gary schultz has served the university for years. almost two or three decades as the senior vice president of finance and business. someone that i have worked with. and tim curley was a highly honored athletic director. and it is very, very surprising to hear that anything like this were ever to happen. but fundamentally, what it comes down to is the safety of children. if in any way someone knew that children were in danger, even had the slightest inkling that children were in danger and did nothing about it, it's absolutely disgusting to me. and i hope that's not the case. and i hope from working with them that i would be thoroughly surprised if they did know. and chose to cover it up. but if the report today shows that there was some sort of information, they knew it, and they did nothing about the potential endangerment of children, then i will be very, very disappointed and very upset. >> donations to penn state. second highest in its history. something like $203 million. does that surprise you? >> it doesn't at all. there's one

this is from vice president gary schultz to the athletic director, tim curley and vice president graham spanier. this is february 28th, 2001. schultz writes, "tim and graham, this is a more humane and up-front way to handle this." he's talking about a plan to deal with allegations against sandusky privately and get him professional help. this is definitely not a -- not what a boss should do in this kind of situation, is it? >> well, i think -- i have read that e-mail, and including the responses. and i think what's really important, they -- you have curley who's saying, basically, i want to talk to sandusky first and get what he has to say. and based on what he says, then i'll take whatever course of action. curley and schultz say that mcqueary didn't actually make the specific allegations that mcqueary says. sandusky refused it. so what mcqueary ultimately did, he thereafter told second mile. it's true that it was not reported to authorities. but under pennsylvania law, whether or not they had to do that or not, i think, is somewhat in question, because the pennsylvania law is more cir

>> gary schultz has a failure of empathy.n be found in some corporate boardrooms where people will do anything for profit. he is dottie sandusky, these are people who surrounded gary and for personal gain, secondary gain became codependent with him to achieve things they wanted. in dottie's case she wanted her family in place. with this guy he wanted his home team. he would trade the safety of kids for feeling like a member of the team. but really when you think about it this is a team from hell. megyn: and now he, along with the other gentlemen are on trial for perjury for allegedly having lied to the grand jury about all of this. dr. ablow you wrote in a piece a few months ago that these men may have known how to win football games but they knew nothing about moral courage as you point out today. thank you so much for your insight, sir. >> thank you, megyn, take care. megyn: we're taking your thoughts on that right now. you can follow me on twitter at megyn. let me know what you think. let me know what you think. coming up,

former president graham spanier, also former vice president gary schultz, the school's late head coach joe paterno, and its former athletic director tim curley. freeh says that the four ignored more red flags than you can count, didn't take into account any action to protect those kids from sandusky for 14 years. here's what he said specifically about paterno's role. >> the evidence shows that mr. paterno was made aware of the 1998 investigation of sandusky, followed it closely, but failed to take any action, even though sandusky had been a key member of his coaching staff for about 30 years and had an office just steps away from mr. paterno. >> in a statement issued today the paterno family acknowledged that the former head coach made mistakes and regretted them, but they insisted that paterno did not know that sandusky was a child predator. joining us live from philadelphia, cnn contributor and patriots news reporter sara ganim. you've been covering this story from the very beginning. this is a panel that reviewed more than, what, 3.5 million documents, held 430 interviews before com

this is an e-mail chain with vice president gary schultz and athletic director tim curley.use of a boy in a school locker room. curley wrote, quote, anything new in this department, coach is anxious to know where it stands, end quote. investigators say the coach referred to here is, in fact, joe paterno. again, this was in 1998. paterno told a grand jury he didn't know anything, you know, about that incident there and he didn't hear about, he says, any allegations until 2001. but just in that exchange, brian, is that enough of a smoking gun in your opinion? >> well, it's a smoking gun, because it shows that joe paterno's anxious. where do things stand? back in 1998, paterno knows about the incident in 1998. all the top administration knows about it in 1998. this litany of e-mails clearly shows that the top administration and joe paterno were more concerned about the football program, the image of penn state, the money that's generated through the football program. they were trying to preserve that at the expense of protecting children. that's reprehensible and it needs to b

