some rocks and bottles were thrown, light poles were thrown down and a tv news truck was vandalized and overturned. police have said nothing about arrests or pending arrests. police in riot gear use pepper the crowd. in state college today, students overwhelmingly supported the coach. >> i think it's a huge disappointment and that is how people feel. >> uses me out to be a scape goat. i feel that way. legally, he's cleared, morally is yet to be determined. if you read some of the reports, not yet is shown what exactly mcqueary told joe paterno and what the actions were after. we need more information before it goes out, but why is joe paterno's name on the top of the list when sandusky is the one who deserves to rot in jail. despite, you know, maybe joe's negligence, if you can even call it that, why, why not let the man finish out? he already decided on his own that he would step down after the season and then the board of trustees basically just spat in his face and said no, you can't finish. >> reporter: we should also mention, brian, that many of the students we spoke to were upset that mike mcqueary, the receiver's coach and the graduate assistant who first reported the alleged abuse of young boys hasn't been fired and they feel if joe paterno was going to be fired, they feel mike mcqueary should go as well and should note tomorrow night at 10:00, there will be a moment of silence on the old main lawn and a candle light vigil for the victims. this was given to us by students today. they said penn state students are uniting to host aquamedlight vigile to show suspect and report for the 9 victims of the sexual abuse allegations against jerry sandusky. >> as the governor said today, all eyes of the world are on penn state. thank you for that. the students may have strong feelings about the departure of joe paterno but there are some who see this in a different light. >> it's personal. >> beth parker is live with more now. beth? >> reporter: well, brian, the effects of child sex abuse last a lifetime. nobody knows that more than the victims. people who have lived with the nightmare for years, some suffering in silence. tonight, we talked with a man who said the university can still do good. he said they should react like hunes and less -- humans and less like lawyers. when the catholic priest sex abuse scandal support the church into a tailspin, mark sorano was one of the victims to speak out. when he heard about the allegations against jerry sandusky. >> immediately my thoughts went to the victims. up fortunately, a crisis like this and a scandal that surrounds a coverup, victims can get lost in the process. we have seen that already with what happened with coach paterno. there is so much focus on him and sympathy for him and that is misplaced. >> reporter: wednesday night in state college, that sympathy grow louder. students shook lampposts and leave turned the media truck, frustrated over the firing of legendary coach joe paterno. he understands the student reaction but there is something they need to know. >> coach paterno helped create this crisis because he and the other officials at the university shows -- chose grand image over the welfare of the victims of abuse. >> reporter: he knows from experience what sex abuse can do to the per. >> they're probably currently struggling with drug addiction, substance abuse, alcohol addiction and emotional problems, problems with raps and authority figures. the list goes on and on and on and these are already at-risk youths and dishandled kids. >> reporter: he spent years working with s.n.a.p. >> so far, penn state university is acting more like catholic bishops in simply minimizing or obfuscating the truth. they need to reach out to the victims right now. >> reporter: he said the university and paterno have a chance to create an environment where people feel safe coming forward, the first step toward healing. >> once you stop being a victim, you can become a survivor. seeking the help, the support of family and professional help, if that is what you require, there is absolutely hope. there is a better day ahead. >> the pokeswoman for the u.s. department of education told me they will be doing site visits and interviews investigating whether penn state may have violated the cleary act, a law that requiresollens -- colleges and universities that get federal financial aid to disclose information about comb -- crime on or near campus. the school can be fined 27,500 per violation. this saturday, punxsutawney phil state will have a new head coach the first time in 46 years. tom bradley is stepping in until a permanent replacement is found. dave feldman has that part of the story. dave. >> reporter: it will be strange not to see joe paterno on the sideline and to face the football program and the entire school. the guy who will replace him, tom bradley, has deep routes and played for joe pa in the 'est iss and later paid the staff as a grad assistant and has been in happy valley since, took over of defensive coordinator in 19 inspect. and the nittany lions are third in the country in scoring defense. nicknamed scrap for his scrappy style as a special teams player, bradley is known for his animated demeanor on the field and paterno's assistant the last 11 seasons and considered the leading in-house candidate to replace his hall- of-fame boss. >> you know, the whole week has been something of a whirlwind, okay. an inprecedented week. i am sure the board of trustees made a decision with the facts that they had and decided to do what they did. i often say players play coaches, coaches coach and administrators administrate. i was not 1/2ed with the acts, they felt it was best for the university. new equipments in the kidnapping of nationals catcher wilson ramos. we'll bring you those details later on in the show. brian? >> dave. >> a young driver pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter. after walking away from a