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Upon what san dsky did, we figure a dozen boys lives ruined. >> probably a lot more, but, yes. >> bill: what they did to 60 million and the getting of the athletic department, that was okay? that was justice? >> at the very least, it was a good start in the right direction. it helps bring closure to a lot of these victims. >> bill: remember, that the three administrators at penn state are under indictment and, of course, sandusky will never see the light of day again. how about you ms. franks? d...

Upon what san dsky did, we figure a dozen boys lives ruined. >> probably a lot more, but, yes. >> bill: what they did to 60 million and the getting of the athletic department, that was okay? that was justice? >> at the very least, it was a good start in the right direction. it helps bring closure to a lot of these victims. >> bill: remember, that the three administrators at penn state are under indictment and, of course, sandusky will never see the light of day again. how about you ms. franks? d...

Because essentially joe paterno put the reputation of the institution ahead. >> bill: thats personal cowardice. its the same thing that happened in the church. they put -- paterno put his own reputation. he didnt want a scandal in his department. he didnt want that. thats why he didnt turn sandusky. in same thing with the three administrators at the school. >> what you said is absolutely true. catholic church. basically a situation where you dont want to you want to protect the institution and y...

Slammed penn state for accepting the penalties and said the was a panicked response to the publics understandable revulsion at jerry sanduskys crimes. rob, paula, back to you. >> wow. >> clearly though, penn state university president, he had to make a clear statement that were trying to purge ourselves of that former administration and all of the former sins and move in a new direction. though it may have seemed severe, i think in order to show that they are remorseful and trying to go in a dif...

Program. there were football program failures and administrative failures, why didnt the ncaa slap the wrist and wallets of the administrators, as well, central office as well as the football program? interesting point, but i dont think anyone was shocked by severity. not at all. moving on this morning. a louisiana insurance company now paid a $104 million judgment in a class action suit stemming from hurricanes katrina and rita. more than 18,000 policyholders sued louisianas citizens property...

Be allowed to participate in events at the d.n.c. if they dont contribute. a new report says 64 democrats havent given anything to the committee as of last month. thats about a third of the caucus and 109 democrats only paying a portion of their dues. uh-oh. for a total of $1.8 million. republicans in congress much more generous. the national republican congressional committee scoring nearly 6.4 million bucks. >> call it law and disorder. a major scholarship blunder costing the university of lou...

>> although the perpetrator of this evil act has received a lot of attention over the last couple of days, that attention will fade away. and in the end, after he has felt the full force of our justice system, what will be remembered are the good people who are impacted by this tragedy. >> were exploring this tragedy in depth this morning. well hear from survivors of the shooting and also going to hear from the mayor of aurora, a clinical psychologist, and former fbi agent and speak ex...

Importantly, the failure of leadership at penn state university when those in a position to stop sandusky, those like head coach joe paterno, failed to act. paterno is the coaching legend, winning a record of 409 games in nearly 46 years at pep stas pen. his legacy continues to take hit after massive hit. most recently, louis freeh, the former fbi director condemned the lack of action shone by paterno and other penn state administrators. >> our most saddening and sobering finding is the total di...

al asads brother-in-law, his defense minister and security adviser. that kind of blow is this? >> it not only speaks to those individuals. we should cry no tears for their departure. assad now has to look around "360" degrees and try to determine where his weak points are. hes probably going to see that it is very, very weak in a number of places. so my suggestion is, and its not based on any intelligence right now. but if youre looking -- if past is prologue, we can see assad to get o...

>> when anyone, not least a member of congress launches specious and denigrating attacks on fellow americans on nothing more than fear of who they are and ignorance for what they stand for, it defames the spirit of our nation and we all grow poorer because of it. >> this never happens, a sitting member of congress publicly scolding other sitting members let alone members of their own party. as weve been reporting, they want the inspectors general of five security agencies to look into ...