. >> reporter: meet bobby sceron io iii. world champion. he is winning world titles at a record pace, he is 13 years old. >> interview: i practice every day. >> reporter: so does his younger sister malia. don't mess with her, she is also a champion. >> interview: people say malia is like a nice girl but when i go in and i perform they call me bubba. >> reporter: maleah and bobby have been fortunate enough to be trained by their father. >> interview: they started off in the garage. >> reporter: but, now, they have moved from a garage to a small studio in valet oh, called cero night o's martial arts, he is breeding other champions as well like 12-year- old kyle george. he just won the state grand champion title and is looking ahead to world championships in sacramento next month. >> interview: i love to fight and it's fun. >> reporter: his main message? >> interview: quitting is not an option, whether in martial arts or in life. >> reporter: it's paying off, not just for his offspring, maleah and bobby, but for his other students as well. >>

bobbi is a wonderful person. her persistence in this i know has been paying off for our veterans and will continue to do so. i am pleased to be here with mark leno, another member of the official family in san francisco as well. thank you for your leadership. i join my friends in welcoming you, mr. secretary, dr., thank you for coming, honoring us, dr. jesse, for honoring us with your presence. and sheila cullen is relentless when it comes to veterans, and thank you so much for your leadership. she knows how many issues we have been involved in an overtime, and she has been a tremendous leader. i want to would knowledge two more people. one is a veteran of the 21st century, serving in the early part of this century. and another one from the 1970's, a veteran from the 1970's. as we acknowledge them, let's have all the veterans who are here on the audience stand so they can be acknowledged. [applause] thank you all for your service to our country. i want to take a couple of moments to tell you why i think this is s

>> yes. >> hi, bobby. how are you? >> reporter: davis says that in october 2002, he recorded a phone conversation with laurie fine without her knowledge. a legal act based on the location of both parties. during the call, fine, seen here in hidden camera video from 2003, discussed the alleged sexual molestation of davis by her husband, syracuse associate head basketball coach bernie fine. >> what did you want you to do? you can be honest with me. >> what, he wants you to grab him? >> he try to make me grab -- >> but you never had any oral sex with him. >> no. i think he would want to -- >> oh, of course he would! why wouldn't he? >> reporter: after bringing hess allegations against bernie fine to a syracuse police detective in 2002 and getting nowhere, davis says he was determined to confirm his story. he says he hoped laurie fine would disclose on tape the details of her own knowledge of the abuse he says started when he was 12 and continued for more than a decade. >> so what were you hoping to accomplish by recording

she knew she sexually molested bobby davis in their home. >> i know everything that went on with him. you can be honest with me. >> reporter: davis' said she saw her husband abusing him but felt powerless for stopping it. >> she saw him through the basement window. >> grabbing me and touching me. >> reporter: davis went to syracuse police with his accusation in 2002 but got nowhere. he made the secret recording because the coach's wife was the one person to validate his charges. later a second man, davis' stepbrother came forward and made similar accusations against bernie fine. in a similar twist lori fine admits she had a sexual relationship with bobby davis when he was 18. >> he had no business doing what he did with you. i really helped screw you up a little more, too. >> were you ever with her sexually? >> yes. >> slept with her? >> yes. >> had intercourse with her? >> yes. >>> we had another gorgeous day out there. a treat from mother nature. temperatures around 71 degrees. maryland's doppler radar is dry. this goes all the way up into northern pennsylvania to see the rain. we'l

at the time bobby davis was in utah making this call. bobby davis didn't come into the station, they basically -- there was no investigation, now they have launched an extensive investigation and they're looking at every angle of this, christine. >> all right, deb feyerick in syracuse following the story, thank you. >>> three bodies turning up in shallow graves in ohio. they may all be the victims of a new craigslist victim. they answered an ad to be a caretaker for a farm. three were lured in for the job posting, robbed and killed. a local sheriff says there are two suspects in custody connected to those killings. >>> the family of a drum major who died after a suspected hazing incident now plans to sue the school. they're holding a news conference. 26 robert champion died after a football game last weekend. he reportedly had been throwing up and complaining he couldn't breathe before he collapsed. no one has been charged but the university suggested dangerous band hazing may have been a factor. the school has fired the longtime band di

