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captain dennis davern was one of those people. in the past he said that wood's death was a direct result of a fight with wagner onboard his fight. listen to what davern told "today" show this morning. >> you're saying that wagner did not do everything he should have done to look for her after she went missing. >> exactly. >> was he responsible for her death in some way? >> well, like i said, i think we all made mistakes that night and -- >> that wasn't my question. was he responsible for her death? i am not asking about your story. >> yes, i would say so, yes. >> robert wagner's publicist gave cnn this statement. wagner's family, "fully supports the efforts of the l.a. county sheriff's department and trust they will evaluate any new information relating to the death of natalie wood wagner is valid and comes from credible source or sources other than those simply trying to profit from the 30-year anniversary of her tragic death." authorities have scheduled a news conference scheduled for 2:00 p.m. eastern time today. let's talk to analyst mike brooks about this. so, mike, that the captain of this boat is now saying he wasn't completely truthful at the time. he didn't tell authorities everything he knew, he didn't do everything such as use a search light. >> right. >> with mr. wagner looking for natalie wood. what can investigators gleam from this kind of information and how do they proceed from here? >> they'll have to reopen the whole thing, fred. he went on further to say that basically everybody on the boat got his story toofrgether to te investigators. were they not be truthful and that led to the coroner ruling it an accident? that is going to be the main key, the key thing here because, you know, her body was found about a mile away from the boat early next morning and the dinghy was found washed up on the beach. and she had some bruising to the left side of her face, which the coroner said he believes she got from slipping as she was trying to get into the dinghy after this big fight. so, anybody who was there, they're going to try to bring anybody who knew anything in the original investigation. they're going to have to reinterview them and this boat captain, he's going to be one of the key figures in the reopening of this investigation by the l.a. sheriff's department. >> so, the captain was, and he acknowledges, he was interviewed before. but now he says that there was an argument that took place between wagner and wood and that from there next thing he knew that she was missing and that he also tries to offer a little bit more information about the composure of wagner that he discouraged him from using a search light and discouraging him from going to authorities or taking what would be an ordinary search effort to that next level. >> right. he said that they were up in the wheel house of the splendor. the boat that they were on. he wanted to use the search light and wagner didn't want to use the search light and basically he made up the story and got the story together with everybody that was there and that's what they told investigators. the captain said the efforts they should have taken were not taken that night and the whole thing is, what is the motivation here? and that's one of the other things that the l.a. sheriff investigators are going to have to look at, fred. is there monetary reason they're coming forward now, almost 30 years later? there's a lot of questions that remain unanswered in this case. >> monetary motivation or is this an issue of clearing a conscious, as well. mike brooks, thanks so much. we'll see you a bit later on in this hour, as well. dennis davern the captain of the boat will be on cnn later today in the noon eastern hour. also this morning, a new child molestation accusation is rocking a college campus. this time it's syracuse university. the accused, an associate basketball coach who has been with the program for decades his accusers served as ball boys for the team in the '80s and '90s. alina cho is in new york for with more on this. just like the penn state investigation, these allegations actually surfaced years earlier. >> that's absolutely right. in fact, two people have come forward. one some years back. the other one just now. and most notably, this second victim, alleged victim says that he came forward because of what was going on at penn state. and, finally had the courage to speak out. now, syracuse university is associate men's basketball coach bernie fine has been placed on administrative leave. and police in that city now say they have reopened an investigation into disturbing allegations of sexual abuse. now, fine who was seen here allegedly molested two former ball boys, including bobby davis who is now 39 years old. davis told espn "outside the lines" that the abuse started back in the 1980s. >> probably when i was, you know, sixth grade, 11, 10 years old and he started trying to touch me and things like that. and, honestly, i don't even remember if i thought that is what was supposed to happen. i know i cringed up and didn't want it to happen and i was very like, what's going on? i just never webeing disgusted a sense. that's when he started to touch me and my private. >> now, davis says the abuse took place at fine's home. syracuse basketball facilities, even road trips, including the 1987 final four. now, part of the reason this is now coming out is because there is now a parent cooperation that second alleged victim has come forward. he is davis' older stepbrother named mike lang. he's now 45 years old. lang was also a ball boy for syracuse and he told espn's "outside the lines" that fine touched him inappropriately back when he was in the fifth or sixth grade. >> when he first did it, he moved away and didn't say anything. you didn't feel like you were capable of saying anything. he's a god to you or he can do whatever he wants. and 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, you know, he'd do it again and again. >> now, the first alleged victim, bobby davis, said he first alerted syracuse university officials about six years ago. that's 2005. the university said it immediately launched its own nearly four-month investigation and that everyone else involved, including the assistant coach, bernie fine, denied the story. and that syracuse police, ultimately, decided not to pursue the case because the statue of limitations had expired. now, in a statement released last night, syracuse university said, "in light of the new allegations and the syracuse city police investigation, this evening chancellor cantor asked director of athletics, dr. daryl gross to place associate head coach bernie fine on administrative leave." late last night syracuse head basketball coach jim boeheim released a statement saying, "bernie has my full support." he has been part of this basketball program for 35 years. the longest streak for consecutive seasons for an assistant coach. the 65-year-old was also inducted into the greater syracuse sports hall of fame just last month. in and around syracuse, fred, he's known as the king of syracuse. now, having said that, i've just been handed a lengthy e-mail that was sent to alumni by nancy cantor. let me just read part of it for you and i'm just reading this for the second time. bear with me. let me be clear. many questions whether or not a university in today's world can shine a harsh light on its athletic programs, we are aware that many wonder if university and administration are willing to turn a blind eye to wro wrongdoing. i can assure you, i am not and my fellow administrators are not. she went on to say, fred, we do not tolerate abuse. >> all right, very disturbing report and investigation. thanks so much. alina cho. we're not done with this topic. the view from campus. we'll talk to a reporter from the independent student newspaper, "the daily orange." right fwhou to politics. the secret service now says it's protecting herman cain. he's the