crash that left three of his friends dead. witnesses say the 20-year-old had been drinking before the crash in rockville last may, killing 18-year-old spencer, 18- year-old haley mcgwire and 20- year-old john hoover. the victim's family said no court procedure can bring them back. >> it helps to see, you know, justice being dealt in a sense when i go hope, johnny's not going to be there. i'm not going to be able to call spencer or see haley around. >> he will be sentenced early next year and another family member hopes the sentence shows how serious drunk driving can be. police arrested a suspect accused of stealing from a girl scout cookie booth. the suspect was caught near the same wal-mart where he allegedly snatched their mean box last nothing. the bowie part police department is taking donations to help make up for the last cash. there are concerns about the safety of the camp. the protestors don't think violence is a big deal. after years of desrepair, the d.c. world war i memorial all fixed up. a fight over who controls the monument is getting started. sue. and real november made an appearance today. the temperatures are falling and the showers we have had around are starting to move out. i'll let you know what to expect fored from and the weekend when the news edge continues. >> a major security scare at the occupy movement in san francisco. the police say one of the protestors was found with a handgun yesterday. it was not loaded and worried police and the city's mayor wants the protestors to cooperate with the cops. >> if they're going to exercise their first amendment rights and occupy, they have to help us with the complaints we're receiving and that is the only way we avoid the confronting a. >> the france police del with a stabbing and assaults and fights the -- dealt with a stabbing and assaults and fights. meanwhile, riots broke out in the occupy camp at the university california at berkeley last night. six students and a faculty member were arrested after police tried to move the group out of the park. they can not set up tents in the area and ignored the . the group is blaming corrupt financial policies for cuts in higher education. the newly renovationed -- renovated desworld war i monument reopened today. and america is dropping another fee. what the blank planned to charge customers this time. first. ooooooooooooood? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everytything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. thtis the featured $5 footlong™t of november. juicy chicken, marinara sauce, and melty cheese served toasted on freshly baked italian bread. get it pronto, cuz this november only, it joins our everyday $5 footlongs! subway. eat fresh. >> it was first dedicated 80 years ago on veteran's day the a memorial on the national mall to honor distribute residents. until recently, many would pass by it and not know what it was. matt ackland was there when the memorial was rededicated. >> reporter: in november 1931, president hoover dedicated the memorial. john phillips souza can be seen in the old picture conducting the marine band. 499 names of men and women arep scribed on the memorial. all of them district residents, including the name of phillip bailey, the unkill monica bailey -- uncle monica bailey came to honor. >> lived in the district for many years. >> reporter: for years it was upsetting to monica and many others to see the memorial in such disrepair. trees were overgrown, the marble discolored and yards from the reflecting pool, few knew what it represented. >> for several years, it was worrisome. what is going to happen with this memorial? is it going to stay or, you know, what will happen to it? >> reporter: finally, after years of ignoring the memorial, the federal government agreed to spend millions to restore it. it now stands as beautiful as it was 80 years ago and is the focus of conflict. the district leaders say they will fight it. >> and today, we in the district of columbia, intend to make sure that this memorial remains dedicated solely to those veterans of the district of columbia. >> although the memorial was built on district land, the money to raise it was raised by district residents. those on the memorial, it was their mothers who spearheaded the effort to pay for the memorial to be built. >> it was one of the last of the state memorials to be established. they had to raise the money and hey had dollar days. finally, they went to 5-cent days and -- >> reporter: monica bailey agrees all veterans of the first world war should be honored. each state has its own memorial and she believes the district should as well. >> i think it's fine the way it is. the way that it was established as a memorial to the district of columbia residents. >> reporter: matt ackland, fox 5 news. you may have noticed flags flying at half-staff in maryland. the governor ordered them to be flown at sunset in member of a person -- of a solar who died last month. and another died on october 29th and will be buried tomorrow. one week after getting rid of a controversial fee on deb it card purchases, bank of america is a bondop -- abandoning another fee. it would have charged overdraft fees for those with insufficient funds in their accounts. instead of rejecting the purchase, the bang would give the customer the go ahead on pay for the fee. >> this year, the american farm bureau federation estimates the average cost to make a meal for 10 people, about $49. it's almost six more than last year. the cost for everything from cranberry -- cranberries and pumpkin pie are up. the biggest price he can, the many course. the 16-pound turkey costs 4% more. today, was driving around and i thought this is the very first day to me, felt like fall. >> yes. >> and of about the rain. >> feels like november for sure. >> yeah. >> and temperatures were falling since 11:00 and we're into the 40s headed for the 30s tonight and but, i have good news fur. you