mark sayer reports, police say the man pulled a gun out of his backpack. >> university of california ce called in an alameda county sheriff's crime lab team. authorities say it was around 2:15 in the afternoon when a staff member first encountered the man with a gun in an elevator. four officers confronted the man in a computer lab. >> my understand is that he pointed the weapon at officers aggressively. students, faculty, and staff members were evacuated from the business school. word started to spread that there had been some kind of shooting. >> so of course i'm concerned. i'm still a little bit in shock. i am much like you, waiting to understand, you know, who this person was that had the gun and was he connected to our community or not? so i'm still wondering what occurred. >> berkeley's chancellor says the campus computer is very lucky that four students in the room at the time were not hurt. >> the students were initially between the man with the gun and the police. so it appears that our students lives might be at risk. >> and tonight, university police have not released the n

she then called penn state university police. the case was referred to the district attorney's office. a prosecutor named ray grecar led the investigation. at one point, the mother confronted sandusky on the phone while police officers secretly listened in. she asked sandusky if he touched her son's private parts. he replied "i don't think so, maybe. "and then" i was wrong. i wish i could get forgiveness. i know i won't get it from you. i wish i were are dead ." however, the prosecutor concluded there was not enough evidence for a successful prosecution and the case was dropped. at the time, sandusky was at the top of his coaching career says a redding eagle sports reporter. >> he was a very big part of penn state's football success during that time. he was named the assistant coach of the year in 1999. >> in 1999, sandusky then 55 years old retired after 30 years at penn state. >> at the time, it was reported which a lot of us on the beat that jerry sandusky decided to resign because he felt he was never going to become the head

were uncovered by revolutionary fighters. >>> saif gadhafi has been captured. >>> penn state university police say they've referred another alleged incident of indecent assault to the attorney general's office. the center daily times quotes a police official as saying an alleged assault by a known individual took place in an outdoor swimming building. >>> and chinese demonstrators smashed rerefrigerators, protesting what they say is a design flaw that makes the doors hard to close. that's one way of doing it. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,796 after adding 25 points on friday. but the s&p was down a fraction and the nasdaq lost 15. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei lost 26 points while in hong kong, the hang seng dropped 265. there will be no holiday mood this week on wall street. just euro debt gloom. expect light volume, which lately leads to volatile swings on headlines. the headlines data includes tomorrow's preliminary report on the nation's economic output. traders will watch for signs from

then a university police offer with a can of pepper spray ordered them to dispurse and then casually sprays the chemical into their faces at close range. >> it felt like my face was peeling off and i didn't know where i was at that point i was in so much pain. others recorded it and posted it on youtube the officer had no reason to spray those kids. >> reporter: police have been using chemical sprays against the protesters. tear gas and pepper spray have been used to control crowds and remove demonstrators. >> tear gas, you spray it in the air, pepper spray is to keep people from attacking. why would you incapacitate them? >> reporter: they said they were surrounded and feared for their safety and warned them. after viewing video, the chancellor of uc davis called it chilling. >> i personally feel bad about what happened to the students and the whole incident. as protests arrested again on the campus last night, the association said it was outraged by what it called police brutality and called on the chancellor to resign. the chancellor davis plans to meet with protesters tomorrow, t

this comes amid new report the university police have alerted the attorney general's office to anotherote, incident of indecent assault. the center daily times is reporting the assault involved, quote, a known individual. police would not say whether the known individual is jerry sandusky. the former penn state coach is facing several counts on an indictment he molested young boys over a period of 15 years. sandusky says he is innocent. >>> this morning a long-time michigan congressman is denying allegations he sexually abused a distant cousin. democrat dale killedy calls the 50-year-old allegations, quote, completely false and says they are part of a blackmail attempt. the congressman said the allegations surfaced during his last election and have resurfaced in an effort to win his open seat. he is planning to retire next year. >>> two university police officers are on administrative leave after a video of them pepper spraying a group of protesters went viral. this happened on fry on the campus of the university of california davis. they sprayed demonstrators after they refused to lea

