they say that head coach joe paterno was told about one case on campus and reported that 2 timothy curley but they say that curly and shells both failed to report the case and lied to a grand jury investigating sexual abuse allegations against sandusky >>sandusky retired from coaching in 1999 and has been running a charity that helps troubled boy is he was arrested and charged with several counts of child sexual abuse and released on bond over the weekend sandusky and curly and shells all say they're innocent >>streamwood please continue to search for the mother of a newborn found strangled in a salvation army store. police have released a sketch of a woman ... she is described as hispanic just over 5 ft. tall and between 14-25 years old with a thin build and dark brown hair in a ponytail. that baby was found friday in the bathroom at the salvation army store and streamwood police believe the baby was born in the bathroom and the woman strangled him and put in a garbage can a store employee found a baby several hours later. >>the illinois general assembly could prove controversial legisla

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so far, two top university officials, timothy curley and gary schultz, have been charged with failingreport allegations of abuse that occurred on university property. possibly the most shocking fact to come out is how far back the suspected abuse goes. jason carroll reports. >> reporter: the allegations of sexual abuse by former penn state defensive coordinator jerry sandusky go back to the mid-1990s. several alleged assaults occurred on the penn state campus, the most shocking in march of 2002. >> sandusky was seen committing a sexual assault on a young boy of about 10 years of age. it was reported to university officials by a graduate assistant who happened to be in the building late one friday evening. >> reporter: that graduate assistant reported the incident to longtime head football coach joe paterno. in this statement, paterno said, in part, it was clear that the witness saw something inappropriate involving mr. sandusky. he goes on to say, because sandusky was already retired at that point, i referred the matter to university administrators. >> and we believe all the pieces ar

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the details go on to say that because sandusky was already retired, specifically, timothy curley, penn state's athletic director. he and gary schultz took away sandusky's locker room keys and banned him from having children in the football building but never reported the incident to law enforcement or child protective services. >> their inaction allowed a child predator to continue to victimize children for many, many years. >> in total, he forces 40 charges tied to sexual assault. curley and schultz are charged with failing to report abuse and graham spanier is under pressure to retire and joe paterno announced that he will retire at the end of the season saying in a statement, this is a tragedy. it's one of the great sorrows of my life with the benefit of hindsight i wish i had done more. jason carroll, cnn, state college, pennsylvania. >> if you're just joining us, breaking news, joe paterno and graham spanier have both lost their jobs. the university board of trustees made the announcement less than an hour ago. >> the board of trustees and graham spanier have announced that dr. sp

also charged timothy curley the penn state athletics director and gary schultz, senior vp for finance accused of failing to report the alleged sex assault of a young boy to police and then lying about it to a grand jury. a key allegation against the retired coach, comes from a grad assistant who testified he saw sandusky having sex with a boy in a locker room shower. reported it to head coach joe paterno. paterno told the university athletic director and paterno is not accused of any criminal wrongdoing. pennsylvania's top prosecutor says the failure of penn state officials to report the allegation to police allowed a suspected predator to abuse more kids. some question what the possible victims in that mentoring program must think now. >> i can't imagine how many now think to themselves, did the coach no he? did joe pa, the great joe pa know his defensive coordinator was keeping young boys in his company and what he was doing to them? that to me, if i'm an abused victim that's what i'm asking today, how many people knew about jerry sandusky in the penn state program? >> now penn stat

also involved in his case -- in this case, penn state's athletic director, timothy curley, and jerry schultz. both are charged with perjury and failing to report an allegation into the investigation. susan candiotti has been digging into this case. and we're hearing now that coach paterno for the first time is speaking out. what is he saying? >> that's right, don. paterno made a statement to the "patriot news" in pennsylvania. he says, quote, if true, the nature and amount of charges made are very shocking to me and all penn staters. while i did what i was supposed to with the one charge brought to my attention, like anyone else involved, i can't help but be deeply saddened about these matters that are alleged to have occurred. and don, again, the first time we're hearing from coach paterno. >> how did these allegations come to light after 15 years? this has been an ongoing investigation, though, hasn't it? >> it has. you know, the investigation by the pennsylvania attorney general's office started in 2009, but in 2008, it all began when the mother of a boy complained to his high sch

. >> timothy curley and also the senior vice president for finance business gary schultz, what's their status now? they're supposed to turn themselves in. >> reporter: they're going to turn themselves in monday morning in harrisburg. the reason for that is that where the grand jury met in pennsylvania. that's where the perjury is alleged to have taken place. what's interesting about that case, they're still employed with the university. youhead the statement from spannier, that he's backing them up. but what's interesting about their case, i think it's going to come out as kind of a -- this could end up being them versus joe paterno in some way. what gary schultz and tim curley say was told to them was very different than what that graduate assistant says he told joe paterno in 2002. and since the attorney general has come out and said that joe did the right thing, i think he's going to be a major witness for this prosecution. >> i'm glad you bring up that. we talked about joe paterno. he's a legend. if you can explain to our viewers, i'm sure many of them know just how historic this p