the e-mails are between penn state ppesident graham ppanier, vice presiient gary schultz, and athleticr tim curley discussing the now infamous 2001 shower incident whhre grad assistant mmke sexxally assaulting a young y - boy. the first email is dated his boos coach joe paterno to - about what he's seen in the shower. paterno tstified quote- "it was a sexual nature." by now, mcqueary testified he's told athletic director curley and vp schultz about exactly what he saw-- aa boy with his hands up against a waal with sandusky behind him. the purpprted e-mails don't mention sandusky y namee instead calling hhi "the subject" and person." in the first purported exchangee a ttree-part plan to qqote: "talk with the ubject ... contact the... charrtable organization (second mile) and contacting the ddpartment of welfare." that's an agency suspected abuse. yet, the next niiht, cuuley indicates a changeeof heart. he allegedly sends an email to penn state's president spanier and refers curley says he wants to talk o 3 thhngs over with sandusky and work with him before deciding whhther to contaat ch

with jerry sandusky and, for example, they even pointed to a note written by then vice president gary schultz after an incident involving two boys and jerry sandusky in which he wrote is this the opening. pandora's box? are there other children? now attorneys for graham spanier have not responded and lawyers for -- >> well be getting back to susan candiotti later on. three minutes past 5:00 on the east coast. investigators are telling us that they have found no explosives on board a delta airplane a plane that returned to kennedy airport in new york because there was a security scare. it was delta flight 126 and it turned around about an hour into its flight. it was on its way to spain. obviously it didn't get there. passengers instead taken off, evacuated from that plane and the nypd bomb squad got on board instead and brought with them bomb sniffing dogs. authorities say the plane was turned around after a passenger on board was in the bathroom and found some drinking strauss that apparently had wires, wires stuffed inside them. >>> lawmakers are fuming that team usa will be decked out in u

freeh blasted former president graham spanier, athletic director tim curly, vice president gary schultz and paterno for l inaction. >> nobody even spoke to sandusky. not one of those four persons, including the coach, who was a few steps away from his office. there's no end case anybody spoke to him. >> reporter: throughout the investigation all have denied knowing the full extent of sandusky's actions up. >> should know our hearts remain heavy and we are deeply ashamed. >> reporter: on campus thursday, a dark day and disblae. >> i'm disappointed that the leaders of our institution could let something like this happen. >> and now here is your first look at some of the other news going on around america today. in judicial, this is frightening video. it show as car crash caused by someone running a red right. can you see that car going a born. police want you to see these images to drive home the risk of reckless behavior. amazingly there were no serious injuries but the driver was arrested for dui. in st. louis, this was the result after crews went to check out a complaint of gas order.

paterno, athletic director tim curley, university president graham spanier and senior vice president gary schultz who were all found to have not only turned a baseline eye to the abuse but to have actually aided in the cover-up. ron allen is on the penn state campus now. ron, what are the key takeaways from this report from lewis freeh? >> i guess the biggest takeaway is a lot has to change here at penn state, a lot of very profound cultural things that would allow something like this to happen over a period of at least 14 years going back to 1998 when lewis freeh's report says joe paterno, graham spanier and others first became aware of what jerry sandusky was doing, maybe not the full extent of it but they were aware enough he thought so that they could have done something to stop it. so, what will the short fallout be? just behind me you can't see it there's a statue of joe paterno outside of the football stadium and there are calls to have that statue removed. we already know that nike who had a child care center named after joe paterno has changed the name and take his name off that child ca

graham spanier, tim curly, former athletic director, gary schultz, the former vice president, all ofe paterno, the legendary and revered football coach who died last january. >> there's more red flags here than you could count. >> reporter: several of the more than 3 million e-mails and documents unearthed by freeh's investigators show that paterno, contrary to his grand jury testimony, was informed and kept apprised of a 1998 police investigation of suspected child abuse by sandusky in the school's locker room shower. curley wrote in one e-mail he had touched base about the probe and days later this was there follow up "anything new in this department? coach is anxious to know where it stands." the allegations was disturbing enough that schultz, ch harj of the university police, wrote in private notes "is this opening of pandora's box, adding other children"? >> nobody even spoke to sandusky, not one of those four persons, including the coach, a few steps away from his office." >> when graduate assistant tells paterno about seeing sandusky neighborhood with a young boy in the shower