there are 5-10 university police and alameda county sheriff's. so far, nothing in terms of direct contact except for casual conversation. about 20-30 minutes ago, there was another warning from police to disperse. the police have made it pretty clear that the tents have to go. this comes one week after the last incident. one university police officer told me that as far as he could tell, nothing will happen for a while. it is hard to say for sure. you ask about the bicycle over there. that is probably power generation. they are being rather resourceful in their efforts to be here. >>darya: bullets ended ak-47 were recovered nearby, a bullet hit a white house window. secret service says it does not conclusively connected with what happened friday and shots heard. the time is 6:13 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. >>darya: 6:16 a.m., we are taking a look at the weather. it is nice today, not so nice tomorrow. >>erica: if you have something to do outdoors, get it done today. today is one of the nicest days of the week. here is a loo

this time the student managed to call for help and george washington university police responded in timeo capture one ever of the suspects. another one got away on foot. both universities put out text messages alerting students to the robberies. one gwu student told us occasional street crime is the price of choosing an urban university. >> i mean you are in the city. i mean i was born in d.c. that is a reality. but they're there. there are all kind of people. >> reporter: university of maryland police confirmed they are actively investigating the possibility that the robberies on both campuses were committed by the same men. the suspect taken into custody at gwu is identified by d.c. police as 22-year-old quinton johnson of rockingham, north carolina. he has been charged with robbery using force and violence. the second suspect is still on the loose. john henrehan, fox 5 news. ox 5 >>> in the fight overcoming the deficit, the supercommittee is expected to admit fail where you are today. let's get more from stacy cohan. >> reporter: what a complete collapse on the ability to compromise.

which libya fitted with mustard gas were uncovered by revolutionary fighters. >>> penn state university police say they've referred another alleged incident of indecent assault to the attorney general's office. the "center daily times" quotes a police official as saying the alleged assault by a known individual took place in an outdoor swimming pool building in the summer of 2000. >>> dutch tv reports 24-year-old seattle mariner outfielder, greg holman was stabbed to death this morning in the netherlands. his 22-year-old brother was reportedly arrested after the incident. holman played 35 games for seattle last season. >>> and chinese demonstrators smashed refrigerators outside siemens beijing headquarters saturday, protesting what they say is a design flaw that makes the doors hard to close. >>> now here's an early look at wall street. the dow opens at 11,796, after adding 25 points on friday. the s&p was down a fraction, and the nasdaq lost 15. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei lost 26 points. while in hong kong, the hang seng dropped 265. >>> well there wi

university, in the event you choose the tents or sleeping bags, what position will the university and university police take? >> will have to decide that when the situations present selves. >> unlike last week of the festive mood tonight in part because brother rice to the plaza telling the crowd that the first amendment has been hijacked by the corporation. also. also saying that passive aggressive shifts to the movement will fail. police are on scene including alameda sheriff's deputies. they won't say anything about the numbers but only that they are monitoring the crowd. what exactly does that mean? what they move in and allowed the protesters to remain here, the answer is unknown but it's clearly evident that they are going nowhere fast. >> invented at the oakland occupy protesters were there as well but in the protest in the past at uc berkeley, many times we see people from outside the campus there. but it certainly looks like you're on awful lot of college students at this protest tonight. >> i think you're absolutely right. many students took to the platform, speaking to the crowd tonight. the

mcqueary's e-mail also said, i did have discussions with police and with the official at the university, the graduate assistant was never questioned by university police, and no other entity conducted an investigation until he testified in grand jury in december 2010. joining me now, wayne drays, senior writer for espn.com. thanks for joining me tonight. >> thanks for inviting me, lawrence. >> is there any way to line up this e-mail with what we know from the grand jury report? let's work backwards talking with the talking to police. >> one of the keywords here is the word you said, summarize. as we know in grand jury reports, every single detail is not always in there. in terms of talking to police, you know, i'm not really sure what to make of this. i think we're so often trying to find an ocean of answers and we find them drop by drop and it's frustrating us. yesterday mike tells people that, you know, he stopped and talked to police. now today police don't have the report. i'm not sure this is going to be a simple answer of a miscommunication where mike talked to police, but a repor

gadhafi's son and one-time heir apparent has been captured. >>> penn state university police say they'veerred another alleged incident of indecent assault to the attorney general's office. the "center daily times" says an alleged assault by a known individual took place in an outdoor swimming pool building in the summer of 2000. >>> and chinese demonstrators smashed row fridge raters outside siemens beijing headquarters sunday, protesting what they say is a design flaw that makes the doors hard to close. that's a little extreme. now for your first look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,796 after adding 25 points on friday. the s&p was down a fraction, and the nasdaq lost 15. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei lost 26 points, while in hong kong, the hang seng dropped 265. well there will be no holiday mood this week on wall street. just euro debt gloom. expect light volume, which lately often leads to volatile swings on headlines. the week's potential headline data includes tomorrow's preliminary report on the nation's third qu

