bobby davis told us it was laurie fine.ou hear on the tape he says hello, laurie, she says hello, bobby, but in this type of case you have to confirm it. that's why we wanted to before airing it take the extra step to run it by a voice recognition expert that says yes, that is the voice of laurie fine. we compared it to other voice of laurie fine examples we were able to provide. >> who shot the videotape of her behind a counter? >> we shot hidden camera video in 2003, which was one of the areas where we had, you know, her voice on tape. we were able to compare her voice from 2003 and the call from 2002, and that's how the voice recognition expert was able to verify for us that that was, indeed, her voice. >> talk to me about the legality of why that audio tape recording, why bobby davis was not breaking the law the way in which he did it? >> okay. well, bobby davis made the call from saint george, utah. the call was received here in syracuse, new york. now, both of those states, utah and new york, are one party states, and

the first accuser is bobby davis. mike lang also accused him of molesting him, accused fine of molesting him. cnn's deborah feyerick spoke with lang and she is with us now on the phone from upstate new york. so, deborah, what did lang tell you. >> well, fredricka, we're on our way up to syracuse. i did speak with michael lang and it is interesting,lang. it is interesting, two of the alleged victims are step brothers, michael lang and bernie davis. they said he was like a father figure to them. they were so close that as teenagers they actually ape tended the wedding of coach fine and his wife 26 years ago. lang says his hand started shaking when he heard the coach's wife on television talking both about her husband's alleged sexual abuse of children, specifically his brother bobby davis and when she talked about her own alleged sexual inappropriateness to teenagers. lang says the same happened to him. that both of the brothers were victims sexual abuse by the husband and wife. as you mentioned, bernie fine not comment

bobby davis made the call from st.tah, and the call was received here in syracuse, new york. now, both of those states, utah and new york, are one-party states. what that means, by law, it is legal to record a conversation with someone without the second party knowing. so, in utah and in new york, the origin and the source of the call, both states are one-party states. the call was then made legally. >> that was mark schwartz, espn reporter talking earlier with our fredericka whitfield. nancy cantor says the university was never given the tape by bobby davis during their own investigation that took place back in 2005. >>> well, coming up, an amazing rescue at sea. a military helicopter crew braves gale force winds to rescue stranded sailors. one of the men at the controls was a royal. we'll tell you who. try. ready, go! ♪ yeah, rock on, mom! [ male announcer ] sometimes a hint is all the wrapping a gift needs. wait a minute...i... [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] the lexus december to remember sales event is here, but onl

george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car fi

bobby davis. so it, potentially damning evidence that suggests fine's wife not only knew about the abuse but allowed to go on. you'll hear that conversation in just a moment. but first the new accuser, 23-year-old zach, wchs spoke to him who claims that fine molested him in pittsburgh at a hotel when he was 13 a night before the syracuse game against pitt. he described the alleged abuse in detail. >> i was in the hotel room and he was -- he would put his hand down my shorts whenever i was sitting there watching tv. and he would basically gone dell me four to maybe even five times. and it would go in spurts between 10 and 15 minutes. and it would stop for a couple hours and then he would start that all over again. >> tomaselli has his own troubles. he's facing his own chargeses for allegedly assaulting a 14-year-old boy in maine in 2000 # and 2010. his own father calls him a liar and denies ever meeting fine or letting his son take a trip with the coach. you'll hear from the father in just a few mi

>> davis and fine also discuss a $5,000 loan davis received from coach fine in the late 1990s when davisbout 27 years old. the money was for paying off student loans. the time of the phone call, davis had not repaid coach fine. here's that exchange. >> you wanted the money, what was it for? what did he want for it? >> he wanted to do me. he wanted me to touch him too. he tried to make me touch him a couple of times and he'd grab my hand and then i'd go away. and then he'd -- >> right, right. he just has a nasty attitude. because he didn't get his money nor did he get what he wanted. he didn't get -- >> it's not about the money. >> it's about the [ bleep ] you're better off staying away from him. you know what? go to a place where there's gay boys, find yourself a gay boy. you know, get your rocks off, have it be over with. >> yeah, but -- >> you know. he needs a -- that male companionship that i can't give him nor is he interested in me and vice versa. >> laurie fine on the troubles with her marriage. adding yet another twist to the story. bobby davis said he and laurie fine had a sexual

