t.j. winick has details on the latest accusations against jerry sandusky. >> reporter: jerry sandusky is free on bail after being arrested again wednesday charged with molesting two more young boys he met through his second mile foundation. >> it is disappointing the attorney general's office to do it this way. jerry has always been willing to turn himself in. >> reporter: identified as victims 9 and 10, they both claim they were molested in the basement bedroom of the sandusky home. victim 9 claims sandusky told him to stay in the room. he ate meals in the basement and the food would be brought to him by sandusky. always new questions about what sandusky's dottie seen leaving the house this morning, knew about the alleged molestations. victim 9 says he was 10 to 12-years-old during the attacks and told the grand jury he saw her at the house but she never came downstairs. on one occasion he screamed for help knowing that sandusky's wife was upstairs but no one came to help him. events victim numb

t.j. winickhas details on the latest accusations against jerry sandusky. >> reporter: jerry sandusky is free on bail after being arrested again wednesday charged with molesting two more young boys he met through his second mile foundation. >> it is disappointing the attorney general's office to do it this way. jerry has always been willing to turn himself in. >> reporter: identified as victims 9 and 10, they both claim they were molested in the basement bedroom of the sandusky home. victim 9 claims sandusky told him to stay in the room. he ate meals in the basement and the food would be brought to him by sandusky. always new questions about what sandusky's dottie seen leaving the house this morning, knew about the alleged molestations. victim 9 says he was 10 to 12-years-old during the attacks and told the grand jury he saw her at the house but sh never came downstairs. on one occasion he screamed for help knowing that sandusky's wife was upstairs but no one came to help him. events victim number

here's t.j. winick. >> reporter: when charlie ch chaplin was box office champ, the only peep or whisper was in the audience. fast forward to to 11. the hollywood block bust sir a roller coaster ride of i-max, 3-d, and surround sound. a quiet day at the multiplex, unheard of. until now. there's though need to adjust your volume. "the artist" is a 2011, black and white silent film about silent films. it's also a tribute to some of our greatest movie moments, like singing in the rain. it's won all sorts of awards. several critics are expecting a best picture nod come oscar time. >> i looked at "the artist" and i thought, we're missing something now. >> reporter: it's been a hit with older audiences. but younger ones, too. maybe because our world today is filled with so many noises. >> i think we're now overdoing it a little bit with all the stimulation. there's wave that washes over us. >> reporter: we took this sociologist to one of the loudst places on the planet -- times square. >> you interact in an ol

t.j. winick explains. >> my pillow pet. >> i'm a woman with hats. >> i'm here to get great toys and great deals. >> reporter: it's the day after christmas. for many, that means returning to the malls. >> there's going to be a loft people exchanging stuff. that's more complicated than a regular purchase, i think. >> reporter: traditionally, the week after christmas is for up to 10% of holiday sales. those looking for bargains can expect big discounts op home goods and degree rations. target says they'll cut by 50%. >> that's great time for shoppers to get out and get bargains. >> reporter: it was a better than expected season for retailers. sales are expected to jump nearly 4% this year. >> we estimate that online sales will bup is a%. we're seeing the numbers come through. >> i bought some beautiful nail polish. >> can i show you? >> no rkts i'll show him. >> reporter: a welcome surprise during a tough economy, t.j. winick, abc news, new york. >>> experts are predicting incredible deals. >>> to p

t.j. winick. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> [ inaudible ] >> i'm here to get toys. >> reporter: the day after christmas for many that means returning to the malls. millions of gift cards are expected to be redeemed. retailers are planning for long lines. >> there's going to be a lot of people exchanging stuff that's more complicated than a regular purchase. >> reporter: the week after christmas is responsible for 10% of holiday sales. this year, should be no exception. those looking for bargains can expect big discounts on winter apparel, home goods and decorations. target has announced they will be cutting prices 50% on lots of merchandise. >> that's always a great time to get terrific garr bins. >> reporter: is with a better -- than expected season projected 469.1 billion dollar in sales. sales are expected to jump 4% in year. >> we estimate that online sales will be up at least 15% we are seeing those numbers come through. >> beautiful nail polish. >> reporter: a welcome surprise during a tough economy. t.j. winick