police say graham, 21, was in custody in d.c. and may be connected to a robbery near george washington university campus. re has been an uptick in robberies on a near campus. including one outside tompkins hall. >> i hope gw police does kind of step up -- what they're already doing to help, from these incidents in the future. >> a series of robberies, attempted robberies and incidents on campuses in the last several days. saturday night an armed robbery in 1800 block of 3th street near georgetown university campus. >> i think generally since we know about this sort of thing we tend to try to stay in groups. and that people walking alone is generally not -- not done. >> in college park there were two hold-ups near campus this weekend. a man robbed of his wallet and cell phone at gun point behind vito's pizza shop, route one. and shots were fired during an attempted robbery at this day's in. also on route one, north of campus early sunday morning. >> robbery that went on behind me. i live five minutes away. pretty scary. don't want to think that. >> that suspect who was arrested in connection with the unive

after this e-mail came out, i started placing calls to the university police, to the state police, ando the state college police which is the local police force here in town trying to get anything we can from those different authorities on whether or not what mike mcqueary claims in his e-mail is true. the state police got back to me earlier today and they told me, of course, this is an ongoing investigation for them so they won't talk about anything that might mcqueary has told them and when he started to talk to them. i also spoke, as you said, with the chief here from state college. tom king. he told me when i asked, did mike mcqueary ever come to your department and make any allegations against sandusky? he said absolutely not. we don't have any record of him ever coming to us. he went on to say that they did not have any allegations against also with us on the phone is allison kiss, the executive director of a group called security on campus. they were formed by the family of jean cleary who was murdered in 1986. her murder and the investigation resulted in what was supposed to be

this comes one day after the university police reported another possible assault to the attorney general's office. police will not save its related to the case against former coach jerry sandusky, currently accused of molesting at least 8 boys. >>> and accused killer is missing after he was accidentally released from custody in prince george's county. frederick scott was being held without bond for shooting and killing a d.c. man in march. authorities say on november 10 a clinical ever let him walk out of jail after he posted $75,000 bond. -- a clerical error. the mistake was discovered four days later. >>> fairfax police are looking for women who carjacked a driver outside the neiman-marcus store in tysons corner. a 59-year-old woman was walking to her car saturday afternoon when a younger woman approached. she says she ran out of gas and needed a ride. they drove off and the suspect pulled out a knife, ordered the driver out and then sped off. nobody was hurt. >>> the redskins losing streak has its historic status. the burgundy and gold dropped to their sixth straight yesterday in their

she then called penn state university police. the case was referred to the district attorney's office. a prosecutor named ray grecar led the investigation. at one point, the mother confronted sandusky on the phone while police officers secretly listened in. she asked sandusky if he touched her son's private parts. he replied "i don't think so, maybe. "and then" i was wrong. i wish i could get forgiveness. i know i won't get it from you. i wish i were are dead ." however, the prosecutor concluded there was not enough evidence for a successful prosecution and the case was dropped. at the time, sandusky was at the top of his coaching career says a redding eagle sports reporter. >> he was a very big part of penn state's football success during that time. he was named the assistant coach of the year in 1999. >> in 1999, sandusky then 55 years old retired after 30 years at penn state. >> at the time, it was reported which a lot of us on the beat that jerry sandusky decided to resign because he felt he was never going to become the head

she then called penn state university police. the case was referred to the district attorney's office. a prosecutor named ray grecar led the investigation. at one point, the mother confronted sandusky on the phone while police officers secretly listened in. she asked sandusky if he touched her son's private parts. he replied "i don't think so, maybe. "and then" i was wrong. i wish i could get forgiveness. i know i won't get it from you. i wish i were are dead ." however, the prosecutor concluded there was not enough evidence for a successful prosecution and the case was dropped. at the time, sandusky was at the top of his coaching career says a redding eagle sports reporter. >> he was a very big part of penn state's football success during that time. he was named the assistant coach of the year in 1999. >> in 1999, sandusky then 55 years old retired after 30 years at penn state. >> at the time, it was reported which a lot of us on the beat that jerry sandusky decided to resign because he felt he was never going to become the head