first republican candidate to earn that distinction in that presidential race. senior political editor mike prest preston, who broke this story along with our john king is in washington. so, mark, do we know why this campaign requested the protection? >> we don't know. but this is certainly an important development right now, fredricka, in the race for the republican presidential nomination. the campaign reached out to the secret service and they presented thir case as to why mr. cain should receive secret service protection and after review by the secret service and an advisory panel which consists of the congressional leadership on capitol hill, they decided, in fact, mr. cain was worthy of receiving this protection. that could only lead you to one thing, fredricka. that means, obviously, mr. cain's safety was at risk. so, starting late last night, herman cain started receiving secret service protection and this is something we will expect to see throughout the remainder of the campaign at this point. now, fredricka, it's interesting to note that the secret service started protecting the president of the united states back in 1901 and this was after the assassination of president william mckinley and in 1968 after bobby kennedy was assassinated, he was running for the democratic presidential nomination, the secret service extended their protection to major presidential candidates. now, herman cain on the campaign trail will have secret service protection. the good thing for him in some ways is that it will not cost him any money. he will not have to pay for private security. the bad things is he will not be able to have that touchy feel that you get on the campaign trail. more under locked by the secret service agents. >> then you will remember that kind of protection was extended to president barack obama when he was candidate obama, as well. meantime, iowa caucus right around the corner. it has been a pretty long campaign, thus far. is it taking a toll on any of these candidates in particular? if so, how? >> i think so, fred. i think if you look at all the candidates right now, they're getting very fitired and we tald about the brain freezes and talked about the moments in this campaign where the candidates just seem to stop in their footsteps. in fact, let's look at this interview from herman cain from our affiliate up in new hampshire talking about the rigors of the campaign in his family. >> almost can't say it. >> emotional, huh? sg . >> and there you have herman cain. he was asked about the campaign and he was obviously discussing about whether or not he would become president and how he would feel if he was sworn in at that time. of course, you can see the exhaustion in his face right now, but before he gets to iowa, certainly before he gets to being sworn in as the president, he has to come here to washington, though, for next tuesday's cnn debate on national security. cnn and the american enterprise institute and the heritage foundation is really going to have a debate focused on national security issues that have not been addressed fully here in this campaign. obviously, huge because the president is the commander in chief and also talking about the economy, as well, which a lot of people say is the number one national security issue facing this country. fred? >> all right, thanks so much, mark preston, appreciate that from washington. our next political update in one hour and a reminder for all the latest political news. you know exactly where to go to our website, of course. politics.com, cnnpolitics.com. all right, we all know flying certainly is not cheap. airlines charge for just about everything from food to baggage. well, now we're hearing two chartered jets hit passengers up for extra cash in mid-flight during a layover. cnn's max foster has the latest from london. so, max, what happened? explain here. i know passengers were irate. >> absolutely. well, the back story is quite complicated. but essentially what happened is there was a load of passengers on the plane traveling from india to the uk and the plane stopped, was brought down in vienna and everyone on board was told to pump out tens of thousands of cash to pay for fuel. some were released off the aircraft and some were allowed to go to cash machine to get the money and some had to borrow off each other. eventually, they dead get up into the air, but they were left out of pocket. we also hear that another group of passengers were asked to stump up extra cash before they even left india. so, complete mess. there's a real blame game going on here, but as a result of all of this, the flights have been canceled on this particular charter. and the load of passengers, fredricka, are still stuck in india. >> oh, my goodness. how uncomfortable. looking at the pictures, you see people tuckered out there. thanks so much, max foster, appreciate that. meantime in this country, now protesters clashing with police at "occupy wall street's" so-called day of action and both sides get ugly. coming up we're asking about police tactics and when they cross the line. and if they do. and this got a school bus driver suspended. video of her playing around with something in the palm of her hand. is that a cell phone? all this while she's driving a bus load of kids. we'll tell you how school officials punished her for that, next. 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i see you still have a pretty significant turnout behind you. >> you know, there are about a couple die-hard protesters out here and they've been out here all night in the freezing cold. my hands are getting numb and they're not allowed to bring blankets and tents and tarps out here after they were evicted. they're passing out hand warmers, coffee just trying to keep these guys warm. as far as the turnout for yesterday's protests, organizers were very pleased. if you go to the unofficial, official "occupy wall street" website they estimate almost 30,000 people were in new york city yesterday and we saw several clashes with police officers, especially here at zuccotti park because these protesters say they want to be able to camp out here again. they consider this kind of the base area for this entire "occupy" movement across the country. about 245 protesters arrested yesterday. police say seven police officers were injured. we have kind of the feeling out here now in zuccotti park if we can take a look at allen here. he has his sign to mayor bloomberg. he needs his stuff back. his stuff back. and that's the feeling out here. they want this park back and they say they're not going anywhere. you can arrest as many as they want and more will just show up and this movement is going to continue on. freed r fredricka? >> thanks so much. the chants, songs, signs of "occupy wall street" may be overshadowed by pictures like this. a protester with blood streaming down his face. police say he threw a battery at officers and then resisted arrest. according to "new york times." hln law enforcement analyst mike brooks is here. mike, several officers and protesters were hurt in new york. any evidence that anyone crossed the line? >> from what i was watching all day yesterday, fred, i did not see any crossing of the line. in fact, i thought that thes us because you had four officers early on in the day who had vinegar sprayed in their face and another had star-shaped object that cut him. >> that's what the mayor said. mayor mike bloomberg. those were his words. the officer showed great restraint considering the fact that there was a pretty significant presence of law enforcement there matched up with some protesters who were throwing things. >> exactly. law enforcement, you saw some of them with no hats on or the soft hats instead of the helmets. they were trying to maintain a low profile. in fact, law enforcement, while this is going on, they videotape everything their officers are doing and they go back and review the actions of the officers. but i thought the officers were very