matt sandusky says he was not abused and that he supports his adoptive father. >> well president obama's secretary of state hillary clinton will travel overseas. clinton will be the first person in her position to visit the repressed nation more than 50 years. president obama also met with leaders of india and malaysia. >> the man accused of shooting at the white house will return to face attempted assassination charges. he made his first court appearance yesterday in pittsburgh one day after the secret service arrested him in a pennsylvania motel. sources say the idaho man hates the president and wanted to kill him. a magistrate will decide if he should remain in custody until his trial. if he is convicted he faces life in prison. >> it's 6:05 and the secret service has a new security detail. >> herman cain is the first presidential candidate to request and receive protection. it comes amid threats directed right at the g.o.p. hopeful. details on this one. good morning ben. >> as you mentioned the secret service will be protecting herman cain during the campaign going forward and federa

sandusky's adopted son, matt. joining me now is a reporter who wrote the story on matt sandusky. ou report that matt himself wrote a letter requesting to stay at the sandusky house and -- so what did you find out that -- how did you find out matt may have been abused? what's going on? >> reporter: well, in 1994, matt sandusky was a second child who jerry kind of took under his wing. his mom had expressed concerns about this but in 1995, matt got into trouble with the law. hay set a fire. he was a juvenile. and that was kind of the act its for jerry to take him into their house as a foster child. things kind of started to spay ral o -- spiral out of control. some say that jerry specifically through his attorney said matt had a very troubled family life. and matt's mom, biological mom, says that jerry was the reason that he was acting out. for whatever reason he was acting out and this was something that was going through the juvenile court process. so -- in that process, you can see from court documents back then that his mom was expressing concerns about a clingyi kind of relation

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debra long is matt sandusky's birth mother, taken away from her after he vandalized a garage. and given to sandusky as a foster child. ultimately adopted by him at age 18. >> it was as if jerry owned matthew. >> reporter: at first, she says, in our exclusive interview, sandusky entered their lives as a welcome mentor at age 10. but said it turned into a nightmare. even though to this day, matt insists he was not abused by jerry. >> my son was afraid of jerry. if jerry said don't talk, matt didn't talk. i would sit back and i would watch when jerry would show up, how excited matt was. and then, as time went on, i would watch the same kid hide behind the bedroom door and say, mom, tell him i'm not home. >> reporter: and while matt sandusky still supports his adopted father, abc news has learned two other boys, named in the indictment against the penn state football coach, are now preparing to testify against him. >> he has decided to dig in his heels. and he's not going anywhere. he fully intends to testify. >> reporter: a second boy known to be planning to testify as victim numb

. >> reporter: he is a married five of father, including matt sandusky. the biological mother concerned for her son. jerry gave her son presents and was unusually close to hip. >> i think jerry was buying the kid. he was kind of suckering him in to whatever. >> reporter: the attorney of another victim also responded to the nbc interview in which sandusky said -- >> are you a pedophile? >> no. >> reporter: my client wants to sandusky to know he testifies that he was severely sexually assaulted by mr. sandusky. >> the number and the way that he was grooming them. when you read grand jury, presentment again, it's so consistent in the way that they explained his conduct. >> reporter: while she doesn't know if her son was sexually abused, she's not surprised by the hod criminal counts he's now facing. >> he's a liar that, you know -- he's, artist in covering all of himself up. >> reporter: jerry sandusky is free on bail, but due back in court december 7 president. abc2 news. >> the fallout is really having an impact on the sandusky charity that he started. fir

matt sandusky now 32 years old was one of six children the coach and his wife adopted and raised. >> it was sort of synonomous with him, the second mile. is why sandusky was so popular. >> but you if the allegations are true, it also provided sandusky access to vulnerable boys. victims the grand jury identified only by number. >> some of those assaults allegedly occurred while sandusky was a coach at penn state on the penn state campus. >> victim seven was 10 when first met sandusky in 1994. he claims sandusky made him feel uncomfortable with unwanted physical contact including touching the boy's thigh and putting his hand down the boy's waistband. sandusky also showered next to the boy. another boy, victim five, was 7 or 8 when first met sandusky in '95 or '96. the report says sandusky initiated contact with him in the shower and the sauna at penn state. one time he pinned the i would against a wall and placed the boy's hand on his erect penis. it was in 1998 that the first official complaint was filed against jerry sandusky. here is what it said. sandusky took an 11-year-old boy to

