shultz said his memory was hazy about what the graduate assistant told the told the two of them. quote, the grand jury finds that portion of the testimony of tim curley and gary shultz are not credible. portions of the testimony not credible. cites them for making materially false statements under oath. as for the grad student, his name is mike mcqueary. he is now penn state's receivers coach. the grand jury found his account highly credible and found what he witnessed should have been reported to law enforcement and child welfare if not by mcqueary shultz, curley or many are saying joe paterno. there is breaking news from jerry sandusky's attorney jason carroll, jason? >> reporter: i spoke to him an hour ago, anderson. he is extremely frustrated. first off he disputes and his client, he says, disputes all of the allegation being made. i asked him about the case and he said he is in the infancy of building the case. trying to find witness and information that will help his client. but i really have to say, anderson he made it clear he feels as though jerry sandusky is already bee

shultz. she said, let's have this

two top penn state administrators, athletic director tim curly and senior vice president gary shultz were arraigned today on charges that they did not report the abuse to authorities and that they lied to the grand jury. pennsylvania attorney general linda kelly. >> the sexual abuse of a child is a horrific offense. understandably arouses strong emotions within all of us. and can cause scars that last a lifetime for its victims and failing to report sexual abuse of children is is a serious offense and a crime. >> warner: the shocking story has rocked state college, pennsylvania. long known as happy valley and home to the storied football team and ledge legendary coach joe paterno. according to investigators the iconic college town was also home to a sexual predator within the program. >> my attorney has advised me that the situation is in the courts and i'm not to make any comments. >> warner: the 67-year-old sandusky is charged with sexually abusing eight boys over 15 years, from 1994 to 2009. all allegedly met him through a charitable foundation for high-risk youth that he founded

tim curley and gary shultz operate at the highest levels of honesty and compassion. i am confident the record will show these charges are groundless and they conducted themsz themselves professionally and appropriately. one thing we want to make clear here, penn state's legendary head football coach joe paterno is not facing any charges. the attorney general said paterno did alert the athletic director about one of the alleged incidents involved sandusky in '02. sandusky's attorney says he knew this arrest was coming. >> he's been aware of these allegations now for over three years. he came back to state college voluntarily last night. on the other hand, i've seen cases like this where there are allegations of child abuse that involved hundred, of counts, so 40 actually in terms of the nature of the case and the allegations, it doesn't surprise me. >> i spoke with a reporter for "the patriot news." she says she's been following this story for years. >> we first learned about this in the summer of 2009, not long after the first boy came forward. i say the first boy. i

today the state attorney general placed some of the blame on tim curley and gary shultz. "their inaction likely allowed a child predator to continue to victimize children for many, many years." prosecutors say sandusky preyed on boys he met through a charity he founded for at- risk kids. a p-g-and-e pipeline that exploded during a safety test may have had a pre- existing issue. the 24-inch line blew during pressure testing above i-280 in woodside, triggering a mudslide onto the freeway below. anser hassan is there with new details on the condition of that pipe before it ruptured. anser hassan, thanks. that same testing uncovered another problem just a few miles down the line. p-g-and-e found what it describes as a "pinhole leak" near stanford university. the utility says that had nothing to do with yesterday's explosion. police in the east bay now believe the same men committed two armed robberies. first they took money from a drive- in movie theater... then they held up a convenience store. kristy siefkin tells us why the two crimes appear to be related. vo it's a scene

me about a wonderful idea that one of our honor read cochairs that, former secretary of state george shultz. he said since we have all these military folks in san francisco, why don't we use the opportunity to do some training to better prepare ourselves for disaster response, so we took that mission very seriously. we talked about having a tabletop exercise in 2010. but if you know anything but tabletop exercise, and i think a lot of you people do, the back room planning is just an incredible process. hours and hours and hours are put in for every hour of the table top exercise. but what we did decide to do in 2010 is during fleet week, on uss macon island, we held a senior leadership program for disca and related a briefing on steroids. so we set the foundation for going forward for future fleet weeks, in which we have a common understanding of what the program means. but we promised that in 2011, we would visit the notion of a tabletop exercise. in september, this past september, we did in fact have the table top exercise. and i have to tell you, the folks who did the planning did an inc

let's talk with that and more with debbie wasserman shultz. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me wolf, it's great to be with you. >> you heard a man you aadmire very much, former president clinton, you've got to raise taxes on rich people but also have to cut spending for entitlements like social security and medicare and medicaid. are you ready for part two of that? >> well, what i'm ready for is for the republican leadership to join the democratic leadership and president obama to sit down and hammer out a balanced approach to deficit reduction and so that we can ask for more from people who really should be paying their fair share and aren't. we all will have to deal with painful spending cuts. i've already voted for painful spending cuts i would have preferred not to. knowing we have to get a handle on our deficit and get the economy turned around, those are the tough choices we have to make. >> let me -- you represent a district in florida, a lot of seniors there as all of us know. are you ready to tell your constituents in excha