hoover is in bobby kennedy's office, and he's talking about how he got a tape of j.f.k. in a delicate situation with a woman. but he's really interested in robert kennedy's fireplace. do you remember the scene? >> yeah. >> jon: later on in the movie he's informing robert kennedy of the assassination standing in front of the same fireplace. because he admired robert kennedy's fireplace he actually bought and built one for himself in his office. >> exactly. >> jon: how crazy is that guy? >> some people get obsessed by little things like that. i guess he was... he thought, why should he have something i don't have? >> jon: it was such a nice moment because you don't really point it out. it's at this very dramatic moment but the whole time i'm going he's got bobby kennedy's fireplace. >> you thought it was a mistake. we just used the wrong set. >> jon: i thought why is he standing in bobby kennedy's office telling him about... and then i realized he's psycho. >> well, he could have been. >> jon: do you think such an interesting personality portrayal, what do you think of hoo

she said the next day, bobby, you've got to do something. this is when i was a little bit older, junior in high school. you've got to step up to him. say something. be a man. >> reporter: during the phone call davis explained to laurie fine that when he was about 27 years old in the late '90s he asked bernie fine for $5,000 to pay off some student loans. >> when he gave you the money what did he want for it? >> he mentioned me touching him a couple times. grabbing my hand. then he put me in your bed. i would try to go away. he put an arm on my chest. stay here. >> right. right. he wanted to get what he wanted. >> it's about the -- >> reporter: during the call laurie fine suggested to davis what her husband should do with his need for male companionship. >> go to a gay boy sierkts find yourself a gay boy. get your rocks off, have it be over with. he needs male companionship that i can't give it to him. nor is he interested in me and vice versa. >> reporter: at one point laurie fine seems to say that her husband was not the only adult in the f

bobbie thomas is here to help you look good not just for the holidays but really every day. she is solving our fashion frustrations with style ideas for your man, for busy moms, and women over 50. but before we get to all that let's get a check of the weather. >> we just showed a couple busy moms there. >> busy moms on the red carpet. >> let's show you what's happening as far as your weather is concerned. on the weekend, sunny skies mid-atlantic states into the gulf coast, showers down in florida. frigid weather in the northern plains. wet weather northern california. sunday we expect more sunshine here in the northeast but rain in western new york back down through the mississippi and ohio river valleys. wet weather northern california into parts of coastal pacific northwest and the frigid conditions continue to start to move east. >> good morning. temperatures will fall into the 30's. it will be a breezy and chilly day. and that's your latest weather. >> thanks. >>> coming up next how to get the glamorous red carpet look and make it work every day in your wardrobe. that's

bobbie, you rock. delicious. >> everything is on our website. >>> landau eugene murphy jr was homeless at age 19. and prior to competing on "america's got talent," he was working at a car washer in west virginia. a few short months later 14 million people tuned in to watch the frank sinatra sound-alike jazz singer take home the $1 million prize! not worth much these days. now landau released his first cd called "that's life." so nice to see you. congratulations. >> thank you. >> howie mandel said your life is about to change. has it hit you? >> yes, it has. it hit me like a ton of bricks. >> every relative i bet is standing in line. >> i am so busy i have a hard time staying with my relatives. >> good. don't answer the phone. >> you're singing a song for us. what are you singing? >> kick in the head. >> take it away. >> take care, sweetie. >> all right. ♪ ♪ how lucky can one guy be i kissed her and she kissed me ♪ ♪ like a fellow once said ain't that a kick in the head ♪ ♪ the room was comp

let's give bobby his due. kept his team. he's lost to the two best teams in the country. >> verne: and, of course, a team touched by tragedy, that is arkansas, when garrett uekman, their second-team tight end was found dead in his dorm room last sunday, and this team has to go back now to fayetteville and then go to the funeral service on monday. danny and michelle uekman and garrett's sister, megan, have been surrounded by love by this arkansas family throughout the week. how has l.s.u. fared in the s.e.c. championship game? they beat tennessee in 2001. they beat georgia in 2003. and they lost to georgia last time they met in 2005. >> gary: just as a note for l.s.u. fans, the first time in their rich history they've gone undefeated, 8-0 in the s.e.c. >> verne: this as we pointed out at the very beginning, number one met number three in tiger stadium the first time since 19paern. there is the victory formation. that was the classic l.s.u. victory over ole miss. billy cannon's 89-yard punt return. this one is in the books. >>