there's an excerpt in the exhibits from this report by freeh of an email from gary schultz to both spanier and curley on february 28. to quote a part of that, from schultz to spanier and curley. the only downside for us is if the message isn't heard, and acted upon, and we then become vulnerable for not having reported it. he is referring to an earlier email written around 8:00 the night before by tim curley in which curley says after giving it much thought -- excuse me, after giving it more thought and talking it over with joe yesterday, i am uncomfortable with what we agreed were the next steps. freeh in his statement went on to say that he had interviewed more than 430 people, and his investigative group had sifted through and found more than 3.5 million emails and documents. a very, very comprehensive investigation. and devastating in many ways to penn state. >> devastating to penn state. it also poiaints a very interesting picture of joe paterno. any reaction to what they are saying about joe paterno? >> not yet, erica. but clearly, this meeting between paterno and tim curley was very

freeh blasted former president graham spanier, athletic director tim curley, vice president gary schultz, and paterno for their inactions. >> nobody even spoke to sandusky, not one of those four persons, including the coach who was a few steps away from his office. there's no indication anybody spoke to him. >> reporter: throughout the investigation all have denied knowing the full extent of sandusky's actions. the penn state board of trustees was singled out for its lack of oversight. >> you should know that our hearts remain heavy, and we are deeply ashamed. >> reporter: on the penn state campus thursday, a dark day and disbelief. >> i'm disappointed that the leaders of our institution could let something like this happen. >> reporter: chris pollone, nbc news. >>> and now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. in new jersey a frightening video of a car crash caused by someone running a red light. you can see that car going airborne after smashing right into a barrier and taking out one of the traffic signals. now, police want you to see these images to

gary schultz, the former vice president. all of them have denied wrongdoing. joe paterno, the legendary and revered football coach who died last january. >> there's more red flags here than you could count. >> reporter: several of the more than 3 million e-mails and documents unearthed by freeh's investigators, show paterno, contrary to his grand jury testimony, was informed and kept apprised of a 1998 police investigation of suspected child abuse by sandusky in the school's locker room shower. curley wrote in one e-mail to spanier and schultz that he had touched base with paterno about the probe. and days later there was this follow-up -- anything new in this department? coach is anxious to know where it stands. the allegation was disturbing enough that schultz, who was in charge of the university police, wrote in private notes, is this opening of pandora's box? adding, other children? but no charges were brought and university officials kept it quiet. >> nobody even spoke to sandusky, not one of those four persons, including the coach, who was a few steps aw

late football coach joe paterno, former president graham spanier, retired senior vice president, gary schultz and ex-athletic director, tim curley repeatedly concealed critical facts related to the child abuse from the authorities. the university's board of trustees, the penn state community and the public at large. >> the evidence clearly shows in our view, an active agreement to conceal. >> the report cites an e-mail sent by curley in the weeks after mike mcqueary said he had witnessed sandusky sexually abusing a boy in a campus shower. according to investigators, curley, spanier and schultz wanted to report sandusky to child welfare authorities but after speaking to paterno, curley wrote in an e-mail that he would prefer to keep the matter private and speak with sandusky. that same night, spanier responded with an e-mail reading, "the approach you outline is humane and a reasonable way to proceed." >> although concern to treat the child abuser humanely was stated, no such sentiments were expressed by them to sandusky's victims. >> paterno's family said the coach should have done more but t

former athletic director tim curley and gary schultz are accused of failing to alert police to sandusky. this comes ahead of a report by a former fbi director who plans to release his findings on this investigation tomorrow. the jury convicted jerry sandusky last month of sexually abusing ten boys over a 15-year span. >>> the taxi cab industry is getting the biggest overhaul in decades in the district. the d.c. council approved the changes in the improvement act of 2012. dozens of d.c. cab drivers tried to protest the move outside of the wilson building but it wasn't enough to sway council members. the city wants to use the gps technology to monitor where cabs go and make sure drivers aren't taking longer routes to inflate fares. >>> the d.c. council will revisit one detail of that taxi bill later this year that deals with uber. the amendment would have set price at five times the minimum of taxis. many uber's customers say they will pick up and drop off in areas taxis will not. >>> after an unexpected break from track work last week, metro is making up for this this weekend with work o

the report is expected to focus on tim curley and ex vice president gary schultz. the two officials decided not to tell authorities about a 2001 incident in which graduate assistant mike mcqueary said he witnessed sandusky sexually abusing a boy in a campus shower. curley and schultz are awaiting trial on criminal charges they lied to a grand jury that was investigating sandusky. attorneys for sandusky's victims will be interested in the findings as it will likely have an impact on future lawsuits. also a close eye on the report, relatives of the legendary football coach, joe paterno. he was fired as a result of the scandal and died shortly after his ouster. this week his family fended off reports suggesting he may have tried to protect sandusky. on tuesday, they released a statement reading in part, "jerry sandusky was a master deceiver. he fooled players, coaches, law enforcement officials, child service professionals, penn state board members, university leaders, neighbors, donors, staff and supporters of second mile and his family." yesterday, the family did mo

