. >> reporter: what darryl was talking about, among those paying their respects was mike mcqueary, trustees felt that he should have done more. the family is expecting 10,000 people to pay their respects by 6:00 tonight. now tickets for the memorial on thursday are selling on ebay for $175. jamie costello, abc2 news. >> i had top pinch -- to pinch myself to remind myself it's january 24th. >> to go from a skier's weekend in maryland to a fogged in day and now the sun is back out, blue skies, mid-50s. if you don't like the weather, just wait a day. hey, almost no wind. light breezes. you can see the flag. 52 at bwi and winds are from the west northwest at five. a light breeze. a mild temperature and pretty good january weather. today's temperature melting off most of that one to two inch snow pack, especially north and west of the city. take a look at the weather in motion, the weather bug camera over at the inner harbor showing passing clouds but a bright day a pretty good looking day. here's a look at st. vincent high school. let's give you one more camera, towson at lock raven tech. you c

. >> as to the horrific nature of the alleged crime, he insists assistant coach mike mcqueary didn'tific. >> i never heard of rape in a man. >> he wanted people to know hat he had done the best he could in the situation as he understood it. >> it was the first time he opened up since this moment two months ago. >> joe paterno is no longer the football coach effective immediately. >> (no audio) >> that was t.j. win nick reporting. >> coming up next, more questions and answers tonight about the missing math teacher from montana. police have two in custody for connection to her murder. we'll take a closer look at the suspects when we return. >> while the death toll stands at 5 in that italian use ship tragedy, they are celebrating a victory tonight. plus, catching a cold? there is an app for that. we'll tell you how your smart phonies helping you battle the bug this flu season. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/

according to court documents, in 2002, assistant coach mike mcqueary told him he saw sandusky abusing a boy in a locker room. paterno says he was confused about how to handle the situation. >> and then i called my superiors, and i said, "hey, we've got a problem, i think. would you guys look into it?" because i didn't know, you know. i had never had to deal with something like that. and i didn't feel adequate. >> sources close to paterno say that he was furious when he was fired, but in the interview, he insists he is not bitter. penn state will continue to pay out paterno's contract as well as his legal fees. >>> south carolina is new battleground for "decision 2012." the state's primary is next saturday, less than a week away. fox news hosted a republican presidential forum last night in charleston. each candidate appeared on stage separately and took questions from the audience. newt gingrich zeroed in on his rival's tenure at bane capital. he says republicans need to scrutinize mitt romney's role with the private equity firm. meanwhile, romney focused on the economy. he said he wa

but the statement says there were serious questions about what mike mcqueary told the individuals inlook at the sandusky legal strategy, why are they talking about this in so much detail before the trial? >> jerry sandusky's legal strategy has been baffling to pretty much everybody. he maintains his innocence. mike mcqueary has not been, i think, unclear about what he said in 2002 in testimony both in the grand jury and in the preliminary hearing. he's been very, i think, clear about what he told tim curley and gary schultz. there's dispute about exactly how graphic he was with them. mcqueary has been consistent about what he told joe paterno. he said he was not specific with paterno out of deference to his age and couldn't bring him graphic details. what mike mcqueary said in the preliminary hearing when he was questioned ond the stand, ma'am x you don't talk about those things to joe paterno. >> paterno said in hindsight, he wishes he had done more. was he specific at all what he thinks he might have done? >> what he said was, i should have said ba what about the boy, what about th

. >> reporter: mike mcqueary, who became a key witness in the jerry sandusky case, maintained a disgreetdistance. >> i want to respect his family and him. just remember him privately for right now. >> reporter: penn state football fans of all ages and all walks of life made a pilgrimage to the stadium to say their good-byes. school colors and raw emotions proudly on display. >> he was more than just a coach. >> reporter: he left behind what e he hoped would be his own eulogy. i hope they write i make penn state a better place, not just that i was a good football coach. brian moore, state college, washington. >>> congresswoman gabrielle giffords plans to resign from congress and she made that announcement today on youtube. the democrat suffered brain damage in the shooting last year that killed six other people. her rehab is expected to take years. she served five years in the house of representatives and her last official appearance will be tuesday at the state of the union address. she says she will solely focus on her recovery. >>> also nbc news will provide coverage of the state of th