also involved in this case, penn state's athletic director timothy curley and gary schultz, the university senior vice president for finance and business. both are charged with perjury and failing to report an investigation into the allegations. pennsylvania's attorney general linda kelly made this statement. "this is a case about a sexual predator who used his position within the university and community to repeatedly prey on young boys and also a case about high ranking university officials who allegedly failed to report the sexual assault of a young boy after the information was brought to their attention and later made false statements to a grand jury that was investigating a series of assaults on young boys." and penn state's president graham spaniar released a statement reading in part "the allegations about a former coach are troubling. it's appropriate they be investigated thoroughly. protecting children requires the utmost vigilance. tim curley and gary schultz operate at the highest levels of honesty, integrity and compassion. i am confident this record will show these charges ar

specifically, timothy curley, penn state's athletic director. he and gary schultz, senior vp for finance and business, took away sandusky's locker room keys and banned him from having children in the football building but never reported the incident to law enforcement or child protective services. >> their inaction likely allowed a child predator to continue to victimize children for many, many years. >> reporter: in total, sandusky faces 40 charges tied to sexual assault on eight boys. curley and schultz are charged with failing to report abuse and lying to a grand jury. longtime penn state president graham spannier is under mounting pressure to resign for his handling of the 2002 incident. and 84-year-old joe paterno announced today he'll retire at the end of the season, saying in a statement, "this is a tragedy. it is one of the great sorrows of my life. with the benefit of hindsight, i wish i had done more." >> joining us now is penn state alumnus troy craig, also corey geiger of the altoona mirror newspaper and the local espn radio station.

that would be gary schultz and timothy curley. both of them out on $75,000 bail.oth charged with perjury. also charged with failing to report. and that really gets to the heart of this issue because prosecutors are wondering why so many of these officials, school officials, when an allegation came to them, why no one brought the allegation of sexual abuse to police, which, under pennsylvania state law, is required. >> it's stunning to me. so you said there are eight victims described in the report, but have all the victims been identified? i mean, could there be more? >> reporter: when you look at this grand jury report, it's very clear that victim number two, who was identified as victim number two. and then victim number eight, they still haven't found them, anderson. they're hoping by having press conferences and all the media coverage, maybe some of these young boys who are now young adults at this point will see what is happening and come forward. >> just a stunning story. we'll continue to follow it, obviously. jason, thanks. >>> following a number of other

two top penn state administrators, timothy curley and gary schultz will be in court in about an hourd to cover up the sex abuse scandal. sandusky is accused of sexually abusing eight boys during a 15-year period. he allegedly met his victims through a charity that he founded for at-risk youths. headquartered right there at penn state. male announcer ] who'd have thought that the person you'd grow up to be -- how creative or confident or kind -- was shaped before you lost your first tooth? ♪ the first five years are forever. ♪ that's why pnc is devoting $250 million and ten more years to helping families discover learning opportunities all around them. pnc. grow up great. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our countr

he told paterno and he in turn told his immediate supervisor, timothy curley.e law that would be enough. >> i wouldn't characterize how i feel about joe paterno or others in the case. all the sympathy i have is for the children. >> reporter: sandusky, once celebrated as a hero was carried all the football field after the alamo bowl. he now is facing life in prison if convicted on all counts. and sandusky is expected in court tomorrow. that court appearance, though, might get postponed. as for paterno, once again, he is his own man, that press conference scheduled for noon. once again, even though penn state officials say he's not going to be answering questions about the sex abuse scandal, there are going to be a number of people attending the conference who are going to ask the questions anyway. >> we've seen lately not a lot of success where people are not going to answer questions about scandal scandals. if they mishandled this, they're going to have another problem on their hands. i think that will build up a lot of furor around it. >> if joe paterno is hav

now, paterno then notified his supervisor who is the athletic director, timothy curley, curley notified gary schultz, the vice president of business and finance. both of those men stepped down from their jobs because they are accused of perjury and compelling with state law that compels them to report child abuse. many are asking why didn't paterno do more, why didn't he take this information to the police? this is one of the questions that we could hear paterno asked today. he did issue a statement over the weekend. he said at that time, speaking about the grad assistant that he met with in 2002, this is a quote "at no time did the grad assistant relay to me the very specific actions contained in the grand jury report." in in other words, paterno says, back in 2002, he cannot believe that anything illegal may have been taking place. perhaps it was something disturbing or improper but it was not enough at that time for him to think it required some type of legal action. others argue that argument does not hold caughter -- water and some of those demanding that he be held accountable are

penn state's eighth leak director timothy curley and schultz charged with one count of perjury and oneboth released on $75,000 bail. the head coach, joe paterno and the university's president have both been fired. no charges against them. let me bring in two of our legal guys who fredricka whitfield was nice enough to let us borrow this morning. avery friedman, civil rights attorney and law professor in cleveland. richard herman, criminal defense attorney and law professor as well in d.c. this weekend. gentlemen, thank you both. avery, let me start with you. a lot people ask the question, sandusky is out on bail. should he be out on bail given the charges, given the number of victims, given the crime? >> well, that's a very fair question, t.j. i think if i were on the bench i don't know that i would permit bail, but it's -- you know, again, the discretion of the trial judge to make these decisions. the issue is much broader than that, as i see it. i think not only is the campus thunder-struck with what's gone on, but there needs to be a re-examination of what's called the mandatory rep

