covering. a second woman is ready to go public with accusations of sexual harassment against herman cain. jan crawford reports. the european debt crisis deepens in italy, and shock waves are felt on wall street. mark phillips and elaine quijano have reports from both continentinent. and what happened to the remains of fallen american heroes at dover air force base. david martin talks to the whistle blowers. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it's not the way you'd expect a football legend to leave, not joe paterno, not penn state, where the motto for athletes is "success with honor." but today, paterno, who is 84, said he will retire at the end of this season. after questions were raised