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>> bobbie's buzz. hello, doll baby. wait a minute, is this little house on the prairie? what's going on? >> i like different things. it's a vintage look. okay. so today's buzz is sip and swirl. i thought this would be fun to make you wear. >> by the way, bobbie used yours before, so just be careful. these are glasses while they can be fun for adults, it's kind of cool for kids. you stick one end in your wine and the other end in your mouth and suck. >> that should come naturally. >> see if this works. >> you can see red wine. >> go up to our eyes. >> can you see this? it's a fun way for kids to learn to like maybe drink milk or juice or anything else. >> red wine would have been a good idea. >> what else you got, bobbie? >> people are on vacation! >> these are tipsy swirly glasses, which are kind of fun, but they might freak you out. these glasses will not tip over, they have this little extra ball. this would be interesting table conversation. >> look at that, wow. >> and you were drinking these, they are not hourglasses, they're actually ten-minute glasses that have th

he talks with his wife who admits she knew her husband had sexually molested bobby davis in their home. >> i know everything that went on. what do you want me to do? >> what do you think? >> she said she saw her husband abusing him but felt powerless to stop it. >> one time, she saw him through the basement window. >> what did she see? >> he was grabbing me and touching me. >> he went to police with his accusation in 2002. he made a secret according because his wife was the one person who could validate the charges. later, a second man came forward and made similar accusations. in a bizarre twist, his wife seems to admit she had a sexual relationship with bobby davis when he was 18. >> were you ever with her sexually? >> yes. >> slept with her? >> yes. >> had intercourse? >> yes. >> that is creepy. if they confirmed be recording is her and because of the third accuser -- neither have commented on that tonight. >>> turning to politics -- new gingrich has scored a key endorsement. the largest newspaper in new hampshire has announced it is backing the former house speaker for the republic

this is laurie fine talking to bobby davis in 2002. we should point out syracuse university did not have access to the tape when they conducted their internal investigation. but we have yet to hear from the university whether they spoke to mrs. fine in the course of that investigation. in fact, we have no official idea who they talk to at all. the report remains off limits to the public. according to mrs. fine in that same taped phone conversation, we hear her say her husband thinks that he's above the law, which remains to be seen federal authority are looking into zach tomaselli's allegations which involve crossing state lines which could be a federal crime. we'll have more on that angle shortly. first gary tuchman up in syracuse with more on the investigation and accuser number two. gary? >> reporter: well, anderson, accuser number two is bobby davis' step-brother mike lang. mike lang is 45 years old, he's the older brother. he was a syracuse university ball boy for 15 years starting when he was in junior high school. he kept quiet

buys a lot of loyalty from me. >> reporter: espn's "outside the lines" obtained an audiotape which bobby davis recorded legally in 2002 of a phone conversation he had with fine's wife, laurie. on the tape lauri fine says she knew about the alleged abuse. >> i know everything that went on. you know, i know everything that went on with him. bernie has issues, maybe that he is not aware of, but he has issues. >> do you think i'm the only one he's ever done that to? >> no. i think there might have been others but was geared to -- there was something about you. >> reporter: these latest allegations of sexual abuse claim the job of yet another college coach after similar charges at penn state and recent allegations of coaches sexually abusing olympic swimmers and gymnasts. it's fair to ask just how prevalent sexual abuse has become in this nation's locker rooms? >> this is a watershed moment. penn state, syracuse, the other stories that are out there for us to look at these coach, look at these institutions and find out what's going wrong because clearly something is going wrong. >> and where

this is laurie fine talking to bobby davis in 2002. syracuse university did not have access to the tape when they conducted their internal investigation. but we have yet to hear from the university whether they spoke to mrs. fine in that investigation. we have no idea who they talked to at all. the report remains off limits to the public. according to mrs. fine in that same taped conversation, we hear her say that her husband thinks he's above the law, which remains to be seen. authorities are looking into zach tomaselli's allegations which involve crossing state lines which could be a federal crime. first gary tuchman up in syracuse with more on the investigation and accuser number two. gary? >> anderson, accuser number two is bobby davis' step-brother mike lang. he's 45 years old, the older brother. he was a syracuse university ball boy starting when he was in junior high school. he kept quiet about these allegations because he felt helpless and was embarrassed. now he's speaking out to authorities, and he talked to me today. when yo

