in 48 hours, joe wilson raises $1 million. he puts up an ad saying joe's under attack.m fight back. great example. he's making money off of this thing. fall of fame example. we have to give credit where credit is due. michele bachmann. she has built a political career off of irresponsible statements saying president obama is bringing tyranny to the nation, running a gangster government. well, those statements were so effective, she raised $13.5 million off them online. so that is an example of how you play this sort of sick new twist on politics where you throw a flagrant foul and make a lot of money off. she more than any other congressman. that's how you play the sick new twist on politics where you can throw a flagrant foul and make a lot of money on-line. >> john avalon is staying with us. amazing how playing the victim, i think all of us at some point did that. like oh, hoping that someone else will get the yellow card. you turn a profit. but herman cain has come out on the top of the latest cbs poll. if you look here, cain is 18%. undecided 17%. that perhaps is eq

those 16 words, joe wilson, valerie plame became a big issue.one point you described that condoleeza rice came into your office, used the word teary-eyed and apologized for the apology. am i getting that right? >> she came in and said i had been right when i argued against making a public apology tort inclusion of the 16 words in the state of the union address. i didn't mean to single out or pick on secretary rice at all. it was a lesson in i felt in terms of how you shouldn't proceed under those circumstances. the fact of the matter was the brits said it was a true statement. it was their statement, the president quoted the british. when they canned it and said yes this is true. saddam did had representatives that went to niger seeking yellow cake from their government. the problem was u once awe apologize for it, which is what happened in this case, it started a feeding frenzy. the press went wild. then there was the great manhunt to find who was responsible for putting those lines in the president's speech as though it was not true. it became

in 48 hours, joe wilson raises $1 million. he puts up an ad saying joe's under attack.e's making money off of this thing. fall of fame example. we have to give credit where credit is due. michele bachmann. she has built a political career off of irresponsible statements saying president obama is bringing tyranny to the nation, running a gangster government. well, those statements were so effective, she raised $13.5 million off them online. so that is an example of how you play this sort of sick new twist on politics where you throw a flagrant foul and make a lot of money off. she more than any other congressman. that's how you play the sick new twist on politics where you can throw a flagrant foul and make a lot of money on-line. >> john avalon is staying with us. amazing how playing the victim, i think all of us at some point did that. like oh, hoping that someone else will get the yellow card. you turn a profit. but herman cain has come out on the top of the latest cbs poll. if you look here, cain is 18%. undecided 17%. that perhaps is equally as important. so many of

those 16 words, joe wilson and valerie plane became a biggish out.t one point you described condoleezza rice came into your office, i think you used the words tiery-eyed and apologized for the apology? >> she basically came in and said i had been right when i argued against making a public apology for the inclusion of the 16 words in the state of the union address. i didn't mean to single out or pick on secretary rice at all, but it was a lesson, i felt, in how you shouldn't proceed under those circumstances. the fact of the matter was the brits said that it was a true statement. the president quoted the british and they checked it and re checked it and said this is in fact true, saddam had representation that went there seeking yellow cake from their government. the problem was that once you apologize for it, which is what happened in this case, it started a feeding frenzy. the press went wild. then there was the great manhunt to find who was responsible for putting those lines in the president's speech as though it was not true. it became part of t

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you can see the sun is trying to rise over the joe wilson bridge. and you are in the clear. traffic is starting to move, but again, no accidents in this area. other bridges, the american legion bridge. no problems there. look at the outer loop. not bad at all. same thing from the wilson bridge to the american legion bridge. if you're crossing over the 14th street bridge and heading into the city, you're not seeing any issues. ing your way to the 14th street bridge, you're at 45 miles per hour as you continue on i-95. joe and eun, back to you. >> danella, thanks. >>> why a man decided to stand on a flight from alaska to philadelphia. >>> and a tv news anchor explains the reason why she made this thursday and friday only, get the motorola xoom 4g lte for $199.99, the revolution by lg for $49.99, and the special edition red droid incredible 2, free. our best deal of the year. the smartphones are ready, the tablets are wrapped. with special deals this thursday and friday only, get the technology they love, on the network they deserve. verizon. >>> that is a russian news anchor g