like the warm stuff, right? >> i will take it. >> it's back next week. >> okay. >> we have to have a break here and we're tracking some showers moving out of the region and this is some light stuff and not amounted to a few 100s and maybe a couple of you picked up a .01 to .02 of an each. the suburbs remain with the light showers and starting to move away now and that should be the end of it. i think as we go through the day tomorrow, that is drier and we want to you know that is going to be the breezy chill and to some weather maps. as we move on, you can so that thissenned up being a descent amount of showers, albeit light and there is some activity here and this is that upper level low and this is going to produce lake, picture snow. should be light stuff. as the wins howl tomorrow as the frontal system gets off of the coast, that is going to bring the cold wind across the warmer lakes and produce the snow. should be an inch or two, though. the rain tonight, moving east f tomorrow, we'll look for a cooler and breezy day, they may gust over 25 miles per hour and get ready forha and you will feel it and need the jackets throughout the day. you can leave the umbrellas at home tomorrow. the temperatures from midday and they have been falling ever since and into the 40s and monitoring the wins. the gusts are picking up to winchester and martinsberg and we'll see them increase through the leave night hours and into the -- overnight hours and the day tomorrow. the temperatures you will notice first, already into the 40s. and there is a about the of a windchill. winchester, 34; gaithersburg, 45; baltimore, 46 degrees and colder nights. combined with the wind it's noticeable. the wind is moving out, breezy and colder in the overnight in the district, 38 and notice the winds tomorrow out of the west- northwest at 15 to 25 and that is noticeable when you combine it with a temperature of 53. a blustery cold veteran's day, a few clouds around and a buildup of clouds in the morning that will chase out a bit in the afternoon. get ready for a breezy, cool friday and looking at the weekend, nice improvement. back up to 61 degrees on saturday and that is warmer than we thought it would be yesterday and how about sunday, 64; you don't like that and we need to swap it for 65 degrees and maybe 67 degrees on tuesday. just a few clouds. >> wow, quite a stretch. thank you, sue. >> coming up on the sportsem, an update on nationals catcher wilson ramos kidnapped in his own country. if you see a story, send us a news tip. fox 5 tips@wttg.com or call us. w 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 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they're currently gathering evident that will hopefully lead them to wilson ramos. no contact is made between the abductors or family and authorities. the authorities confirmed he is alive early this afternoon. he was in his home country preparing for the winter season with the team when he was kidnapped. this is the first known kidnapping of a major league baseball player. the relatives of players have been previously held captive for ransom and it shocked the country. >> in the headlines across the media. the customer is talking about and normal personality. the players for lack of a better trim, kind of like loty. the players are -- like loyalty. the players are among the elite, and we have seen the police gather and working 24/7. and, yeah, it makes it, you know, the highest profile case right now in terms of crime in this country. >> reporter: ramos is an up and coming star with the nationals hitting .267 as a rookie this season and 15 home runs. venezuela has the best investigators working on the case. >> thank you very much. >> and for the first time in nearly a decade, someone other than joe paterno will be coaching penn state this weekend. tom bradley is a former player, grad assistant and for the past 11 years, the defensive coordinator. he's the interim head coach the the first order of business is leading the 12th-ranked nittany lions against nebraska on saturday. it won't be easy for the coach nicknamed scrap for scrappy as in the way he played on special teams. paterno has been and was and is his role model, coach, menitor and boss since arriving on campus in the late '70s. paterno is one of the rare people in sports who is synonymous with his new, that coupled with his personal relationship with the coach makes this move for bradley a difficult one. >> coach paterno will go down in history as one of the greatest men. may be most of you know him as a great football coach. i have had the privilege and honor to work for him, spend time with him. and he's had much is a dynamic impact -- had such a dynamic impact on so many, so many, i will say it again, so many people and players' lives. to the redskins, brown and tagway and fox didn't practice today. landry and choice were limited. the head coach mike shanahan said brown is dealing with a groin injury and it's unlikely he will play sunday when the redskins take on the 1-7 miami dolphins. the offensive line continues. shanahan and the skins back at work and preparing for the miami dolphins. john beck is looking for his first within as a starting quarterback and 0-7 overall, 0- 3 this season. the defense still is done what they can do to help. even when things go south offense elf. >> and nothing -- offense elf. >> nothing smooth sailing. it doesn't work that way and when that happens, the best thing to do is turn it into good and if something happens bad, the turnover, stop them. make them kick a field-goal and get the ball back. that is what can you control. >> brian, back to you. that is sports. thanks. now you have the news edge. of course, the news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. we're back here at 10. the man len. stay dry out there. the temperatures are dropping, the live radar on our website. 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