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mentioned, one of the largest sports organizations, nonprofits in the country. this investigation started after two men came forward to espns outside the lines, saying that they had been sexually abused by dod back in the 1980s when they were teen agers. both now grown men say they decided to come forward because of the sex abuse scandals that we have seen play out at penn state and syracuse universities. now, one of the men decided to speak anonymously to espn and ralph west spoke on ...

tonight about 65 million people from north carolina to new england are in the path of hurricane irene. ten governors declared states of emerge system new york city officials ordered the first mandatory evacuations in city history, but along the jersey shore, drivers can testify trying to get out of harms way is a slow nerve-racking process. the hurricane isnt waiting. right now, the storm, a category 2 with 100 mile-an-hour sustained winds is heading for the north carolina coast. our c...

Astronauts. on land some tourists hope to ride this thing out. >> hang out and see what happens. >>its all good. its vacation snipe love the beach. im not scared of it. the weather channel, stephanie abrams in kill devil hills. this thing is coming through as people are beginning their long labor day weekends. >> yeah. thats really an issue here. the other issue is when this storm system moves northbound were going to get an east wind first so well get hit from atlantic side then as it goes past...

Hurricanes and forecasters say there could be another one on the way. first, tropical storm frank has become the third pacific hurricane of the 2010 season. on the atlantic side, hurricane danielle expected to pick up strength in the coming days. plus, another tropical storm forming over the atlantic and growing stronger tonight. our chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is live in the fox weather center. it sounds like you guys are busy. >> you said it you think we start the hurricane season the f...

>> the proposal that george bushs administration says will not produce a drop of oil, not a single drop for at least 10 years. and by the time drilling is fully underway in 20 years, our own department of energy says the effect on gas prices will be, and i quote, insignificant. insignificant. we are going to need to harness traditional sources of fuel even as we ramp up production of new sources of renewable homegrown energy. so, today were announcing the expansion of offshore oil and gas explor...

>> the proposal that george bushs administration says will not produce a drop of oil, not a single drop for at least 10 years. and by the time drilling is fully underway in 20 years, our own department of energy says the effect on gas prices will be, and i quote, insignificant. insignificant. we are going to need to harness traditional sources of fuel even as we ramp up production of new sources of renewable homegrown energy. so, today were announcing the expansion of offshore oil and gas explor...

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Theres no such thing as high ground down here but so far looks like were getting -- were staying out of accumulated water while the wind is picking up. over on the atlantic side, though, even yesterday when things were relatively calm compared to this a place called the pilothouse, a popular restaurant here, they had a foot of water up to the door stop so im sure its much worse even just a short distance from here over on the nastier side of the winds right now. all the power is out in the flori...

Safely on the atlantic side of florida. >> jonathan, a lot of interesting angles. thanks so much. the federal government announcing good news, if you like seafood reason scientists joinings the fda saying the fish theyve caught and tested in the gulf of mexico is safe to eat. basically they took more than 400 samples, so far. none showed contaminants that would raise concerns, despite the fact that more than 170 million gallons of crude may have spilled into the ocean already since the april 2...