erin? >> nick, thank you. >>> and now to libya, the official end to the seven-month-long nato air strike campaign comes at midnight. matthew chance is in tripoli. i guess it means it's just past. matthew, is there talk of a security role from here on? >> reporter: firstly, nato has made it quite clear that its libyan intervention is well and truly over. any further military assistance must be negotiated separately. indeed, there's word the u.s. may continue to control the skies over this country beyond the nato deadline. and libya has huge challenges ahead. potential for conflict, other security challenges. the new libyan authorities may have to work very hard indeed to impose their will. erin. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> and now to london. that's where max foster is weighing in on the health of pope benedict xvi. he started using a rolling platform to get around. max, is there worry that the quote/unquote pope mobile is a sign of something much more serious? >> erin, i think wha

back to you, anderson. >> erin, thanks. look forward it to. >> what would you do if your iphone wasn't work something forget the genius guys at the mac store. one genius guy called 911 and called his way on to the ridiculist next. ♪ ♪ ♪ when the things that you need ♪ ♪ come at just the right speed, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ medicine that can't wait legal briefs there by eight, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ freight for you, box for me box that keeps you healthy, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ saving time, cutting stress, when you use ups ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ tonight we are adding a man who ran this to a little trouble this week. according to authorities in illinois he called 911 to report, wait for it, that his iphone wasn't working. when i say he called 911 to report his iphone wasn't working, i mean he called five times. if only there were examples over the years that it may have taught him that it is only to be used in case of an emergency. i just ordered some food and the manager took my money

. >>> i'm erin burnett, "outfront" tonight. the group of 12 taxed with axing $1.2 trillion from america's deficit. last night, we brought you what was frankly a breakthrough. the architect of the plan told us he would support an increase on tax revenues on some of the wealthiest americans. today the top democrat said toomey's plan didn't go far enough. >>> i'm erin burnett, "outfront" tonight. the group of 12 taxed with axing $1.2 trillion from america's deficit. last night, we brought you what was frankly a breakthrough. the architect of the plan told us he would support an increase on tax revenues on some of the wealthiest americans. today the top democrat said toomey's plan didn't go far enough. >> we came to the table to begin with and every day have said that for us it's extremely important. this -- whatever we end up with at the end of the day is balanced and fair and has real revenue on the table. >> we still haven't seen from the democrats is a plan that deals with our structural debt crisis that actually solves the pro

. >>> erin, thanks. good evening, everyone. we begin tonight with major developments in the penn state child sex abuse scandal in a 360 exclusive. we're going to talk to the mental health professional who's been treating one of the alleged victims, victim number one. today his mom spoke out. >> i want justice. i want him -- i want him to be locked up. there's no -- there's no help for somebody that does this. there's -- you know, not like this. he needs to be put away. he needs to be put away for a long time. >> her identity, obviously, hidden there. that appeared on "good morning america." she's talking about former penn state football coach jerry sandusky, once a top assistant and possible successor to the legendary joe paterno. he's now facing a 40-count indictment. the allegations detailed a nauseating 23-page grand jury report. in it, the boy whose mother you just heard from is known as victim number one. according to the grand jury document, victim number one testified that ultimately sandusky performed oral sex on him mo

erin. >> all right. thank you. now to the united kingdom where in the this famous wedding dress, but another dress of the dutchess of cambridge is making headlines for what it may have concealed. max, what is fuelling the chatter about a possible pregnancy tonight? >> erin, the latest round of speculation comes from an event last night where the dutchess was wearing a grecian style dress with a lot of loose fabric and you couldn't tell if she was showing or not which frustrated pregnancy royal watchers but nothing substantive to say she is pregnant right now. >> that poor girl. all right. thank you very much. baby lisa irwin, the missouri infant missing since october 4th turns one today. there is no celebrating about her whereabouts are still unknown. last night her half brothers aged 6 and 8 were interviewed by child counselors for the second time. attorneys for the parents say they have been unfairly targeted as suspects. just before the show i spoke to their attorney joe tacopina and asked where the case stands

erin. thank you for having me on. wilson was a little -- obviously he was really relieved. all he talked about was how it was like a movie. the gunfight and that they had to rescue him. the guys put their arms around his neck, through him in the car and it is the wildest and crazy story that i've ever heard and one of the most dangerous in latin america. >> what happened during the fire fight, that he told you? >> he said he was on the bed, he heard fire, and it was the authorities -- he looked out the window and the authorities and the kidnappers were shooting at each other. he said this fight lasted for probably 15 minutes. he hid under the bed, he was praying and crying and didn't know what was going to happen. after about 15 minutes the commandos, the government shorts rushed into the house, they were yelling, wilson, witness, are you here? and he yelled, i'm here, i'm here. and they were united and brought back to his family. >> amazing story. thanks so much for taking the time to shar

