my contract stated drop off -- you know, bring to the chelsea piers. >> destination, as directed, chelsea piers, 4:00 a.m., drop at back where you pick them up. okay. what did you believe as directed meant? >> what i did is prior to leaving the shop to do the job, i asked my dispatcher, okay. what's the job? i always do that. he said you're picking up here in the bronx and taking them to chelsea pier and then returning th

. >> piers: chelsea, thank you. >> thank you, piers. >> piers: that is all for us tonight, thank goodness. "ac 360" -- i can't even say it all hot under the collar, starts now. >>> piers, thank you, good evening, 10 p.m. on the east coast. breaking news on the penn state sex abuse scandal. s word of a new accuser, he says jerry sandusky raped him in the 199 0rz more, possibly ten, you will hear from shortly, some claiming abecause dating back to the '80s. if those claims bear out and sandusky is true, ate because went on far longer than they thought and so did perhaps the cover up. jason carroll has more in a moment we begin begin with the possibility of a coverup or at the least, a deep silence that might tarnish over penn state and joe pattern know the more we try to answer the questions that everyone wants answers to mortgage we run into fan fest stations of that culture, of that ecosystem, which everyone knows everyone and they are all connected somehow to penn state football. start with michael mcqueary who says he witnessed jerry sandusky raping a boy in the football team showers ba

i mean, you can have a good laugh and that's fun. >> piers: thank you, chelsea. d sense of humor, ricky gervais taking over the globes. you didn't know this? >> when did that happen? >> piers: despite last year. >> he was the best host he ever had. >> piers: is hollywood beginning to understand that kind of humor? >> i hope so i really hope so. >> piers: there was a chronic sense of humor failure last year. i thought it was hysterical? >> was it last year? it was two years ago? >> piers: add go at it, rev it is up, gets ever more outrageous you can the whole thing is about balloon pricking, stop taking yourself too seriously, isn't it? >> i believe it s i don't think anyone should take themselves too seriously unless, you know -- you know, i think there is a fine line, the oscars. ricky gervais is hilarious, i don't think anybody can say he suspect. it tom cruise is offended, then good. really? is that what we're worried about? >> piers: i hope there are more cutaways to all their face, i had ricky on the show after globes last year, he was brilliant. when i playe

. >> chelsea, thank you. >> thank you, piers. >>> hello, i'm monita rajpal at cnn london. the philippines election commission says the former president has been charged with large-scale vote fraud. >>> new york city police say they have arrested almost 300 people in occupy wall street protests across the city, scuffles erupted when crowds tried to block the new york stock exchange and other public areas. the protest movement began two months ago on september 17th. >>> frustrations over the financial crisis are also playing out in greece. thousands of people poured into the streets of athens to commemorate a student uprising in 1973 but it quickly turned into a demonstration against new government austerity measures. the ruling coalition plans to submit a new round of budget cuts to parliament later today. >>> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton will go to myanmar next month to check on pro-democracy reforms there. it will be the first visit there by a u.s. secretary of state in half a century. it comes eight months after the long ruling military junta allowed the estab

chelsea handler. >> why don't you shut up? just shut up. >> what she thinks of demi moore, ashton kutcher breakup and why she's called the anti-oprah. this is a live, uncensored, "piers morgan tonight." good evening. breaking news tonight. thousands of occupy wall street protesters marching across new york city's brooklyn bridge. some of the marchers shouting this is what democracy looks like. this is what america looks like. the march comes at the end of the day with clashes with police, mass arrests and traffic jams in lower manhattan. well over 300 people have been arrested and some of the demonstrations are going on across the country and indeed around the world. i want to go straight live to lower manhattan. amber, probably not as big a day as we were anticipating. what would you describe the mood tonight? >> reporter: well tonight, piers, things have really come down. the marches have come full circle. they started off early morning in zuccotti park. now they made their way back here after hitting up some subway stops. there was a bit of tension. and a lot of it happening right out here in zuccotti park. we've been following the movement all across the country,