we have not heard yet from syracuse university or syracuse police. and the u.s. attorney's office is not commenting on any new developments because it is an ongoing investigation. but we did get the following statement from fine's attorneys saying this, quote, mr. fine will not comment on newspaper stories beyond his initial statement and any comment from him would only invite and perpetuate ancient and suspect claims, end quote. >>> after the break, you'll hear my conversation with the reporter who broke this story. espn's mark schwartz. beauty, huh? it's dependable. long-lasting, too. yeah, i could really use this silverado. i'm a big hunter. oh, what do you hunt? deer. fish. fantastic. ♪ this holiday, chevy's giving more. now qualified buyers can get 0% apr for 72 months on a 2011 chevy silverado. or 0% apr financing for 60 months plus no monthly payments until spring. ♪ what's vanishing deductible all about ? guys, it's demonstration time. let's blow carl's mind. okay, let's say i'm your insurance deductible. every year you don't have an accident, $100 va

so at this point no comment coming out of syracuse university. we reached out to the chancellor ourselves just today. >> and you're there still in syracuse, new york. any reaction from the general populous there? >> no, but we anticipate there probably will be. a lot of people are very fond of bernie fine. he has been in this community for decades. he has been an important figure here. these are grave charges and he has many people that still defend and he has not been charged with anything by the police. that's very important to know. >> mark schwartz, thanks so much for being with us of espn. appreciate that. of course, we will have more of this story later in the 5:00 eastern hour as well. >>> meantime, a lot of you are wrapping up the holiday weekend. a lot of folks getting ready to head to the roads or skies. how will the weather cooperate? we'll look after this. >>> let's check with karen maginnis with the travel forecast. >> we have word from hartsfield-jackson international airport, they have a ground delay. it just updated. they were loo

assistant basketball coach the syracuse university, a prestigious university in their sports program, bernie fine fired, by the associated press. we started by telling you new information has come out in the case that has three he abusers accused-- abused young men who have come out, a third accuser now coming and saying that he was abused when he was just 13 years old by bernie fine and in the midst of these allegations, the university, according to the the associated press, has fired bernie fine. an espn today coming out with its video that his-- or recording, rather, from his wife where she had talked with one of the accusers back in 2002. and we learned from those audio recordings that she at least knew some of what was going on. we'll have some more of that as we continue to report this breaking news story tonight, our news room is all over this, as we try to confirm it independently that bernie fine has been let go by the university of syracuse. plus, this santa armed with the holiday spirit literally. a gun club trying to spread some christmas cheer, but they promise to be safe

in a statement released last night, syracuse university said in light of the new allegations and a syracuse city police investigation, they asked dr. daryl grose to place associate head coach bernie fine on administrative leave and jim boeheim released a statement saying bernie has my full support. fine has been part ever the syracuse basketball program for some 35 year. it's the longest streak of consecutive seasons in convince 1 men's basketball and fine was inducted into the greater syracuse hall of fame just last month. a lot of people may be asking, is it just a coincidence that the older stepbrother is now coming forward to corroborate the story? mike lang's second alleged victim says that, no, he saw what was happening to jerry sandusky at penn state and decided now was finally the time to come out. meanwhile, the head coach of syracuse says, it's a bunch of 1,000 lies that he has told. you don't think it's a little funny that his cousin is coming forward? he says that he believes these victims are now coming forward again because they want money. either way, obviously, explosive all

three years later in 2005, syracuse university did its own investigation of bernie fine. they did that with their own lawyers. bobby davis was asked to produce witnesses. one of the witnesses items me was laurie fine, bernie's wife. and at the time, she told the panel that he's a liar, she knows nothing and it's a joke. >> so, there would seem to be a history here. we do know the femds and the syracuse d.a. are investigating. are we expected to hear any more from coach boeheim? >> reporter: earlier today, there was a release from the university saying that coach boeheim would have nothing more to say about the matter. there is chatter he may be releasing a statement later in the evening. >> all right, mark schwartz, thank you so much. >>> we turn to the economy now, and to record numbers coming in from the holiday weekend. shoppers spending $52.4 billion in stores and online since thanksgiving day. that's up more than 16 % from the $45 billion a year ago. so, what kind of deals drove the buying and is it an indicator of things to come? here's abc's bazi kanani tonight. >>