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the report named the former president and athletic director and former vice president gary schultz and the late joe paterno. >> nobody spoke to sandusky. not one of those four persons including the coach who was a few steps away from the office. no one spoke to him. >> throughout the investigation, all four denied knowing the full extent of sandusky's actions. >> 30 years ago it was a fringe movement, but now the bike community san influential and well organized political machine and might be transforming how your neighborhood looks. let's bring in our reporter elise. >> a handful of people were part of bay area bike coalitions and today they are 20,000 strong. even a high ranking politician. the bicycle is very important. >> they know how to move in numbers. thousands of cyclists share the road for the san jose bike party. thousands more take over the streets of san francisco for critical mass, a ride that has been going on for 20 years. to monitor the monthly event, infamous for disrupting commuters, sfpd dedicated $188,000 in resources in the last year and a half. >> is it money wel

. >> the closest thing to a smoking gun, handwritten notes kept by gary schultz.hen assistant football coach, jerry sandusky, was investigated for child abuse in 1998, schultz wrote, quote, is this opening of pandora's box? according to the report, head coach, joe paterno knew about the incident, but did nothing. >> our most saddening and sobering finding is the total disregard for the safety and welfare of sandusky's child victims by the most senior leaders at penn state. >> in 2001, after paterno was told that sandusky was spotted in penn state showers sexually abusing a young boy, the report revealed that the school's athletic director was planning on reporting the incident to authorities. but changed his mind after speaking with joe paterno. former fbi chief who led the investigation that changes at penn state should make parents comfortable, sending their children to the school. a sentiment echoed today. but free cautioned when there is wrong doing, everyone has the responsibility to blow the whistle. in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >> on the penn st

he charged that paterno, former president graham, senior vice president gary schultz and athletic director tim curley repeatedly concealed critical facts relating to sandusky's child abuse from the authorities, the university's board of trustees, the penn state community and the public at large. >> the evidence clearly shows in our view an active agreement to conceal,s what significant and shocking as the four of them, the most powerful people in penn state university made a decision to conceal this information. >> reporter: as evidence freeh cited a revealing director by athletic director curley written about two weeks after assistant football coach mike mcqueary said he witnessed sandusky assault a boy in a shower in february of 2001. according to the report, curly, spannier and schultz decided to report him to child welfare authorities but then after speaking to paterno curley said in an e-mail he would prefer to keep the matter private and speak with sandusky. late their night in another e-mail he responded writing in part, the approach you outline is humane and a reasonable way to pro

. >> reporter: the president of the university for 16 years, graham spanier, gary schultz, vice president of the athletic department and police, and tim curley, and joe paterno, who told a grand jury he did not know of accusations of abuse made against jerry sandusky in 1998. but the freeh commission found e-mails saying paterno was anxious to know where the matter stands. worse, the report finds paterno stopped superiors plans to report sandusky to authorities in 2001. sandusky went on to assault at least seven other boys. paterno's family continues to defend him. >> there is really no new facts involved in this. just some new interpretations that really won't take away from anything that he has done. >> reporter: penn state is pledging reform. with today's report, we can continue the process of addressing the most painful chapter in the university's history. >> reporter: joe paterno died of lung cancer in january. the scandal will forever be a part of his legacy. larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >> now, the report has a lot of people wondering how history will treat joe-pa, our faceboo

publicity, themost powerful leaders at the university, former president graham spanier, vice president gary schultzhletic director tim curley and paterno hupeatedly concealed critical facts relating to child sex abuse allegations against sandusky from authorities." early this morning in a devastating blow to his once pious image, paterno's larger- than-life statue was hauled away. leaving behind his words on a wall. thhey ask me what i would like written when i'm gone. ite pe they write i made penn d ate a better place, not just that i was a good football coach." words that now more than ever yirry a hollow, damning ring. armen keteyian, cbs news, new york. >> glor: overseas three civilian contractors were killed in afghanistan today in herat drovince when a gunman wearing an afghan uniform opened fire on ng angn contractors. nato also says five troops have ctors naled in roadside bombings roer the past two days. there is no word on nationalities. tead, the fighting intensifies in syria as street battles - inte in two main cities. that story is next. a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm n