this comes amid new reports that university police have alerted the attorney general's office to another, quote, incident of indecent assault. the center daily times is reporting that the assault involved a, quote, known individual. it allegedly took place at an outdoor swimming pool during the summer of 2000, according to the paper it is unclear if that known individual is jerry sandusky. the former coach is facing a multiple count indictment on charges he molested young boys over 15 years. sandusky has insisted he is innocent. >>> this morning a long-time michigan congressman is denying allegations he sexually abused a distant cousin. the democrat calls the allegations, quote, completely false and says they are a part of a blackmail attempt. he is planning to retire next year. the congressman said the allegations surfaced during his last election and have resurfaced in an effort to win his open seat. >>> a father and son in the hospital this morning suffering from injuries in a small plane crash in calvert county, around 6:30 last night at the chesapeake ranch airport in lusby, marylan

occupiers started pitching tents as soon as the vote was over while the university police looked on. last wednesday they did the same thing in a different location on campus and the police quickly moved in and removed the tents and hit those that resisted what the times. the uc-berkeley chancellor says that he will not allow an encampment on campus. >> that will be a symbol showing our support of the principles of the occupy walked free movement that is not acceptable. >>reporter: dr. robert reich said uc-berkeley spoke to them about the movement. >> it is definitely important that our democracy give people the opportunity to speak up about what must be done. enable our democracy to function as it should, not with money, not simply with privilege but with the ability of people to join together. >>reporter: sofar university police have taken a hands- off approach and have not moves the--have not removed the tents occupy protesters say they will be out here at 6:00 p.m. for the general assembly. >>justine: another big story has been rocking berkeley, uc police shot a man that they say h

the grand jury report says he admitted wrongdoing to the university police. ronald scheffler said at the time his vefx included a second child who he said he was subjected to nearly identical treatment by coach sandusky. these are serious allegations and more than one of them. so what happened next? well, according to the grand jury finding, not much. detectives scheffler advised him not to shower with any child again, and the coach promised not to. the local district attorney was notified, but he decided not to pursue charges. six years ago he vanished. we'll have more on na in a second. the local d.a. didn't see fit to prosecute, and the university police warned coach sandusky not to do it again. what about pennsylvania child welfare authorities? turns out they were notified and did nothing. keeping them honest, we asked them why and got no answers and just this statement. the law doesn't allow to confirm or deny an vefx when it involves a child. so remember this is 1998, 13 years ago. the victim's mother knows, campus and local police know, local d.a. know

police. tonight the university tells nbc news, we have no record of any police report filed by mike mcqueary. this is the first we have heard of it. on tuesday, mcqueary described his emotions to cbs news. >> all over the place, just kind of shaken. >> crazy? >> crazy. >> you said what, like -- >> a snow globe. >> like a snow globe? >> yes, sir. >> this evening, a lawyer for one of sandusky's alleged victims tells nbc news his client is digging in his heels. and is even more motivated to testify against sandusky after hearing his interview with bob costas. >> it's fair to say that my client was revictimized as he watched mr. sandusky make his statement. >> reporter: nbc news has also learned that at least five children from the new york city-based charity, the fresh air fund, may have stayed at the sandusky home in the 1970s in addition to at least one child in the 1990s. the fund has alerted new york and pennsylvania authorities who are now investigating. also revealed, the district court judge who set sandusky's bail well below what prosecutors asked for, received $1,000 in campaign contrib

i did have discussions with police and with officials at the university in charge of police. no one can imagine my thoughts or wants to be in my shoes for those 30 to 45 seconds... trust me." "the early show" will have much more on this story beginning this morning at 7:00. >>> santa clara's 49ers stadium is a step closer to reality. the city council last night approved $10 million. it's all going to be used towards preparing the site near great america. that phase of the project set to begin in january. the work will include rerouteing some of the electrical and water and sewer lines and other efforts to clear the 15-acre site for the big stadium. 49ers hope to begin actual construction of the santa clara stadium in 2013. >>> california state university tuition could go up again today. the trustees meet in long beach to decide. the proposal is for a 9% increase for next fall. it would be the ninth increase in nine years. tuition went up 12% this past fall alone. the "mercury news" reports the increase up for a vote today would be cancelled if the state comes through with som