this time it's syracuse university. the accused, an associate basketball coach who has been with the program for decades his accusers served as ball boys for the team in the '80s and '90s. alina cho is in new york for with more on this. just like the penn state investigation, these allegations actually surfaced years earlier. >> that's absolutely right. in fact, two people have come forward. one some years back. the other one just now. and most notably, this second victim, alleged victim says that he came forward because of what was going on at penn state. and, finally had the courage to speak out. now, syracuse university is associate men's basketball coach bernie fine has been placed on administrative leave. and police in that city now say they have reopened an investigation into disturbing allegations of sexual abuse. now, fine who was seen here allegedly molested two former ball boys, including bobby davis who is now 39 years old. davis told espn "outside the lines" that the abuse started back in the 1980s. >> proba

new details on the growing sex abuse scandal at syracuse university. a long-time coach is now out of a job evidence mounts in the case. >> a disturbing new recording made by one of the alleged victims. here's tahman bradley. >> reporter: the latest revelations were too much for syracuse university. they fired bernie fine last night. three men accused him of molesting them when they were boys. just like the penn state child sex scandal, there with questions about what the head coach of syracuse knew and when. one of the accusers, 39-year-old bobby davis, recorded a phone call with fine's wife back in 2002. on the tape, she appears to allege knowing about the abuse which davis says started in the seventh grade. >> i know everything that went on with him. bernie has issues. he has issues. >> reporter: davis said he told syracuse police about the abuse in 2002 but got nowhere. he made the record something his accusations would be taken seriously. >> do you think i'm the only one that he might have done that to? >> no. >> reporter: she seems to have admitte

her own worlds recorded in a phone call with a man accusing her husband, a coach at syracuse university, of abuse. >> i know everything that went on, you know? >> that phone call first airing on espn. tonight here, the accuser, the phone call and the fallout. >>> a retail record. the black friday blockbuster. americans shopping in numbers never before seen on thanksgiving weekend. is this the sign economists had been hoping for? >>> the new hampshire surprise tonight. the expected endorsement. was mitt romney snubbed in his own backyard? >>> the family album. "life" magazine at 75. what we didn't know about the fab four taking the plunge and why this moment, these two hollywood beauties together, was so rare. >>> and why this beach is a blast. beach goers running for cover and tonight, the boy determined to get his family to vacation here. and we give you a front row seat. >>> good evening on this sunday night. and we begin here with another university, another coach under fire tonight. and this evening here, the tale of the tape. the case centers around a long-time assistant basketball

what about syracuse university? it says it never had this tape? >> they said they did not have this tape. espn had this tape in their possession as early as 2003. >> what do they say is the reason for not doing something with it? did they go to police? did they do something other than his into the and play it? >> they say they had it by that the initial accuser bobby davis played it for some of the law enforcement officers and they couldn't do anything with it. in terms of verification and moving forward with the story, that's why espn didn't bring this to life until now. you said espn did play it for law enforcement authorities? >> bobby davis played it for law enforcement authorities according to him when he made those claims. but at that time there swear statute of limitations considerations. that's why charges never came about when he made those claims. megyn: normally it tolls once you become an adult. but i it varies state to state. in half an hour we'll have an in-depth discussion on this. espn released three sound biets from that taped int

that's live next here to syracuse university. >>> syracuse university's athletic department is reeling from abuse. bernie fine is now on administrative leave. two of the team's former ball boys have accused him now of molestation. ed lavandera is now on campus in syracuse. ed, what do you know so far? can you specify what the allegations -- what are they? >> well, these allegations are coming, as you mentioned, from two former ball boys. both of them spoke with espn. that report broadcast last night on the sports network. one of the men's names is bobby davis, 39 years old now. he said that this abuse happened back in the 1980s and 1990s, during a 16-year period and that these incidents happened hundreds of times. listen to what he told the network. >> probably went on sixth grade, 11, years old, he started to try to touch me and things like that. and honestly i don't even remember if i thought that was supposed to happen. i know i cringed up and didn't want it to happen. i just remember being disgusted in a sense and that's when he started to try to touch me in my private. >> reporter

syracuse university has confirmed that basketball assistant coach bernie fein has been put on administrative leave. one of his accusers talking about more than a decade of abuse that started in sixth grade. >>> he thought president obama was the antichrist. the man accused of taking shots at the white house, now accused of trying to assassinate the president. >>> and cleaning up and recovering after deadly storms tear through the south. the storms started in texas and tore a path to the carolinas. at least six people were killed. let's head to atlanta and check in with meteorologist reynolds wolf. hopefully the rough weather has ended. >> in part of the we begin to see things ramp up. you have the cleanup in its wake that's remaining. as we take a look at the maps, you look at the delays. the delays tell the weather story. in miami, new york and boston, you have issues with showers and wind. in the midwest, both chicago and st. louis, delays about an hour. back out to the west, san francisco showers, major delays expected, over an hour. if you look farther north from say san francisco up to