from cindy sheehan to the jersey girls to joe wilson. oh, but they had a relative die. you can't respond, they're allowed to foist the entire left-wing agenda on us. >> host: next call for ann counter comes from jordan in lexington, kentucky. hi, jordan. >> caller: hi, ann. such a huge, huge fan. i'm a former college republicans president at murray state university and a former reagan scholarship l recipient, also, from the phillips foundation. >> guest: oh, that's great. congratulations. nice to meet you. >> caller: thank you so much. thatat was, of course, back in 2007.co but really i have two questionsl for you, and i am reading "demonic" right now, by the waye and i think it's my favorite of your books. i've read literally every one. >> guest: you are a fine more than and will go -- fine american and will go far. [laughter] >> guest: two questions. is it true that your mother is actually from paducah, kentucky? >> guest: why, yes, she is. i was almost town this a couple of weeks ago, but i was kind of> busy with the g book. >> caller: that's great. well, when i hear

remember when congressman joe wilson yelled out "you lie" in the well of the congress during the president's speech, his fund-raising went up. the money will trickle to a stop if one or more of the women who are bound by confidentiality agreements come forward and their recollections of events differ markedly from herman cain's. he better hope that doesn't happen. but it's going to happen because i think -- i can't remember who it was, whether it was karl rove or another republican who said, get all the story out because it's going to get out. >> and this is just the latest, jeanne, controversy involving at the time the republican frontrunner and they've all seemed to have crashed and burned. whodz it help? mitt romney, the president? >> it does help mitt romney to a certain degree but not to a great degree because mitt romney really needs herman cain to stay in the race. he needs all of these second-tier players to stay in the race so that he can keep holding on to the frontrunner status and no one coalesces -- the people don't coalesce behind an anti-romney candidate. in theory, the benefi

he joined us the night congressman joe wilson shouted "you lie" at president obama during a joint address to congress. on the night before president obama signed the health reform bill, a democratic priority for not just decades but generations, on the night before that was signed, congressman barney frank joined us here and was able to tell us not only what had gone on with the legislation to get to that point but what it had been like for him personally. specifically at this time when democratic offices were having rocks thrown through their windows. he told us what it had been like for him in that unusually vicious environment. congressman frank, you were the subject, you were the object, i guess, of a little bit of that bullying. "politico" reported over the weekend when you arrived at the house chamber, somebody yelled a homophobic slur at you. >> more than one. my partner, jim and i, were walking -- it was a nice day. we walked from the white house to another. there was a great deal of shouting, waving of fists and signs and people sort of getting very close and yelling and a number

and to the jersey girls, joe wilson, oh, but they had relevance. you cannot respond.e are allowed to voice the entire left wing agenda on us. >> next call, jordan, lexington kentucky. hello. >> hello. such a huge, huge fan. a former president ed murray state university and former mayor -- reagan scholarship. >> he resolutions very nice to meet you. >> i had two questions for you. i am reading demonic right now,o by the way.stions. i think it is my favorite of your books.ay. i have read every one.ad read it in the eighth grade. "hh >> you're a fine american and will go far. >> but to questions. grade. number one, is

from cindy sheehan to the jersey girls to joe wilson. you can't respond. they are allowed to exploit the entire west wing agenda on us. >> host: next call comes from jordan in lexington, kentucky. >> caller: hi. such a huge, huge fan. i'm a former college republicans president at murray state university and former presidents scholarship recipient also from the foundation. >> guest: and graduations. nice to meet you. >> caller: that was back inyou 2007, but i have two questions for you. i am reading demonic right now . by the way. i think it's my favorite of your books. i've read"d literally everyone. read it when i was in the eighte grade.high >> guest: you are a fine and american and will go far. >> caller >> guust: you are. >> guust: you are a fine american and will go far. >> caller: is it true your mother is from paduca, kentucky? >> guust: yes she is. i was down there a couple weeks ago almost, we had a family reunion. >> caller: i'm really want a autograph of my book, "demonic". i can't figure out how to send it to you. >> guest: i'm sure you can get

women to make their point, and you can't respond to them from cindy sheehan to the jersey girls to joe wilson. oh, but they had a relative die. you can't respond, they're allow today foist the entire left-wing agenda on us. >> guest: oh, that's great. congratulations, nice to meet you. >> caller: that was, of course, back in 2007. but really i have two questions for you, and i am reading "demonic" right now, by the way, and i think it's my favorite of your books. i've read, literally, every one since "high crimes and misdemeanors," read it, i think, in the e eighth grade. >> guest: you are a fine american and will go far. [laughter] >> caller: two questions, though. number one, is it true that your mother is actually from pa duke ca, kentucky? far >> guest: well, yes, she is. i was almost down there a couple of weeks ago, we had a family reunion, but i was kind of busy with the book. [laughter] >> caller: that's great. when i heard that, i was so excited. i live in lexington now, but, yeah, great conservatives in paducah. second question, i haven't been able to make it to any of your book tou