matt sandusky now 32 years old was one of six children the coach and his wife adopted and raised. >> it was sort of synonomous with him, the second mile. is why sandusky was so popular. >> but you if the allegations are true, it also provided sandusky access to vulnerable boys. victims the grand jury identified only by number. >> some of those assaults allegedly occurred while sandusky was a coach at penn state on the penn state campus. >> victim seven was 10 when first met sandusky in 1994. he claims sandusky made him feel uncomfortable with unwanted physical contact including touching the boy's thigh and putting his hand down the boy's waistband. sandusky also showered next to the boy. another boy, victim five, was 7 or 8 when first met sandusky in '95 or '96. the report says sandusky initiated contact with him in the shower and the sauna at penn state. one time he pinned the i would against a wall and placed the boy's hand on his erect penis. it was in 1998 that the first official complaint was filed against jerry sandusky. here is what it said. sandusky took an 11-year-old boy to

matt sandusky now 32 years old was one of six children the coach and his wife adopted and raised. >> it was sort of synonomous with him, the second mile. is why sandusky was so popular. >> but you if the allegations are true, it also provided sandusky access to vulnerable boys. victims the grand jury identified only by number. >> some of those assaults allegedly occurred while sandusky was a coach at penn state on the penn state campus. >> victim seven was 10 when first met sandusky in 1994. he claims sandusky made him feel uncomfortable with unwanted physical contact including touching the boy's thigh and putting his hand down the boy's waistband. sandusky also showered next to the boy. another boy, victim five, was 7 or 8 when first met sandusky in '95 or '96. the report says sandusky initiated contact with him in the shower and the sauna at penn state. one time he pinned the i would against a wall and placed the boy's hand on his erect penis. it was in 1998 that the first official complaint was filed against jerry sandusky. here is what it said. sandusky took an 11-year-old boy to

sandusky's reported victims were second mile children. >> it was unnatural from the beginning. >> reporter: debra's son matt was placed in foster care with sandusky after he got in trouble. he says he was never molested. but his mother believes otherwise. >> it's a nightmare. i mean, everybody -- nobody wants to think somebody would do that to their child. >> you have to think about kids going to bed at night, you know, with -- really fighting some demons and some innocence lost. and that's heart wrenching. >> reporter: jay paterno spoke about the victims tonight but also staunchly defended his father. he argued that when assistant coach mike mcqueary came to joe paterno in 2002 and told him he'd seen sandusky sexually assaulting a boy in the showers, sandusky had already retired. >> he'd been gone for a couple years. retired. so he really wasn't part of that -- that staff anymore. >> reporter: penn state football brings in $70 million a year to the university. under paterno, all that money from the program has transformed the school. and turned him into a living legend. actually cast in bronze in front of the stadium. tonight, when aske

as jerry sandusky's lawyer confirms one of the new allegations of sex abuse is from a sandusky family member. and matt, ann and al report live from the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today." just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a wonderful thanksgiving.

sandusky remained largely silent until last night. he gave his first extensive interview to nbc's bob costas, and bob joins us this morning. bob, good morning. >> matt, ann, good morning. first, a word of warning. the content of this interview is not appropriate for children. it's a blunt conversation, jerry sandusky admitting to showering with young boys, but beyond that, denying any sexual misconduct. >> i say that i am innocent of those charges. >> innocent? completely innocent and falsely accused in every aspect? >> well, i could say that, you know, i have done some of those things. i have horsed around with kids. i have showered after workouts. i have hugged them and i have touched their leg without intent of sexual contact, but -- so, if you look at it that way, there are things that wouldn't, you know, would be accurate. >> are you denying that you had any inappropriate sexual contact with any of these underage boys? >> yes, i am. >> never touched their genitals, never engaged in oral sex? >> right. >> what about mike mcqueary, the grad assistant who in 2002 walked into the shower, where he says in specific detail that you were forcibly rapin