here's t.j. winicknly peep or whisper was in the audience. fast forward to 2011, and the hollywood blockbuster is a roller coaster ride of imax and 3d and surround sound. a quiet day at the multiplex? unheard of. until now. ♪ >> reporter: there's no need to adjust your volume. you see, "the artist" is a 2011 black and white silent film about silent films. the romantic comedy is also a tribute to some of the greatest movie moments. like "singing in the rain," it won awards. and several critics predict a best picture nod come oscar time. >> i look at "the artist." i thought we are missing something now where everything is just shoved in our faces. >> reporter: it's been a hit with older audiences but younger ones, too. maybe it's because our world today is filled with so many noises. they practically have their own sound track. >> we're overdoing it with all the stimulation. and there's a way that it washes over us. >> reporter: we took a sociologist to one of the loudest spots on the planet, times square

abc's t.j. winick movie that has a lot of people talking tonight. >> reporter: imagine "casablanca" without this line. >> here's looking at you, kid. >> we meet again, at last. >> reporter: imagine "star wars" without these sounds. of course, when charlie chaplain was box office champ, the only peep or whisper was in the audience. fast forward to 2011, and the hollywood blockbuster is a roller coaster ride of imax, 3d and surround sound. a quiet day at the multiplex? unheard of. until now. ♪ there's no need to adjust your volume. you see, the artist is a 2011 black and white silent film about silent films. >> reporter: the romantic comedy is also a trib courthouse to some of our greatest movie moments, like "singing in the rain." it's already won all sorts of awards and several critics are predicting a best picture nod come oscar time. >> i looked at the artist and i thought, we're missing something now, where everything is just shoved in our faces. >> reporter: it's been a hit with older audiences but

here's t.j. winick tonight. >> reporter: just take a look at these smiling shoppers. >> 40% off. >> reporter: they sound like they've hit the lottery. >> they told me the price is hot for that. so i got an extra one. wonderful. >> reporter: welcome to super saturday, normally the last saturday before christmas. only this year, that's christmas eve. that's why several national chain, including the gap, macy's and jcpenney are celebrating super saturday today. a week early. >> we're seeing stores do what they did on black friday, mark down goods for a limited time to drive traffic and move out the product. >> reporter: just across new york's harold square, stores like skechers are holding out to showcase their super savings, some like darla dunn couldn't wait. >> i didn't want to wait to see what i want by next saturday. >> retailers are pulling out all of the stops today. lowest prices of the season on toys and bikes at walmart. sears is even giving away diamond earrings when you buy $199 or more worth j

>> t.j. winick, thank you. >>> and a troubling scene this weekend when a college football celebration turned to chaos. thousands of fans rushed the field after oklahoma state beat arch rival oklahoma. some. >> reporter: trampled. at least 13 people were injured. two of them critically hurt. >>> tonight, meanwhile, millions of people in the west are bracing for a new round of wicked weather, right on the heels of the extraordinary santa ana winds that have left so much damage in their wake. tens of thousands are still without power tonight. and these new winds, though not as powerful, bring an entirely different threat. and so we turn to abc meteorologist ginger zee, tracking this all week. >> reporter: this is another case, and that's the thing. last week, it was an extreme case. this is more tippical but we have a new threat. high pressure coming into the great basis. clockwise rotating winds around it. it will hit the basin and go downslope. it will squeeze in and the winds speed up. that's how we

t.j. winick>> reporter: it looked like a scene from a movie. [ gunfire ] >> oh, my god! >> reporter: but the gunshots were real. today, police identified the shooter as 26-year-old tyler brehm. >> he was just shooting and a car drove by and he shot right into the car. >> reporter: the driver of this mercedes, shot in the face, is in critical but stable condition tonight. chris johns, videotaping from his fourth floor window, tried to distract the shooter. >> i was leaned out, completely exposing my body to the gunman, i wanted to give him a clear target. >> reporter: instead, the shooter asked him for more bullets. >> i don't have any, man. >> reporter: it was an off-duty police officer working on a nearby movie set who spotted the gunman. >> come on! >> reporter: according to police, brehm appeared to go for his gun, so the officer fired and killed him. >> take him out! [ gunfire ] >> reporter: his motives still a mystery. t.j. winick, abc news. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world ne

t.j. winick has been following the story since it first broke. >> reporter: in this no holds barred interview with "the new york times," jerry sandusky maintains he is innocent of molesting eight boys over 15 years. >> i didn't do those things. >> reporter: why is the former penn state assistant football coach had such a difficult time tackling the one question everyone wants answered first posed in a phone interview last month. >> are you sexually attracted to young boys, underaged boys? >> am i sexually attracted to underaged boys? >> yes. >> sexually attracted? i enjoy young people. >> reporter: for sandusky's alleged victims and families it was an especially cringe worthy moment. >> i asked him about how he felt he had done on the answer? and mr. sandusky said he wished he had -- he had done it differently. >> reporter: like the first time around, the 68-year-old accused pedophile seemed incapable of answering directly. >> sitting there saying what in the world is this question? you know? wha