women to make their point and you can't respond to them from cindy sheehan to the jersey girl to joe wilson. oh but they had a relative die. you can't respond. they are allowed to exploit the entire right wing agenda on this. >> guest: the next call from jordan in lexington kentucky. >> caller: hi ann. such a huge fan. i am a former college republican president murray state university and a former reagan fellowship recipient also from the phillips foundation. >> guest: that's great, congratulations. nice to meet you. >> caller: thank you so much. that was in 2007 but really i in had two questions for you.lly i am reading "demonic" right now by the way and i think it's myig favorite of your books. i've literally read everyone. i read it i think when i was in the eighth grade. crimes and misdemeanors" in the 8th grade. >> guust: you are. >> guust: you are a fine american and will go far. >> caller: is it true your mother is from paduca, kentucky? >> guust: yes she is. i was down there a couple weeks ago almost, we had a family reunion. >> caller: i'm rely wa how to send it to you. >> guest: i

from cindy sheehan to the jersey girls to joe wilson. they had a relative.. >> host: the next call for ann coulter comes from george in lexington kentucky. high george. >> caller: hi ann. i am a former college republican president at merry mary stayed university and a former reagan scholarship recipient also from the phillips foundation. >> guest: that's great, congratulations. nice to meet you. >> caller: thank you so much.t that was back in 2007 but really i have two questions for you and i'm reading demonic right now be the way. ist think it is my favorite of your books. i've read r literally everyone your books. i read literally everyone since "high crimes and misdemeanors" in the 8th grade. >> guust: you are. >> guust: you are a fine american and will go far. >> caller: is it true your mother is from paduca, kentucky? >> guust: yes she is. i was down there a couple weeks ago almost, we had a family reunion. i have really been wanting an autograph of my book demonic and i can't figure out how to send it to you.auook >> guest: i'm sur

we saw this with joe wilson after he yelled, you lie.s attacked by the liberal media. michele bachmann raised almost $14 million for her congressional campaign playing the same strategy. sort of the talk radio approach to politics in which there is no such thing as too extreme. she ended up using that to seed her presidential campaign. herman cain last quarter made $2.8 million and he is saying in basically a month he raised $9 million. that is fascinating and unfortunately does say something about our current political environment where accusations of sexual harassment can all after sudden mean an attention bonanza and a financial windfall for a candidate running for president. it applies much more to the primary than the general though. no way this is a positive. >> let's talk about that accusation, several accusations. one of the comments that were made during the debate potentially offended some women. i want you to hear how jon stewart put it on the daily show. >> chief romney rival in the polls, herman cain. guy is in the middle of

i'm joined now by joe wilson of south carolina.usc game to be here with you. >> and of course you and i are discussing different uscs. >> that's true. it all feels the same here on the east coast. let's get to the pledge and what this is all about. why can't tax increases be on the table to some degree? >> because tax increases will destroy jobs. we know that when you take money from the public, that this affects small businesses, they can't hire people, people don't have money to byproduct. and so this is not the time and even the president on july the 10th indicated that you do not increase taxes in a recession. he said the same thing last december. because indeed when you increase tacks, you destroy jobs. we have 14 million people unemployed today. >> all right. so you and all your colleagues, particularly those with this group of 73, you're against raising the revenues but here are the numbers from a pair of recent polls. we have 68% of americans saying taxes should be raised on people earning more a million dollars or more per

joe. >>> washington nationals catcher wilson ramos has been kidnapped in venezuela. here he is playing in a winter league game. four armed gunmen barged into his home and took him away in an suv just before 7:00 yesterday evening. so far, the kidnap vers not contacted hi family. ramos is considered one of the nationals' key young players. >>> the emergency alert system test is getting a poor grade. for the first time yesterday, the government tested the national tv and radio system as a whole. things didn't quite go as planned. check out what some people heard instead. several people reported hearing lady gaga music. others say they saw their tv change channels. what went wrong here. bob barnard went looking for some answers. >> coming up, federal government will be conducting a national test of the emergency alert system. this is only a test. >> reporter: if you were watching fox 5 at 2:00, this is what you would have seen and heard. our warning to viewers followed a full three minutes later by the government's murky announcement. >> had this been an actual emergenc