. >>> former penn state assistant football coach mike mcqueary -- >> mike mcqueary talked to reporters yesterday, sharing his feelings about the death of joe paterno. >> you know, deeply saddened. >> i know you were close to him. are there any other thoughts you have? >> i have ton of thoughts, but i want to respect his family and him. just remember him privately for right now. >> mcqueary was a central figure in the school's child sex abuse scandal. in 2002, he told paterno he saw former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky molesting a boy in one of the team's locker room showers. sandusky also spoke about the death of the legendary head coach. he and his wife released a statement saying, "dottie and i would like to convey our deepest sympathy sue and her family. nobody did more for the academic reputation of penn state than joe paterno. joe preached toughness, hard work, and clean competition. most importantly, he had the courage to practice what he preached." >>> president obama is getting ready for his third state of the union address tomorrow. he's expected to outline a plan that

according to court documents in 2002, mike mcqueary first told him he saw jerry sandusky abusing a boy in a locker room. paterno said he was confused about how to handle the situation. >> and then i called my superiors and i said hey, we've got a problem i think. would you guys look into it? i didn't know -- you know, i had never had to deal with something like that. and i didn't feel adequate. >> sources close to paterno say he was furious when he was fired but in the interview he insists he's not bitter. penn state will continue to pay out his contract as well as his legal fees. and now to decision 2012. the south carolina primary, one week away now. and rick santorum has picked up a major endorsement today. a group of influential christian conservatives backing him for the republican presidential nomination. 60% of south carolina voters describe themselves as evangelical christians. mitt romney is still the republican front-runner in south carolina. and still ahead on news 4 tonight, a star-studded event in washington. the celebrities and dignitaries in the nation's capital tonight.

one of the first people in lines of mike mcqueary, the men who allegedly witnessed one of the instances. family, friends and players came to pay their respects. >> lucky to work with him, be able to call him friend, a great impact on my life in so many ways and i have been quoted as saying this, next to my father, he was the guy. >> penn state will be holding a public memorial service on thursday. all 16,000 free seats were nabbed within minutes but today, two tickets were being sold on ebay for nearly $100,000. they were quickly pulled from the website. >>> a rare glimpse into the final months of president kennedy's life, 45 hours of privately recorded meetings and phone calls have now been released. in the recordings, mr. kennedy discusses issues ranging from the conflict in vietnam, his re-election strategies and his children. it is hard to hear clearly, but in this clip, he introduces his kids to itself yet foreign affair minister. >> he recorded 250 hours of private conversations, final recording takes place just days before he was assassinated in november, 1963. >>> the oscar noin

. >> also mike mcqueary, a key witness in the child molestation scandal that led to paterno's firing by the university. mcqueary said he did not want to talk out of respect for the coach. >> seems like a lot of people are -- interested to stand up for him now than a month ago. >> penn state officials say they're working on plans for a lasting way to honor the former coach. some alumni want to rename the football stadium joe paterno field at beaver stadium. >> on "cbs this morning," pa papa tern know said his dad cared more about his family and teams. >> his legacy will be had in his children and grandchildren. >> paterno's sons greeted mourners at an earlier private service on this first of three days of tribute to a man who will hold a place in penn state history well beyond football. manuel gallegus, cbs news, state college, pennsylvania. >>> at 4:35, here is a look at other things making news today. a string of car bombs wounded dozens. one went off near a school full of children. the attacks are believed to be the latest in a series of attacks against shiites. at least 170 people

. >> former assistant coach, mike mcqueary, who went to paterno in 2002 with allegations, also attended the viewing. he was greeted with handshakes and hugs by former players and colleagues, all who had one purpose, to remember joe paterno's life and legacy. >> a private family funeral will be held on thursday followed by a public memorial at the university's 16,000-seat basketball arena. we look at the legendary life and career, our pictures of joe paterno through the years online at wbaltv.com. click on "sports" and on your smart phone, click on slide shows. in other news, search crews recovered another body from the costa concordia off the coast of tuscany today. among 17 people still unaccounted for, minnesota couple gerald and barbara heil. >> it's a tragedy. we feel very badly for all the families, all the families, not just the american families. >> officials are planning to remove the half million gallons of fuel on board the vessel to minimize the threat to marine wildlife. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> clouds early in the day cleared out i