sandusky too well. she shares a child with him. after a relationship that began when mattas just 10 years old. >> when it first started, you could see that he was excited to see jerry show up. and then, as it progressed, it got to the point where, he would look out the window and see jerry pull in and hide behind the bedroom door. >> reporter: matt has said publicly he was never molested. and to this day, is maligned with his biological weather. and his mother does not believe it. and said coach sandusky stole her son. meeting her son at the children's charity, second mile, mentoring him, a mom getting insight into what she and prosecutors contend are sandusky's grooming techniques. >> it was jerry sandusky. any 10-year-old kid's going to be impressed by penn state football. >> reporter: how scary is this as a mom? >> it's a nightmare. nobody even wants to think that somebody would do that to their child. you know? and then, so many adults knew about it and did nothing. how is that right? >> reporter: i'm jim avila, in state college, pennsylvania. >>> and police in the are

matt mylan played for penn state in the late '70s and was on the board of the second mile, the charity sandusky for at-risk kids and it is where prosecutors say he targeted his victims. >> it makes you sick to see that this could happen to this level. >> reporter: it is a black eye on the university and its legendary coach. who may be forced to wrap up his last season with the nittany lions. drew levinson, cbs news, state college, pennsylvania. >>> paterno's son says his father plans not only to coach in saturday's game against nebraska but for the long haul, he says. >> it is 4:29. do suspected criminals have privacy rights, too? that's the question being raised after

sandusky deny it? what do you think, mike? >> i spoke to a guy named matt pankas. he was a graduate assistant, 1997/'98. he found this also to be unbelievable. because he said to joe paterno reported to nobody at penn state. the idea that somewhere there was a protocol or right channel where joe would somehow be excused from his duty because of the reporting protocol, that's untrue. most athletic directors in a big-time program are underneath the football coach, in reality. and also, the guy knew everything about every player, every coach on that team. and he said he would be shocked if he didn't know. but i would say this. anybody that's had a family member abused, anybody that's had, you know, a clergy member abused, someone. i think that you want to appeal to people's best angels, and i think that you hate to believe something about that. but the problem is that a kid's life was at stake. and that's where you run into all kinds of conundrums. >> gentleman, i have to tell you, i'm shocked that joe paterno isn't taking himself out of the picture and saying, we've

sandusky all too well. debra long shares a child with him. hers by birth, his first as a foster child and at age 18, adopted as an adult. after a relationship that began when matt was just 10 years old. >> when it first started, you could see that he was, like, excited to see jerry show up. and as it progressed, it got to the point where he would look out the window, see jerry pull in and hide behind a bedroom door. >> reporter: matt has said publicly he was never molested and to this day has aligned with his adopted father. but his mother does not believe it and says coach sandusky stole her son's affections from her with the same predatory skills prosecutors say he used on eight alleged victims of sexual assault. meeting her son at the children's charity, second mile, mentoring him. a mom giving insight into what she and prosecutors contend are sandusky's grooming techniques. >> it was jerry sandusky. any 10-year-old kid is going to be impressed by penn state football. it's a game here or a picnic there. penn state jackets and athletic wear and shorts and money. every -- >> reporter: trips? >> yeah, everybody that a kid would dream of. >> reporter: but for th

matt has said publicly he was never molested. and to this day, is aligned with his biological weather. and his mother does not believe it. and said coach sanduskytole her son's affections from her, with the same predatory skills prosecutors say he used on at least eight alleged victims of sexual assault. meeting her son at the children's charity, second mile, mentoring him, a mom getting insight into what she and prosecutors contend are sandusky's grooming techniques. >> it was jerry sandusky. any 10-year-old kid's going to be impressed by penn state football. >> reporter: how scary is this as a mom? >> it's a nightmare. nobody even wants to think that somebody would do that to their child. you know? and then, so many adults knew about it and did nothing. how is that right? >> reporter: i'm jim avila, in state college, pennsylvania. >>> and police in the area are denying that they were contacted about the alleged abuse by former graduate assistant mike mcqueary. mcqueary claimed in a recent e-mail that he not only stopped the abuse in action, but also went to police about it. but the state college police, as well as university police, say there