. >>> erin, thanks. good evening, everyone. tonight as more accusers comes back there's more news on the penn state scandal. the breaking news, assistant coach mike mcxweery speaking out for first time about the child rape he says he witnessed as a graduate assistant back in 2002 allegedly at the hands of retired coach jerry sandusky. he's been e-mailing former teammates telling them the grand jury got it wrong when they concluded he did nothing to stop the abuse. quote, i did the right thing. you guys know me. and quote, the truth is not out there fully. i didn't just turn and run. i made sure it stopped. and quote, i had to make quick, tough decisions. that e-mail obtained last tuesday. here's what he told cbs news' armen keteyian today. >> do you have any idea when you might be ready to talk? >> this process has to play out. i don't have anything else to say. >> just one last thing. just describe your emotions right now. >> all over the place. just kind of shaken. >> crazy? >> crazy. >> you said what, like a -- >> snow globe

we appreciate your being with us again. >> thanks, erin. always nice to talk to you. >> the thing is that joe paterno was not alone in knowing about the child sex abuse and going to authorities. after all, he learned about it from the defensive coordinator, mike mcqueary, who just spoke to cbs news and we have this breaking sound for you. >> do you have any idea when you think you might be ready to talk? >> this process has to play out. i don't have anything else to say. >> okay. >> and then just one last thing. describe your emotions right now. >> all over the place. just shaken. >> crazy? >> crazy. >> you said what? like a snow globe. >> yes, sir. >> like a snow globe. of course, mike mcqueary was the man who heard what he described as rhythmic slapping that night in the locker room at penn state. he said that he walked in on jerry sandusky raping about a 10-year-old boy in the shower, and then went the next morning to tell his boss, joe paterno. what they did was tell their boss. and what happened was jerry sandusky wasn't allowed in the

. >>> erin, thank you very much. we begin keeping them honest. with new developments in the penn state abuse scandal. more evidence that there's still much more to this story, much more people are covering up about what they knew and when they knew it. you're also going to hear a mom's account of what her son is going through. he's the boy right now known simply as victim one in the grand jury report detailing jerry sandusky's he alleged 15-year string of serial abuse. he was the first to come forward, this boy was, three years ago. that's why he's called victim number one, though according to the grand jury he was not the fist victim. he started the landslide that brought down sandusky, joe paterno, penn state's president, senior vice president for business and the school's athletic director. his mother says he's brave, but tonight he's afraid that people might find out who he is, afraid he might run into jerry sandusky, who's out on bail, afraid he may ultimately go free. but that's not all she's saying tonight. she's also describing to us the

erin? they get their weapon systems from stealing them from the pentagon, whether it's their airplanes, missiles or aircraft carriers. that's what they do, they steal from us. >> apparently when the helicopter went down the night of osama bin laden died, some say the pakistanis let them look at our technology there. >> it's amazing what we put up with. >> thank you very much. it is something that gives you a food for thought. it makes you wonder if congress is really going to step up to the plate and deal with this problem. let's turn to representative kristi noem, republican congresswoman from south dakota. thank you for being with us. the president speaking now in australia at this very moment. congress warned today about the rise of china's military power which can only get stronger so far as their economy is growing and lending and ours is not growing and borrowing. is the super commit see going to do its job. >> the more debt we continue to accumulate, that's who has been borrowing our