freeh roundly criticizes former university president graham spainer, vice president gary schultz, athletic director tim curly, and hall of fame football coach joe paterno. he maintains if any one of those men acted on information they knew about sandusky as early as 1998, several children might not have become victims. the report reveals clear evidence the group planned to go to authorities after grad assistant mike macquarie sawsan does ski showering with a young boy in 2001. but they changed course after paterno was consulted, motived by the desire to avoid bad publicity. >> what is significant and shocking is that the four of them, the most powerful people in penn state university made a decision to conceal this information. >> reporter: reaction to the revelations has been swift and strong. this from an attorney representing one of sandusky's victims. >> penn state needs to recognize that this report is a road map for the litigation, for the attorney general's future investigation, the department of justice as well as the ncaa. >> reporter: in a statement, paterno's family admitted the

in a message to the president of the university from, let's see, from tim curley, and copying gary schultzays after giving it more thought and talking with joe yesterday, i am uncomfortable with what we agreed were the next steps. i'm having trouble going to everyone but the person involved. i think it is more comfortable meeting with the person involved and tell them the information that we received. so in other words, at this point, kyra, they decide not to move forward with telling all of this to the child welfare agenci agencies. >> any comment from these three since you have been able to break this news? >> well, we didn't get any calls back from the lawyer representing your former president of penn state graham spanier, but we did a letter from the lawyers representing c curley and schultz. this is how it reads. for curley, schultz, spanier and paterno, the responsible and the humane thing to do was like governor corbett of pennsylvania to carefully and responsibly assess the best way to handle vague but troubling allegations. faced with tough situations, good people try to do their

the report says former president graham spanier, former vice president gary schultz ... former atletic director tim curley and the late football coach joe paterno actively agreed to keep quiet about the sex abuse to protect penn state's reputation.. the report is said and sobering >>the board accepts full responsibility for the failures that occurred ... board members say they don't plan to resign ... but will follow the recommendations from children are protected in the future. joe paterno's name is being removed from a child care center. nike has decided to change the name of the joe paterno child development center at its headquarters in oregon. nike's president says the move is in response to the report on penn state's handling of the child sex abuse scandal. company officials haven't said what they will rename the center. the united states olympic team won't be wearing uniforms made in america at the summer games. this year's olympic uniforms, made by fashion icon ralph lauren, were manufactured in china. this isn't the first time the uniforms have been made oversea

the leaders being singled out are graham spanier former senior vice president gary schultz, former athleticmothy curley and former head football coach joe paterno. after reading 3.5 million e-mails and documents it details knowledge of sandusky's abuse by university officials as far back as 1998. but the abuse was able to continue because of a lack of oversight by the board of directors, a quote culture of reverence for the football program and i quote a decision by spanier schultz paterno and curley to allow sandusky to retire in 1999, not as a suspected child predator but as a valued member of the penn state football legacy with future visibility at penn state and ways to continue to work with young people through penn state essentially granting him license to bring boys to campus facilities for grooming as targets for his assaults. for more, let's bring in radio talk show host buzz bissinger author of "friday night lights." thank you for your time. this is something you've been writing about focusing on, doing everything you could to get us to understand the enormous magnitude. is this a

the former president of the university, tim curley and gary schultz, the former vice president.t they talk about sheds a whole new light on how the now deceased head coach joe paterno may have influenced their actions when it came to reporting what they knew and when they learned about jerry sandusky's reported showering activities with a young boy on the campus. susan candiotti has this exclusive. >> reporter: cnn has been given details of four e-mail exchanges from sources with knowledge of the case raising new questions about what penn state knew and when they knew it. the e-mails are between vice president and the president and athletic director discussing the now infamous 2001 shower incident where mike mcquery said he saw sandusky sexually assaulting a young boy. the first e-mail is dated february 26th, 2001. that's 16 days after mcquery reports to his boss coach joe paterno about what he had seen in the shower. paterno testified it was sexual nature. by now mcquery testified he's told athletic director and v.p. about exactly what he saw. a boy with his hands up against th