at the viewing mike mcqueary who testified he told paterno about the abuse greeted former players and coaches, in spite of the controversy they could only talk about paterno's life lessons. >> it's really be being a good man and student first here on campus. >> without him i certainly wonl be where i am at today. it's important to be here. >> he hated to waste time, and you only get so much he would say. make the best of it. >> for nose who did not know paterno but lovingly called hi joe joepa, they say he made penn state what it is. >> it's not like losing a family member, but at the same time joe paterno is so engrained in the identity of this school and he's a real part of the school. >> reporter: people say members of the paterno family greeted them inside the viewing, and it was comforting to let them know how much paterno met it the university. a private funeral is set for wednesday afternoon. >>> doug's here with a look at the weather forecast. it was nice while it lasted, huh? >> it was beautiful today. i think we'll see a nice day tomorrow. more in the way of cloud cover, but

former penn state assistant coach mike mcqueary talked to reporter yesterday, sharing his feelings about the death of paterno. >> deeply saddened. no words, okay? >> reporter: i know you were very close to him. is there any other thoughts you have? >> i have tons of thoughts, but i want to respect his family and him. just remember him privately for right now. >> mcqueary was a central figure in the school's child sex abuse scandal. in 2002 he told paterno he saw former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky molesting a boy in one of the locker room showers. sandusky also spoke about the death of the long-time head coach. he and his wife said, "dotti and i would like to convey our deepest sympathy to sue and her family. nobody did more for the academic reputation of penn state than joe paterno. joe preached toughness, hard work, and clean competition. most importantly, he had the courage to practice what he preached." >>> decision 2012 has turned into a sparring match in the republican presidential race. the two top candidates are now fighting out for a win in florida next week. mitt romney

conspicuous among the mourners today, the unmistakable red hair of assistant coach mike mcqueary, who says he told paterno he saw former coach jerry sandusky abusing a boy in the showers. paterno told campus officials but not police. he conceded he should have done more. and the university trustees agreed, firing the legendary coach after 61 years of service. >> joe paterno is no longer the head football coach. >> reporter: an angry campus erupted. and just a week later, paterno learned he had lung cancer. after he died on sunday, many of his fans and former players said they thought it was not just cancer that killed him. >> cancer may have been what they write on the certificate. but to me, he died of a broken heart. >> reporter: but today, his son denied that. saying, joepa was, quote, completely at peace. dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> and we have news, now, from overseas. investigators at the scene of that overturned cruise ship off the coast of italy may have one more thing to worry about. con artists. an american lawyer says he uncovered a plot to claim compensation for vi

. >> and we are also hearing from former penn state assistant coach mike mcqueary. he said a few words outside his home today about the late head coach. >> i'm deeply saddened. there's no words. okay? >> i know you were very close to him. is there any other thought you have about him today and what we should remember? >> i have tons of thoughts, but i want to respect his family and him. just remember him for right now. >> mcqueary told joe paterno that he saw former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky molesting a boy in a penn state shower back in 2002. sandusky and his wife also issued a statement about paterno saying, "dottie and i would like to convey our deepest sympathy to sue and her family. nobody did more for the academic reputation of penn state than joe paterno." "joe preached toughness, hard work, and clean competition. most importantly, he had the courage to practice what he preached." we will have more on the life of joe paterno tonight in sports. we'll take a look at his coaching legacy. >>> more than 100,000 protesters expected in downtown d.c. tomor

. >> reporter: paterno said he was confused in 2002 when mike mcqueary first told him he had seen sandusky fondling a young boy in the penn state locker room the night before. he reported this to tim curley, but acknowledges he never followed up. i didn't know exactly how to handle it he tells the post. in hindsight i wish i had done more. he said he had no inkling about any allegations about sandusky prior to that time. and was never told about a 1998 police investigation of him. his relationship with sandusky was professional, not social, he says. sources close to paterno say he was at first furious when he was fired in the phone call. but in the interview, paterno tried to stay positive. >> i have had a wonderful experience here at penn state. i don't want to walk away from this thing bitter. >> reporter: penn state's new president rodney erickson said that the school will pay the legal fees in the probe and continue to pay out his contract even though he has been fired. penn state also wants to find a way to honor paterno for his past service. but not a spokesman says for his conduct i