. >> erin, thanks very much. good evening, everyone. breaking news in the penn state child sex abuse scandal. late word of a new accuser. his lawyer says jerry sandusky raped him back in the 1990s. there may be more new accusers to follow. possiblily as much as ten. some are claiming abuse dating back to material '80s. now those claim ls bear out and the charges are, in fact, true, it means the abuse went on far longer than first thought, and so, perhaps, did a coverup. jason has more on the new accuser in a moment, but we begin with the possibility of a coverup, or a at the very least a deep culture of silence when it comes to anything that might tarnish penn state football and joe paterno. as we showed you last night, the more we try to answer the questions that everyone wants answers to, the more we run into manifestations of the culture, of the eco system, in which everyone knows everyone, and they're all connected somehow to penn state football. start with mike mcqueary who said he witnessed jerry sandusky raping a boy in the footb

erin? >> thank you very much. >>> out to england, where passengers arriving on a chartered flight from india, this is not a joke, were forced to pay 200 additional dollars after they got on the plane to complete their trip. it's the second time this week this has happened. max foster's in london tonight. max, what happened? will they get their money back? >> under british rules, the passengers will get their money back if they booked a package holiday. for those who booked flights only, there are no rules unfortunately. the airline's main shareholders says all passengers should be repaid but not by him. he says it's down to the travel agents who took the money to pay it back. it's a very murky situation, pretty much unheard of. but that doesn't help the passengers who were left temporarily stranded and out of pocket. erin. >> and the money, by the way, apparently because the plane needed fuel. >>> now to san diego where investigators have seized tons of marijuana worth up to $30 million. no

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> erin, thanks. good evening, everyone. major developments in the penn state child sex abuse scandal. we learned that fired head coach joe paterno has lung cancer, that the ncaa is investigating penn state for how it happened abuse allegations. that in addition to investigating possible wrongdoing by the university according to a new report. federal authorities may also have good reason to investigate jerry sandusky because sandusky crossed state lines with some of his accusers. we've also learned from cnn contributor sara ganim, who joins us shortly, that another accuser has gone to police and may go to the grand jury and that there may be accusers with abuse allegations dating back to the '70s. then late today another report surfaces. it concerns sandusky's former charity, second mile, the one he founded and allegedly employed to recruit victims while projecting a saintly image to the community. second mile's chief executive david woodall telling both "the new york times" and the local "patriot news" the organization coul

and this is basically what we know, erin. scott paterno saying last weekend my father was diagnosed with treatable lung cancer. his doctors are optimistic. this is a deeply personal matter for my parents and we simply ask that his privacy be respected as he proceeds with with the treatment. so, again, last weekend, first time he hasn't been head coach since 1966 and finds out he has lung cancer. but they're saying it's a treatable form. he's 84. he had an intestinal issue within the past year. but they say he's a strong man. >> well, mike, thank you very much. we appreciate your reporting. and, of course, this has been a story that all of us now have been living and breathing. it's been just under two weeks since the scandal rocked penn state and the nation. our legal contributor has been following these outfront tonight. paul, let me start with this. the ncaa bylaws, they say that coaches and athletic staffers must do more than avoid improper conducts. their own moral values must be so certain and positive. so what do you --

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now.

erin? >> that's what they are going to give in those numbers tomorrow? that's your expectation? we'll get all of that? >> there's a list coming out from the alabama state department of education. it's very different from what the doj is asking the school districts to comply. i want to make this clear. the letter from the doj was sent specifically to the school districts, not to the department of education, which is very peculiar. we were on the phone earlier today with the spokesman for the state department of education, michael sibley. he's saying tomorrow the numbers that will come out do comply with what doj is asking for. without really being asked. what they are saying is they'll release numbers. average daily membership numbers. these lists may not really give a good look at what the doj is asking for because the state department of education mentions that students of immigrant parents often don't officially withdraw from schools, erin. they're often just -- they leave without going t

." >>> erin, thanks very much. good evening, everyone. breaking news in the herman cain story. it is hard to know where to begin tonight. so much has happened in the last few hours. we have just learned the attorney for one of two women alleging sexual harassment by cain when he ran the national restaurant association is talking to his client right now about what she should do, talking strategy, deciding whether or not she is going to come forward. also, the associated press reports a third woman emerged telling her story alleging sexual harassment when she worked for him at the national restaurant association. we're also learning details of the one of the first two incidents that ended in financial settlements. they come from chris wilson, a former colleague who witnessed he says one of the incidents and spoke about it today to gloria borger and ktok. >> i'll tell you at the time she was a very lower level staffer. i think she was maybe two years out of college and this all occurreded at a restaurant in crystal city and everybody was very aware of it and so it was only a matte