davis' -- bobby davis when he was 18. davis' stepbrother also accused fine.en he was 13. >>> firefighters say the blaze that left residents in coup kind without a place to live was starred in a kitchen. eight united does -- started in a kitchen. eight united destroyed. -- 100 firefighters took almost two hours to bring the blaze under control. investigators say it started when a woman was warming oil to make french fries and walked away from the pot. damage estimated at two million dollars. >>> berkeley apartment building in danger of collapsing scheduled to be torn down today. the building had 39 apartments and two residents, it was gutted in a huge blaze this month, biggest fire in berkeley in 20 years. sidewalks and streets around the building will remain partially closed until the demolition is finished. >>> big protests expected at several uc campuses to coincide with an unusual meeting of uc regents today. >> amy hollyfield is live where police have spent hours preparing for pose -- for those protest. >> reporter: students are scheduled to protest here

davis campus went viral. now as you can see in the video the students were simply sitting on the ground arms length not interfering with the police in any way despite the police's initial defense that they had to use pepper spray because they had been encircled it's just another example of more brutal unnecessary tactics being used and it's resulted in widespread condemnation many people are calling on the u.c. davis chancellor to resign although she refuses and has so far changed her tune and initially supporting the police action and later expressing regret even outrage as well as trying to mend the situation by putting the two pepper spraying cops on leave now today students held another action on campus and unfortunately situations like this are becoming less the exception and more the rule join me to discuss it all is leafing we fall investigative reporter for the second alarm dot com we want to thank you so much for joining us tonight and i know that you were down there davis today where they held anoth

davis campus.ood evening, everyone. >> the idea for the occupy wall street movement was hatched in vancouver. its base is new york city. but many of the flash points are here in california. davis has become the latest national headline. police pepper spray and an embattled u.c. chancellor. you've been on the story for a couple of months now. what's different about the occupy controversy at u.c. davis. >> reporter: there's one big difference between the occupation here, the occupation at u.c. berkeley and in oakland for that matter. the chancellor came out and apologized. but for many year, the apology is unaccepted. >> it was pepper spray to the face. >> reporter: he was one of about a dozen protesters doused with pepper spray by u.c. police on friday after refusing orders to leave. >> reporter: u.c. davis' occupy movement shows no signs of slowing down. >> these are adults. if they have the nerve to be out here, i'll do it again. >> reporter: u.c. davis is standing with u.c. berkeley over police b

especially, at uc davis. they are calling for a general strike there they are hoping to shutdown that campus. upset after vick -- upset activists say the regents are unfit to represent the interests of students. they won't be meeting as a group in san francisco as they usually do. they are going to meet by teleconference. this meeting once postponed because of concerns of violence. students want to be heard this is where all of the locations of the regents will be. ucsf mission bay, uc davis, uc merced and ucla that's where you go in the bay area you come here to san francisco. if you would like to participate in the public comment portion. they've extend it, it is usually 20 minutes, today an hour. from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.. no word on how long the protests will last, police are definitely gearing up for the first time since we've been covering meetings we've been asked to park down the block outside of this front door. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 5:03. within the last hour officers have given occupy l.a. pr

davis so what's next now will these students become the new face of the movement. and look at the journalists and protesters and the only ones feeling the burn of police power spray and occupy wall street rallies one ounce or another journalists are being arrested and maced for simply doing their jobs so in a country that prides itself on freedom of the press why are so many journalists being silenced. plus shortly after president obama tried to eat up china's credibility at the apec summit it looks like the u.s. is hungry once again for economic fear mongering so why are americans so eager to create a new bread and are there fears justified. it's monday november twenty first eight pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for watching archie. well let's begin this evening with one of the many ways in which the occupy wall street movement continues to evolve and change though not necessarily a good thing for those who have been following it closely reading articles about it watching reports about events unfolding there because some of the very people trying to get the st

