here is espn's mark schwartz. first a warning, the piece you're about to see contains graphic sexual content. >> bobby davis says he knew of one person who could validate he was being sexually abused by bernie fine. that person was fine's wife, lori fine. >> hello. >> hello. >> hi, bobby, how are you? >> davis says in october of 2002 he recorded a phone conversation of lori fine without her knowledge. a legal act based on the location of both parties. during the call, fine seen here in hidden camera video from 2003 discussed the alleged sexual molestation of davis by her husband, syracuse associate head basketball coach, bernie fine. >> what did you want you to do? did he want you to grab him? >> you never had any oral sex with him. >> no. >> he's trying to make me. >> of course he was. >> after bringing the allegations to a police detective in 2002 and getting nowhere, davis said he was determined to confirm his story. he says he hoped lori fine would disclose on tape the details of her own knowledge of the abuse

for them is he me until the eyelets on the third line into elder schwartz alias the duck. alto schwartz was head of operations for forza four and forza is the mind security company place this will be disciplined yeah. it is. inside the computer hard disks so it was good at least we found a receipt going seen from the private investigative agency c n g almost all the been sold that he's one of their employees was paid by mr schwartz. yannick had to denied any involvement with the devil operation and refused to be interviewed for this film a peruvian court shelled the case for lack of evidence to put it towards the development of meanwhile newmont president wayne murphy earn nearly five million dollars in two thousand and six when the devil operation occurred because the of the water has now enjoying a lucrative retirement. they're late but. it's like a norton wells film with. the mining company writes the script directs the sorties and has connections with the law makers and actually know your stuff. and then on top of everything they say it's for our own goods. act of of t

police arrested the woman they were with. 31-year-old abe cell joy schwartz. -- april joy schwartz. police believe schwartz may have been under the influence of controlled substances. >>> longshoreman are refusing to unload what they say is dangerous shipping containers. the shipping containers were improperly serviced in vietnam. they want to know which companies are at risk. >> there were two companies and what we are looking for is maintenance records and whether they have transferred it to vietnam. >> negotiations are underway between the longshoreman's union and the coast guard as well as the port to resolve the issue. >>> the chase ended yesterday morning on railroad avenue in pittsburgh. police say officers tried to stop a silver truck speeding as it drove away. it hit another truck and a wall and the female passenger was killed. the two people in the suv were also hurt. now police say the driver of the truck is a wanted parole lee and has an extensive history. >>> they are looking to support the city's occupied movement, a board committee called on mayor ed lee to avoid the

schwartz didn't like the gesture and chased him down. they had to be separated. this is nothing new for the coach. he's ready for tomorrow, needless to say. >> this is going to be old- fashioned football in a lot of ways. 50 degrees weather, on grass. strong, physical people. we're anything -- going up against this week. >> they're going to have to get their hand on the breast plate and a part of their reb cage. these guys are either -- the rib came. they're strong physical men. to get our guys' blood pitching. this is going to be a real test. >> i'm tired, how about you? tomorrow on fox, 1130 tom a.m., join myself, feldy and doc walker for redskins pregame. 1:00 p.m., the 49ers and skins, followed by the giants and patriots at 4:15 and stay up with us at 11:10 for nissan sports extra. >>> off of the wall is next. dave ross and martin wisdom. talking about the icebergs and the redskins hit it. >>> and we're talking about michael jackson, really in. >> yeah. >> and the wins. -- . >> not this wiz. >> no r. >> the original wiz. >> stick around. off of the wall is ne

here is mike schwartz.a warning, the piece you're about to see contains graphic sexual content. >> bobby davis says he knew of one person who could validate that he was being sexually abused by bernie fine, that person was fine's wife, lori fine. >> hello? >> mrs. fine? >> yes. >> it's bobby. >> how are you? >> davis says in october of 2002 he recorded a phone conversation with lori fine without her knowledge, a legal act based on the location of both parties. during the call, fine, seen here in hidden camera video from 2003 discussed the alleged sexual molestation of davis by her husband. syracuse associate head basketball coach bernie fine. >> what did he want you to do? you can be honest with me. >> what he's always doing. >> he wants you to grab him? >> he tried to make me grab him. he was like, he grabbed me and -- >> but you never had any oral sex with him? >> no. i think he would want to. >> oh, of course he would. >> after bringing his allegations against bernie fine to a syracuse police detective i