. >> later this week, former penn state vice president gary shultz and athletic director tim curley will be in court. the preliminary hearing is set for thursday. both are accused of lying to cover up the abuse allegations against sandusky. >>> maryland lawmakers are looking to toughen up child abuse laws in that state in the wake of penn state scandal. republican state senator nancy jacobs says she might support a bill that would bring harsher charges against adults who do not report suspectsed child abuse. right now they have a duty to report sex abuse or face a fine. but jay sobs wants violators to face criminal charges as well. >>> they say they want to be known as the toughest county in maryland when it comes to illegal immigrants. council members in frederick county want to prevent undocumented workers from getting jobs and renting homes in the county. it's in response to a high profile murder. the assistant manager of a burger king was killed back in march. jacinta ayala was shot to death while opening the restaurant. a former co-worker was charged with the murder last month. he w

shultz should have called law enforcement. but under the law they were required to make that call if they were student at penn state and they were not. megyn: i don't know that mercedes states the law accurately. there is a question about whether she states the law accurately. then there is a moral question about whether when you get a grad student making an allegation like this, you do enough by looking into it and not calling police? we'll pick that up right after this break. [ 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 truth! and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole gin oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. megyn: the

secretary shultz has spoken and a number of events this week. senator feinstein would be here speaking today, but it was not possible for her to be here. the person who was with her when they created fleet week 30 years ago has a few remarks. i like to have our chief of protocol read something from senator feinstein. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. it is a beautiful day. thank you, mayor, for this. he is in charge of the weather and everything else. 31 years ago, i got a call. i was in the country with family drinking wine. i got a call from dianne feinstein, who was mayor at the time. she was always working. it was a saturday. she said, charlotte, i wanted to be chairman of fleet week. i asked what fleet week was. she said the great white fleet came in 1938 when roosevelt sent them here. i told her i was not there then. [laughter] she said it was serious. she said the ships come into the bay under the golden gate bridge. the airplanes fly over. they are sailors, marines, captains, animals, generals. -- admirals, generals. i said this was

tim curly and shultz, senior vice president, for business and finance, former penn state assistant football coach was arrested over the weekend and accused of molesting 8 boys from 94-2009, he faces 40 criminal counts of molestation and a former player and 30 year assistant head coach for the school. this abuse case also threatens to end a 45 year run of lienal dare head coach paterno, he was told that sandusky was caught having sex in a locker room shower. he reported the incident to two administrator whose failed to act. attorneys say their client is innocent. >> jerry is very depressed and acknowledged regardless whether he proves his guilt or innocence, people are going to think he did this stuff. >> the college says one of th administrators has been asked to be put on leave and other will go in to retirement. >>> crews are trying to determine what caused a 3 alarm fire that destroyed dd pizza. firefighters say cardboard boxes caught fire in the back and spread to the building. it took an hour to get this under control. no one was hurt. >>> o for second chances. smith went from 0 to her

days for instruments, uniforms, and it was the idea of the wife of our honoree co-chair, secretary shultz. she said, let's have this band challenge. after it was over and it had been reading that day -- although the crowd never left. charlotte was about to get in the car and one of the high school band directors came over and said, i just want to thank you for this program, for doing this today. he held up the check and said, you just saved music in my school. [applause] >> good afternoon. my name is paid in sullivan. the public affairs officer. i am also honored to be a part of the planning committee with fleet week. since 2004, the conflict general of canada has

the worst thing is vice president shultz reads the report for the penn state police and did nothing. did nothing. this guy was allowed -- he was a professor emeritus basically. what the hell is an assistant coach doing as a professor amare us? free reign to everything. it's jerry sandusky, 29 years defensive coach, linebacker, you, and look what happened. >> obviously, journalists didn't know about this for all these years. but in -- back in march, the "harrisburg patriot news" reported that jerry sandusky was under investigation for a sexual assault. that paterno testified before the grand jury. the media didn't pick it up. totally asleep at the switch in my view. what is it about the coverage of college football that basically turns some of these people into demigods? >> certainly there's a lot of coverage. and you can make the case that joe paterno is bigger than the police, bigger than the president of the university. maybe bigger than the governor. >> and the editor of the paper -- >> bigger than the governor. >> a lot of readers were angry when they reported the grand jury inve