spanier's lawyer didn't return our calls, but we do have this from the lawyers representing gary schultz tim curley. they say, quote, for curley, schultz, spanier and paterno, the responsible and humane thing to do was like pennsylvania governor's corbett to carefully and responsibly determine the best way to handle vague but troubling allegations. faces with tough situations, good people try to do their best to make the right decisions. obviously this is something that penn state's own independent investigation being run by former fbi director louis freeh and state prosecutors are pursuing. >> we asked you to talk back on another big story. we asked you is the health care mandate a tax or a penalty? you are responding in droves. we'll read some of those responses next. ya know, for whoever you are that day. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> we asked you to talk back on one of the big stories of the day. the question for you this morning. is the health care mandate a tax or a penalty? this from melissa. what if i opt out of health insurance and need to

according to the report, joe paterno and other top university officials including graham spanier, gary schultz curley -- here was judge freeh this morning in announcing his findings. >> our most saddening and sobering finding is the total disregard for the safety and welfare of sandusky's child victims by the mostenior leaders at penn state. the most powerful men at penn state failed to take any steps for 14 years to protect the children who sandusky vi victimized. mr. spanier, shult, p tern and curley never demonstrated through anchors or words any concern for the safety and well being of sandusky's victims. until after sandusky's arrest. >> diane diamond is a reporter for "the daily beast" where buzz bissinger is a columnist, also talk show host. buzz, when paterno was questioned by the grand jury in 2011 about that shower assault witnessed by mike mcqueary, here's what he was asked. other than the incident, do you know in any way through rumor, direct knowledge of any other inappropriate sexual conduct by sandusky with young boys? paterno's answer. no. i do not know of it. you did mention,

spanier, gary schultz, joe paterno and curley never demonstrated any concern for the safety and well-beingf sandusky's victims until after sandusky's arrest. >> the paterno family said "joe paterno did not cover up for jerry sandusky. joe paterno did not know that jerry sandusky was a pedophile. joe paterno did not act in any way to prevent a proper investigation of jerry sandusky. to claim otherwise is a distortion of the truth." we'll continue to watch louis freeh as he finishes up with questions and answers. we take you to this live picture in houston, texas. the naacp convention. joe biden will be giving the keynote address at the convention. we're looking at houston, texas. last year michelle obama spoke to the group and president obama when he was running for office was there in 2008 during the campaign. we may dip into that when joe biden comes on. until that happens, to the city of scranton, which has been hit especially hard. uni union workers plan to ask a judge to hold the mayor in contempt of court after he cut the pay of nearly 400 municipal workers to the state's minimum wage

former athletic director tim curley and former vice president gary schultz are also accused of failing to alert police about jerry sandusky. meanwhile, joe paterno's family says the late football coach did not take part in a coverup for sandusky. paterno's family called sandusky "a master deceiver." this comes ahead of a report by a former fbi director that will release the findings of his investigation tomorrow. a jury convicted sandusky last month of abusing ten boys over a 15-year period. >>> five us airways passengers be out of the hospital after getting sick aboard a flight to rome. that flight was diverted to philadelphia after passengers and crew members reported feeling ill. fumes were detected on the plane. five people were treated at the hospital and released. us air replaced the sick crew and plane and resumed the flight. >>> the southern california city of san bernardino is filing for bankruptcy. "the los angeles times" says city council voted and passed the issue last night. the interim city manager said the city may not be able to make payroll with a budget shortfall of m

. >> reporter: the closest thing to a smoking gun, handwritten notes kept by gary schultz, the school's former senior vice president for business and finance. when assistant football coach jerry sandusky was investigated for child abuse in 1998, schultz wrote, "is this opening a pandora's box? other children? " according to the report head coach joe paterno knew about the incidents but did nothing. >> our most saddening and sobering finding is the total disregard for the safety and welfare of sandusky's child victims by the most senior leaders at penn state. >> reporter: in 2001 after paterno was told that sandusky was spotted in penn state showers sexually abusing a young boy, the report reveals that the school's athletic director was planning on reporting the incident to authorities but changed his mind after speaking with joe paterno. the paterno family issued a statement saying in part, "the idea that any sane responsible adult would knowingly cover up for a child predator is impossible to accept. the more realistic conclusion is that many people didn't fully understand what was hap