professional. last night at the brooklyn bridge, there were 99 people blocked traffic, you know, for the 99%. they were arrested. and everything was peaceful for the most part there and also in the transit system and around the country yesterday in los angeles, we saw them blocking an intersection there and 50 arrests in l.a. and 46 arrests in chicago. for the most part, i think officers used great restraint and very professional in dealing with little violent factions of this group. >> all right, mike brooks, thanks so much. appreciate that. all right, switching gears straight ahead now. is there a royal baby on the way? so many people hope so. one magazine says it's not a rumor. we'll separate fact from fiction, next. . and i love it. and, i make everybody happy. i keep my business insurance with the hartford because... they came through for me once, and i know they've got my back. for whatever challenges come your way... the hartford is here to back you up. helping you move ahead... with confidence. meet some of our small business customers at: thehartford.com/business i don't think about the unknown... i just rock n' roll. the rumor mill has been in overdrive with news that prince william and kate are expecting their first child. well, now, at least one magazine says it's no rumor. live now to cnn's max foster, again, in london. so, max, bring us some clarity here. >> i wish there was some. i mean, the palace is saying if anyone's going to announce this, that's what the palace is saying. we're not going through to do it through an american magazine. i do need to point out, fredricka, this is the same magazine that had exclusive saying the duchess of cambridge couldn't have children and the palace was devastated and the queen was devastated. i'm not sure what to make of the latest rumors. the sources they're quoting are giving so much detail. they may be right. we don't know whether or not she's pregnant. they say she's six weeks pregnant. i have been to a couple events with her recently and she doesn't look pregnant to me. if it is only six weeks, it wouldn't show. an event on the 6th of december and the next time we'll see them out and about. out with charles and camilla at a gig, a rock concert. you'll see them dancing. >> we'll see how fast she moves then because people are paying attention to how many times she touches her tummy or if she's eating anything with peanuts in it or refusing to take in champagne. now, they'll be watching her groove on the dance floor. >> absolutely. and how she's moving. camilla, as well. everyone wants to see her dance. but they look at what -- she doesn't really drink. we can't really get anything from that. we reported on this peanut paste issue. she denied the chance to have some peanut paste when she was at a center up in copenhagen. >> as far as we know, or at least reportedly she doesn't have peanut allergies. max foster from london, thanks so muchmuch. appreciate that. detectives open the 30-year-old death case of hollywood super star natalie woods. we'll have details in your "showbiz headlines." plus, new allegations of child molestation rock a major college and its sports program. we'll get the view from the campus of syracuse university. who ate my cookies and milk? 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how is the university reacting versus what the athletic department is saying versus what the conflict is? >> the conflict lies with the fact that the alleged victims bobby davis made these claims back in 2005 and there was a full investigation conducted by syracuse university, as well as the syracuse police department and nothing was found. no wrongdoings. they couldn't cooperate his story and that's why it came back all of a sudden now in 2011 because his stepbrother, michael lang, came forward and said he, too, was just molested by bernie fine and that was the cooperation that i guess police were seeking in order to reopen the case. that is one of the big reasons why it has come back into the news now, compared to what the athletic department is saying. jim boeheim came forward and gave a statement that he is in full support of bernie fine and the allegations are totally false. he backed him 100% and we will have to see how that plays out moving forward. in terms of the campus, the students were shocked especially in the wake of the penn state news. >> are they worried? are people saying they are worried that this will take a similar path to the penn state investigation and fallout? >> you know, that's actually not what i've heard so far. the biggest thing i heard so far is people are questioning the timing of this and says it seems like a very strange coincidence that these people would suddenly come forward within a week or two after the penn state scandal. so, a lot of people are questioning whether or not this is true, is this real or are they just trying to use the penn state as a stepping stone to get something that they want out in the open, whether or not it's true, we'll have to see. >> michael cohen, thanks so much for your time from the independent student newspaper. thanks so much. >> thank you for having me. coming up next, six years of being one of hollywood's hottest couples has now come to an end. demi moore files for divorce from ashton kutcher, say it ain't so. we'll get you the scoop in your "showbiz headlines." across our country... ... scientists, technicians, engineers, machinists... ... adding nearly 400 billion dollars to our economy... we're at work providing power to almost a quarter of our homes and businesses... ... and giving us cleaner rides to work and school... and tomorrow, we could do even more. cleaner, domestic, abundant and creating jobs now. we're america's natural gas. the smarter power, today. learn more at anga.us. ♪ a refrigerator has never been hacked. an online virus has never attacked a corkboard. ♪ give your customers the added feeling of security a printed statement or receipt provides... ...with mail. it's good for your business. ♪ and even better for your customers. ♪ for safe and secure ways to stay connected, visit usps.com/mail it's been 30 years since the mysterious death of famed actress natalie wood. homicide detectives have reopened the case. kareen wynter is joining us. why open this investigation 30 years after the fact when it involves the stories of people who did talk 30 years ago. >> well, fred, great point. that's because the los angeles county sheriff's office say they were contacted by people who claim they have "additional information about that drowning." they're promising to give us a whole lot more details at a press conference scheduled for 11:00 a.m. local time. this story, fred, one of hollywood's biggest mysteries. natalie wood was on a yacht with her husband, robert wagner and friend, christopher walken before drowning on november 1981. the circumstances were always so mysterious. dennis davern, the captain of the boat that night, says he wasn't totally hawn wst police at the time. he is also saying, fred, that wood's death is a direct result of a fight with wagner and wagner is directly responsible for her death. we should add that he wrote a book about wood's death two years ago. robert wagner released a statement responding to all of this news. "although no win in the wagner family has heard from the l.a. county sheriff's department about this matter, they fully support the efforts of the l.a. county sheriff's department." wagner says he hopes this is a real break in the story and not just someone's effort to cash in on the 30th anniversary of his wife's death. that big press conference coming up in a few hours and we're all over it. >> we're looking forward to that. meantime, a very long-time relationship now ending in divorce. we're talking about the marriage between demi moore and ashton kutcher. what happened? >> yeah, we saw this coming over the last several months. true enough. demi and ashton, they've called it quits. demi broke the news yesterday with