days for instruments, uniforms, and it was the idea of the wife of our honoree co-chair, secretary shultz. she said, let's have this band challenge. after it was over and it had been reading that day -- although the crowd never left. charlotte was about to get in the car and one of the high school band directors came over and said, i just want to thank you for this program, for doing this today. he held up the check and said, you just saved music in my school. [applause] >> good afternoon. my name is paid in sullivan. the public affairs officer. i am also honored to be a part of the planning committee with fleet week. fleet week. since 2004, the conflict general

prosecutors say vice president gary shultz and athletic director tim curly lied to a grand jury and failed to report suspected child abuse. both stepped down from their posts yesterday. police arrested jerry sandusky on charges he sexually abused eight boys over a 15-year period. >> jury's very depressed. the knowledge that regardless of whether he proves his guilt or innocence, people will think he did this stuff. >> prosecutors say one coach reported witnessing sandusky assault a boy in the showers. sandusky retired from the school in 1999 and ran a charity to help at-risk youth. >>> jury deliberations resume today in the involuntarily manslaughter case against michael jackson's doctor. jurors spent their first day deliberating on friday. now so far they've had no questions for the judge or have made any evidence requests. prosecutors contend that dr. conrad murray gave a fatal dose of the anesthetic propofol. the defense claims jackson injected himself. >>> more than a week after a powerful snow storm in the northeast, some 80,000 people in connecticut are still without power. the state

days for instruments, uniforms, and it was the idea of the wife of our honoree co-chair, secretary shultz. she said, let's have this band challenge. after it was over and it had been reading that day -- although the crowd never left. charlotte was about to get in the car and one of the high school band directors came over and said, i just want to thank you for this program, for doing this today. he held up the check and said, you just saved music in my school. [applause] >> good afternoon. my name is paid in sullivan. the public affairs officer. i am also honored to be a part of the planning committee with fleet week. since 2004, the conflict general of canada has used week as an opportunity to showcase the integrated nature of our shared north american defense, collaboration between canada, the u.s., and the friendship we share. this year, canada participated with four ships. we were also pleased that our lead flying team, and the royal canadian air force snowbird flight team also performed at the air show. just to give you perspective, and the snowbirds are our elite flying team, on par

>> howard shultz came out this summer and you may be aware of this, folks. he made a two-part pledge. called on people to stop donating until washington gets its fiscal house in order and called on business leaders large and small to hire. here's what starbucks is doing. you'll notice wrist bands like this. they say indivisible. you'll see them at all starbucks counters across the country. starbucks just launched a program asking you for $5 donations that they will give to fund small business loans. get main street hiring even more. get americans wack to work. we had a chance to talk to them at starbucks in new york about this move and why a coffee company is doing something like this right now. take a listen. >> the real issue here is if 9% unemployment in america is almost double that in hispanic and people are losing faith in america and i'm saying, let's not wait for washington. we, too, can make a difference. >> i went on to ask shultz, all right, do business leaders like yourself have a moral obligation to hire? if you look at the books of these big co

. >> senior vice president gary shultz and athletic director tim can you recally have been charged. prosecutors say they found out that sandusky had allegedly sexually assaulted a boy in a shower on campus but then did not immediately tell the police. police arrested sandusky on saturday. he's been charged with sexually abusing eight boys for more than a decade. >>> well, what would cause someone to stab a woman in the neck and head and kill her? that is the question tonight as one frostburg state university student stands behind bars and another sits in the morgue. police say 23-year-old shah nee shanee liggins kill kortneigh mccoy. mccoy got kicked out of a party and left with a group of friends. liggins followed her outside and that's when mccoy was stabbed. but liggins claims somebody else did it. she has been charged with first and second degree murder. she is now being held without bail. >>> in the last month, there have been at least five attempted abductions in spotsylvania county with the last one happening just this past yeekened. an 8-year-old -- weekend. an 8-year-old gi

try john because the alternative is equally their opponents say the only way to get rid of them are shultz and i'm afraid the international situation is becoming. turkey as well as lebanon is being drawn into this writer forces from saudi arabia to the trouble and we really begin to see a religious civil war between sunni muslims and shiites and against the christian there and there are some analysts up of that list and historians we've spoken to who suggest that a when it comes to the arab spring this will go on for quite some time now when it comes to these are civil wars as you put it warring tribal factions or perhaps this will work to the advantage of the west or speaking of the west and possibly exacerbating the situation here in the region remains a tense in the middle east and in northern africa could explode at any time now we are getting reports that the u.s. is going to supply a cache of weapons and munitions to the united arab emirates a good idea that. well of course states helped overthrow gadhafi and we might have had no formal british or french forces on the ground who we r

because the alternative is that equally their opponents will say the only way to get rid of them is by shultz and i'm afraid the international situation is becoming. turkey as well as lebanon is being drawn into this the wider forces from saudi arabia which under the trouble and we really begin to see a religious civil war between sunni muslims and christians and jews there are some analysts our political analyst and historians we've spoken to who suggested when it comes to the arab spring that were going on for quite some time now when it comes to these are civil wars as you put it war in tribal factions or perhaps this would work to the advantage of the west or speaking of the west and possibly exacerbating a situation here in the region remains a tense in the middle east and in northern africa could explode at any time and we're not getting reports that the u.s. is going to supply a cache of weapons and munitions to the united arab emirates good idea that. well of course states helped overthrow colonel gadhafi we might have had no. on the ground but he had special agents of the sudden a ca