sandusky starting. >> this is about people. if we can't protect our kids, we as a society are pathetic. >> reporter: matt millen broke down on espn. joe paterno's son scott called reports prematured there are no discussions about retirement. he did not say if his father would be back for what would be his 47th season. >>> the sexual abuse scandal at penn state university is unnerving lots of parents. parents have attachments to school authorities. what happens when they can't be trusted. what questions should be asked. first, talk to your children about appropriate boundaries and find out the organization's policy on child sexual abuse prevention. how does the program screen staff. it should not just relee on criminal background checks but use written applications and perm interviews to learn about previous experiences someone has working with children and to identify potential warning signs. how do they monitor interactions between adults and children and how do they handle allegations of sexual abuse. what training does staff receive about preventing child sexual abuse. stay tuned for the latest on the penn state sexual abuse s

sandusky was charged. >>> the "today" show is coming up in a few minutes. here is mattauer to tell us all about it. >> jon and laura, good morning. coming up on a wednesday on "today" fallout from nbc's exclusive interview with jerry sandusky. while legal experts say the former penn state coach may have damaged his case by speaking out. a new e-mail from the then graduate assistant who claims he caught sandusky abusing a boy in a shower. >>> the latest on the search for a missing 2-year-old at washington state, why police are taking a closer look at what that boy's mother was looking for online. >>> a consumer warning on locksmiths who may prey on you during an emergency. what our hidden camera investigation found out. we'll relegal "people" magazine's sexiest man alive for 2011. >> matt, thank you very much. let's check back in with tech and wall street guru scott mcgrew. >> and not sexiest man alive? >> maybe. >> good morning. dow industrials down 99 points this morning on concern over higher oil prices. do watch google today, they're expected to unveil a new music ap

matt. years before he was charged with sex abuse, jerry sandusky talked about his great passion with childrenthey're words that take on a very different meaning today. >> how did it all start? basically because i'm a frustrated playground director i guess. >> that's jerry sandusky in an nbc news interview in 1987. in light of the sex abuse charges filed against him it's a disturbing look at the man at the center of the penn state scandal. >> i enjoy their enthusiasm and have a good time with them. >> reporter: at the time of the profile, sandusky was a pioneering defensive coach under the legendary joe paterno. he turned down head coaching jobs with other schools to continue his work with the second mile to continue with his charity to help troubled kids. >> sometimes they don't understand what you want to do. >> reporter: now sandusky is charged with 40 counts of sex abuse over a 13-year period, out on a $100,000 bond and denies any wrongdoing. >> it isn't what happens to you that's important, it's how you react to it. >> reporter: a decade after the nbc news profile, police first investigat

matt, good morning to you. according to multiple lawyers jerry sandusky's tv interview has led several potential alleged victims of child abuse to come forward and consider sharing their stories. sandusky's voice and refusal to admit any wrongdoing has triggered past memories some dating back reportedly to the 1970s. at jerry sandusky's home wednesday delivery of a new elliptical machine for the man o has been largely in seclusion since the child sexual abuse scandal broke. it comes as penn state officials told nbc news in a brief statement jerry sandusky has been barred from university facilities. on wednesday sandusky's attorney defended his heavily criticized decision to allow the alleged sex offender to be interviewed monday night by bob costas for "rock center." >> i say that i am innocent of those charges. >> innocent? completely innocent and falsely accused in every aspect? >> well, i could say that, you know, i have done some of those things. >> well i thought it was time to hear from jerry. i've known jerry for a long time. we had to let people know that jerry has maintained his innocent. >> reporter:

matt millen played for penn state in the lay '70s and was also on the board of the second mile, that is the charity sandusky started for at risk kids and where prosecutors say he targeted his victims. >> it makes you sick to see that this could happen to this level. >> reporter: it's a black eye on the university and its legendary coach who may be forced to wrap up his last season with the nittany lions. drew levinson, cbs news, state college, pennsylvania. >>> in other news, the man accused of masterminding the attack on the "uss cole" 11 years ago will be arraigned today at guantanamo bay prison. abd al rahim al nashiri has been confined at secret cia prisons and gitmo for nearly a decade. he is the first prisoner charged with a war crime since president obama took office. he is accused of training the al qaeda suicide bombers who ran the "cole" with a boat carrying explosives in 2000. 17 sailors were killed and 37 others wounded. >>> a new greek government will be announced today in the wake of the european debt crisis. prime minister george papandreou agreed to step down to resolve a crisis for greece f