police evicted the protesters and made roasts. obesity epidemic is planning to reoccupy the plaza at noon time tomorrow. it will remain open to the public but a camp will not be tolerated. >>> university of california at berkeley police officers are defending their actions during efforts to remove the occupy cal protesters. the letter from police talks about what the officers say was not caught on video. multiple requests were given before the tent removal operation. not caught on video was scene of protesters hitting officers, fighting back. the unionian also says the poa supports a full investigation and welcome as review of university policing policies. >>> mean time, a general strike at university of california at davis, one of the sites of the uc regents meetings. this was the scene as demonstrators were sprayed with pepper spray on november the 18 which led for a call of the resignation of the chancellor at university of california at davis. the students want her to resign. they are also against tuition hikes. davis was one of four campuses connect for the university of california board of regents meeting today. >>> funeral services for james cupoowill be held this wednesday. he

but university police, sf police, bart police and valello police are saesh muching for them.ive in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> bay area authorities are taking part in a tradition to keep children safe from sex offenders. reported tonight to parole centers where officials made sure they had no contact with trick or treaters. it's a new part of operation voo. a program that enforces a curfew and prohibits offenders from handing out candy. >> a revised business plan for high speed rail system is set to be released tomorrow. almost $100 billion over 20 years. the first tracks would run between fresno and bakersfield. the price tag seems high but the growing population would need $170 billion in new transportation. >> herman cain today spoke out on recent allegations that he sexually harassed two women. >> i have never sexually harassed anyone and those accusations are totally false. >> the website reports two female employees of the association complained about him when they worked with him. both women left the group after accepting settlements that included cash and a

but university police, sf police, bart police and valello police are saesh muching for them. we're live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> bay area authorities are taking part in a tradition to keep children safe from sex offenders. reported tonight to parole centers where officials made sure they had no contact with trick or treaters. it's a new part of operation voo. a program that enforces a curfew and prohibits offenders from handing out candy. >> a revised business plan for high speed rail system is set to be released tomorrow. almost $100 billion over 20 years. the first tracks would run between fresno and bakersfield. the price tag seems high but the growing population would need $170 billion in new transportation. >> herman cain today spoke out on recent allegations that he sexually harassed two women. >> i have never sexually harassed anyone and those accusations are totally false. >> the website reports two female employees of the association complained about him when they worked with him. both women left the group after accepting settlements that included ca

police. penn state university. san antonio police, who are investigating reports that sandusky molested a boy he took to the allaamo bowl in 1999. and the u.s. department of education, trying to determine whether penn state officials broke a federal law by failing to properly report suspected sex crimes on campus. >> the fact that this was all allowed to go on for so long is mind boggling to me. >> reporter: and there's also the threat of civil lawsuits that could result in millions of dollars in damages. one local lawyer is even advertising for victims on his website. >> i think there is no doubt about it, they are going to get whacked. it's likely we'll see dozens of victims potentially filing suit. the civil liability exposure for penn state is huge. >> reporter: there is now growing concern over what this could do to the future of university. a credit rating agency says it's reviewing whether to downgrade penn state's bond rating, citing the risk of big lawsuits to victims and the damage to the school's reputati

being solved a second victim in college park was being robbed at gun point. >> reporter: university of maryland police one of two suspects in last week's robbery of a university student near the cecil hall dorm dorm. >> one robber put a knife to his throat. >> reporter: it appears the video allowed campus police to identify them and to their surprise he was already behind bars. one suspect in the cecil hall robbery has been arrested but not in maryland here in the district by george washington university police on an unrelated robbery charge. the second suspect is still at large. authorities are investigating to see if the 21-year-old can be linked to other robberies on or near college campuses. there was more crime in college park over the weekend. on saturday around 7 p.m. a victim was robbed at gun point by two men behind a pizza restaurant. >> one was right here. right behind the wall and the other one had been on the street right in front literally a block down. >> reporter: prince george's county police are looking for those suspects and students who live on this block say they are going to be m

. >> reporter: they took theto student's wallet and cell phone, university police later released thisurity video, from a store if college park.. they believe this man is one of the two suspects in the campus robbery. an hour and 20 minutes after the maryland robbery, a series ofs robberies began on the cam pugse of george washington in the foggy bottom -- campus of george washington in the foggy bottom neighborhood.ig two students were hbrobbed whera dorm is located. cell phones, wallets and backpacks were taken by two menn wearing ski masks.mask no weapon was displayed,laye according to the policeolic documents.do five minutes later, along 8th 8th street as well, another robbery attempt, this time the student managed to call for help, and george washington university police responded in time to capture one of the suspects. the other got away on foot. both universities put out textxt messages alerting students todet the robberies. one gwu student told us occasional street crime is the price of choosing an urban university. >> i mean, you're in the city. i was born in dc. it's sad, but