a statement saying, "it is with great sadness and a hev haddy heart that i decided to end my six-year marriage to ashton. as a woman, a mother and a wife there are certain valus and vows that i hold sacred and it is in this spirit that i have chosen to move forward with my life." reading between the lines, it seems that there is something to all those rumors about ashton's infidelities that we have been talking about for quite some time. ashton spoke out and responded via twitter saying, i will forever cherish the time i spent with demi. marriage is one of the most difficult things in the world and, unfortunately, sometimes they fail." everyone was tipped off they were separating because they unfollowed each other on twitter. so, another marriage bites the dust. looks so happy in old times. >> guess what, kareen, i got a little entertainment story for you. so, the 40th anniversary of soul train. last night in atlanta was the soul train music awards and who was there, but none other than our very own wolf blitzer, not only -- i was there, too, along with suzanne malveaux and, most importantly, we were there. the three of us ladies were there along with wolf bilitzer because we were wolf's angels or wolf's pack. you recognize some of those faces. malcolm-jamal warner and none other than bootsy. we were there and having a good time. >> i wish i could say that you broke the news, but i was checking -- >> there is our t.j. holmes. >> t.j. and his beautiful wife. you guys were all over the internet. you're such stars in rocking that leather. that dress is beautiful. no, actually, it's wolf blitzer who is the star. you recalled last year that he did kind of the duggy with dougy fresh. there he is on the stage with dougy on the scramble board there. i'm not going to reveal any more because you have to watch the soul train music awards the sunday after thanksgiving, november 27th. it was incredible. wolf blitzer, he's the rock star. you know what i thought was really super amazing. everyone from the likes, the list goes on, philip bailee, all of them wanted to be in a picture with wolf blitzer. >> you're killing me here. they were all like hurdling the chairs. i'm just kidding on that one. >> all the time here in hollywood, but it's to cover shows. not to sit in on them, i'm a little jealous. >> something to hang with wolf, he's rocking. so, it was very fun to be part of the wolf pack. >> can't wait to see it. >> all right, thanks so much, kareen. we'll check back with you. coming up in the next hour, in fact of "showbiz headlines" a fond farewell to regis philbin. people will be tearing up all morning. his last show as host of "regis and kelly." you will be back to show us some of the highlights. get your hankies out, people. ♪ ♪ boom, boom, boom, gotta get-get ♪ ♪ boom, boom, boom, gotta get-get ♪ ♪ boom, boom, boom it's like looking into the sun. ♪ boom, boom, boom we're rocking the beat, kids! wow. 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[ male announcer ] on at&t, blackberry® torch moves at the speed of 4g. ♪ later on today. 11 o'clock eastern. arizona sentencing for self-help guru james arthur ray found guilty in the deaths of three people inside a sweat lodge two years ago. at 11 a.m. eastern in mount vernon new york, a private funeral will be held for rapper heavy d. >> the los angeles county sheriff's department holds a conference on the reopening into the investigation in the 1981 death of actress natalie wood. we're following developments in the next hour of the cnn newsroom. let's check in with a lynn a cho in new york. new allegations of sexual abuse involving yet another assistant coach at another prominent university. we'll tell you what two former ball boys are saying about what happened and which school is involved coming up at the top of the hour. i'm paul steinhauser at the cnn political desk. herman cain is the first gop candidate to get secret service protection. the people in congress, think again. i'm drew griffin. an investigative report on why many say the political system is rigged. jerry rigged. also next hour, a vigil was held last night for a ten-year-old girl who hanged herself because she was being harassed at school in illinois. next hour we talk about that case and others with one of the spokespersons for a bullying campaign. zach veatch. i'm kind of a fixture in different parts of town... some folks call me a rock star, some call me the mayor... and i love it. and, i make everybody happy. i keep my business insurance with the hartford because... they came through for me once, and i know they've got my back. for whatever challenges come your way... the hartford is here to back you up. helping you move ahead... with confidence. meet some of our small business customers at: thehartford.com/business i don't think about the unknown... i just rock n' roll. all right n sports, we begin with sad news out of stillwater, oklahoma. officials at oklahoma state university confirm, women's head basketball coach kurt bud ki, assistant coach and two others died last night in a plane crash outside of little rock, arkansas. not a lot of details at this point. the coaches were apparently returning from a recruiting trip when the plane went down. saturday and sunday games for the cowgirls have been canceled. the university of missouri suspended head football coach gary pinkly after his arrest late wednesday night on suspicion of drunken driving. he will not coach in the final home game of the season against texas tech. the missouri athletic director says he will donate a week's pay to a program. his salary will be frozen for a year. thursday night nfl action and more game winning for -- from the denver broncos. quarterback experiment, tim tea poe. broncos down 13-10 with a minute to play and tebow comes alive after a lackluster performance all night. he gets this 20-yard touchdown run. it was nearly all tebow in the final moments rushing six times per 57 yards and the win. the broncos are now 5-5. chopsticks. with tweezers and other everyday objects found in unlikely places. stuck inside people's bodies. jeanne moos has the sprays. >> need we say that this goes here and not in here? an electrical cord, x-rayed in somebody's gut? there are a hundred of these. what was a gun doing up there? >> well, with the tuna can lid. >> the tweezers? what could they have been trying to pluck? the x-rays are in a new book called stuck up, 100 objects insert and injected in places they shund be. it's coe authored by this emergency room physician and other doctors. we doubt the patient will be able to pass the salt or the pepper mill or the egg beater or the chopsticks? >> most commonly, we do see long slender objects because that is the most form fitting. >> we're not going to dwell on how these everyday objects ended up where the sun don't shine. most of the time it was not an accident. often, that's what people claimed. >> i accidentally fell on an object. that's probably the most common accidental story you'll hear. >> who hasn't sat on their glasses, really, really hard while nude? the doctors say the x-rays are real, though outlines of some objects are graphically enhanced so the reader can easily see them. everything from a commute computer mouse to a cassette tape. >> that was an older x-ray. >> another one describes an ipod nano. we can only guess the play list. >> how did that gun get stuck in the middle? >> they're good guns. >> the good news. >> it was not loaded. >> maybe the patient was. you thought a light bulb went off in your head? how about this one in someone's gut and this string of christmas lights. the series scrubs did an episode on it. >> he has a light bulb up his butt or his colon has a great idea. >> discussing how to remove it. thread a balloon past the bulb and inflate it and pull. >> one of the latest items? >> where the tuna lid rolled up like a cigar ended up. but the doctor's favorite found objects are action figures. poor buzz light year from toy story. >> to