>> bobbie's buzz. oh, my thing? it's time for -- bobbie was ready for her buzz. back off, barbie. a mother whose son was getting into mischief asked him how do you expect to get into heaven? the boy thought it over and he said i'll run in and out and keep slamming the door until st. pete says, for heaven's sake, johnny, come in or stay out. there are very few clean jokes that are funny. >> you know what it's time for? >> bobbie's buzz. what have you got? >> hello, ladies. i have fun beauty finds for us today. first up, nails. i'm always into nail art. similar to nail coat, lcn as croco fever. your nails look like crocodile embossed handbags. >> they look like a bad nail job. that is a good way for people who don't want to smudge. >> it's very sophisticated. i like it. this is called can you keep a secret. this is a dual-ended lip treatment. one is an exfoliator when you push the button it vibrates. >> kathie is all over that. >> i don't know. don't fake it day. let's see. i like it. >> i actually think this works really well. last but not least, facebook.com, oscar de lorenta, the

i think the pieces are starting to fall together here but wait it gets better let's take a look at bobby the butcher's parents and peers that they have never once chaperoned a field trip wow so what we are dealing with here is a suspect of the past record of misdeeds and i a parent's an opportunity to commit the crime need i say more but there is more and racer was found in. debts and a racer with a purple unicorn so that's it right case closed well not so fast there is a twist in this story school officials lost the race to recover from will involve a butcher's desk fumbling this case and losing a key evidence that in believe bush will go free in the process discussed i think all we can we can all look at ject of lee the facts of this case see the bully bobby butcher is guilty or the devil is dancing tonight because barbie is a fiery man a little kellie susan raising this i think we have a caller right now who wants to weigh in on this case call or tell us what's her name and location how now and machine corey clark carolina i do actually care you are live there cheryl and our markets p

buys a lot of loyalty from me. >> reporter: espn's "outside the lines" obtained an audiotape which bobby davis recorded legally in 2002 of a phone conversation he had with fine's wife, laurie. on the tape laurie fine says she knew about the alleged abuse. >> i know everything that went on. you know, i know everything that went on with him. bernie has issues, maybe that he is not aware of, but he has issues. >> do you think i'm the only one he's ever done that to? >> no. i think there might have been others but it was geared to -- there was something about you. >> reporter: these latest allegations of sexual abuse claim the job of yet another college coach after similar charges at penn state and recent allegations of coaches sexually abusing olympic swimmers and gymnasts. it's fair to ask just how prevalent sexual abuse has become in this nation's locker rooms. >> this is a watershed moment. penn state, syracuse, the other stories that are out there for us to look at these coaches, look at these institutions and find out what's going wrong because clearly something is going wrong. >> and

they say there was no investigation into this case, that the initial accuser, bobby davis, had called them and said that he had kind of inquired as to whether or not charges could be filed against bernie fine. it was kind of left at that. syracuse police say they were not made aware of these phone recordings, as well. >> so, what is your understanding here about you know, the relationship between laurie fine and bobby davis, who have yours, is the man here allegedly who was both abused by bernie fine and then in a bizarre and very unpalatable twist also apparently when he turned 18 had an affair with bernie fine's wife laurie? >> you know, outside of just the tone of the way laurie fine was speaking with bobby davis went very much against the grain of the little bit of a glimpse that we've gotten of laurie fine in the last couple weeks. her demeanor on these calls if they haven't been doctored is anything different than i expected to hear, quite honestly. in the course of those tapes and the espn report as well, does make and bobby davis mentioned as well that he did have a sexual rel

bobby davis was the accuser who was secretly doing it. potentially damning evidence that suggests that fine's wife knew about the abuse and let it go on. let's listen to that recorded conversation. i know everything that went on with that. bernie has issues. maybe he is not aware of but he has issues. and you trusted somebody you shouldn't have trusted. >> you know what, go to a place where there's gay boys. find yourself a gay boy and you know get your rock off and have it over with it. you know, he needs a, that male companionship that i can't give him. i care about you and don't want you treated that way. if it was another girl it would be easy to accept that because you know what you are up against but when it is another guy you can't compete with that. >> people listen to that and may say, okay, case closed this guy is guilty but statute of limitations may prove differently. what's the reality with these tapes? >> the reality with these tapes, these crimes are 0 not punishable because the statute of limitations is five years in new y

