pitching a rare perfect game. boy, i'll bet he's a happy one waking up this morning. welcome to "early start," i'm ashleigh banfield. >> and i'm zoraida sambolin. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east, let's get started. we can expect more graphic testimony when the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial resumes a couple of hours from now. remaining accusers, three of them expected to tell the jury who the former penn state football coach allegedly did to them when they were children. in court three men testified in disturbing detail and in one case threats from sandusky. the trial is moving at a brisk pace. the prosecution is expected to wrap its case by tomorrow. cnn's susan candiotti is covering the proceedings, live from pennsylvania. >> reporter: good morning, zoraida. we expect to hear system from the three alleged remaining victims along with others, starting today and tomorrow. among the alleged accusers we believe we'll start hearing from includes someone who made allegations going back to 1998, that's the oldest case that we are aware of. in that case university police looked into the case but never filed charges. it involved a young boy at the time who accused jerry sandusky of molesting him in a shower. he went to his mother, the university police, looked into it, eavesdropped on jerry sandusky and according to the grand jury at that time, sandusky was heard to say that he was sorry, that he asked for forgiveness and he would never go in the shower again, while never acknowledging that he had molested the boy. so what really stood out about yesterday's testimony, zoraida, was one victim, victim number five who broke down on the stand as he was talking about jerry sandusky allegedly exposing himself to him in the sauna and chasing this youngster around the shower where he allegedly sexually assaulted the young boy. his civil attorney spoke about the testimony yesterday. >> he was a young man who was asked to step forward by the government and cooperated, and today tearfully told you how a grown man lured him into a shower, after taking him into a sauna, disrobing, and then touching this young boy and scarring this young boy forever. >> reporter: and according to the civil attorney, this young man is still undergoing counseling but is working and is trying to make a life for himself. >> there are so many graphic details, allegations of abuse in showers, basements, bedrooms, locker rooms, but it's moving quickly at a brisk pace. when can we expect them to wrap it up? >> reporter: you know, it is moving very, very quickly, so quickly, in fact, that the judge wound up ending the testimony yesterday saying that between today and tomorrow, he expects prosecutors could wrap up their case so very likely we'll begin hearing the defense case starting on monday and of course, that question everyone still wants to know, will we hear from jerry sandusky himself? we certainly have heard from him, in a way, it was during testimony yesterday they played an interview with him between jerry sandusky and bob costas that jurors really were forward in their seats to hear as well, in which he denied he had sexually abused any children but said he was attracted to young boys. it was chilling to hear that for jurors. >> susan, sandusky's lawyer has hinted that perhaps he will put him on the stand? >> reporter: it's unclear whether that will happen, by saying the jurors would hear from him as he said in his opening statements perhaps he was only talking about the interviews they're playing for the jurors. of course, ultimately that decision is up to jerry sandusky but a lot of experts can't imagine him taking the stand but we've had a lot of surprises in this case so you never know. >> susan candiotti live in bellefont, pennsylvania, thank you. there may be a biohazard risk at a government lab. biosafety lab at the cdc headquarters in atlanta has repeatedly had trouble with air flow systems designed to prevent the release of infectious agents. the biosafety expert says the problems appear to be major violations of lab operating standards. the cdc issued a statement saying, "the work in cdc's high containment laboratory is done in an environment with highly skilled staff, technical equipment and safety systems that unfortunately at times experience challenges." it goes on to say "fortunately this unique facility has multiple systems in play place that provide appropriate redundancy so when there is an incident the public's as well as the worker safety is not compromised." officials investigating the cause of an air force plane crash in florida. it went downturni during a trai mission in hurlburt field. investigators are focusing on a part of a suit called the combat edge, it's a vest that expands and contracts on a pilots torso in an effort to tamp down the effects of the severe g-force. investigators might be the vests might be restricting the pilot's breathing more severely than intended. they're expected to present a report on the findings to the secretary of defense within the next few days. to the epic firefight unfolding in colorado, the hyde park wildfire swelling to 47,000 acres. more than 1,000 fire personnel are working nonstop in 24-hour shifts to slow it down. more than 1,000 new preevacuation alerts has just been issued to people living on the west side of the fire, a warning to get them ready to leave quickly. hear that? that's the sound of hail, folks, not your average hail either. people in dallas had to seriously run for cover. the city was pelted by hail, three intense thunderstorms hitting yesterday, the hail ranging from golf ball size to baseball size and even larger. >> it went for at least 20 minutes. it just pummeled. it was unbelievable, and the rain, there was so much rain. it was like being in a disaster movie. >> it sounded like the house was exploding. pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, over and over again. you can look at the roof and see a thousand explosions. >> you wouldn't want to be an insurance adjuster today. roofs and car windows the biggest casualties. luckily no one was injured in this terrible storm. the u.s. anti-doping agency formally charged lance armstrong with doping. 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