molested bobby davis in their home. >> i know everything that went on with him. >> reporter: davis saidand abusing him but felt powerless to stop it. >> one time she told me about an instance where she saw him through the basement window. >> what did she see? >> bernie grabbing me, touching me. >> reporter: davis went to syracuse police with his accusation in 2002 but got nowhere. he said he made the recording because the coach's wife was the one person who was validate his charge. later, a second man, davis' stepbrother, came forward and made similar accusations against fine. in a bizarre twist, laurie fine seems to admit that she had a sexual relationship with bobby davis when she was 18. >> were you ever with her sexually. >> yes. >> the issue at hand is that he has no business doing what he did with you. >> in retrospect. >> you know what, and neither did i, because i helped screw you up a little more, too. >> reporter: abc news. >> there are no words for how sick and twisted this story is. >> i'm flabbergasted. >> unbelievable. and in part of the conversation, davis tells laurie, h

davis and the woman he identifies as mrs. fine discuss the type of abuse he was subjected to, at the hands of the coach. >> what did he want you to do? you can be honest with me. >> i mean, he's like -- but at first he would grab me and start, you know touching me. >> reporter: this month, the accuser's own step-brother leveled similar accusations. and today, a 23-year-old from maine swore in a deposition to police that fine sexually assaulted him when he was just 13. >> do you think i'm the only one that he's ever done that to? >> no. i think that there might have been others. >> reporter: like joe paterno, the public will demand to know if 35-year hall of fame coach jim boeheim knew anything and when. boeheim has already called the accuser a liar, after bobby davis recently suggested the coach knew about his long-time assistant and young boys. on the tape, the woman identified as the coach's wife even predicts that one day, it would become public. >> i said to him, you know, bobby and i talked, and i found out some things a

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

davis' stepbrother also accused fine of molestation.er the weekend a 23-year-old from maine came forward accusing fine of abuse when he was 13-years-old. >>> a hayward family recovering from exposure to high levels of carbon monoxide after a faulty gas wall heater released a near fatal dose of the odorless gas. the woman says she and her daughter woke fatigued, dizzy, nauseous, they called a relative who rushed them on the 6-month-old to the emergency room. firefighters who went to inspect the home believe the family narrowly escaped death. >> carbon monoxide actually takes approximately 500 fatalities every year in this country. on top of that over 20,000 people end up in emergency rooms. >> as of july 1st, of this year each home is required by state law to have a carbon monoxide alarm installed. firefighters say they are essential in hopes because carbon monoxide is odor less, colorless and often lethal. >>> firefighters say the fire that left 60 residents of a cupertino apartment complex without a police to live was started in a kitc

-davis' police policy manual online. >> i urge uc-davis if they don't have their procedures available to the public, they need to make them available to the public. >> reporter: ladoris cordell former judge and independent auditor of the san jose police department has seen the controversial video and measuring the officers' conduct by san jose standards -- >> that officer and those officers who engaged in the pepper spraying get an f. actually they get an f-minus. >> reporter: she believes their behavior was not in line with what a reasonable officer should do under the same circumstances. >> they were sitting, silent in silent protest. >> reporter: now, the officers seen in the video and uc-davis' police chief have been placed on leave. this investigation should determine whether or not they will face disciplinary action. >> i'm assuming there is no hard time frame for this? >> no hard time frame that we have heard of. these investigations do take time and this particular investigators wants to be sure he gathered all this information before they move forward. >> you bet. people want

rest ford shooting scott davis.an, 51-year-old richard beasley is held on unrelated charges. beasley's mother describes her son as a mentor to a teenager. >> a kid we have taken to church. >> reporter: heather tuttle answered the craigslist ad and never heard back. >> i instantly got sick to my stomach. thinking how lucky i was. it could very well have been me had i got a response back. >> reporter: investigators are scrambling to find out, if everyone who clicked on the craigslist ad is still alive. clayton sandell, abc news. >>> well maybe just a sign of the desperation that has set in the search for little lisa irwin. a psychic was actually brought in over the weekend. said to believe lisa is likely dead and provided several areas where her body may have been dumped. they were searched. nothing has turned up. lisa has been missing since early october when her parents say she was snatched out of her crib. >>> to the middle east, there are conflicting claims about the u.s.-led attack that killed 24 pakistani soldie