joe paterno's death will impact the case against sandusky since obviously he was the one that mike mcquearyold that he saw jerry sandusky abusing the boy in the shower. >> it's a good question. a lot of people are asking that now. what legal experts are telling me is that joe paterno's statements would have been a dramatic moment in court for sure. that people would have wanted to hear what he said. there's going to be some unanswered questions because he now can't take the stand. however, as far as it being crucial to either of the two cases, the perjury case or the molestation case against sandusky, it probably wasn't going to be crucial or key. and the reason is because he really was just a piece in a time line. the key people here are eyewitnesses and victims. and in the perjury case, the key people are the two defendants and the people they talked to directly. so, you know, of course people wanted to hear from joe paterno, but is it going make a huge difference in the prosecution or defense? people are speculating that the answer is no. >> thank you very much. sarah has been breaking t

joe paterno's death will impact the case against sandusky since obviously he was the one that mike mcqueary he saw jerry sandusky abusing in the shower. >> what legal experts are telling me, joe paterno's statements would have been a dramatic moment in court for sure. that people would have wanted to hear what he that. there will be some unanswered questions because he now can't take the stand. however, as far as it being crucial to either of the two cases interesting perjury case or the molestation case against jerry sandusky, it probably wasn't going to be crucial or key. and the reason is because he really was just a piece in a time line. the key people here are eyewitnesses and victims. in the perjury case, the key people are the two defendants and the people that they talked to directly. so you know, of course people wanted to hear from joe paterno. is it going to make a huge difference in either the prosecution or the defense? people are speculating that the answer is no. >> okay. thank you very much. as we said, sarah has been breaking all the news on this story since the very beginn

. >> reporter: former assistant coach mike mcqueary who went to paterno in 2002 with allegations also came to the viewing. he was greeted with handshakes and hugs by former players and colleagues, all who had one purpose today, to remember and honor paterno's life and legacy. the public viewing also continues tomorrow, and will be followed by a private family funeral. on thursday, thousands are expected to gather here on campus for a public memorial. in university park pennsylvania michelle franzen, news 4. >>> final preparations are underway today for the smithsonian to welcome the shut el discovery to its collection of national artifacts. smithsonian officials say the shuttle will be flown to dulles airport on the back of a boeing 747 in april. details are still being worked out, there may be a flyover above the nation's capitol as discovery makes its way to its final home in northern virginia. a final welcome ceremony is planned for april 19th in chantilly. >>> international concerns ended a five-day rally on wall street today. talks to resolve greece's debt crisis hit another snag

. >> reporter: also present was former assistant coach mike mcqueary, a key testimony in the case of child abuse. key to his firing. >> seems like a lot of people are interested in standing up for him now than they were about a month ago. i think that bothers a lot of us. >> reporter: penn state says they are looking for a way to honor the coach. some want to name it joe paterno field. >> reporter: but some players feel otherwise. >> i don't know that joe would want the football field named after him. >> i don't think so either. >> he was more than that. >> reporter: on cbs this morning, paterno's son said the coach cared more about his family and team. >> his legacy is going to be in his five children and 17 grandchildren, and certainly the hundreds of players that he's coached over the years. >> reporter: and for the thousands who came out to pay their respects, paterno helds a place in penn state history. >> there will be another public viewing wednesday morning before a private funeral wednesday afternoon. then thursday, a memorial will be held on campus. free tickets for the eve

they remembered another coach mike mcqueary witnessed the molestation in the locker room where he sayshe told paterno about it and he did not alert police, instead told university officials. >> and then i called my sup superio superiors, i said, hey, we've got a problem. why don't you look into it. i had never had to deal with something like that, and-- >> but nothing happened to that coach, jerry sandusky, who continued to use penn state facilities and allegedly continued to molest children. soso why did paterno sit it out? he told "the washington post," quote, i was shocked and then i got pretty sad and didn't know exactly how to handle it and i was afraid to do something. it might jeopardize what the university procedure was. and that's the crux of the matter. paterno was afraid, didn't want to get involved because he understood the implications for the university. and that's, exactly, exactly what happened in the catholic church. a number of bishops found out about child molestation by priests and they covered it up because they didn't want to involve themselves and the church. now

