. >>> there is a development in connection with the jerry sandusky scandal. a jury threw out a lawsuit and the antitrust lawsuit asked to overturn a $60 million fine and a four-year bowl band against them and the judge called it a hail mary pass. as you remember, jerry sandusky is serving along prison sentence for child molestation. >>> and back here, san francisco is making its final arguments on why it should stay open. they have nine campuses serving over 8 5,000 students however they are threatening to pull their accreditation if they don't improve their financial situation. administrators will present their changesels today and the commission is expected in about a month. >>> some people are calling it a major invasion of privacy as they hand over millions of phone records to the agency. they are there to tell us why this is linked to potential terrorist threats. >> reporter: the white house has come out and saying this is a critical tool in protecting the nation from terrorist threats. they did not specify a particular threat but if you are a verizon cu

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over sanctions related to jerry sandusky. the pennsylvania governor was seeking to overturn a $60 million fine, scholarship limits and other limits against the university. this warranted dismissal. also, a florida judge denied a defense request to let several witnesses and george m. zimmerman straddled it confidential testimony. the defense team wanted the witnesses to give testimony away from the public eye because of concerns for the safety. the murder trial begins next week. he admitted to killing trade on margin last year but says he did so in self-defense. -- treyvone martin. chrysler issuing the recall of its own. coming up, the latest as the auto maker calls back more than 600 million vehicles. take a we are no strangers to sinkholes, but should we have expected someone else to pay to fix it? that is what one city is saying as it works to fix aging roads. >> the very latest on the debt the building collapse in philadelphia. crews are hoping they will find even more survivors. >> get ready for what weekend. we are on st

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he was challenging sanctions against penn state related to the matters that surrounded jerry sandusky. the case was thrown out. it was called a hail mary pass by the judge trying to overturn a $60 million fine, four-year post-season bowl ban. this crossed the associated press moments ago. martha: there is new hope for the family today of a dying 10-year-old girl. a federal judge temporarily allowed sarah murnaghan to be placed on the adult waiting list for a lung transplant. she was younger than the minimum age for that list of 12. her family released this video of sarah when she got that good news. >> what!. whoo!. whoo!. martha: david lee miller joins us. we saw sarah's reaction. how did the rest of the family react, david lee? >> reporter: the word you used best sums it up. that word is hope. the family says for the first time in months it is experiencing some hope. there are other emotions they describe, including relief, happiness and gratitude. the family released a statement. it reads in part, and i quote. sarah's placement in the cue for adult lungs will be based on severity o