and air force chief of staff general norton schwartz yesterday defended the decision to discipline but not fire the three senior mortuary officials in charge. >> this was not a deliberate act in my personal view and that of the commanders who exercised authority in this case. >> warner: but separately, the independent office of special counsel criticized the air force's conclusions and disciplinary decisions saying they demonstrated a pattern of failure to acknowledge culpability for wrongdoing relating to the treatment of remains. defense secretary leon panetta has ordered a review, and today his spokesman said he leaves open the possibility for further accountability. for more we're joined by craig whitlock, national security reporter at the "washington post." and, craig, thank you for coming back. let's start with how did these charges even come to light, even come to be investigated? >> hi, margaret. the charges came from three whistle-blowers, each of whom works at dover air force base at the mortuary. these were embalmers and technicians who worked there for a number of years and

general schwartz. >> mr. chairman, senator inhofe and members i'm grateful for the opportunity to offer my views today and on behalf of the men and women of the united states air force, i thank you for your ongoing support of our service members and importantly, their families. i join my colleagues in the definitively stating that the chief of the national guard bureau is a very important senior leader under our total force contract. though the role in advising the secretary of the air force directly in the secretary of defense through the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. the national guard bureau chief has a daily contributor to many of the consequential decisions that are made by the total force leadership. title x of the united states code provides the bureau chief advisory role and preserves unified surface leadership. this advisory role and the drew chief's relationship to each service continues to be important and is currently appropriate in the performance of organizing, training and equipping fu

investigators believe schwartz may be traveling with her children in that car. >> for the second nim less than a week a police pursuit ended in a fatal crash. and police tried to pull over the driver of a pick up for several violations including speeding. officers say the driver took off and hit a second car. a woman died in the crash. police say the suspect is a parole with an expense -- extensive criminal history. >> the pursuit lasted a minute. as soon as officers had to pull the vehicle over, the driver ak sell operate raited quickly. >> last wednesday, police say the parole slammed into a car in concord. the driver of the car was killed. and josha simmons faces charges in that crash. >> protesters just wrapped up a news conference calling for a strike this coming wednesday. abc 7 joins us outside and does this mean they have a clear message for demands? >> i'm not sure, it did seem to indicate they're refocusing their efforts to align them self was other occupy movements, as for wednesday their message is clear, they're telling people no school, no shopping. at encampment appear

fredericka whitfield posed that question to mark schwartz. >> we interviewed bobby davis extensivelyl locations for dozens of hours, both on the phone, in camera, on camera, and we had what we thought was a very credible story. however, what we did not have at the time was someone to corroborate the facts of his story. another alleged victim of the same abuser, the alleged abuser in this case, bernie fine. we did have the tape at the time, as you say, and we had bobby davis, one victim, but only ten days ago, on thursday the 17th, did a second victim actually come forward and appear on camera, that was 45-year-old mike lang, who is the older stepbrother of bobby davis, who alleged a very similar pattern of abuse from bernie fine. so, at that point our goal was to, first of all, get a voice recognition expert who could verify, as much as possible, that this was, indeed, the voice of laurie fine. and we also spent time reaching out to the fines beginning early last week, wanting to get their comment. we reached out to them through their attorneys. we did not hear from them. in fact, we

here's espn's mark schwartz. >>> bobby davis says he knew of one person who could validate that he wasng sexually abused by bernie fine. that person was fine's wife, laurie fine. >> hello? >> laurie? >> yeah. >> how are you? it's bobby. >> hi, bobby. >> reporter: davis says in october of 2002 he recorded a conversation with laurie fine without her knowledge. a legal act based on the location of both parties. during the call, fine, seen here in hidden camera video from 2003, discussed the alleged sexual molestation of davis by her husband. syracuse associate head basketball coach, bernie fine. >> what did he want you to do? you can be honest with me. >> what do you think? what he always does. >> what? he wants you to grab him? >> no, he's trying to make me -- he's first of all grab me and touching me. >> you never had any oral sex with him? >> no. >> no. >> i think he would want to, but -- >> of course he would. >> reporter: after bringing these allegations to a syracuse police detective in 2002 and get -- and getting nowhere, davis says he was determined to confirm his story. he says h

