another child sex scandal at a major university, syracuse stunned by allegations. a former ball boy coming forward. the making of a terrorist. an afghan terror group releasen never before scene video inside a training camp. a dry run for a gruesome and deadly attack. clashes with the cops. rage against the banks. a major show of force by occupy wall street protesters in new york and across the country as demonstrators mark the two-month anniversary of their cause on this "american morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com oh, good morning to you. happy friday. my favorite day of the week. it's notch 18 -- besides saturday and sunday, of course. >> that's what i love about you. >> i can't help it. ale a has the day off. i'm carol costello along with christine romans. welcome to "american morning." let's get started with new allegations of sexual abuse at another major university. this time it involves assistant men's basketball coach bernie boeheim. alina cho is with us. >> reporter: good morning. you can bet penn state did have something to do with why this is coming out now. syracuse university associate men's basketball coach has been placed and administrative leave and police in that city have reopened an investigation into disturbing allegations. fine seen here allegedly molested two former ball boys including bobby davis, now 39 years old. davis told espn's "outside the lines" last night the abuse started back in the 1980s. >> probably when i -- you know, sixth grade, 11, 10 years old, and he started trying to touch me and things like that, you know. and honestly, i don't even remember if i thought that was what was supposed to happen. you know? i know i cringed up and didn't want it to happen and was very, like, what's going on? i just remember it being, disgusted in a sense, but that's when everything -- when he started to touch me, my privates. >> davis says the abuse took place at fine's home. syracuse basketball facilities, even road trips including the 1987 final four. the reason why this is coming out is because there is now a parent cooperation. a second alleged victim has come forward, and he is davis' older stepbrother, mike lang. he said fine touched it him inappropriately back had he was in the fifth or sixth grade. >> when he first did it, he would move away and didn't want to say anything, because, you know, you didn't feel like you were capable of saying anything. he's a gd to you you know? he can do whatever he wants, but not with me. i didn't feel right about it, and i told him that, bernie, please don't do that to me and then he'd do it again and again, and -- >> now, the first alleged victim, bobby davis, meanwhile, says he first alerted syracuse university officials about six years ago back in 2005. university said it immediately launched its own nearly four-month investigation and that everyone else involved denied the story and syracuse police decided not to pursue the case because the statute of limitations had expired. in a statement released last night, syracuse university said in light of the new allegations and a syracuse city police investigation, they asked dr. daryl grose to place associate head coach bernie fine on administrative leave and jim boeheim released a statement saying bernie has my full support. fine has been part ever the syracuse basketball program for some 35 year. it's the longest streak of consecutive seasons in convince 1 men's basketball and fine was inducted into the greater syracuse hall of fame just last month. a lot of people may be asking, is it just a coincidence that the older stepbrother is now coming forward to corroborate the story? mike lang's second alleged victim says that, no, he saw what was happening to jerry sandusky at penn state and decided now was finally the time to come out. meanwhile, the head coach of syracuse says, it's a bunch of 1,000 lies that he has told. you don't think it's a little funny that his cousin is coming forward? he says that he believes these victims are now coming forward again because they want money. either way, obviously, explosive allegations. >> interesting to know more details of the story. i know we don't have them all, but -- because he's a stepbrother, right? did they discuss it as children? now that they're adults, his p stepbrother went to police -- >> assumed he went forward before going to cnn. >> initially -- >> that's this time around. >> it is unclear whether they spoke about it. nonetheless it is, as i mentioned, explosive. >> the statute of limitations. has had really run out? why is syracuse city police now investigating when they wouldn't investigate all those years ago? >> they said because of the statute of limitation, now because there is a parent corroboration. another victim coming forward, they have decided to reopen the investigation. so, they are looking into it. >> thanks, alina cho. we're also learning the alleged sexual abuse by former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky may have stretched for decades. they're representing more potential victim, some claiming abuse that dates back to the 1970s. our susan candy odd candkand cae in state college, pennsylvania. >> reporter: good morning. every since jerry sandusky was released on bail 13 days ago. prosecutors said they would expect more possible victims to come forward and they have. many lawyers are telling cnn they have been getting phone calls and having meetings with other people who say they, too, they claim, that they were raped and molested by jerry sandusky. now, many of these people are tell telling the lawyers they were angry, and