t.j. winick has more.th a routine traffic stop. >> reporter: virginia tech university, the site of the country's worst massacre had a shooting of a police officer. an office are stopped a vehicle during what is being called a routine traffic stop. >> shortly before 12:30 p.m., virginia tech police received the first kale advising they witnessed a suspect approach the officer and fire a weapon at the officer and then leave the scene. >> as soon as i saw it, i started crying. it's not going to be good. >> reporter: the shooter fled on foot, heading to another parking lot. that's where the second body was found. virginia tech put out four separate alerts within an hour. white male, gray sweat pants, grape hat with neon green brim on foot. call 911. virginia tech had a deadly shooting in 2007 with 33 killed. >> on going communication in the absence of information, perhaps misinformation will get out there. >> reporter: classes at virginia tech actually ended for the semester yesterday, which means cam pass bec

here's t.j. winick with the story. >> reporter: the greatest race this time of year isn't just about bargain shopping, getting all those presents, hundreds of millions, where they need to go for the holidays. >> only two weeks left until christmas. >> reporter: if you think santa and his elves have it tough. welcome to federal express. nonstop 24/7 push to get those presents down the chimney at least through the front door. >> santa only comes once a year i'm here everyday. >> does he ever check in on you guys? >> definitely. he makes sure we deliver on time. >> reporter: all kidding an saoeurbgd the days ahead look like the busiest in the history of fedex. the busiest day of 2005 december 12th, 9.8 million shipments. 2008 december 15th, 12 million shipments. three years later on this monday december 12th, 17 million s are expected all over the glowing. >> on -- online shopping the biggest reason we are seeing so many packages people like to ship if they are traveling for the holidays they don't want to

here with more, abc's t.j. winick returning to the malls. millions of gift cards are expected to be redeemed. retailers are planning for long lines at customer service desk. >> a lot of people exchanging stuff, more complicated than the regular purchase. >> reporter: traditionally the week after christmas is responsible for 10% of holiday sales. this year should be no exception. those looking for bargains can expect to find big discounts on winter apparel, home goods and holiday decorations. retail giant target announced they'll be cutting prices by 50% on lots of merchandise. >> that is always a great time for shoppers to got out, get terrific bargains as well. >> reporter: overall a better than expected holiday, $469.1 billion in sales. in fact, sales are expected to jump nearly 4% this year. >> we estimate online sales this year will be up 15%. we're seeing the numbers. >> reporter: a welcome surprise during a tough economy. t.j. winick, abc news, new york. >> i think the best shopping is the day after christmas. i

abc's t.j. winick reporter: it's part-"sex in the city," part-"sopranos." >> you want to play mafia wars? i win. >> reporter: when it comes to fights, this quartet rivals the real housewives of any city. >> i'll -- you dirty -- >> reporter: on the vh1 reality series, "mob wives" no topic is more taboo than rats. >> loyalty is everything. >> reporter: a mafia turncoat who squawks to the police in exchange for a shorter prison sentence. >> you're right. you're not in my circle. i'll make your life so miserable. >> reporter: all of these women are struggling to keep a family together while a father, brother or a husband does hard time for organized crime. but in a plot twist that mirrors "the sopranos" -- >> you think i'm wearing a wire in god's house? >> yes. >> reporter: one of their own had reportedly been wearing a wire for the fbi all along. he's hector junior pagan, that nicole graziano was hoping to reconcile with, the father of her son. >> i love junior. and i do go out of my way, maybe too much f

t.j. winick that as well as the other nominees. >> reporter: the era of the silent film might have ended 80 years ago. ♪ but remarkably the artist, a 2011 silent film about silent films leads this year's golden globes with six nominations among them best comedy or musical. >> best motion picture drama. >> reporter: when the nominations were announced "the help" about black servants in precivil rights era south, and george clooney's "the descendants" tied with five each. and woodley nominated for her hole as clooney's eldest daughter. >> it's a magical ride. >> reporter: "the help" earned three acting nods and octavia spencer who was still sleeping when her name was read. >> i literally got the call 30 second ago. so i am still, basically, coming down, she woke me up out of my sleep. my publicist. i am overwhelmed. >> reporter: competing for best drama, the paris adventure "hugo" a clooney's "ides of march" and brad pitt's "money ball" and steven spielberg's "war horse" on the small screen, top no