caterpillar which my friend, joe wilson, will talk about, this is one of their major pickup trucks , likely said, it's about four stories tall. the major place that this goes to is the oil sands in canada. the tires themselves are two stories tall. the caterpillar 797 is the largest truck they make. it's partially assembled in decatur, illinois. it is so large final assembly must be done at the delivery site. the largest concentration of these caterpillar trucks are in alberta, canada. these are manufactured in the good old u.s.a. these are great midwestern manufacturing jobs directly tied to the oil sands development. and my last stop on monday to the condo philips pipeline, i posed this basic question to the reporters who attended, would you rather have the oil being refined in illinois come from venezuela, saudi arabia, the middle east, or africa, or would you have that oil rather come from canada? i think the answer is simple. so this administration must approve the keystone x.l. pipeline. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gent

pennsylvania, as tensions remain high after the firing of coach joe paterno. >>> a massive search is under way after the kidnapping of nationals catcher wilsonos. >> good morning. and welcome back to "news 4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. it is november 11th, 2011. friday, 11-11-11. pick four of the lottery. those numbers are sold out already. can you believe it? very lucky, i guess. >> just think somebody's turning 11 today, and maybe they were born at 11:11 in the morning. >> where is that person? >> we want to talk to you. >> big party. >> you're famous. >>> this is the day for the ones. here we go for veterans day this 2011. we had a big change blow in. i just stepped out for a second and came right back in. that wind is gusting, and it is quite chilly. in fact, it's only around 40 in washington. with the wind gusting to around 20 to 25 miles an hour. it feels like it's only around 30. over the last 12 hours, the sky has cleared out here locally after the rain we had yesterday. there are some clouds farther to our west. right now it's cloudy over parts of loudoun county and fauquier and points west. and some of those clouds

joe paterno was fired along with the president over a child sex abuse scandal. shocking news for the nationals. wilson

wilson ramos. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," a presidential debate about economic policye remembered forever. for rick perry's lasting memory. we'll show you that clip and ask you if there's any hope left for his campaign. >>> and when we come back, we huddle around the water cooler to watch united states congressman get a little nutty during a debate in a bar. that clip, when w"way too early comes right back. [ male announcer ] what if you have potatoes? but you've got a meat and potatoes guy? pour chunky sirloin burger soup over those mashed potatoes and dinner is served. four minutes, around four bucks. campbell's chunky -- it's amazing what soup can do. fouwhoa.utes, around four bucks. whoa. how do you top great vacations? whoa. getting twice the points on great vacations. whoa! use chase sapphire preferred and now get two times the points on travel, and two times the points on dining and no foreign transaction fees. whoa! chase sapphire preferred. a card of a different color. apply now at chasesapphire.com/preferred >>> we told you earlier a growing concerns about it

joe paterno's absence. >>> another developing story we're following tonight is the abduction of nationals catcher wilson ramos kidnapped at his home in venezuela wednesday night when armed gunmen in an suv approached him and took him away. this morning authorities found the kidnappers vehicle abandoned in a nearby town and investigators are examining it for evidence. major league baseball and the national league and the nationals said the league's department of investigations is working with authorities in this case. the 24-year-old just completed his rookie season with the nats and was in his home country preparing to play his winter season with his venezuelan team. >> it's obviously of great concern to us, you know. we did cite in our country specific information the very real dangers of kidnapping and violent crime in venezuela and we condemn these kinds of violent acts and, you know, we stand by to help in whatever way possible the family if they contact us. >> at noon today venezuelan intelligence could confirm that ramos was still alive. his family remains quiet. they continue to pray for his safe retur

joe my entire life. i have worked with him announcing games my daughter went to penn state. >>> wilson ramos was kidnapped in venezuela. he just completed his rookie season with the nationals. according to the police, kidnapping is a significant problem in venezuela. generally, the crimes are for money and wilson was a logical target given his success in the majors and his money. it has been confirmed that wilson ramopss was kidnapped. at>>> albert haynesworth has been claimed off waivers by the tampa bay buccaneers. >> there was a two-time all-pro released yesterday. any consideration? >> which player? >> dahlberg haynesworth. -- albert haynesworth. >> two-time all-pro? i usually remember that. now i know why i forgot. >>> nba commissioner put a 5:00 p.m. deadline of the labor negotiations today ultimatum. the deadline passed, but the sides are still talking tonight, trying to end the walkout. incredible night in sports. -- trying to and that the walkout. incredible night in sports. [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] movie buffs! this film is tres bien, ut the interest rate on your checking account