joining me donna brazile, ari fleischer, dana lohse, erin burnett. david gergen, the patriot act, conservative libertarian split that hasekisted since this was passed right after 9/11 came out in full force tonight however. >> absolutely. ron paul, i should tell you, john, he continues to speak well for the libertarians and you can see him on twitter, they're cheering him on because they thought he was strong tonight. but at the same time, i think when newt gingrich came back, as did mitt romney, they really speak for the majority of the republican party. a much stronger patriot act would be tough on terrorism, the war continues from their point of view. >> that's a question that essentially puts the legacy of the president wyou worked for i question, you want to continue in strength under the policies put in by bush or as congressman paul says walk way from it? >> it is 8% to 10% group that follows ron paul on this earn. i remember this, arlen specter, former prosecutor, senator from pennsylvania, sat in a meeting with bush that bin laden has been i

erin? >> arwa, thank you. another investigation has been launched into the handling of the child sex abuse allegations at penn state. one of the alleged victims has been forced to switch schools after being bullying and teased. the man at the center, jerry sandusky who has been charged with sexually abusing eight boys has been seen around town acting as normal. we have sarah there at penn state. sara, i want to ask you about that. first of all, what can you tell us about victim number one's decision to switch schools and how he was being treated and whether it was linked to this case? >> erin, it was link today this case. basically, students at that school weren't getting any education from teachers and from staff and were pockets of immaturity at the school were lashing out against victim one. calling him names, derogatory names related to the case and blaming him and bullying him because of the firing of joe paterno. apparently it got so bad that his mother decided that not even halfway through his senior ye

joining me donna brazile, ari fleischer, dana loesch, erin burnett. david gergen, the patriot act, conservative libertarian split that has existed since this was passed right after 9/11 came out in full force tonight however. >> absolutely. ron paul, i should tell you, john, he continues to speak well for the libertarians and you can see him on twitter, they're cheering him on because they thought he was strong tonight. but at the same time, i think when newt gingrich came back, as did mitt romney, they really speak for the majority of the republican party. a much stronger patriot act would be tough on terrorism, the war continues from their point of view. >> that's a question that essentially puts the legacy of the president you worked for in question, you want to continue in strength under the policies put in by bush or as congressman paul says walk way from it? >> it is 8% to 10% group that follows ron paul on this earn. i remember this, arlen specter, former prosecutor, senator from pennsylvania, sat in a meeting with bush that bin laden has been

erin? >> thank you. and now to libya where the international chief prosecutor announced libya could prosecute saif gadhafi. that is, of course, moammar qaddafi's son. they reversed course to try him. why did the icc back down on this demand? >> erin, icc chief prosecutor campo says they are not in competition with libyan authorities. their goals, he says, is to see saif gadhafi face justice. it would be good for the libyans who have the rights to take over the case. but first, they have to prove they have a genuine case against him and that their proceedings would meet icc standards, then the court would grant them the right to hold this trial on libyan soil. erin? >>> she was the best liar i've ever seen. >> was it imperfect justice? or was there reasonable doubt? that's what we're left with after casey anthony was found not guilty. of the 2008 murder of her 2 year-old daughter, caylee. former assistant attorney jeff ashton was part of a team that prosecuted anthony this summer. revealing new details ab

. >>> erin, thanks. good evening. we begin with breaking news. new explosive sexual allegations against gop presidential hopeful herman cain. these do not involve allegations of inappropriate contact or harassment. they're allegations of a consensual affair. an atlanta businesswoman claims she had an affair with cain that lasted 13 years, an affair that only ended some eight months ago when he began running for president. here's what ginger white told waga, an atlanta television station about the alleged affair. >> it was pretty simple. it wasn't complicated. i was aware that he was married, and i was also aware that i was involved in a very inappropriate situation, relationship. >> ginger white on the affair she claims she had with herman cain. she also showed waga cell phone records showing 61 calls for tex messages she claimed were from cain's private cell phone. >> we've never worked together, and i can't imagine anyone phoning or texting me for the last 2 1/2 years just because. >> cain upstaged his accuser's announcement when he appeared on