infinity and beyond. >> he said beyond. not behind. and this is barbie. but it isn't her dream house she's in. jeanne moos, cnn. >> do you have a magazine? >> not in me. i mean, on me. new york. this morning, a new child molestation accusation is rocking a different college campus. this time it's syracuse university. an accused basketball coach who has been with the program for decades. his accusers served as ball boys for the team in the 1980s and '90s. alina cho is in new york. alina, just like in the case of penn state, these allegations actually surfaced years after they allegedly took place. >> that's absolutely right. here's what happened. syracuse university's associate men's basketball coach bernie fine has been placed on administrative leave. police there in that city have now reopened an investigation into disturbing allegations of sexual abuse. now, fine, who is seen here, allegedly molested two former ball boys, including a man named bobby davis, who is now 39 years old. davis told espn's outside the lines that the abuse started in the 1980s. >> probably when i was sixth grade, 11, ten years old. and he started trying to touch me and things like that. you know, honestly, i don't remember if i thought that was what was supposed to happen. i know i cringed up and didn't want it to happen. i was very like what's going on? i just remember being disgusted in a sense. that's when everything -- when he started trying to touch me, my private. >> davis says the abuse took place at fine's home. syracuse basketball facilities, even road trips, including the 1987 final four. now, part of the reason this is now coming out is because there is now apparent corroboration. a second alleged victim has come forward. he's davis' older stepbrother, named mike lang, who is now 45 years old. lang was also a ball boy for syracuse and he told espn's outside the lines that fine touched him incompeteappropriatn he was in the fifth or sixth grade. >> when he first did it, he would move away and you wouldn't say anything because you didn't feel like you were capable of saying anything. he's a god to you, you know. he can do whatever he wants. that was me. i didn't feel right about it. and i told him that. bernie, please don't do that to me. then he would do it again and again. >> now, the first alleged victim, bobby davis, said he alerted syracuse university officials about this alleged abuse six years ago. so that was back in 2005. the university said it immediately launched its own nearly four-month investigation and that everyone else involved in this story, especially the assistant coach, bernie fine, denied the allegations. 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 the syracuse city police investigation, this evening chancellor cantore asked director of athletics, dr. darryl gross, to place associate head coach, bernie fine, on administrative leave." late last night, syracuse head basketball coach, jim boeheim released a statement saying "bernie has my full support." fred, fine is really an institution in this area. he's been part of the syracuse basketball program for 35 years. that's the longest streak for an assistant coach in division 1 men's basketball. the 65-year-old fine was also inducted just last month into the greater syracuse sports hall of fame. he, in fact, is known in those parts as the king of syracuse. now, he is on administrative leave. lot of questions about this story, of course. chief among them, is there -- is it a coincidence that this older stepbrother came forward. the coach says no, he believes they're out for money. he also says, i have known bernie fine for more than 40 years. had i known something like this was happening, i would have taken action. >> all right. alina cho. thanks so much for that. meantime on west coast, homicide investigators in los angeles reopened the natalie wood death case. the movie star drown 30 years ago this month during a boating trip. her husband, robert wagner, and actor christopher walken were on board at the time. the coroner ruled woods' death an accident then, but authorities said people contacted them with more information now. they won't confirm if the boat captain is one of the people who contacted police. he has said woods' death was the result of a fight with wagner. listen to what was told to nbc's "today" show this morningment. >> so you're saying that wagner did not do everything he should have done to look for her after she went missing? >> exactly. >> was he responsible for her death in some way? >> well, like i said, i think we all made mistakes that night. >> that wasn't my question. was he responsible for her death? i'm not asking about your story. >> yes, i would say so, yes. >> robert wagner's publicist gave us this statement. wagner's family, "fully supports the efforts of the l.a. county sheriff's department and trusts that they will evaluate whether any new information related to the death of natalie wood-wagner is valid and that it comes from a credible source or sources other than those simply trying to profit from 309-year anniversary of her tragic death." we'll learn more on this case or the direction of this investigation this afternoon. authorities have scheduled a news conference for 2:00 eastern time. earlier, i spoke with law enforcement analyst mike brooks about what he thinks might be going on. >> he said that they were up in the wheelhouse of the splendor, the boat they were on. he wanted to use a searchlight. wagner didn't want to use the searchlight and basically, he made up a story, got the story together with everybody there and that's what they told investigators when they found her body. but they didn't take -- the captain says that the efforts they should have taken weren't taken that night and you know -- but the whole thing is, what's the motivation here? that's one of the other things that the investigators have to look at, fred. is there monetary reason they're coming forward now, almost 30 years later? there's a lot of questions that remain unanswered in this case. >> the boat captain we heard from earlier will be on cnn. dennis davern at noon eastern today. they're not giving up on occupy wall street. they swarmed streets, stopped traffic, tangled with officers on the two-month anniversary of the movement. more than 200 people were arrested in new york as protesters push through barriers in manhattan and marched across the brooklyn bridge. in los angeles, marchers snarled commutes there. 50 people were arrested and dozens more arrested in portland. some staging a sit-in at a chase bank branch, then refusing to leave. officers on horseback tried to break up the crowd there. let's check in with amber lyons in lower manhattan in zuccotti park. amber, this was billed as a mass day of action. earlier, you had a lot of people behind you. now we're seeing barricades are still up. what's going on today? >> the barricades are still out here. there's only two ways to enter the park. they're guarded 24/7. if we take a look over here, we have zip ties put up over the barricades. big problem yesterday during the protests. there were thousands of people out here at zuccotti park. they were trying to knock down the barricades, some of the protesters. frankly, they used to have tents and tarps and belongings out here and they saw the barricades of a way of kicking them out of the park, and they were angry about it. >> look at a video we saw of the protoprotester who was injured yesterday during the clashes. we spoke with him yesterday. this 20-year-old man was one of the first to set up a tent. brandon watts is his name. police say he threw some type of object at police officers. prompting them to come in and arrest him. if you spoke with his friends, they say that police used an unnecessary amount of force with this particular protester. >> out here this morning, we're still seeing the movement even though it's very cold. it's about 38 degrees. i just checked the thermostat. these guys have been out here a couple