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just a short time ago, syracuse university saying it has now fired assistant basketball coach bernie fine, the case centering around fine, a long-time assistant basketball coach at the school accused of abusing a team assistant. the boy was a minor. and earlier today, our cable partner espn broke the story of a phone call recorded. on the tape, the accuser and a woman he says is the coach's wife. the woman says among other things, "i know everything that went on." we warn you, this is another case difficult to listen to. but it is a call now in the hands of investigators in syracuse. and we begin here with abc's t.j. winick. >> reporter: bobby davis was a seventh grader helping out around the syracuse basketball court when he claims the abuse began. now 39, he says he made a recording in october 2002 of a phone call with the wife of syracuse associate basketball coach bernie fine. davis gave a copy to espn and recently to police. espn says a voice expert confirms the voice matches laurie fine's. >> i know everything that went on, you know. i know everything that went on with him. ber

new details on the growing sex abuse scandal at syracuse university. a long-time coach is now out of a job evidence mounts in the case. >> a disturbing new recording made by one of the alleged victims. here's tahman bradley. >> reporter: the latest revelations were too much for syracuse university. they fired bernie fine last night. three men accused him of molesting them when they were boys. just like the penn state child sex scandal, there with questions about what the head coach of syracuse knew and when. one of the accusers, 39-year-old bobby davis, recorded a call with call with fine's wife back in 2002. on the tape, she appears to allege knowing about the abuse which davis says started in the seventh grade. >> i know everything that went on with him. bernie has issues. he has issues. >> reporter: davis said he told syracuse police about the abuse in 2002 but got nowhere. he made the record something his accusations would be taken seriously. >> do you think i'm the only one that he might have done that to? >> no. >> reporter: she seems to have adm

two weeks after penn state, a syracuse university basketball coach is suspected in an alleged child sexual abuse case. >>> the day after. occupy wall street protesters march in cities across the country. now what is next for the movement? >>> a hollywood mystery. nearly 30 years after the death of movie star natalie wood, detectives reopen their investigation. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, november 18th, 2011. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. >>> we begin this morning with another alleged child sex scandal in a major college sports program. just two weeks after the penn state scandal erupted, police are investigating allegations against an assistant basketball coach at syracuse university in new york. the school has placed bernie fine on administrative leave. espn reports two former ball boys have come forward accusing fine of molesting them for years. the university says it conducted its own investigation back in 2005, but concluded the allegations were unfounded. in a statement, fine's boss, syracuse head coach ji

the syracuse child sex abuse. the university fired bernie fine. fired him after a new phone conversation surfaced between allegedly the accuser and fine's wife. that conversation revealing that mrs. fine was worried about the sex abuse allegations and also that she had a sexual relationship with the accuser, as well. >>> keeping our eye on occupy wall street, protesters in los angeles facing a deadline to clear out of camp. just two hours ago but many refusing to budge. >>> wreck the malls. black friday was a blockbuster. early numbers are in. this holiday shopping season could be a huge boost for the retailers. according to the national retail federation, total spending hit a record $52 billion. that's up 16% from last year. besides the door busters, wow, online sales exploded too. where are people getting all this money? today's weather and jacqui jeras is in atlanta. >> good morning, rainy days and mondays, the themes across parts of the east, particularly the southeast where we're focusing in on some of the rain getting heavy and flash flood w

back to you. >>> syracuse university assistant basketball coach is out of a job amid an investigation of a child molestation allegation. he was fired after a man accused him of molesting him nine years ago and it was recorded a conversation was recorded with fine's wine that led to the allegations. corinne redman is standing by with more. >> reporter: well, bernie fine served as assistant basketball coach for syracuse university for 39 years. this morning the coaching days are over. three men have come forward to accuse him of abusing them when they were boys and a recorded phone call was released which fine's wife admits of the abuse. espn released potentially damaging -- damming conversation on the tape fine's wife laurie and davis one of the accusers who record the call. she acknowledges knowing about the abuse which davis says started when he was in 7th grade and davis says he told police about the alleged abuse back in 2002 but got nowhere and he decided to start making the secret recording. also there's another development in the case. lori -- laurie fine seem as to admit she ha

police are investigating allegations against an assistant basketball coach at syracuse university in new york. the school has placed bernie fine on administrative leave. espn reports two former ball boys have come forward accusing fine of molesting them for years. the university says it conducted its own investigation back in 2005, but concluded the allegations were unfounded. in a statement, fine's boss, syracuse head coach jim boeheim has fine has his full support. quote, i have known bernie fine for more than 40 years, it says. i have never seen or witnessed anything to suggest that he would have been involved any of the alleged activities. had i seen or suspected anything, i would have taken action. on the syracuse campus last night, students reacted to the allegations against bernie fine. >> my first reaction like did anybody know about this? like how long has this been going on? >> the whole thing with joe paterno just happened, it's so close to home, too, just being a part of the university, you never think something like that can happen. i just hope it's not true. >> i hope t