. >> former assistant pen coach mike mcqueary was greeted with handshakes and hugs by former players and colleagues, all who had one purpose today. to remember and honor paterno's life and legacy. the public viewing also continues tomorrow, and will be followed by a private family funeral. then on thursday, thousands are expected to gather here on campus for a public memorial. in university park, pennsylvania, michelle franzen, news 4. >>> doug's here with a look at our weather. so hard to come into work this afterno afternoon. gorgeous outside. >> it's absolutely beautiful. i came home last night to knee on the ground and this morning it was all gone. temperatures rose last night. they're going to fin to rise for the next 15 minutes or so, and then they're going down. >> 55 degrees, the temperature has gone up over the last hour. that is our high temperature of 55. some of you made it into the low 60s across the area today, really just spectacular weather out there on this tuesday, january 4th. 43 degrees, the average high is 44 degrees, our low was almost as high as the average. th

reporter: as for the horrific nature of the alleged nature, paterno insists that assistant coach mike mcqueary didn't want to get specific. >> he wanted people to know that he had done the best he could in this situation as he understood it. >> reporter: it was the first time that paterno opened up since this moment two months ago. >> joe paterno is no longer the head football coach. effectively immediately. >> he denied not living up to the moral standards that he set for his team. >> i don't think i deviated from what i'm all about and what i thought was important. >> paterno and his wife say they think the alleged abuse victims every time they look at their own children. when asked about jerry sandusky's innocence, he didn't want to speculate before the case had gone to trial. >>> we want to turn to that rogue russia probe expected to hit earth early today. parts of the u.s. may be at risk, how much risk, our meteorology ginger zee has been tracking the details overnight. >> overall, it's not that frightened. this may sound like a very familiar story. it should. this is the third satellite

mike mcqueary who told paterno of the sex abuse he says he witnessed was also there. >> i think the big thing with my dad is, through the last couple months, you really got a chance to see his true character. there was never a situation where he sat around and felt bad for himself, he was positive with us about the direction he wanted the rest of his life to go, and how he wanted to build penn state, and to make sure the justice was done for victims involved. >> jay paterno was the quarterback's coach for the nittany lions until earlier this month when the university hired bill o'brien as head football coach. a private family funeral will be after the public viewing. >>> the death tool has been brought to 16. another 17 are still unaccounted for, also today, crews hitched a barge carrying a crane and other equipment for the start of the fuel removal process, actual pumping isn't expected to start until this weekend and will likely last for several weeks. coming up later in our show, some surviving passengers hoping to sue over the crash will have a difficult and lengthy legal battle. >>

. >> reporter: also in the crowd of mourners, former assistant coach, mike mcqueary, a key witness in child abuse scandal that led to paterno's firing. he did not speak today, out of respect for the coach. >> seems like a lot of people are a lot interested in standing up for him now than about a month ago. i think that bothers some of us. >> reporter: penn state officials say they are working on plans for a lasting way to honor the former coach. some alumni want to rename the football stadium joe paterno field at beaver stadium. >> reporter: but some rgtsz players feel otherwise. >> i don't know that joe would want the football field named after him. >> i don't think so either. >> he was more than that. >> reporter: on cbs this morning, paterno's son said the coach cared more about his family than teams. >> his legacy is going to be in his five children and 17 grandchildren and certainly the hundreds of players he's coached over the years. >> reporter: and for the thousands who came out to pay their respects, paterno holds a place in penn state history. manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness

. >> reporter: also in the crowd of mourners, former assistant coach, mike mcqueary, a key witness in the child molestation scandal that led to the firing. he said he didn't want to speak today out of respect for the coach. >> reporter: penn state officials say they are working on plans for a lasting way to honor the former coach. some alumni want to rename the football stadium, joe paterno field, at beaver stadium. >> some players feel otherwise. >> i don't know that joe would want the football field named after him. >> i don't think so either. >> he was more than that. >> reporter: on cbs this morning, paterno's son said the coach cared more about his family and teams. >> his leg -- legacy is going to be more about his children and grandchildren, and certainly the players he's coached for years. >> reporter: and paterno has a history that goes beyond football. manuel tbaleg us, wjz eyewitness news. >> and there will be another public viewing and a private funeral tomorrow. then thursday, a memorial will be held on campus. >>> white house shooting. a man charged with trying to assass