dozen diehard protesters all night trying to stay warm. they've been passing out hand warmers. they're not allowed to bring in big blankets. because they're not allowed to bring in tarps and tents as well. we're also seeing some of them passing out pizza, coffee, just trying to stay warm. now, as of now, there are no major events planned for today or this weekend. as we've seen throughout the entire movement, a lot of the marches are impromptu and can start at any moment. as we were standing here about to do this live shot, we got a flier saying a march would start at 11:30 today. one thing is for sure, the movement is a very much alive in zuccotti park. >> amber lion, thanks so much in zuccotti park. lower manhattan. turning to politics now, the u.s. secret service says it is protecting herman cain. he is the first republican candidate to earn that distinction in this presidential race. deputy political director paul steinhauser is in washington. paul, do we know any more details as to why his campaign requested this? >> that is the very big question, fred. the campaign has confirmed to us, yes, they did ask for the protection. the secret service told cnn last that they looked at the request and met the criteria. it started last night in new york city for herman cain. he took in an interview with david letterman. this is an interesting thing. who pays for this? the taxpayers. it does not come from the campaign. this protection is paid for by taxpayer money. it does not come from the campaign. there has been pushing and shoving in recent weeks between security, private security for the cain campaign and some journalists. we don't know if that was the cause for this. now, this is not unheard of that a candidate would get protection a year before the general election. in 2007, then senator barack obama of illinois got protection. secret service protection as did senator hillary clinton. of course, the former first lady. it is not unheard of. for herman cain, let's be honest, this has been an incredible ride. he was basically an afterthought earlier this year. the last couple of months, his campaign jumped in the polls. with that came a lot of scrutiny. he talked to wmur in philadelphia and said this. take a listen. >> if i reached a point where this campaign became damaging to my wife and my family, i'm not a quitter. but i'm -- there is a point beyond which you will not go. >> those comments coming before word and reports of the secret service protection. fred, we'll continue on this story and when we have details, we'll get back to you. >> thanks, paul. appreciate that. >> don't forget the next republican debate is right here on cnn. this time around we're focusing on national security and the economy. it is co-sponsored by the heritage foundation and the american enterprise institute. that's tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. we all know, all in agreement, flying is not cheap. airlines charge for just about everything from food to baggage. but fuel? cnn's max foster is in london with the story of why so many passengers are outraged. >> reporter: bizarre, bizarre story, frederick a. unheard of as far as we know. it's a flight from india to the uk and the flight was grounded in vienna, in aus tri a on the way. everybody was told to stump up $200 each to pay for the fuel to continue the journey. very odd indeed. they were allowed off the plane to go to teller machines to bring the cash back. they had to borrow from each other, club together. extraordinary situation. another flight run by the same operator had the same situation before it even set off. passengers were told they had to get together tens of thousands of dollars to get on to the flight in the first place. what we understand happened is that a ticket agency, the agency that sold the tickets went bankrupt and there was an effect and in the end the passengers had to pay. an extraordinary situation. some passengers still stuck in india because the flights from this operator have been canceled. >> oh, my goodness. does that mean that some people who may have been on that flight who perhaps didn't have the extra $200 to pay, were they kicked off the flight, do you know? >> we're still trying to work that out. some passengers who made it back to the uk said that there were people left. we haven't managed to confirm that. there were certainly people left in india. they're trying to find a way home and there's no compensation for many of them. >> oh, my goodness, i've never heard of that happening. unprecedented? >> we can't -- the travel industry experts have never heard of it before. there's a real problem with the system that allows it to happen. >> no kidding. all right. max foster, thanks so much from london. and then you're not going to believe the video that you're about to see. it led to the suspension of a school bus driver. yes, she is distracted because she is either texting or looking at her cell phone and the school system was not happy about it. and the clock is ticking on the debt super committee. could some republicans agree on tax increases to get a deal done? we'll talk to a republican lawmaker next. 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[ professor ] good morning students. today, we're gonna... i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. a quick look from news across the country now. a look at video from albuquerque, new mexico. two police officers beating a car theft suspect. kicking him over and over this his head and body and then not long after this moment, videotape shows the two kind of chest bumping there. you can see their feet. the police chief fired both officers. they could face charges. they say they thought the suspect was reaching for a gun. the head of a connecticut utility has resiepd. connecticut light and power took lot of heat for the response to the snowstorm last month. it left customers without electricity for nearly two weeks. and watch this school bus driver in florida. she's not just driving. but it appears she's either texting or looking down at her cell phone a few times while the bus, by the way, is moving and is packed with kids. school officials suspended her for one day. the debt super committee has five days left to strike a deal to trim $1.2 trillion from the nation's deficit. now, republican leaders are talking about a compromise that could involve tax increases. freshman congressman allen west joining us now. he's a republican from south florida. you have said that you can stomach the idea but what about your colleagues, what's taking place? >> well, good morning. i think one of the things we have to look at. it is not about increasing the revenues by way of raising taxes here in the united states. in fiscal year 2011, we saw a 6.5% increase in revenues in america but yet we had a $1.3 trillion deficit. i think we real vi to look at there are other means by which to increase revenues, which is maintaining tax rates or lowering tax rate and then you can eliminate loopholes and reduce the amount of subsidy that you have. it's also about the spending emanating out of washington, d.c. that's one of the prime things we have to look at. >> back to the loopholes. that one gets a lot of attention. the loopholes, especially for those who make an awful lot. those are considered the upper echelon, whether you have corporations or individuals and that they might be imposed with higher taxes. is that something where there is wiggle room that this committee might agree to? >> well, when i think you look at the corporate business tax rate, for instance, one of the recommendations that came from the republican side was instead of a 35% which is the second highest in the world, you bring that down to a 25% and you get rid of the loopholes and you start to eliminate those subsidi subsidies. we want to give corporations and businesses a competitive tax rate. as well as when you look at the tax rates for the individuals, we cannot continue on where we have a system