sheriffs investigators say schwartz may have been urn the influence of alcohol. she was taken into custody and it is unknown if she will face charges. >> they were creepy and scarey and halloween may be almost over, but the massive sweep to make sure sex offenders are not playing tricks is under way. cameras were allowed to follow along and we found a krim reminder to parent that is the bookie man does exist. cheryl herd is live in vallejo with more. >> convicted sex offender who is don't have a home spend at least five hours here at the parole office in vallejo. it was one way that officers kept them away from children. the program is called operation boo. >> state parole. open the door. >> police were out in force looking for convicted sex offenders violating parole on halloween night. at the relax inn they found one who is going to jail. >> they know the rules. pornography is in plain sight and marijuana smell is obvious. some folks don't top the change their behavior. >> trick or treat! >> law enforcement used muscle to prevent sex offender from getting too c

. >> i think general schwartz had it right on cyber. we could look at the organizational construct we're putting together. there may be efficiencies in the capability. it will probably grow. with regard to strategic nuclear, how many ohio-class replacement submarines we need can be studied. what is the right number of structure we need to deliver? for the requirements? that is under deliberation as we speak. the need to have credible and reliable and one that provides deterrence is unmistakable. that line has to be held. >> with that, i want to thank you all for your testimony and i may have some questions for the record. general schwartz, a couple of months back, i had the opportunity to travel out to prea creech. maybe we can talk and a close said about my thoughts about that. it was a great experience to visit our air men out there. i am grateful for their service and next week i am traveling to texas to visit the 24th air force. i want to take a close look at what is happening out there. thank you all. >> i look forward to it, sir.

>> if i'm not mistaken, general schwartz in testimony today says he accepts full culpability for whato place. >> i wonder if you are general dempsey think that an apology is in order either to the families whose remains were misplaced or less accountability in the report or the ones who prior to 2008 remain in a landfill. is this the sort of thing good department should apologize for her? >> absolutely we should apologize if we haven't handled those remains properly, then it is our responsibility and we do with his family that apology. >> you haven't indicated that they have not apologized. in fact to the notification process, i am telling you firsthand that there were apologies rendered with that notification and deep expressions of regret as there should be. back to the landfill issue, as another secretary said it does go back to where the procedure was change. by the way, the procedure is not uncommon elsewhere in the medical community outside the military. the disposition of human remains are separated from the principal portion. if you look into how it is handled routinely in civ

. >>> let's bring in espn's mark schwartz, who broke the story of that phone call. and a lot of people will want to know, did this accuser go to authorities at syracuse university with theses years ag? >> reporter: david, he did call in 2002 and spoke for about five minutes with the syracuse police detective who heard his story, davis says that detective doug fox told him the statute of limb taxs had come and gone with him. three years later in 2005, syracuse university did its own investigation of bernie fine. they did that with their own lawyers. bobby davis was asked to produce witnesses. one of the witnesses items me was laurie fine, bernie's wife. and at the time, she told the panel that he's a liar, she knows nothing and it's a joke. >> so, there would seem to be a history here. we do know the femds and the syracuse d.a. are investigating. are we expected to hear any more from coach boeheim? >> reporter: earlier today, there was a release from the university saying that coach boeheim would have nothing more to say about the matter. there is chatter he may be r

and air force chief of staff general norton schwartz yesterday defended the decision to discipline but not fire the three senior mortuary officials in charge. >> this was not a deliberate act in my personal view and that of the commanders who exercised authority in this case. >> warner: but separately, the independent office of special counsel criticized the air force's conclusions and disciplinary decisions saying they demonstrated a pattern of failure to acknowledge culpability for wrongdoing relating to the treatment of remains. defense secretary leon panetta has ordered a review, and today his spokesman said he leaves open the possibility for further accountability. for more we're joined by craig whitlock, national security reporter at the "washington post." and, craig, thank you for coming back. let's start with how did these charges even come to light, even come to be investigated? >> hi, margaret. the charges came from three whistle-blowers, each of whom works at dover air force base at the mortuary. these were embalmers and technicians who worked there for a number of years and