t.j. winick, abc news, new york. >>> the investors that picked up a megalottery ticket last week are making good. they're giving $1 million to five groups that help veterans and service members. among the organizations getting a $200,000 the the foundation started by our own bob woodruff. >>> tiger woods is back on top. he clinched the chevron world challenge in california. he birdied to win by just one shot over zach johnson, the 2007 masters champion. it was his first victory since the sex scandal two years ago. after the win, he said, it feels awesome. >>> oklahoma state university officials say two people remain hospitalized in guarded but stable condition because of that. saturday's post game riot. including students, thousands of fans stormed the field. ripping down the goal posts. 12 people were injured. six of them hospitalize and released. >>> staying with sports, here's the crew from espn with the highlights from week 13 of the nfl. >> good morning, i'm jorge andres. we start with the p

abc's t.j. winick has the investigation. ing to you, t.j. >> reporter: good morning, rob, sunny. an unbelievable set of circumstances. foster children in state care being given powerful psychiatric drugs with little understanding of the consequences. >> one, two. >> reporter: abc news led the way, uncovering a disturbing and horrible secret. tens of thousand of foster care children given anti-depressant and anti-psychotic drugs. >> i was a zombie. >> i felt sad, no one would keep me or love me. >> reporter: children like this 11-year-old, prescribed 12 medications over the course of four years for conditions doctors now say he didn't have. >> i am not adhd. i'm just naughty. >> reporter: this is footage of him trying to come off medications. and this is now. ♪ >> reporter: he's in honor classes at school and has been adopted. >> it was like he didn't know how to be a real kid. he testified before congress. >> all i knew was that if i didn't take them like i was told, i couldn't watch tv, play video or play with my toys. >> re

t.j. winickdisturbing new evidence about what is in that juice your child may be drinking. when consumer reports looked at both apple and grape juice, testing 88 samples they found 10% had total arsenic levels greater than the federal standard for drinking water. and 25% of them also had higher lead levels than the fda standard for bottled water. >> soup of the best known granb have arsenic in apple juice. dr. oz sparked a fierce debate. dr. besser argued that arsenic found in some juices was harmless. >> you're telling parents they're poisoning their children. and you have absolutely no evidence. dr. besser said the fda provided faulty data. >> they said there was industry standard, turns out there is not. they said the type of arsenic in apple juice was the safe kind, turns out it is not. >> working with new findings dr. besser recommends that children 4 to 7 should have no more than 4 to 6 ounces a day. older children, 8 to 12 ounces is safe. as the for the juice industry leading interest grou

here's abc's t.j. winickandcuffed wearing a penn state sweat suit, jerry sandusky was arrested again wednesday charged with molesting two young boys he met at the charity he founded. that brings total number off ledged victims in the criminal case, to ten. >> jerry is scratching his head saying what's next. i said don't ask that question. don't ask can it get worse, because it can. >> reporter: according to the grand jury indictment, victim nine is now 18 years old and says sandusky began molesting hip at age 11. some of at takes allegedly occurred in the basement of sandusky's house or a swimming pool at a nearby hotel. victim ten claims he was groomed by sandusky like all the others given cash, gifts and football games before the abuse began. he says the alleged encounters with the penn state football coach only ended after he refused to perform a sex act in a car. >> i didn't do those things. >> reporter: just last week, jerry sandusky told "the new york times" he did nothing illegal. his repeated denials

abc's t.j. winick is keeping track of the crush. >> reporter: good evening, jake, the iconic macy's store here in new york just closed after being open 83 hours straight. it's those type of around the clock hours with deep, deep discounts had americans across the country shopping until the very last moment. exhale, america, the holiday shopping marathon of 2011 is over. >> i feel wonderful. >> fantastic. >> reporter: you shared some of that u formia with us today. finishing up your last-minute christmas eve bargain hunting. >> my pillow pet. >> reporter: retail workers like mario are also jumping for joy, after two weeks of sheer chaos. >> how happy are you that it's >> i'm happy it's already done with the craziness. >> reporter: it was a better than expected holiday season for retail with a projected $469.1 billion in sales. sales are expected to jump nearly 4% this year. leading the way, people ordering gifts online. >> we estimate online sale this year will be up 15% and we're seeing those numbers c