>> "erin burnett outfront" at 11:00. >> we're going to continue talking with latest on herman cain, whether he's making a decision on getting out of the race in the next couple of days. the niece of martin luther king is our guest tonight. she's known herman cain for the past 11 years, she spoke with him today what he's thinking and she's has a specific reason believing him. an amazing story of forgiveness and redemption. the oklahoma city bombing, which claimed hundreds of lives, a woman tonight who lost both-of her grandchildren, she's been corresponding for the past seven years with terry nichols who is in jail and she talks about why she chose to forgive him. that's coming up at top of the hour. >>> coming up, a guy in vermont makes t-shirts in his garage and threatened by a major fast food corporation. congratulations. congratulations. congratulations. today, the city of charlotte can use verizon technology to inspire businesses to conserve energy and monitor costs. making communities greener... congratulations. ... and buildings as valuable to the bottom line... whoa ! ... as the peop

erin? >> reza, thank you very much. going to be interesting considering the u.s. put quite a bit of its military on hold. >>> now to russia where putin formally accepted his party's nomination for the 2012 elections. matthew chance, are russians happy about his third presidential run? obviously, he's currently the prime minister. >> in general, i think they are. but we have seen indications that there's a growing sense of unease with vladimir putin returning to the kremlin. recent opinion polls suggest his ruling party may not win the overwhelming majority it usually enjoys. earlier this month, putin was actually heckled by a crowd, which is unprecedented for a man who's often hero worshipped by the russian public. erin? >> thank you very much, matthew. >>> it's been three weeks since 2-year-old sci metawala disappeared in washington. so far investigators have not come up with a solid lead. according to his mother, she ran out of gas and left 2-year-old sci alone in the car as she walked fo

. >> erin, thanks. good evening, everyone. we begin with new word from mike lang, one of three accusers making sex allegations against bernie fine, syracuse university's fired associate men's basketball coach. he spoke to our gary tuchman who joins us shortly. new revelations about what might have been done when first accuser called police with his allegations but wasn't. it's a procedure followed in other big cities but not in syracuse. the accuser's name is bobby davis, a former su ball boy who is now 39. he told espn the abuse started in 1994 when he was 12 and continued for more than a decade. he waited until 2002 to phone syracuse city police who told him they couldn't pursue charges because the statute of limitations had expired. the city's police chief admits they could have done a better job. he said that in 2002 that the procedures which are in effect today were not in effect back then, the procedures that would mean an allegation would be logged into a computer database. back then they did next to nothing. not only d

>>> erin burnett at 11:00. when's up? >> anderson, what we have been talking about, herman cain, what happened. well tonight, we talk to a man who knows a lot. he's known herman cain for 27 years, ran human resources for herman cain and then putting the questions to him. was anyone during those years ever come forth with a complaint of herman cane. amazing video on a god forsaken airstrip. this is amazing and on purpose. do you think the car will hit the plane? you do you are right. we'll tell you what went on there. an amazing story about smuggling. plus, anderson, a little byunga byunga. >> what? >> you don't know what it is? >> italian byunga byunga? >> yes. makes it appropriate, right? >> well at least i get the genre you're talking about and committed to it, as well. you went all out. i look forward to it. >> all right. see you. >>> up next, meet the wedding lawsuit guy. he's suing his wedding photographer, never mind the nuptials were eight years ago and he's now divorced. north america actually has one of the large

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i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight, it's getting downright messy. a third woman has come forward with accusations of sexual harassment. the cain campaign is calling this is a baseless allegation. herman cain said a perry advisor leaked the story. the perry campaign denied that to us but mentioned other ties between the romney campaign and the leak. the come knee cam han has denied that. you get the picture. we asked nut gingrich what he thought about this leaking about herman cain. >> if it turns out that a republican presidential candidate deliberately went out and created this kind of a story about a fellow candidate, that they would pretty rapidly become a pariah and they would fire the people that did it. that's despicable behavior. that's the worst behavior. we need to be unified to beat barack obama. i don't know who did it it. i'm not taking herman's word for it but they better fire all involved in the next 24 hours because that's the kind of behavior i find totally repulsive in this political system. >> the story is developing and we're goin