general schwartz has a very different take on this.isten to his explanation of why some of the families weren't told. >> we waited until it was clear that the office of special counsel was going to render their report. we got 48 hours' notice. and we acted upon that notice. >> is that right? >> i believe this is a complete mischaracterization. we were hoping -- we assumed that the air force notified the families. a year or two ago. they -- >> notified them anyway, they shouldn't be waiting for some report that calls their conduct under the carpet. in anyone's view, as soon as they knew there was a problem they should have told them. >> they knew our report to the president and congress was eminent and they said to us, could you give us 48 hours so we can notify the families? again, we expresses our surprise that they hadn't yet informed the families. it turns out we think that they wanted 48 hours so they could inform the media and get to the media first before the families. >> when you go through some of the specifics here, remains lo

lieutenant schwartz with santa rosa pd is here with me this morning. give me a rundown of what happened when arrived today. sounds like it was peaceful. >> it was a very peaceful incidents thankfully. we came out just before 4 a.m. this morning and began making announcements to the crowd here at the encampment to vacate while we conducted our operation. everybody complied and left the city hall property so that we can move in without making any arrests and just clear out the property and the tents from the un-permitted campsites. >> reporter: sounds like one. issues is sanitation. talk me about that. >> one of the issues was sanitation. we had been engage in a permitting process. the city managers office suspended that process because of some of the health and safety concerns that they found at the campsites here. >> reporter: and i was surprised to learn this morning that many of the people who actually went out of their way to get permits are not your traditional "occupiers" or select group. >> many of the permits did go to members of our local homel

her name is april schwartz. they were last seen in shasta county in a white gmz yukon, 118bzr is the license plate. >>> pursuit turns deadly that intersection of railroad avenue and bucabin road -- buchanan road. rob roth is live. >> reporter: here police are still investigating that accident that left one person dead and three injured. we want to show you this pick up truck. police say the driver tried to run from police, hit another car ask slammed into a wall. the police arrived to look into what happened. >> reporter: it happened before 11:00 this morning, witnesses heard sirens and saw the truck. often officer tried to stop the truck. >> the driver fled immediately, in excess of 70 miles per hour to the point where the officer was unable to keep up. [no audio] >> reporter: i lost -- >> reporter: the we are back live. the woman who was killed has been identified as a 47-year- old woman. the two people in the truck were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. there is one dead and three injured. the driv

remember when you were a child and visited fao schwartz. my sons are excited to go with us to go to the music store. think of where your children are excited to go shopping with you. why can't we have this? it can be brought to san francisco's japantown. when i started doing outreach, everyone agreed that it needs family oriented activities. other organizations indicated a strong desire to have more families at the mall. they offer a unique cultural experience that is very contemporary to japan town and in line with designs for japantown. those that have been in japan will find it extremely missed out. the games will be prize- oriented. nothing mature or gory. prizes will be changed every couple of weeks, and it iwlwill offer retail goods and snacks. target range is 3-12, anime fans, couples on dates. i store will have a father is applying for or with their children. imagine the joy you will get from winning a hello kitty for your daughter. here are examples. these are some stores in japan. very j-pop. i don't know if you're familiar with t

thank you general schwartz. general mckinley. >> good morning, mr. chairman, let me take a point of personal pride for causing the pbs schedule that will be seen tonight. we are soldiers honoring eight of your soldiers should the upper mid to. your relationship with the oklahoma national guard is one to be emulated as all the other members and all the distinguished members of this committee, it's an honor to be sitting before you today. to provide my opening comment on the matter and. i admire the chairman terry, very much. i can tell you that our relationship will not be broken by the testimony came in today and i thank them for the honor of letting me be part of this day as today. mr. chairman, for me to be here today to provide my personal views on whether the chief said the national guard here should remember the joint chiefs of staff, i figure believing on the 21st century after three years as chief of the national guard bureau and allow then total years in the pentagon that it is now in the best interest of the american people for the chief of

jim made a lot of noise with the deal with jim schwartz. how about with his brother?thing is, is he going to give his brother a handshake or give him a shoulder? >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> that would be a funny thing. standing up beforehand , just ignore each other and walk off. >> i want to see him give him a shoulder. >> look the you getting tough! there he goes . hey, tomorrow night, there somebody -- >> it's going to be a good game. >> kickoff scheduled forward 5:20. >>> a somber mood in madison square garden. two coaches from the oklahoma state women's staff lost their life in a plane crash. it was hard to -- and here comes highlights. eight for eight for stanford, 82-67, stanford. stand forefootball will break out -- carroll stanford football will break out new uniforms on saturday -- notre dame. nike coming up with a new deal. these air sleeker look with a deeper red and black helmets known as the combat uniforms. there they are. andrew luck and company with their new uniforms >>> late tonight, this positive news on the nba lockout. they have been secretly meeting -