joe paterno's firing. >>> also following a bizarre situation involving wilson ramos, the washington nationals catcher.ns eagerly waiting word about what happened to wilson ramos. the 24-year-old kidnapped in venezuela. four armed gunmen drove past his house a couple of time and stopped and kidnapped ramos. the kidnappers still have not contacted ramos' family. they say they are still waiting to hear. >>> an officer near the white house made what may be the easiest and most unusual arrest of his career. william rohman walked up to the officer, said he was a wanted man and was turning himself in. officer carlton robinson asked the man to put his hands on a nearby tree where he was frisked and cuffed. he ran the name and confirmed it was an outstanding warrant from missouri for armed robbery. >> he said that he was watching america's most wanted and saw his picture on america's most wanted and wanted to turn himself in because he was tired of running. >> on his web site, america's most wanted says rohman is a convicted burling lahr -- burglar last seen in orlando, florida. he told officer robinson he was

joe paterno off the trophy. >>> more arrests stemming from the kidnapping of wilson ramos in venezuela. tonight the justice ministry has five new suspects in custody for the abduction of the rookie catcher. ramos was freed unharmed during a daring rescue mission friday. 11 people are now being held for his kidnapping. according to various reports, ramos intends to resume playing with his team in venezuela as early as wednesday. >>> we have big news tonight from the supreme court of the united states. the justices have agreed to hear arguments on president obama's healthcare reform law. the justices said today they will consider whether it is continues institutional to force americans to buy health insurance or pay a fine. arguments are scheduled in march with a decision expected in june. legal observers expect a close call. >> it is going to be hard for the court to avoid a controversial decision either way. what they need to focus on, is to get it right 26 states have challenged the president's healthcare law with differing degrees of success, and a supreme court ruling on the issue is

joe paterno. >>> this morning, the search is intensifying for washington nationals catcher wilson ramos.he 24-year-old was kidnapped at gunpoint from his family's home in venezuela. authorities believe he is alive but so far, there has been no ransom demand. 9news now reporter surae chinn is live at nationals park with more on what the organization is doing and comments from major league baseball. good morning, surae. >> reporter: good morning to you, mike. yes, the off-season for the nationals and that's why ramos was in his native country of venezuela, playing in the winter league. no, there has not been any contact with the captors, no ransom note, nothing of that sort. but venezuelan police say that he is alive. how they know that, it is unclear but the government there has brought in their top investigators for an all-out manhunt for ramos. for the nationals, ramos was a rising star, an upand comer for the team. he was kidnapped in front of his home by gunpoint by four captors. fans and family are keeping vigil in venezuela where fans are very proud of the players and adore them. ba

joe montana lights it up in the fourth quarter. a five-yard touchdown to mike wilson. lead by only 14. the next time he touched the ball, a bomb. 76 yards to freddie solomon. it's now a seven-point lead. next series, to mike wilson. a 21-point third quarter lead vanished in less than eight minutes. the skins offense has one last attempt. second and ten on the san fran 45. incomplete. wright was called for interference. >> it was a goal pattern down the sideline. as the ball was nearing, he pushed me on my head. i never had a chance to catch the ball. i thought it was a good play. >> one yard. it was up to the 1982 nfl mvp. mark mosley. he already missed four field goal attempts in the game. this one from 25 yards out. and it's good. the skins headed to the super bowl with a 24-21 win. >> my personal satisfaction is to make them all day long, not just wait for the last one. it feels great. i'm glad we are in the super bowl again. >> it's been a long time since we have seen a kicker like mosley. the skins lost to the raiders in the super bowl. i'm sure we all remember th