. >> later this week, gary shultz and tim curley will be in court, charged with lying. >> this is an ongoing investigation. >> there was an uneasy tension. >> the things that were normal or not there anymore. >> searching for some normalcy on sunday. >> this has been a week of shock and shame. >> many turn to a higher power. >> there is coming a day when every wound will be healed, every juror will be wiped away. -- every cure will be wiped away. >> the faith and hope in this community is being tested like never before. jay gray, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the alleged scandal is prompting a review of maryland's view on sexual abuse. maryland law has requirements punch would it by fines for failure to report that abuse. the pennsylvania governor said lawmakers are proposing some changes. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. should failure to report suspected sex crimes against children to police become a criminal offense? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> the ravens failed to rise above th

those feelings come from the charges that are levied against tim curley and gary shultz and the moral allegations that were made again joe paterno. they said they should have done more. >> that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. should penn state coach joe paterno step down in the wake of the child sex abuse scandal cover up? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 5:37. 38 degrees on tv hill. a study between autism and problems with brain development before birth. >> while chewing a certain kind of, could help prevent year infections. >> we're tracking a problem in >> we're tracking a problem in the essex ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you've got a lot on your plate at thanksgiving. which is why safeway has everything you need to get it all done. right now, get a safeway frozen turkey 8 to 24 lbs, for just 59 cents a pound. cook your thanksgiving turkey perfectly with our free chef assistant app. it's foolproof. safeway. ingredients for life. >> welcome back. 5:40. we have a touch of fog

debbie wasserman shultz is going to be in the situation room, chair of the dnc. one of things i want to talk to her her good friend gabrielle giffords, she's already doing interviews. >> hearing her voice for the first time. >> it was 11 months ago. >> what a year in news this has been. >> amazing year. >> and you and i are blessed. >> we have the best jobs in the world. >> you're heading to atlanta? >> i'm going to boston tonight. >> you are traveling all over. >> you'll be in atlanta. >> i'll be there. something of which we cannot speak but it will be view. our viewers will enjoy. >> my sources are filling me in. all right wolf blitzer we'll see you in a matter of minutes. we'll be right back. it's true. you never forget your first subaru. but when they come home, they don't want a parade; they want a job. the postal service employs more veterans than any other civilian employer. but congress is debating a bill that would force the postal service to fire tens of thousands of vets, close post offices, shut mail processing plants, and disrupt mail delivery. drast

curly and shultz are accused of covering -- he faces 40 criminal counts ranging from inappropriate touching to statutory rape. prosecutors say sanduski prayed on boys he met through a charity he founded for at risk kids. in 2002, a graduate assistant says he saw sanduski assaulting a 10-year-old at a shower on campus. he alerted schultz. sanduski spent three decades with the lions before retiring in 1999. helping paterno score the most wins in division history. the allegations have stunned penn state fans. >> you follow him when he was a coach and he was doing so many good things with the second line. and you were kind of proud of him. >> reporter: sanduski denies the charges. drew levinson. >>> paterno does not face any charges and may be called as a prosecution witness. >>> more allegations against republican presidential contender herman cain. but this time the woman gives forward and gives specifics. monique gallegos has the specifics. >> reporter: during a news conference in new york she talked about meeting with cane to discuss employment. during this meeting she says he fondled her a

shultz lawyer says the charge did not pertain to his client because he did not see the assault. >> you follow him when he was coach, he was doing so many things with the second line. and you are kind of like proud of him. >> reporter: sanduski who is free on bail denies the charges. >> sanduski denies all the charges, he faces two years in prison. >>> the city of baltimore is threatening to pull the plug on future grand prix races. city officials say racing development owes $1.5 million for city services provided during the labor day weekend race. the city has a five year contract with the group but says if the group does not pay up, it will flow out the contract. officials have yet to comment. >>> a student is stabbed to death while trying to break up a fight at frostburg state university. mike hellgren reports from the frostburg campus. another student is facing murder charges. >>> many here are reeling from this murder. a judge denies bail for the accused killer. courtney mccoy was stabbed in the head and neck after a vicious fight. the 19-year-old was from baltimore. graduated from