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good evening, everyone. tonight, as more accusers comes back, theres more news on the penn state scandal. protesters here in new york. like pictures from zuccotti park. the verdict came down as dark descended this evening. the tents were removed and protesters allowed to go back in to get their personal belongings. the new york state supreme court overturning an earlier ruling on this and we are going to have the latest on this breaking story and the implications from the park tonight....

he writes, i did stop it, not physically, but made sure it was stopped when i left that locker room, end quote. and he goes on to say, no one can imagine my thoughts or wants to be in my shoes for those 30 to 45 seconds, end quote. sandusky is charged with serial child molestation and two penn state officials are charged with failing to report those crimes. paterno has been fired and mcqueary is on administrative leave. the u.s. secret service says it found a bullet that struck a whi...

a complex near harasta. explosions could be heard. syrian activists say more than 9 # people have been killed in protests over the past two days. cnn cannot confirm these reports. hamid karzai has summoned 2,000 leaders and elders to kabul for a meeting. the grand council session will discuss the countrys future peace plans and its relations with the united states. mr. karzai will also announce the next areas where afghan troops will take control from nato forces. italy could begin...

hurricane irene is driving to the coast today with 110-mile-an-hour winds. the storm will go on a climb up the east coast impacting, perhaps, one-fifth of the nations population. north carolinas outer banks will feel irenes winds by nightfall. the full fury will bear down by saturday evening. >> the window for preparation is quickly closing. if you are in the projected path of the storm, please listen to your state or local officials. please listen to emergency radio or television. if ...

looks. all day long the dow headed south until it finally closed down an ugly 266 points. on wall street, 4:00 couldnt come fast enough. weve had eight straight days of losses, the first time that happened since the global financial meltdown? 2008. it is a scary picture, and were going to walk you through it all in just a moment. but first a look at the other stories were drilling down on tonight. its ramadan in syria. instead of peace, more bloodshed. graphic new images of bodies du...

Direction on egypt, a u.s. role that is more proactive as egypt enters a tremendous financial crisis, and of course some backing for liberal forces in the region. jenna: and what that proactive role is still has yet to be determined, david. i know you also spent some time in egypt. we hope to have you back to talk a little bit more about the forming government there as that is so important to us stateside as well. thank you for your insights, we appreciate it. jon: the u.s. military is making fr...

Daily relief flights from tokyo and osaka. a wall of water washed over the airports terminal and tarmac on april 11th. special u.s. military teams were sent in to try to help clear the airfields. meanwhile japans fishing industry is in dire straits right now. just like during the bp oil spill here in the u.s., the fear over contamination is chasing away customers, even though tests show the fish safe. as cnn reports, fishermen want someone punished. >> reporter: this man is usually just a quiet ...

Martha: all right, big news this morning, former president bill clinton says if it were up to him he would not rule out arming the rebels in libya. listen: >> i think the fact that we have greater capacity with the missiles to take out the airfields and air defenses and all the things that we did early in this action compels us to -- >> do you believe in arming the rebels now, an issue that is approaching a stalemate? we dont know who these people are. >> it depends. i might need to know a littl...

Largest city in all of libya. an important battle zone in the western part of the country near tripoli. here, look at whats happened tw the strikes for the air. this is an airfield near there. we know gadhafi started with more than a dozen airfields. more than 300 aircraft. here you see strikes on some smaller aircraft along here. important to look further down the field. down to this area are much bigger fighter jets. this area has been hit much, much harder. theres much as and as you look at t...

Here. >> now, we heard from french defense officials that they shot down, not from the air but while it was on the runway in misrata a libyan airplane. does that mean that the libyan air force is not completely disabled? clearly they were still flying a plane today, nic. >> reporter: well, it seems listening to coalition commanders over the weekend when the air campaign began that they were implying that actually from really from the announcement of the u.n. security council resolution that the ...