. >> matt millen played for penn state and was on the board for second mile. that's the charity sandusky started for at-risk kids and where he targeted his victims. >> it make you sick to see that this could happen to this level. >> reporter: it's a black eye on the university and its legendary 84-year-old coach. >> joe paterno! >> reporter: who may be forced to wrap up his last season with the nittany lions. in state college, pennsylvania, drew levinson, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: the coordinator on paterno's two national championship teams. >>> chaos as a community mourns a prominent college student steps from the state university campus. we are learning more about the out-of-control crime scene. wjz is live at poly, in west baltimore, where the victim graduated high school last year. mike hellgren has unfolding developments. >> reporter: there is a deep sense of pain both here and in frostburg. by some accounts, there were as many as 150 people when it turned violent, making it difficult for even first responders to do their job. >> reporter: police described a party so out of

sandusky. >> it is hard to imagine somebody you thought so much of is in a situation like this. >> matt milleras also a standout linebacker for him. he said this today -- >> i get mad. >> in 2007 i had a chance to sit down and interview joe paterno. the burning question then and now is how much longer he will coach. >> it is hard to describe to people. it is fun. >> the only thing certain for doubt is penn state is set to host nebraska on saturday for the final home game of the season. >> forget the game. this is bigger than a sport. >> this continues to revolve. it is a situation that the board of trustees is starting to back away from joe paterno. >> is he already? what do you think? >> i think if penn state is when to move on, i think they have to make a decision. they have to do it quickly. >> they have to start fresh and walk away from all of this. >> thank you. coming up next on abc 7 news at 5:00 -- >> airport n >>> firefighters pulled three construction workers out of the collapsed building in new york city. all five people were hurt when this five story building came crashing down. in

matt millen played in the late 60s and 70s. >> it's pretty disturbing. >> reporter: millen was also at the charity sandusky started for kids, and is where they said he started. >> makes you sick. to see that this could happen at this level, if, in fact, that has happened. >> reporter: it's a black eye on the university and its legendary coach, who may be forced to wrap up his last season with the litany lions. >>> and today, another potential victim is coming forward. the man is in his 20s. and he said he knew sandusky from the second mile charity the coach founded in 1977. >>> fear and anger in frostburg. a student is dead. another in jail for murder. and now, there is more information about the chaotic scene the night of the killing. denise is in the newsroom. >> reporter: the cumberland times student is reporting the scene saying an ambulance did not respond quickly enough to the stabbing scene. sean a. liggens is charged with stabbing courtney mccoy sunday. mccoy died at an off-campus apartment at a house. there was a crowd of about 150 people there. frostburg police say when medics arrived, people began making verbal death

matt millan played in the late 70s and on the board of the second mile. that's the charity sandusky started for at risk kids. and is where prosecutors say he targeted his victims. >> makes you sick to see that this could happen to this level. >> it's a black eye on the university and its legendary 84- year-old coach. who may be forced to wrap up his last season with the lions. drew levonson, state college, pennsylvania. >> his father has no plans to step down and is in it for the quote, long haul. >>> right now, we are still watching the podium in scottsdale, arizona, where herman cain is expected to hold a news conference to address four sexual harassment claims that have been logged against him. you will recall bruce leshan did a story at the top of the newscast about sharon who gave a public face to these allegations just yesterday when she layed out in detail what she says occurred. let's go to the press conference now. >> been practicing law in georgia for a little over 34 years. and i have had the opportunity in my practice of law to represent female victims of sexual harassme

matt millen played for penn state in the 1970s and was on the board the second mile. that's the charity sandusky started for kids and is where they say he targeted his kids. >> makes you sick. to see that this could happen to this level. >> reporter: it's a black eye on the university and its legendary 84-year-old coach. >> joe paterno! >> reporter: who may be forced to wrap up his last season with the nit 18 lions -- nittany lyannes. -- lions. >> paterno says his father plans to coach in the game saturday against nebraska and he will stick around for the long haul. >>> a police officer tries to make a drug bust. but instead, he's dragged two blocks by a pickup truck. vic is in the newsroom to explain the violent confrontation. >> reporter: right now, the officer is being treated. and police are still looking for his attacker. he was hurt this morning as he tried to stop a pickup truck at north monroe street. as he reached into the vehicle, the driver sped away, driving the officer around the corner. the officer fired his gun twice, but his bullets didn't hit anyone. right now, police are still