erin? >> thanks so much to becky reporting where bill gates was. tomorrow we're excited. kathy lynn austin will be our guest. angelina jolie will play her in a movie. why? she spent 20 years catching the arms dealer. come back. see you then. anderson cooper starts now. >>> erin, thanks. good evening, everyone. tonight keeping them honest. we go looking for the texas judge whose brutal beating of his disabled daughter shocked millions. the shock turning quickly to outrage because not only is william adams a judge but a family judge. we'll have both sides of a very ugly story. you can decide for yourself. so many people are asking, a lot of people ask what may judge adams make about what you're seeing coming before his courtment it's very difficult to watch let alone stomach. >> bend over the bed. >> dad. >> bend over that bed. bend over the bed. >> well -- >> bend over the bed. >> stop. stop. stop! >> bend over the bed! i'm going to keep spanking you in your [ bleep ] face. roll over. [ bleep ]. >> stop! >> we showed you just 24 seconds. the full video lasts 7:30. judge ad

>> "erin burnett outfront" at 11:00. >> we're going to continue talking with latest on herman cain, whether he's making a decision on getting out of the race in the next couple of days. the niece of martin luther king is our guest tonight. she's known herman cain for the past 11 years, she spoke with him today what he's thinking and she's has a specific reason believing him. an amazing story of forgiveness and redemption. the oklahoma city bombing, which claimed hundreds of lives, a woman tonight who lost both-of her grandchildren, she's been corresponding for the past seven years with terry nichols who is in jail and she talks about why she chose to forgive him. that's coming up at top of the hour. >>> coming up, a guy in vermont makes t-shirts in his garage and threatened by a major fast food corporation. >>> time now for the ridiculist. congratulations. congratulations. congratulations. today, the city of charlotte can use verizon technology to inspire businesses to conserve energy and monitor costs. making communities greener... congratulations. ... and buildings as valuable to the bott

"erin burnett outfront" starts next. >>> i'm erin burnett "outfront" tonight. >> that's right. and given enough time he can transcend them. >> all right. cain as a lawyer issued a statement, this appears to be an accusation of private alleged is consensual conduct between adults. mr. cain alerted his wife and discussed it with her. he has no obligation to discuss these types of accusations publicly with the media." paul, true? be on the ballot in nevada on february 4th. he's in over ten states he filed. the herman cain train is full speed ahead. he's got precinct captains in iowa ready to nominate him. the herman cain train is moving full steam ahead. i think that's not only healthy he is a rocket scientist. he worked for the navy. graduated from moore house college. pro-life man and all of that. this really boils down to if you have two african-american men in the general election with opposing political views, the race card goes away. there can be no question of race. they're both black men. and it will change that base. many people who voted for mr. obama in the last electio

>>> erin burnett at 11:00. when's up? >> anderson, what we have been talking about, herman cain, what happened. well tonight, we talk to a man who knows a lot. he's known herman cain for 27 years, ran human resources for herman cain and then putting the questions to him. was anyone during those years ever come forth with a complaint of herman cane. amaing video on a god forsaken airstrip. this is amazing and on purpose. do you think the car will hit the plane? you do you are right. we'll tell you what went on there. an amazing story about smuggling. plus, anderson, a little byunga byunga. >> what? >> you don't know what it is? >> italian byunga byunga? >> yes. makes it appropriate, right? >> well at least i get the genre you're talking about and committed to it, as well. you went all out. i look forward to it. >> all right. see you. >>> up next, meet the wedding lawsuit guy. he's suing his wedding photographer, never mind the nuptials were eight years ago and he's now divorced. ♪ [ slap! slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male

>> well, he's a seat at the top table, erin. trying to convince world leaders despite the economic crisis, the >>> bill gates is the richest man in america. worth $59 billion. he's also the most generous person on the planet pledging to give away $28 billion. cnn's becky anderson caught up with him in cannes, france. at the g-20 meeting of world leaders. becky, what is the richest man doing there? >> well, he's a seat at the top table, erin. trying to convince world leaders despite the economic crisis, the world economic crisis, they should not stop giving. and when i say that, what he's trying to do is convince them they have to pony up on the commitments that they have made to the developing world. have a listen to this. >> past view of aid was simply buying friendship from some dictators as part of the cold war. today you should think of the u.s. of being a biggest supporter of aids drugs so a mother can raise her children. buying bed net which cut malaria deaths by 20%, will cut it a lot more. financing agriculture developme

