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Describe this is grooming that we often hear of from child victims. he used to put his in her mouth and put his head in her nap while naked and get into bed with her in his underwent wear. when you hear that description, that sounds like we heard a lot about the sandusky case. to say that these are incredible stories, i don't know. it seems to be a classic case of grooming and sexual abuse. i found her letter to be brave and courageous and credible. >> on the flip side, you have the woody allen camp that could be. they sue for defamation. is that possible? >> it is possible, but it would be il...

Poor dead children they haven't been filing any lawsuits. this guy? >> bill: most american attorneys are honorable people. >> yeah, we are. >> we are. >> bill: respect the profession because people need to be protected and sometimes you have to have a good attorney to do that. but there is a growing field of sleazy extortionists he has been exposed now, pen is -- pin is pin is i. >> bill: back to the sandusky case the ncaa the college football thing fined penn state $60 million, all right? then the governor, guilfoyle. >> tom corbett. >> says huh-uh huh. we are going to sue who? >> this was ex...

For the pain he caused others. >> reporter: defense attorney claimed the case was rushed to court and that he didn't have time to prepare a proper defense. >> i just think there were so many different parties involved in this who wanted this to go away. >> reporter: sandusky's security will likely be an issue as where to place hiison crimes may im aget t.j. winick, abc news, bellefonte, pennsylvania. >> i assume they have to make special arrangements there because you can't put this man in general population considering the high profile nature of the case and the crime. >> and the crime especi...

List to someone he thought was a trusted al qaeda aide. the trusted aide says he was a spy. in an interview with a danish newspaper, morten storm, a danish convert to islam says he went to yemen and worked with the cia to help track and kill al awlaki. >> he was a terrorist. he wanted to kill innocent people. >> reporter: storm was part of a radical islamic group in europe. this was him in '05 at an anti-u.s. rally that made news in london. six months later, he says, he had been recruited by danish intelligence for his dangerous role. >> if al qaeda came to the conclusion he was spying for the...

i hear the numbers are about pretty high. about 70,000 americans globally -- >> i think 300,000. >> in the u.s.? >> world wide. >> about 70,000 across the u.s. who have no idea that they have been, for lack of a better description, riding on the coat tails of the protection of the fbi and the fbi has said we've tried to find you. we've tried to let you know. we've tried to send you messages. if you don't help yourself, i'm not going to be there after monday. is that how this worked? >> yeah. typically the average user doesn't know about the settings. they are pretty much given to you...