the chair said she was shocked and appalled when she saw this video of uc davis police pepper spraying students while they sat in protest. she told students this morning this will not happen again. >> we want all of you to know that we fully and unequivocally support your right to protest >> i'm really glad to hear that people are starting to say that it is unacceptable. it is totally unacceptable. lor logan harris was hit by a police baton at the, c berkeley campus. she is glad to hear the university is looking attack ticks -- but didn't want administrators to lose sight request they were protesting in the first place. >> we are asking sacramento to increase our state funding from the current 2.3 billion dollars to 2.7 billion dollars. this is critically important. >> reporter: the meeting is a tell conference with regents dialing in from four campuses. -- the meeting before this was cancelled because of threats of violent protesting. today's teleconference was a compromise. >> do we change or cancel again? which would have been a mistake. >> reporter: the 150 students signed up to sp

the occupy davis has been a part of it. they're saying it's tuition.ly -- is this part of the 99% movement? i mean, is this part of occupy? is there interconnectivity here? is this an offshoot? >> it's all the same thing, all based on the income inequality throughout the country and all the rising costs. standing against the stagnant wages. in the last 30 years the wealthiest 1% accumulated all of the wealth and the rest have seen the standard of living going down, down, down. college tuition costs go up and there's no jobs available, it it becomes a pressing issue for everyone in the economy. not just the students who have to pay tuition fees but parents and everybody else connected with them. yes, student tuition issue, all of it, it's part of the larger conversation. the reality with occupy wall street is, there's no 15-second sound byte to sum this up. there are so many problems in this country. we need a movement to fix it. >> there's no 15 second sound byte to sum up the movement and the protests, but there's a lot of criticism out there that it

now, davis' account is corroborated by his stepbrother, michael lang. both of them were in the fine house for a period of years. both of them worked here as ball boys for the revered basketball program. you can imagine the syracuse community really trying to come to terms with these two sides of a coach that they have long respected. a third accuser did step forward, saying that he too was molested by the coach. but the accuser's father says that in fact he doesn't believe the story. police right now vetting the account. as for bernie fine, well, he says that he hopes the investigation is quick and credible. everyone waiting for the results of that investigation. both by the police and the district attorney. >> thanks so much. >>> all right. let's turn to politics now. he has climbed to the top of the crowd, and today newt gingrich takes his presidential campaign to south carolina after landing a big endorsement in new hampshire. our deputy political director paul steinhauser has the latest. >> this endorsement probably does matter. why? new hampshire.

davis and is in davis right now they are not i want first before we talk to put up some photos that we have of you and your interactions with police we have this photo here of you on the ground being arrested by police i think that was on friday and another photo as well this is you and in the holding cell with a couple of other fellows there. through that day friday afternoon what was the mood like after seeing some of these things happen up close and how that happened to you. well to be honest i was on the front line. protesters who were leaking arms. it had been very weak for me the right police approached us. very quickly. to the. cops on me and then threw me in a police car i was probably in a jail cell already when the. so i didn't get to release a lot of it first. it was i got to see along. you know it seems to me that during occupy wall street police have sort of been rewriting the rules here i mean we do know that two of the officers that we saw in this pepper spray video have been placed on administrative leave paid administrative leave but apparently you know if this happene

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. >> reporter: this season of giving is starting off with record spending. >> it felt

is a graduate of uc davis. there, 11. just 11. this wasn't a demonstration of 30,000. this wasn't a large encampment of 200 tents in portland. this was just 11 students in a not very well known uc campus. and the images of this have resonated around the world. in the same way that the lone young man standing in front of the tanks at tiananmen square resonated. this will be an iconic moment in this occupy wall street movement which clearly now has shifted to an even larger movement on campuses. and i think that people will remember months or years from now that you uc davis was the moment that occupy wall street went to the college campuses and this is going to just spread like wildfire i think across campuses in the country. >> i hope so. i really hope so. >> kase wheatley, can you please stay with us through this break? we're going to continue this conversation after the break. if you can stay with michael moore on the show here. we're going to be back with more on the occupy protests around the country. right