where 47% of wage earner households are not paying anything income taxes. let's look the at a way to increase revenues. understand that 62% of the budget of the united states of america is mandatory spending programs. the net interest on the debt, medicare, medicaid, social security. so we've got to start looking at the tough decisions there as well. >> while these are your positions, ha wha about your colleagues when you go into a room and hash out the ideas. is there a consensus that you feel fairly confident there will be a feel reached by wednesday? >> well, i believe that they have to come some type of understanding. one of the things that i kind of get frustrated with on capitol hill, having spent time in the military, we didn't like doing business by crisis ak. we always have to take something down to the last minute. we've had nine months -- i'm sorry, three month, 90 days to get to a resolution. and once again, people are coming to the end. >> are you closer now than ever? >> i'm not privy to a lot of the inner workings. but co-chairman is working very hard and he has been giving updates to the speaker and the leadership and we've been kept informed. whatever recommendations they come up with has to come back to the house and to the senate for up and down vote. >> this morning's washington post wrote the absence of an imminent crisis explains the -- is that true there's a lack of urgency to get this job done? >> like i said, one of the frustrating things for me, i don't like doing things by crisis action mode. when you start to forecast and look at some of the looming issues that we have, we should come up with a solutions and resolutions, a lot earlier than getting down to the last minute. but i think that there is a sense of urgency up here. i know that with the 87 freshmen that were elected in november 2010 we're very focused. one of the things that's important is you'll see a vote on the balanced budget amendment today which is something a year ago that no one would have thought possible. >> congressman allen west. thanks so much for your time on capitol hill. >> thanks so much. straight ahead, we're exploring this question for you. >> what do you think about gerry man derg? >> i think he's a great guy. >> i don't know him. >> how about you. >> i never heard of him. our drew griffin is on the case with gerrymandering and how it affects your vote for congress next. 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[ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. congress's approval rating is at 9%. an all-time low. it can be tricky. the practice of gerrymandering has made it harder for incumbents to lose their seats. here's drew griffin. >> been asked to do a report on gerrymandering. what do you think about gerrymandering? >> i think he's a great guy. >> these are people lined up to see the liberty bell. what do you think about gerrymandering? >> i don't really know him. >> how about you? >> i never heard of him. >> it's actually the way politicians draw up congressional districts. >> oh. >> into weird looking shapes to protect their own seats. >> okay. >> in chicago, squeezed between two freeways, this narrow strip is needed to connect two halves of a gerrymandered district to keep it contiguous as is required. >> this is the way congress gets around the contiguous rule. because there's obviously nobody living here, unless they're homeless people i guess. anybody here? any congressional voters out there? >> this is illinois' fourth district. stand it on end and what does it look like? >> earmuffs. >> luz gutierrez has been the congressman here for 20 years. >> you stay protected. you stay together. >> the district was drawn to give hispanics a seat in congress. >> shouldn't the congress of the united states be a reflection of the city of chicago. >> an irish district, a polish district, a jewish district. three black districts. this is the map for those chicago districts. all held by democrats with irregular lines. odd connecting points. back in the earmuffs strip. >> here comes a tractor. he's leaving the 7th. he's in the 4th congressional district right now. he's going through the 4th congressional district and he has entered the 5th congressional district. >> in his hispanic district, gutierrez is usually re-elected with 75% of the vote or more. where other democrats around him, it can be as high as 85%. >> consider this in the last decade, 78% of all the seats in the house did not change party hands. not even once. that's nearly four out of five congressmen in safe seats year after year after year. a result of district lines drawn to protect incumbent in both parties. >> in general elections, it's almost rigged. >> that's why we call this investigative report fred, gerry-rigged. it's going on right now. it happens every ten years after the census. in each state, they're doing this political gerrymandering behind the scenes which is so important to what happens in congress yet we don't pay attention to. >> redistricting is huge. is there any jurisdiction that feels like it's done right? >> you know, we're going to take you on a tour and you're going to go to places like chicago where they are unapologetic about what they do there and how they draw the lines to states that are really trying to make this a fair system. a system where both republicans and democrats and god forbid, even an independent, could possibly get elected to congress. even there, the political influence is so strong, when they try to make it right, you'll see how dirty it gets. >> wow. it's fascinating. i love the journey between the fourth, fifth and sixth districts there. that really says a lot. >> we'll show you little strips of land and water that unbelievably make up the congressional map of the united states of america. >> incredible. we're looking forward to that, drew. thanks so much. there's so much more. you heard in drew's report, gerry-rigged. why your vote to congress might not matter. sunday night at 8:00 eastern here on cnn. herman cain tries to sell people on his 9-9-9 plan. a committee weighs in after this. ♪ ♪ if i should fall from grace with god ♪ ♪ where no doctor can relieve me ♪ ♪ if i'm buried 'neath the sod ♪ but the angels won't receive me ♪ ♪ let me go, boys, let me go, boys ♪ ♪ let me go down in the mud where the rivers... ♪ [ female announcer ] when you're responsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪ and with my bankamericard cash rewards credit card, i love 'em even more. i earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% on groceries. 3% on gas. automatically. no hoops to jump through. that's 1% back on... 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>> i think from the beginning, i have said at least that herman cain was never in this to win this. i think the surge in the polls took him by surprise. he's not prepared either with infrastructure, he was not prepared with staff that had experience in running a presidential campaign. he was certainly not prepared on issues of public policy and foreign policy. this is national politics. politics ain't bean bags. it's hard and difficult. he clearly wasn't prepared for that part of it too. president obama also had secret service protection when he ran the campaign in 2007. this is the difficulty of national politics. >> patricia in. >> i think herman cain is in it to win it. but i do think it's refreshing to see a candidate say there is a line that i won't cross. and that line ends with my family. i think, what is ironic about the situation is that herman cain has left his family out of the campaign. his wife did not want to be a part of that campaign. by doing that,he's isolated them. a lot of the women have gotten to be friends. they go through this together. they have a support system and somebody who they can lean on. for herman cain's family, they're isolated. charges coming at him. they have to deal with it on their own. if he had involved them more or spent more time, it wouldn't be as hard as it is. 20 seconds each. herman cain will be on david letterman tonight. here's air preview. >> i heard somebody say to you, how would so-and-so be handled under 9-9-9 and you said i don't know. that was one of those obscure questions that was asked about -- >> you've got to deal with the obscurity. i mean, i like it. it's clever. 