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t.j. winick is at new york's herald square. good morning. >> reporter: god morning. it's go time for retailers. 40% of americans say they finished their holiday shopping last week. to make those cash registers sing, some retailers are giving you not one, but two super saturdays. to shop or not to shop? that is the question. and so called super saturday falls a week early. you see, super saturday, a day of huge savings and deep discounts normally falls on the that's std before christmas. this year, that day is christmas eve. leaving just hours for retailers to unload all of that holiday merchandise. that's why many stores will celebrate soup saturday today. >> some of them are offering 40% off the entire store for a limited period of time. >> reporter: yet others are sticking with the 24th. this scheduling snafu is a big deal for desperate retailers. thanksgiving weekend might have set records, the drop of the following two weeks was the biggest since 2000. so get ready for 60% off toys, coats, and luggage. sears will give away diamond earrings when you buy $199 or mo

abc's t.j. winick is with us this morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. he may be free on bail but jerry sandusky is under house arrest with three days before he faces his accusers in a pennsylvania courtroom. his wife may also now have to answer serious questions about what she knew and when. it was dottie sandusky who bailed out her husband of 45 years after jerry sandusky was accused of molesting two more boys from the second mile foundation. his attorney visited him this morning. >> this is the legal battle of my life. i've had some big ones. i compare this to climbing mot. everest from the bottom. >> reporter: victim number nine told the grand jury, he saw dottie at the house, she never came downstairs. at one time, he screamed for help knowing she was up there and no one came to help. this attorney represents victim four. >> we'll hear more information regarding mrs. sandusky and what she may have known. >> reporter: in a statement, she broke her silence thursday saying she's shocked and displayed about the allegations. she denied hearing the calls

here is t.j. winickith the story. >> the greatest race this time of year is not just about bargain shopping. it is getting all of those presents, hundreds of millions of them where they need to go for the holidays. >> only two weeks left until christmas. >> if you think santa and his elves have it tough, welcome to federal express. it is a nonstop 24-7 push to get those presents down the chimney or at least through the front door. >> santa comes once a year. i am here every day. >> does he ever check in on you guys? >> definitely. he makes sure we deliver it on time. >> all kidding aside the days are in the history of fedex. december 12th 2005 saw 9.8 billion shipments. december 15th, 12 million shipments. three years later on this monday december 12th, 17 million shipmentses are expected all over the globe. >> it-line shopping is one of the reasons we are seeing more shipping. people also don't want to carry them on a plane. >> the national retail federation expects half of us, 40 46% to shop on-line. t

abc's t.j. winick has been talking to people who represent the victims. they are not happy about this. >> reporter: that's right, dan. the attorney for one alleged victim called this latest interview another punch in the stomach, many are questioning what good jerry sandusky really did himself by going public. he admit to many of the questionable behavior he's accused of, but stopped short of saying he broke the law. this is interview that has so many so angry this morning. >> i didn't do those things. >> reporter: making his case to a "new york times" reporter. jerry sandusky admits to showering with young boys. those who he's accused of molesting were more like my children. >> so many of them would say. >> reporter: for those alleged victims of this so-called extended family this latest media blitz makes it all that much worse. >> first, he serially abused my client, which left a devastating impact. and then he has to hear that sandusky deny that he did those things. >> reporter: an attorney for another victim called the interview disturbing. for those

abc's t.j. winick is in the thick of it, at macy's in harold square. n, good morning. i think you have to be a little cooky to want to be shopping at 3:00 in the morning. this has been open all night long. one woman's explanation, not so cooky. she told me she hates crowds and want to avoid them. holiday shoppers have been at it for four weeks now. but now that it is christmas eve, you might just find some of the best deals yet. in this corner, holiday shoppers, holding out for the best deals, hunting for those deep discounts. in this corner, retailers, who are trying to get shoppers to pay as close to full price as possible. as the christmas eve experts say, you have the upper hand. >> the discounts are around 40%. we're now seeing them move up to 50%. and next week, you could even see some 60s. >> reporter: it turns out, procrastination has its perks. >> they are giving everything away there. >> reporter: that is, if you can find what you're looking for. >> these are hard to get because they're running out. >> reporter: toys "r" us and restoration har

abc's t.j. winick is here with th they're expecting a big year this year. >> reporter: they certainly are. have you finished your holiday shopping. >> almost there. >> reporter: for fedex, u.p.s., and the united states postal service, the holidays are their super bowl, with their time to shine w the rise of online sales, the greatest race this time of the year it is not about bargain shopping, but getting those presents where they need to go for the holidays. >> only two weeks left until christmas. >> reporter: if you think santa and his elves have it tough, welcome to federal express where it's a nonstop 24/7 push to get those presents down the chimney or at least through the front door. >> santa only comes once a year. i'm here every day. >> reporter: does he every check in on you guys? >> oh, yes. definitely. he makes sure we deliver on time. >> reporter: all kidding aside the days ahead look like the busiest in the history of fedex. busiest day of 2005, december 12th, saw 9.8 million shipments. the