syracuse university officials conducted their own investigation and did this years ago and could find no witnesses to corroborate the allegation. one of the former ball boys are claiming fine was persistent in his approach. >> i didn't feel right about it, and i told him bernie please don't do that to me and then you know he would do it again and again and just made you feel odd. >> the syracuse head coach says fine has full support. both men say the penn state case pushed him to push out from the accusers saying how powerful they felt before a powerful coaching figure. >>> grandmother in northwest baltimore received startling news when she opened her water bill. it was close to $20,000. and that's when she contacted abc2 news and sherrie johnson is standing by with more on this developing story. sherrie. >> reporter: well, frances webb's water bill was 750 times larger than what she normally is charged. and when she complained to the city, they said she would have to pay it. webw lives on wabash avenue and also own a vacant loss next door which has water meter. she has two water bill

recordrd at idaho state university, it was meant as an audition to be on oprah. >>> police in syracuse, new york are investigating allegations of sexual molestation against a long-time assistant basketball coach at syracuse university. two former ball boys tell espn that assistant coach bernie fine molested them for years. the school has placed fine on administrative leave. >>> the season is not going quite the way the redskins had hoped but they can get moving in the right direction again sunday with a win against the rival dallas cowboys. lip say murphy has more. >> reporter: it was monday night football. the skins were 2-0, ready to take down another division rival, the dallas cowboys. just one touchdown and nine field goals. the final go ahead gold goal from dallas. >> i feel we let one slip away. that was supposed to be a win for us. >> we went into their house and we gave them what we got and they made more plays than us at the end but we easily could have one won that game as well. no excuses. they won and we have to make sure we take care of our home field. >> reporter: now, mo

it is syracuse university which last night put an assistant basketball coach on administrative leave amid the allegations. espn is reporting that two men have accused bernie fine of molesting them in the '1r0 and '90s when they were ball boys with the team. some of of the abuse allegedly happened in syracuse facilities. the university said it became aware of the ask san diegos in 2005 when one of the alleged victims came forward telling school officials he had gone to syracuse city police with the claims. victim said police did not pursue the case because the statute of limitations had expired. su says it launched its open investigation at that time but found no evidence to support the claims. bernie fine has been with syracuse university for 35 years. >>> more fallout from the penn state child sex abuse case actually pennsylvania lawyer says his client will testify that former coach jerry sandusky sexually assaulted him. the lawyer also says other accusers are coming forward and he expects to say more about that in the coming days. this statement comes two days after sandusky's tv i

what two form he ball boys from syracuse university say happened to them. >>> occupy wall street protesters are occupying the highways. why protesters are headed to the nation's capital. >> friday, november 18th. i am charley crowson. the weekend is in sight. hope your day is off to a great start. how is the weather going to be? let's get the answer from justin berk. >> we will check out the highlights and we have got a look at chilly temperatures this morning and down to 34 in baltimore. we were in the 50s this time yesterday. that's before the front pushed through fully and at least we are dry this morning. back with the 20s to the northwest and in fact, we are checking out the satellite radar composit. there's flurries across central pam and a couple clouds and a flake that could pass on the north side. that is about it. we are deep into the cool environment. temperatures 30 to 35, a flurry to the north. highs around 46 but mostly sunny gusty winds through the day. 4:31 let's see what's happening on the roads and say good morning to tanya. >> reporter: starting out pretty well on the cit

." >>> allegation of child abuse this time at syracuse university. i am landa so what a-- linda so, what long time assistant basketball coach is accused of doing. >> reporter: and occupy wall street protesters are okay pight highways. hear why protesters are -- high occupy the highways. here why protesters are headed to the capital. >> reporter: look for fun to the holidays, go to the inner harbor for it's water front life. i will tell you about it. >>> it's 6:00 on this friday, november 18th. good morning i am charley crowson. let's check the forecast for your morning commute and maybe a peek at things to come. let's say hello, to justin berk. >> good morning. on this purple friday. yesterday, jack and aaron were talking about can you smell when it's going to snow. and people had that feeling that there was snow in the air. well, there may have been a flake or two around town but i wanted to take you to deep creek lake as the conversation went on with people saying they could smell it out may have been smelling this as the crowd built in. they got h