well, mike mcqueary's testimony is still very crucial because after all he has testified and can testify that he allegedly told those two other penn state officials about that alleged child rape in the locker room back in 2002. but there's another legal notion called a dying declaration. and when joe paterno did a final interview with the "washington post" and talked about that, about what he did or didn't do about that sexual allegation that was told to him by mcqueary, well, civil attorneys might be able to make an argument in court saying i'd like to be able to use that because he might have been baring his soul on his, in effect, death bed and be able to use that in their civil suits. >> all right, susan candiotti there at penn state. thanks. >>> well, rick santorum in florida looking for some momentum. we're going to ask david gergin if he'll find it there. >>> so what happened to rick santorum in new hampshire and south carolina? blame the backyards. he says he was too close to romney and gingrich turf. >> well, there was one race that was in nobody's backyard. there was one race w

nothing about the previous allegations and makes it sounds as if he didn't get the full story from mike mcqueary it seems like we're not getting the right tone here. just a little more r excuse. >> eventually, all this going to come out, but i think you know, something that hasn't been discussed much, joe paterno, devout catholic. his own die cease had a sex abuse scandal. you would think he would have more sense about how explosive this was. clearly, there have been discrepancies, but the notion that joe paterno didn't have all the information, it just rings hollow still. >> when you look at the timeline, 2002, this was also blowing up in state college, pennsylvania. >> the other thing, too, this '98 allegation he denies knowing about, there was a 100-page police report. this ended up on the desk of a local prosecutor. just strange he didn't know about it. >> as you say, it's all going to come out in the wash about this. great to see you. thank you, sir. >>> one of the men who asked bernie fine of sexually molesting him now says it was a lie. he says he made up the story to get back at fine for

. >>> form former assistant coach mike mcqueary talked to reporters sharing feelings about the deathrno. >> deeply saddened. and no words to explain. >> you were very close to him. are there any other thoughts -- >> i have tons of thoughts. but i want to respect his family and him. just remember him privately for right now. >> mcqueary was a central figure in the school's child sex abuse scandal in 2002. he told poirn that he saw former -- paterno that he saw former defensive accord nader jerry sandusky molesting a boy in one of the locker room showers. >>> former penn state players took to twitter to show support for paterno. former redskins linebacker lavar arrington tweeted, "thanks, joe, thank you, we are!" we'll have more on the life and legacy of former penn state coach joe paterno. news4's jane watrel is at the university and will have more on how the people are remembering the long-time football coach on news4 later today and throughout the week. >>> let's see how wall street is shaping up as we begin this workweek. let's go live to cnbc's jackie deangelis. good morning. >>>

an interview, explaining in a frail voice how he reacted in 2002, when then graduate assistant mike mcqueary reported seeing jerry sandusky fondling a boy in a penn state locker room. >> and then i called, you know, my superiors, and i said, hey, we got a problem, i think. would you guys look into it. cause i didn't know, you know, i had never had to deal with something like that. and i didn't feel -- i didn't feel adequate. >> reporter: paterno also expressed regret for not doing more to follow-up. but believed he did the right thing at the time. reporter salary jenkins said paterno seemed determined to tell his story, even though the cancer treatment was taking its toll. >> he's pretty lucid. he does wander a bit. he's hard of hearing now. the chemotherapy has made him a little bit foggy at times. and so, you know, we doesn't talk for very long periods. >> reporter: paterno has been part of penn state's football program for six decades, and has the most wins of any major u.s. college football coach in history. in november, his firing was so controversial, some students rioted. with paterno

here's what he said when he was asked about his response to mike mcqueary's claims.ed superiors and said we have a problem. would you guys look into it? i didn't know, you know, i had never had to deal with something like that. and i didn't feel adequate." what does that comment say to you, john? you went down when this all unfolded. >> yeah, sure. it says a number of things. one of them is someone who probably should not have been the ceo of the football team at this age. he's really the captain of the ship here. people are not accusing him of doing bad. the complaint here is that he didn't do enough. that only reenforced it. you mentioned the broken camp you can't not feel sorry for him at some level. i read that interview. it reenforced what his critics have been saying. he didn't do enough. >> all the stress and pressure has a lot to do with his health. it all adds up. what about the university? they seem to still be struggling to come to grips with the scandal. my question is, what is the alumni saying about this? >> well, you have this rift along the alumni. th