police." today, university and state college police told cbs news they have no record that mcqueary reported an alleged sexual assault by sandusky. according to the grand jury report, mcqueary spoke to then-head coach joe paterno and two top university officials, athletic director jim curley and vice president gary schultz, about the alleged attack in 2002. both curley and schultz have been charged with lying to the federal grand jury and have been removed from their jobs. >> pelley: armen, thank you very much. in washington today, congress was judging the hefty paychecks of the executives who run two government mortgage companies known by their nicknames, fannie mae and freddie mac. fanny and freddie own half of all mortgages. taxpayers had to bail out both companies and wyatt andrews tell us that's why executives were feeling the heat on capitol hill. >> reporter: if anything could draw bipartisan anger in congress, this was it. huge paychecks and bonuses for top executives at fannie mae and freddie mac when those two agencies combined have cost taxpayers $169 billion with the losses still mo

dozens of known of the problems, including university police, state department of public welfare, even they then- beendistrict attorney. moody's may downgrade the schools credit rating as a result of the scandal. >>> the wife of republican presidential candidate herman cain is breaking her silence. in an interview airing tonight on fox news, gloria cain says that she cannot believe claims her husband sexually harassed women. that he would have to have a split personality to do some of the things he's accused of. four women have come forward accusing him of inappropriate behavior. he has denied all allegations. >>> also tonight, representative gabrielle giffords opens up for the first time about the shooting rampage that almost killed her. she tells diane sawyer what she remembers about that january day and about amazing recovery since then. she is undergoing intensive physical and speech therapy at a houston clinic. her remarks. store shelves tomorrow. the full interview tonight at 10:00 on abc 7. -- her memoir hits store shelves tomorrow. >> bringing sexting back to the marine corps b

this time the student managed to call for help and george washington university police responded in time to capture one of the suspects. the other one got away on foot. both universities put out text messages alerting students to the robberies. one g.w. u student told us occasional street crime is the price of choosing an urban university. >> i was born in d.c. it's sad, but it's the reality, but we're -- there are all kinds of people. >> reporter: university of maryland police confirm they are activelily investigating the possibility that the robberies on both campuses were committed by the same men. the suspect taken into custody at gwu is identified by police as a 22-year-old man, quintin johnson. the second suspect is still on the loose. back to you, maureen. >> thank you, john henrehan for that. >>> another developing story tonight. a bethesda man and some of his family and friends are accused of operating a multimillion dollar ponzi scheme in our area. the alleged victims include a clarity and a church. fox 5's roz plater is breaking down the case. >> reporter: the securities and e

university police are asking anyone with information to call them. >>> we are now getting some of the coolest temperatures we have had in a while. a live look outside. crisp but clear. this chilly weather woarnt last long. you can see, people are getting in the holiday spirit. >> right there. >> there's some red and green in that sea of life there somewhere. trust me, people. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. there you go. meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are updating the first warning forecast. >> that gets you in the spirit. >>> we have chilly temperatures. nothing really of precipitation. take a look at radar. there's nothing around. but we're chilly. 37. however, the winds are so light, there's no wind chill. but it's going to be a cold, subfreezing night in most places. along at the weekend. tomorrow already, the winds begin to shift to the south and southwest. and that means it will get milder tomorrow. even warmer on sunday. and if you're heading out to the ravens game, tim williams in the outback has that forecast. tim? >> definitely a pleasant weekend sh

he didn't call the university police. should he have? >> he didn't witness the incident. >> you work in my office. >> i know, there is it a lot of difficult sex cases, but we know that sometimes people falsely report incident. >> wait a minute. then why they. the offer the guy who saw the rape a job with coach paterpo if he was not credible. >> that is the administration and athletic director. and they should all hang. >> what you are saying it is not his job. >> it is his job to report the incident and that's what he did. it took a lot of courage. >> it took no courage. >> to make sure the right thing is done. >> thank you, corey. >> back to tom. >> and the responsibility as a human being, no question there is a moral responsibility. and in pennsylvania we have a tip line. anyone can call be anonymous and call in and say hey, i am not giving you my name. but this is what i heard about this person and would you please do something about it >> tom, why did he hire a criminal defense attorney if he is in the right? >> is that a admission o