9-9- 9-9-9, it's fun. >> and it works. it works. >> you ought to get a toll-free number. herman cain, you9-9-9, you get a free pizza. come on. what are we talking about? >> you know what you're going to get? instead of a free pizza when you dial9-9-9, you'll be able to get a job. >> all right. herman cain on letterman. so maria, you first. 9-9- 9-9-9, is it losing its shine? >> i don't think it had luster that could last. clearly it worked for him. it catapulted him to the front of the pack. and it showed that he had perhaps interesting and was thinking out of the box, but when you look at 9-9-9-9-9, you that middle class families and working class families were going to do worse under that. that was the beginning of his luster coming off of 9-9-9-9-9. cheri. >> herman cain has brought excitement to the race and 9-9-9 was parts of that. we have so many candidates all over the place with so many issues, he sofrt of corralled and that obviously, his campaign has run into a few problems and this is what primaries are. he's done very, very well. there are reasons why others are higher in the polls. i think he's done a fine job. >> patricia? >> i think 9-9-99-9-9, like anyt marketing piece of material, it's a great slogan, but people have to want the product that you're selling. he got everybody's attention with 9-9-99-9-9, but there hasn been much more to it than that. he couldn't tell letterman how everyone would be affected. it's a great slogan. people want side dishes, you want breadsticks and salad. you need more than a slogan to become president. patricia, maria, cheri, thanks ladies. >> you too. regis philbin says goodbye to morning television. showbiz headlines are next. . staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your doctor need to balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen, and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, including celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions or stomach and intestine problems, such as bleeding and ulcers, which can occur without warning and may cause death. patients also taking aspirin and the elderly are at increased risk for stomach bleeding and ulcers. do not take celebrex if you've had an asthma attack, hives, or other allergies to aspirin, nsaids or sulfonamides. get help right away if you have swelling of the face or throat, or trouble breathing. tell your doctor your medical history and find an arthritis treatment for you. visit celebrex.com and ask your doctor about celebrex. for a body in motion. but don't just listen to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. i was worried it would be hard to install. but it's really easy. the better i drive, the more i save. i wish our company had something this cool. yeah. you're not... filming this, are you? 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>> right. the writing has been on the wall for some time. demi broke the news yesterday with a statement saying it is with great sadness and a heavy hearty decided to send high marriage to ashton. as a mother, a wife, a woman. there are certain things i hold sake cred and i've -- reading between the lines. there was some truth to all the rumors fred about his indie felts. he spoke out via twitter saying i will forever cherish the time i spent with demi. marriage is one of the most difficult things in the world and unfortunately, sometimes they fail. you know, before officially announcing the split, everyone was tipped off they were separating because they of course unfollowed each other on twitter. >> interesting stuff. careen winter, thank you. see you, fred. players, parents and fans trading punches at a high school soccer match? we'll tell you what this big ball is all about. all right. let's check news. cross-country, president obama's uncle shows up in a massachusetts court to fight his drunken driving argues. he was pulled over in august. police say he rolled through a stop sign. but obama's lawyer says the arresting officer didn't have a clear view of the intersection and therefore, no legal reason for a traffic stop. in western massachusetts, a state soccer semifinal is cut short by an ugly brawl. this one unfolding right here. players, fans and even parents got punches in after police broke it up shall the revs ended the match with two minutes on the clock. the new science textbooks are getting an f. they contain several errors, including upside down covers and a map that shows florida on the west coast. up next, a vigil for a ten-year-old girl who apparently committed suicide. just one reason why national group launched a campaign targeting bullies in schools. it's his two favorite things in one... burgers and soup. did you hear him honey? 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>> bullying is dproeg into such a big thing nowadays. we need people to come out and help the kids and stop their problem before it continues to grow. more and more things are going to happen, like what you've seen. me and the noble challenge, our goal is to make sure nothing like that happens. we want to make it able for kids to stop it before it happens with the help of adults, school leersd other kids. >> some young people feel they're being bullied or picked on, it's difficult for them to kind of tell someone about it, share with someone what's taking place. because it almost feels like that's an additional assault because they have to share what's going on and their pains and their emotions. what do you recommend to a young person who is feeling that kind of hesitation about sharing it and seeking help? >> with the noble challenge, it's national contest to put in a video of kids all around the country that are my age and a little older to -- saying out why they don't bully and helping that. i think that will bring out a lot as well. it's showing that other kids are standing up and a lot of kids like to be a part of something that other kids are interested in. it's kind of hard to make the first step when you're the only one. i think with all this, they'll have a little more encouragement to stand up and get help from adults. at the end of the day,that's what it really has to come down to. not violence or getting even with someone. you need to get an adult to help you. maybe you can change the bully's life as well and be better off for the both of you. >> you write in your book, 99 things that teens wish they knew before turning 16. at the time you were being bullied about being small or short. not only did you respond back verbally, but you decided to focus on race car driving and now here you are a professional race car driver. >> thank you. yeah. when i wrote my book, i was relating to how i lived through the public school system when i was just wanting to start racing cars. you know, since i wasn't playing football or racing go-karts that seemed -- playing football or soccer, that seemed to be a problem. i used all the bullying what they did to me as fuel to go forward to show them that i can do this. they're not going to stop me. >> congratulations. you are a real champion, zach veach. thanks so much for your time and your advice. >> thank you. stories making news later on today. next hour in arizona, sentencing for self-help guru james arthur ray who was found guilty in the deaths of three people inside a sweat lodge two years ago. in mount vernon, new york, a private funeral will be held for rap i heavy d. 2:00 eastern time, the los angeles county sheriff's department holds a press conference into the 1981 death of actress natalie wood. a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? 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