. >> reporter: air force chief of staff, norton schwartz is talking about caskets, coming home from iraq afghanistan. a federal investigation has found gross mismanagement at the dover air force base mortuary in delaware. the first stop of the fallen on their final journey home? >> we found a pattern of wrongdoing, and the air force has refused to admit culpability. >> reporter: they investigated whistle-blower complaints and found two cases in which body parts of a soldier and an air force pilot were either lost or misplaced. in another case, an arm bone was sawed off, in order to fit a marine killed by a roadside bomb, into his dress uniform. the investigation covered the years 2008 to 2010. but general schwartz acknowledged, he does not know whether there have been other instances. >> i cannot identify with certainty that prior performance met our standard of perfection. >> reporter: the families were not told what had happened to their loved ones until this past weekend. >> they should have informed the family members, the minute they knew there was a problem. they chose not to. it w

debbie wassermann schwartz has been chair of the democratic national committee., martin. >> what's your reaction to the vote? >> well, it's just shockingly irresponsible. there tens of thousands of bridges in this country that are structurally deficient that badly need repair that will cost us more down the road if they deteriora deteriorate. with their repair we could put hundreds of thousands of instruction workers back to work. building roads and fixing bridges and the republicans just flatly rejected because they are led by mitch mcconnell who said his number one priority is not turning the economy around, but beat barack obama. anything that would give the president credit and get the economy turned around is against that interest because they only care about one job. barack obama's and democrats care about american jobs and that's what the president will fight for. what we can't get done legislatively, the president said we can't wait. we have to focus on moving forward. he is going to do himself and will do it without them. make sure that we press forward

>> if i'm not mistaken, general schwartz in testimony today says he accepts full culpability for what to place. >> i wonder if you are general dempsey think that an apology is in order either to the families whose remains were mispled or less accountability in the report orthe ones who prior to 2008 remain in a landfill. is this the sort of thing good department should apologize for her? >> absolutely we should apologize if we haven't handled those remains properly, then it is our responsibility and we do with his family that apology. >> you haven't indicated that they have not apolized. in fact to the notification process, i am telling you firsthand that there were apologies rendered with that notification and deep expressions of regret as there should be. back to the landfill issue, as another secretary said it does go back to where the procedure was chage. by the way, the procedure is not uncommon elsewhere in the medical community outside the military. the disposition of human remains are separated from the principal portion. if you look into how it is handled routinely in civilia

he's told me his story in depth. >> mark schwartz, i appreciate your time. up next, we'll have more on this syracuse sex abuse scandal. where do the developments in the story leave bernie fine? he hasn't been charged with any crime so far. mark geragos, sunny hostin, jeff toobin. >>> violence in syria. there's a new report from the u.n., that blames that country's government with the most violations of human rights. nyquil (stuffy): hey, tylenol. you know we're kinda like twins. tylenol: we are? nyquil (stuffy): yeah, we both relieve coughs, sneezing, aches, fevers. tylenol: and i relieve nasal congestion. nyquil (stuffy): overachiever. anncr vo: tylenol cold multi-symptom nighttime relieves nasal congestion... nyquil cold & flu doesn't. [ slap! slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums [ indistinct conversations ] [ hissing ] agents, what did we learn here today? that lint balls are extremely flammable! well

tonight a look a at occupy wall street with john heilemann of "new york" magazine and mattathias schwartz of the "new york" magazine. >> i think the first thing you would say is we're at the moment where this is not a moveme yet. it's a moment and it's been an incredible moment for two and-a-half months where 900 occupations have started up around the world. and they have injected the notion of quality of the national conversation in a way that it had not been as recently as september. but the transition from moment to movementf that does occur, that is where we are. if people thought they could get the change they wanted to in the system they wouldn't be cping ouall night much this is what people want to do when they want to opt out of the existing power structure which for is the elections because they feel like they're t going toet what they want that way >> charlie: we continue with marc benioff and a look where the technology revolution is heading right now. >> the salesforce is a company that's really pioneered the cloud and the idea of the cloud is like amazon or e-bay or google. y