sure enough bobby kennedy calls. he said i have to talk to the governor. you just tell him, this is his last chance. he better talk to me or he won't be secretary of state. he responded, i am sorry, but he has instructed me to tell you that he has gone to bed. that was the end of any chances for secretary of state. it signifies something about the relationship not with jack kennedy but the very protective circle around jack kennedy. that would come back to create other problems like during the cuban missile crisis when my father was vilified. >> we are to get to that in just a minute. we are born to play two minutes of video here. we will start at the 1960 convention. adlai stevenson at the podium. >> i wanted to tell you how grateful i am. for this he moving well, of the 1960 democratic convention. [applause] i have an observation. after getting in and out of the hotel and at this hall, i decided i know you will nominate. it will be the last survivor. [applause] >> the details of my participation have not been worked out, but i would drive the campaign we

they say bobby davis never came in. and the police chief at the time, it went all the way to him, and they said they would now open up a formal investigation unless that accuser, bobby davis, came in and met with the detective or pointed detectives some other directions. what's interesting is that the police chief of the syracuse police in 2002, a man by the name of dennis duval. many people who follow syracuse basketball know him as sweet d. he was a prominent player for the syracuse basketball team back in the early '0s a few years before bernie fine got here to campus. >> wow, that's interesting. conrad murray got the max for involuntary man slot of michael jackson. how much time is he going to serve? [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs ] i took dayquil but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ deep breath] awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is. that's the cold t

they say bobby davis never came in. and the police chief at the time, it went all the way to him, and they said they would now open up a formal investigation unless that accuser, bobby davis, came in and met with the detective or pointed detectives some other directions. what's interesting is that the police chief of the syracuse police in 2002, a man by the name of dennis duval. many people who follow syracuse basketball know him as sweet d. he was a prominent player for the syracuse basketball team back in the early '0s a few years before bernie fine got here to campus. >> wow, that's interesting. conrad murray got the max for involuntary man slot of michael jackson. how much time is he going to serve? nyquil (stuffy): hey, tylenol. you know we're kinda like twins. tylenol: we are? nyquil (stuffy): yeah, we both relieve coughs, sneezing, aches, fevers. tylenol: and i relieve nasal congestion. nyquil (stuffy): overachiever. anncr vo: tylenol cold multi-symptom nighttime relieves nasal congestion... nyquil cold & flu do

a bottle of tequila, bobby-d, hell zone right on the box. a table and everything. they're keeping it on the hush hush, nobody knows anything. a lost gangs want to claim it. they get points off of this, you killed the leader. >> see the guys looking right out the window. 12:00, 12:30, they're out on the block already. >> one gangland murder in chicago can trigger a dozen more. when a gang chief is slain, the fallout can spread from the streets to cook county jail in an instant. for authorities, keeping a lid on the compound and on bobby-d's neighborhood means working together with inside sources. >> we're going to go see a guy from the same gang, see if he's received any phone calls or heard anything? >> so what's the street saying? >> they believe it was the latin kings, it's not for sure yet. right now it's all-out war with everybody, because they don't know who did it. deuces, two-two boys, don't matter who you are. they're just going to kill until they find out something. you know what i mean? if you think about it, it's stupid. you're going to kill all these pe

check out the mob scene over by bobby knight. coach k passes bobby knight. bobby knight was broadcasting the game for espn. they have a special moment after the game was over. ravens fans may still be having nightmares over sunday's loss to the seahawks. the players have moved on. the bengals swept the ravens two years ago. a repeat of sunday's slow start was not get it done. the ravens are 5-0 when they score first this year. john harbaugh is well aware that the bengals are young and could be a major challenge. >> we played good in this game, we'll have a chance to win. we're playing a football team that we are tied with. young, aggressive, confident football team. we have our hands full. >> marvin lewis, one of the candidates for coach of the year. >> he knew what he was doing with carson palmer. >> 6:27. 56 degrees on tv hill. a state preview of long standing holiday tradition. >> the occupy baltimore movement heats up. >> a former raven great shows a softer side for a good cause. >> we are live at dangerously delicious pies. they are gearing up for the >