to kill 11 davis and now -- kellen davis. he is called for an intentional grounding.e game is over. raiders improve to a 7-4 and he had quite a game. >> it was great. i had good warm ups and didn't expect to get 6. >> not to get touchdowns is obviously something that us from -- that frustrates you. have you to be happy with a field goal when your defense is playing like that. beacon serve tiffs at times. -- be conservative at times. >> watch out for tim tebows. the broncos taking on san diego and trying to keep pace with the raiders. tebow to decker and denver down 3 at the half. going to over time and game tied at 13. he lines up for a 37 yarder. broncos keep winning with tebow. four straight to stay a game back of the raiders. 16-13 the final. the bcs rankings are out. stanford moving up and lsu is number one and will face georgia in the sec title game. alabama is number two, their season is over. oklahoma state is third. they get oklahoma on saturday. stanford 4 and virginia tech is 5. the top five is guaranteed a bowl and fiesta most likely for stanford. >> and th

the chair said she was shocked and appalled when she saw this video of uc davis police pepper spraying students while they sat in protest. she told students this morning this will not happen again. >> we want all of you to know that we fully and unequivocally support your right to protest peacefully. >> i'm really glad to hear that people are starting to say that it is unacceptable. it is totally unacceptable. lor logan harris was hit by a police baton at the, c berkeley campus. she is glad to hear the university is looking attack ticks -- but didn't want administrators to lose sight request they were protesting in the first place. >> we are asking sacramento to increase our state funding from the current 2.3 billion dollars to 2.7 billion dollars. this is critically important. >> reporter: the meeting is a tell conference with regents dialing in from four campuses. -- the meeting before this was cancelled because of threats of violent protesting. today's teleconference was a compromise. >> do we change or cancel again? which would have been a mistake. >> reporter: the 150 students sig

you have to coordinate this through davis.hey have to give you the money and know exactly when you're going in and coming out. >> but as long as this informant, whom we're calling tango is in jail, he needs his boyfriend on the outside to set up targets for police. >> we're on our way. four days later, tango's partner comes through. he arranges a buy with a major dealer. now davis and investigator hernandez are headed to boys town to brief him before the deal goes down. several undercover units are going to conduct surveillance. >> there's nothing special that he has to do. just be normal. >> he's just doing this for his partner. >> we'll have guys on the street, undercover vehicles. >> that's him. he's looking high-low. >> honk your horn. tell him to honk his horn. he's so green. i'll meet you guys there. >> investigators meet at another location where they'll hash it out with tango's boyfriend. we're calling him cash to protect his identity. cash has arranged to meet the target at a downtown hotel but is waiting for him to s

tuition hikes and police use of force on student demonstrators packed the uc davis auditorium to give regents a piece of their mind. >> this board does not adequately represent the needs and wishes of the students and faculty of this you thought. >> reporter: the special teleconference took place at four uc campuses. but the only ring gends physically at the site were the student regents who say they would have liked to have been joined by their colleagues but the regents decided it wouldn't be wise. >> the best way to have the meeting continue to be at davis and have as few police as possible was to have just almost exclusively the senior regents. >> reporter: student regents look eed puzzled as students chanted and formed a sharing circle. many are still call issing on the chancellor who dodged reporters' questions too step down. while all denounced the actions of police. >> it's really upsetting that all this happened with the pepper spray incident, like obviously i feel like everybody will agree that it was an upsetting incident. however, i think that we're taking it in the right

davis why did you write this letter. well i wrote a letter because as i argued a lot and i think that over the past few years the student movement you see in police brutality has been a tool that's been systematically used by senior administrator is to terrorize students and faculty who protest ongoing situation increases and to suppress free speech and political stunts our campuses i know this is one of the major issues for some of the young people in all the different occupy movement is the cost of feet and also the funding that's being taken away from from the education system here. you put yourself at rest and i writing a letter like beth what has been the response the response has been really incredible and inspiring i have a tremendous amount of supports within my department from the faculty at the university from the board to give a sparkle to association and from faculty and students throughout the university of california and since i've been distributed a letter received thousands of e-mails from people around t