joe paterno to receive the presidential medal of freedom. >>> a major league baseball player kidnapped in venezuela is missing this morning. gunman's snatched washington nationals catcher wilson ramos from his family's home on wednesday night. the venezuelan baseball president says investigators are on the case. >> we are waiting for a solution. we talked with the authorities and they assure us that they're working very hard to solve this situation. we're waiting for that. >> police have found the abandoned car used to abduct ramos. they believe his abduction may be part of a sharp rise in kidnappings for ransom in venezuela. >>> the mayor of oakland, california says it's time for the occupy protesters to go. someone was killed near an area where the protesters are gathered. police do not believe it's connected to the protests but oakland's mayor says the risks are just too great. >> it is time for the encampment to end. i'm calling on the campers to please leave voluntarily tonight. >> a local tv cameraman was taping just after that shooting. someone didn't like that. they punched him in the back of the head. you can sort of see it there. he could have a concussion. >>> and

joe montana lights it up in the fourth quarter. a five yard touchdown to mike wilson.14. the next time he touched the ball a bomb. 76 yards to freddy solomon. it's now a seven-point lead. next series a 12 yarder to mike wilson. a 21-point third quarter lead vanished in less than eight minutes. the skins' offense has one last attempt. second and ten on the san fran 45, theismann to monk, incomplete. but eric wright was called for pass interference. >> it was a simple go pattern down the sideline. as the ball was nearing us, he pushed me on my hip and threw he off balance. i didn't have a chance to catch the ball. i thought it was a good play. >> three straight carries garnered only one yard. it was up to the 1982 nfl mvp. his name is mark mosley. the skins headed to the super bowl with a 24-21 win. >> my personal satisfaction is to go out there and make the field goals all day long. not just wait until the last not just wait until the last one. everybody knows the best place for a good time is mississippi. and that's only until they visited us in louisiana. which is a d

assistant coach and a firing of head coach joe paterno for allegedly not doing enough to report the allegations. >>> kidnapped washington nationals catcher wilsonamos says he's thankful for his rescue. venezuelan security forces rescued ramos in a remote area two days after he was abducted in venezuela. he was kidnapped from his mother's house. he was not hurt in the ordeal. >>> the arab league has suspended syria citing the government's violence against its own people. it also called for sanctions against syria's president but didn't elaborate. >>> and this youtube video is said to show the aftermath of shelling and homes, the center of the syrian uprising. an opposition group says five civilians were killed just today, four of them in homes. >>> it's happening on college campuses across the united states, female students being recruited to donate their eggs for cash. one activist says it's putting these young women at risk. find out why her documentary exploitation has reproductive specialists up in arms. it is in the next hour of the "cnn newsroom." i'm fredericka whitfield. now stay tuned for a cnn special "veterans in focus." >>> welcome t

joe paterno. it was in stark contrast to wednesday night's violent demonstration where police used pepper spray to break it up. they were upset that paterno was fired. >> a kidnapped baseball, wilson ramos was rescued by what venezuelan officials called an air operation. xivps took him two days ago. he is the first major league player to fall victim to that kind of violence. he was found in central venezuela. three men are in custody in connection with his kidnapping. >>> more to come, bay area's exploding gang problem. one community has found a new way to fight back. >> also a veteran's day salute on a hillside in lafayette. >> and big surprise for little girl who had the h not seen her dad for a year. all that is coming up. >> i'm terry moran. coming up next, in the wake of penn state abuse scandal, we bring you an exclusive interview with the mother of one of alleged victims, how secretly boys are abused. plus, ♪ [ female announcer ] pillsbury chocolate chip cookies with hershey's chocolate chips. for a moment of warm, gooey, togetherness. chocolate chip cookies... from pillsbury. pillsbury crescent bacon cheddar pinwheels just unroll, add ingredients

wilson ramos returned home to play in a winter league. the kidnappers have not made contact with the family. >>> >>> support and against legendary joe paterno. >> penn state! >> reporter: today's demonstrations are calmer than they were last night. the police identified numerous suspect is in the melee that followed the firing. the firing comes as a sexual abuse scandal continue its to rattle the unversity. we have the latest. >> penn state's defensive coordinator becoming interim couch for the lions. >> it is with mixed emotion and a heavy heart -- >> reporter: tom bradley was appointed the position by the board of trustees after it fired joe paterno. all happening in less than 24 hours after the winningest coach in major college football announced his retirement adthe end of the season. they decided that joe pa had to go now. >> he will go down in history as one of the greatest men, maybe most of you know him as a great football coach. >> last night football fans gathering outside of the home of the 84-year-old to show their support but some angry students protesting the schools decision turned violent [ screaming ] >> they fired school p

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