sandusky talking about his relationship with children and given the charges against him, it's rather startling. nbc's national investigative correspondent michael isikoff has more on this. michael, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mattyears before he was charged with sex abuse, jerry sandusky talked about his great passion with children. they're words that take on a very different meaning today. >> how did it all start? basically because i'm a frustrated playground director i guess. >> reporter: that's jerry sandusky in an nbc news interview in 1987. in light of the sex abuse charges filed against him it's a disturbing look at the man at the center of the penn state scandal. >> i enjoy being around children. i enjoy their enthusiasm. i just have a good time with them. >> reporter: at the time of the nbc profile, sandusky was a pioneering defensive coach under the legendary joe paterno. he turned down head coaching jobs with other schools to continue his work with the second mile, the charity to help troubled kids. >> sometimes they don't understand what you want to do. but they want to be disciplined. kids are growing up awfully fast today. >> reporter: now sandusky is charged with 40 counts of child sex abuse over

. >> matt milan who is an espn analyst on yesterday, he's a penn state alum, he was on the board of the charity that sandusky protect our kids, we, as a society are pathetic. >> for failing them. >> maybe as a parent, i see it differently. some of the kids out there supporting joe pa and other folks. i think -- >> some people are worried about the football program as mike said. the school had a reputation for integrity in education. >> not right now. >> football would take care of itself. live up to that reputation. >> all right. let's talk about weather. we've got a great day ahead. sunshine. temperatures later on will make it well up in the 60s once you burn off fog. tomorrow, a chilly veterans day but a nice weekend. monika? >> a quick look at 270. this is incident free. heavy from falls road. the accident, route 27 and brink road has been cleared. we'll go quickly to the southeast southwest freeway. an accident at south capital street causing delays across the 14th street bridge. >> happy birthday to monika's dad. join us tomorrow morning at 4:25. we'll celebrate the reopening of the d.c. war memorial. >

sandusky. his attorney now telling nbc news one allegation comes for a member of his own family. and we have a chef here with last-minute delicious recipes. and mattann and al are hosting nbc's coverage of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. we are starting on a busy morning here on today. that she mentioned. it's going to be a surreal moment. homestead is one of ten schools picked for the parade. the only one from the west coast. nbc bay area is up at 9:00. >>> i want to check the forecast with rob maeda. >> baltimore har-bowl taking on with the 49ers and ravens. we'll see rain changing to showers. we warm up with patchy fog this weekend. >> let's look at this guy getting his own thanksgiving meal at mcdonald's. he was intoxicated, jumped into the mcdonald's in cedar falls, started a deep fryer. he was arrested. >> it's really messed up a lot of my life. my clear plans and everything like that. it's really tough on me now. >> a tough thg for him but happy thanksgiving to you. >> no doubt. have a great one with you

sandusky. >> you could have lost yourself and become aggressive. i thought he handled it. he was direct, he was a pro. >> he was a pro he was very matt-esque. so good for him. we are not supposed to accuse and decide somebody is guilty until we have the facts, until they are proven innocent. >> i thought he did it with the right tone. >> there's a lot of indictments against this man. we'll get to the bottom of it. >> we have a big book out. it is the "today show" book. 60 years on the air. >> i'm glad something is older than i am. >> look at you with your book mark up front. >> yes, there i am. >> i'm in the back. >> no, you are not. >> i'm fine back here. there is ann. >> i'm certainly not first. >> everybody has a book mark. you can see, it's interesting to see "today" through the years. they used to have girls. >> they still do. >> we'll talk a little about this. watching some of these old, this old film is fascinating. to think now we do twitter and natalie does news in two minutes and now we've got this guy in the blackboard. there are the girls being chased around the table. >> it was almost canceled early on. barbara walters as a pla