that's why they came forward after hearing sandusky's denial one many called disturbing and angry by suggestion of sandusky's lawyer, perhaps many of coming forward simply because they want to try to make money from this. in the meantime, the wall of secrecy continues on the part of penn state with, as more people want to learn more about what went on during the years leading up to the arrest of jerry sandusky and all of these resignations that have been happening. by contrast, the high school where alleged victim number one attended here in this area has been credited by authorities for at least once they heard about this allegation for reporting it very quickly to police, however, the mother of that alleged victim said she also was not too happy with the school about them allowing sandusky to bring her boy out of classes to meet with him privately, where he was acting as a volunteer coach, and she also said that the principal of the school told her she might want to think twice, even though the principal was disturbed by the allegations, about the mother coming forward, because, after all, the principal told the mother, that jerry sandusky has a heart of gold. well, we went to the school to try to get more answers from them. we didn't get them. take a look. i'm susan candiotti from cnn. >> may we help you? >> reporter: you may, thank you very much. i'm here today because you're sealed out for praise, actually bishgs, i don't need to tell you, by the pennsylvania attorney general and as well as by the grand jury for the school's quick action in responding to allegations of abuse. we would very much like to talk to you about that, but also to the principal, of course -- also talk about some other questions that i'm not sure whether you're aware that have come to light. thank you. this is from your lawyer. is that mr. -- >> no, ma'am it is not. >> reporter: is that the prim? >> no, it is not. and that's our statement and we would like to ask you to, please, leave at this time. we're just about to dismiss school and we don't want you in amongst the students. >> can i leave my card for the principal? >> yes, you can. >> reporter: thank you. may i ask who you doctor doctor obviously you work at the reception desk. assistant principal? >> ask her if -- >> reporter: may i ask just who you are? >> guidance counselor. thank you. can you speak with us, also. >> no. >> reporter: do you know, the mom had also said that -- that she was told at first you might want to think twice about doing this, because jerry sandusky has a big heart. >> ma'am, we would ask that you refer to this statement and on the advice of our attorney, we're sharing that with you and then we ask that you leave at this time again. our students are just about to be dismissed. >> reporter: and we were escorted out of the building by a security guard who also made us leave the property in its entirety. what they left us with was a pre-written statement saying that they are not going to comment about this investigatio cooperating with police, but many people want more answers. we sought them. didn't get them. >> oh, but you tried. susan candiotti reporting live from pennsylvania. thank you. all right. in new york city, recuperating from occupy wall street. clashes got bloody. protesters lifting barricades, blocking traffic and subways. one officer was cut by a flying object at zuccotti park. in the end, around 245 protesters were arrested. live in zuccotti park, our report. good morning, amber. >> reporter: hey, good morning, christine. right ow here at zuccotti we're seeing about a dozen diehard protesters standing and sitting in the park. the majority of the protesters who used to live in the park before being evicted this week are telling me they're staying at churches and homeless shelters and then plan to proceed to continue to protest, but police say they don't expect today's protest to be nearly as large as yesterday's when thousands gathered here in zuccotti park. we saw several clashes with police. especially in the park over the barricades. the protesters were upset because the barricades are keeping them from putting up tents and tarps, and one of the most dramatic videos that came out of a park was of a 19-year-old man with a bloody head after friends say police tackled him when he was trying to remove some of the zuccotti and what people say are several incidents of police violence. >> that 19-year-old with the bloody face, crying out almost. image people with the movement are saying, look at this. look what happened. we'll ask for questions about that as the morning goes on. thanks so much, amber. new this morning, he thought president obama was the antichrist. the man accused of firing shots at the white house now charged with trying to asas sass assass the president. oscar ramirez is heading back to washington to face charges. authorities say the man who was obsessed with president obama took two shots at the white house late friday night. one bullet cracking a window at the first family's living quarters while the president was away. gop presidential candidate herman cain will be getting protection from the u.s. secret service. the department of homeland security approved the request. none of the other gop candidates currently have protection. and on "american morning," the president making big news on his trip to indonesia, something that hasn't been attempteded in nearly a essentially. 30 years later, new questions surrounding the drowning death of actress natalie wood. homicide detectives have reopened the case. 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