also involved in this case, penn state's athletic director timothy curley and gary schultz, the university senior vice president for finance and business. both are charged with perjury and failing to report an investigation into the allegations. pennsylvania's attorney general linda kelly made this statement. "this is a case about a sexual predator who used his position within the university and community to repeatedly prey on young boys and also a case about high ranking university officials who allegedly failed to report the sexual assault of a young boy after the information was brought to their attention and later made false statements to a grand jury that was investigating a series of assaults on young boys." and penn state's president graham spaniar released a statement reading in part "the allegations about a former coach are troubling. it's appropriate they be investigated thoroughly. protecting children requires the utmost vigilance. tim curley and gary schultz operate at the highest levels of honesty, integrity and compassion. i am confident this record will show these charges ar

the athletic director, timothy curley and brought to the attention of gary schultz, a university seniorstion why none of the men reported the incident to police, which is required under pennsylvania law. both schultz and curley are charged with perjury for allegedly lying to the grand jury. the two men testified they were under the impression sandusky was "horsing around" with the boy in the shower. both men resigned late sunday. the board of trustees saying under no circumstances does the university tolerate behavior that would put children at risk. >> let me just say something about, you know, there is a big moral issue about the behavior of penn state here and the failure to act, but the legal issue is -- >> reporter: all of the alleged victims came into contact with sandusky through his charity, the second mile. >> it reaches out to serve young people throughout the state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: sandusky and his wife formed the second mile in 1977 to help troubled boys. he retired from coaching in 1999, but still had access to penn state's facilities. so popular he wrote an au

that student reported the incident to paterno, who in turn told his immediate supervisor, timothy curley. prosecutors say in the eyes of the law, that was enough. >> i wouldn't even characterize how i feel about joe paterno or any other individual in this case. all the sympathy i have is directed toward the children. >> reporter: sandusky, once celebrated as a hero, he was carried off the football field during the alamo boldbowl in 1999 and is now out on $100,000 bail and facing life in prison if convicted on all counts. >> is there any outcry or back lash against paterno because he didn't call the police back in 2002 to even report this incident that allegedly took place in the shower? >> reporter: that's correct. and just to put this into a little bit more perspective, and it is graphic when you -- when i looked at this grand jury report, suzanne, that 2002 incident that paterno was allegedly told about, once again, involving a 10-year-old boy and involving sodomy. and when you think about that type of ugly allegations, all sorts of questions are raised as to paterno's reaction to it,

who ended up resigning in the wake of this scandal, gary schultz, the former senior vp and also timothy curley the former athletic director are both out on $75,000 bail facing perjury charges. their attorneys immediately came out slamming the attorney general, calling, "the charges of perjury a charge of last resort." so, the attorney general definitely going to have a fight on their hands in terms of fighting this legal battle and the school still wrapped up in this sexual abuse scandal and also, as you know, questions about joe paterno, the head coach and what will happen with him. kyra? >> that was my next question, actually two questions in one. will we see more victims come forward, jason? what does happen to joe paterno? >> well, let's start with the first one about more victims. yesterday the attorney general came out and made it very clear that it was possible that more victims could emerge. the reason for that, kyra, is if you believe what the attorney general and what prosecutors are alleging about jerry sandusky, he had access to so many young men, young boys that it is, in their op

gary schultz and timothy curley release ed on $75,000 bail.e to tell you, brooke, this is a story that has really rocked not just this community, not just this state, but the entire world of collegiate football. i mean, when you talk about someone like paterno, these are people who are revered throughout the sports world. but, again, this is not just a sports story. this a legal story. there are some very serious, disturbing allegations here involving a number of young boys. >> we're going to talk more about the football angle here in just a minute with someone on the phone, but i do want to give -- at least let's give the outlines of the charges. i read before i went to bed this 23-page -- this was the grand jury indictment, the report that really details each victim, what allegedly happened. the victims as young as 10 years of age. jason, if you can, fill us in. what are the allegations? >> reporter: maybe some as young as 8 years old, as old as 14, beginning back in 1998, ending in just about 2008, that's when the grand jury investigation g

football coach, joe paterno, who, in turn, told his immediate supervisor, the athletic director, timothy curleyz, a university senior vice president. prosecutors questioned why none of the men reported the incident to police, which is required under pennsylvania law. both schultz and curley are charged with perjury for allegedly lying to the grand jury. the two men testified they were under the impression sandusky was "horsing around" with the boy in the shower. both men resigned late sunday. the board of trustees releasing a statement saying "under no circumstances does the university risk." >> let me just say something about it. you know, there is a big moral issue about the behavior of penn state here, about their failure to act. but the legal issue is whether they lied. >> reporter: according to the grand jury report, all of the alleged victims came into contact with sandusky through his charity, the second mile. >> the second mile is a non-profit organization that reaches out to serve young people throughout the state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: sandusky and his wife formed the second mi