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at syracuse university. also joining us by phone is "sports illustrated's" john wertime. >> what are students saying? >> yeah, it was quite a shock. i was working on a group project when the announcement came from the chancellor. all three people i was working with were in shock, surprised. something no one was expecting at this point. you know, with, obviously, the new information that came out today, people's opinions started to change but for firing to take place on a sunday evening was surprising for everyone. >> michael, do you think the comparison to penn state is a fair one? >> no, i really don't. when i was at penn state, down there reporting on that as well, what we had was a three-year grand jury report that produced a 23-page report that -- and there were charges filed against jerry sandusky. there are still no charges as of this point filed against bernie fine. that's something that's very important to consider. that's one of the biggest differences. you're also looking at eyewitness accounts at

syracuse university associate head basketball coach bernie fine has been fired. this after explosive allegations of sexually abusing two former ball boys. after the firing, head coach jim boeheim, who had earlier defended fine, issued this statement. quote, the allegations that have come forth today are disturbing and deeply troubling. i am personally very shocked because i have never witnessed any of these activities that have been alleged. i believe the university took the appropriate step tonight. what is most important is that this fully be investigated and anyone with information be supported to come forward so that the truth can be found. i deeply regret any statements i made that might have inhibited that from occurring or been insensitive to victims of abuse. espn has released a secretly recorded conversation in 2002 between fine's wife, laurie fine, and one of the coach's accusers, bobby davis. on it, potentially damming evidence that suggest fine's wife not only knew about the abuse but allowed it to go on. we to want play some of that for you now. >> i

. >>> the sexual abuse allegations rocking syracuse university. associate basketball coach bernie fine has been fired after espn reported in a phone conversation his wife laurie fine had with one of his accusers. we'll play you some of the call ahead. the question is, why didn't the school and the police know about it when it was reported nearly a decade ago. keeping them honest. >>> egypt, anger in the streets and voters heading to the polls today. what can be done to fix this mess? we'll talk it over with thomas friedman of "the new york times." >>> first, let's check in with isha sesay. >> is there a culture of a cover-up. the parents of a drum major killed in an apparent hazing incident say yes, and they're suing the university to get answers on how their son died. [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thank you card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? we talked about getting a diamond. but with all the thank you points i've been earning... ♪ ...i flew

until this weekend an assistant basketball coach at syracuse university appeared to be weathering the accusations against him. but he was fired on sunday after telephone tapes with his own wife changed everything. mark schwarz of our sister network espn, the powerhouse espn, broke this story and he reports for us tonight. >> reporter: after syracuse university fired associate head basketball coach bernie fine, espn contacted his alleged victim, bobby davis, by phone. he told us "i appreciate the university doing the right thing. it means a lot that bernie will not be in position to use his power to hurt little kids like he hurt me." syracuse fired fine after a 36 year coaching stint, accused by davis and his stepbrother mike lange of sexually abusing them while they served as ball boys for the team as far back as 1978. at first, syracuse head coach jim boeheim fiercely defended his longtime colleague. >> i've worked with coach fine and that 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

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. >>> the sexual abuse allegations rocking syracuse university. associate basketball coach bernie fine has been fired after espn reported in a phone conversation his wife laurie fine had with one of his accusers. we'll play you some of the call ahead. the question is, why didn't the school and the police know about it when it was reported nearly a decade ago. keeping them honest. >>> egypt, anger in the streets and voters heading to the polls today. what can be done to fix this mess? we'll talk it over with thomas friedman of "the new york times." >>> first, let's check in with isha sesay. >> is there a culture of a cover-up. the parents of a drum major killed in an apparent hazing incident say yes, and they're suing the university to get answers on how their son died. ♪ the lexus december to remember sales event is here, but only for a limited time. see your lexus dealer. so i used my citi thank you card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? we talked about getting a diamond. but with all t

. >>> syracuse university fired the long time assistant coach accused of child sex abuse. manuel guy -- >> reporter: syracuse university fired bernie fine after a thinker man accused him of sexual abuse. one accusers recorded phone conversations with fine's wife. >> i know everything that went on with him. >> reporter: that's lori speaking to bobby davis about the abuse. davis says fine began molesting him in 19844 and it lasted for more than a decade. the former syracuse ball boy claims he had a sexual relationship with fine's wife when he was 18. a third accuser, told syracuse police fine molested him when he was 13 at a pittsburgh hotel. >> he put his hands down my shorts and began to fondle me. >> reporter: he faces sexual assault charges and his father says he is lying about fine. it was enough for syracuse to terminate fine and boeheim to back off earlier support for his friend. boeheim said i deeply regret statements i made that might have been insensitive to victims of abuse. fine denies allegations and not charged with any crimes. >> allegations come on the heels

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