." >>> i'm erin burnett. out front on this friday, the lawyer for herman cain's accuser speaks. >> she made a complaint in good faith about a series of inappropriate behaviors and unwanted advances from the ceo. she and her husband see no value in revisiting this matter now, nor in discussing the matter any further, publicly or privately. >> joel bennett, that's who it was, sawed his client stands by her comments while the cain campaign continues to call the claims baseless. jeffrey toobin is our senior legal analyst. gloria borger is our chief political analyst. great to have both of you with us. let me start with you, gloria. you spoke to the national restaurant association today, and now that the lawyer said all right, the woman, multiple events but she doesn't want to give details, doesn't want to give her name. but now that the national restaurant association has allowed her to speak, does that now mean any day, any day, anytime for the next -- >> she could. >> anytime, right? >> yeah. but she's not goin

let's hand it off to anderson. >>> erin, thanks. good evening, everyone. we begin with "cri "crime & punishment" and the verdict that everyone is talking about tonight. >> we the jury in the above-entitled action, find the defendant, conrad robert murray, guilty of the crime of involuntary manslaughter in violation of penal code section 192 subsection b. alleged victim michael joseph jackson. >> as you just saw, dr. murray showing no emotion as the verdict was read, but outside the courthouse jackson fans erupted. throughout the trial jackson supporters have gathered outside the building offers words of encouragement to jackson's family. today la toya thanked them. her joy at the verdict unmistakable. >> michael loves everybody out here. we all love them. and guess what? he was in that courtroom, and that's why victory was served. >> jermaine jackson spoke briefly as he left the courthouse. >> justice was served, yes. it wasn't enough time, though. >> what do you say for michael? >> michael's with us. michael's with us. >> jackson's mother and father, joe

let's go. >>> i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, herman cain, the gop frontrunner fighting back against allegations of sexual harassment. >> i absolutely reject. they simply didn't happen. they simply did not happen. >> four women have now accused the gop candidate of inappropriate behavior and we now know the identity of two. just hours ago, we learned more about another accuser, her name is karen kraushaar, director of communications at the treasury department and according to a friend, she called cain a quote/unquote monster. this is the woman whose lawyer told the nation on friday that his client did not want to identify herself and did not want to divulge any details about the alleged encounter. but obviously, she is saying now that she would do so, perhaps with other people in a press conference. niger ennis is an unofficial adviser to herman cain's campaign. appreciate you taking the time to come out and talk about this tonight. i just want to ask you this, have you at the campaign had the conversation mid

erin, thank you. we begin tonight, keeping them honest with major new developments in the sexual abuse scandal rocking penn state university. serious questions about why so little was done for so long about the alleged rape of children, multiple abuse charges against a former assistant to the legendary coach joe paterno. today paterno, who's coached the nittany lions since 1950 and been head cope for the last 46 years, announced his retirement. this is new video of him today at a team practice for saturday's nebraska game. that is part of the controversy. he said he's stepping down but not immediately, not until the end of the season. in a statement today he said -- paterno, who is the nearest thing to a secular saint in pennsylvania and hero to his players drew their praise today for his decision. >> i think as long as he's been here, he hasn't really ever made a wrong decision. he knows what he's doing. he's been doing it for so long. if he thinks it's best for the program, chances are it's going to

. >>> erin thanks, we begin, everyone, keeping them honest tonight. herman cain says he's the victim of a witch hunt. politico says two women accused him of sexual harassment and were paid in part for their silence about whatever did or did not happen. now mr. cain's story seems to be changing. jonathan martin and others first broke the news. he joins us in a moment. sunday morning when he tried to ask herman cain for comment on his reporting. >> last question, last question. >> i'm trying to -- >> that is the last question. thanks. last question. >> mr. cain also said, quote, i'm not going to comment about two people who you won't tell me who they are. he's talking about the two women mentioned but not named in the politico story. former employees of the restaurant trade association, a group cain headed. they and others complained to colleagues about their boss' inappropriate behavior. politico citing but not naming sources say that the women complained of sexually suggestive behavior by cain that made them angry and uncomfortable. both women left th