the government fast and furious gun sting caused headaches for officials. now one family in a rare interview saying it cost them their son. >> if they didn't let the gun drop maybe brian would haven't been in the desert. >> the parent say these men are not coming clean. >> they're liars. they never apologized. >> tonight, anger and outrage over operation fast and furious. >> i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. we begin with new developments in the child abuse sex scandal. the football game about to play the first game since the scandal broke and the university took action against another coach. several hours ago, penn state interim president saying assistant coach mike mcquary is now on administrative leave. the school announcing earlier mcqueary would miss tomorrow's game because of what it called multiple threats against him. critics blaming mcqueary for not doing more after he said he witnessed former defensive coordinator sandusky assaulting a young boy in the locker room showers. sandusky accused of molesting eight boys many say he met through a charity he founded. now an interview surfaced in which sandusky talks about his work with children. >> it's been an opportunity, it's an opportunity for me to have been touched by great people who vollen tire their time and energy -- volunteer their time and energy and opportunity to see young people overcome challenges in their life and lead a life of excellence. opportunity to throw out a rope to some kids. if they grab hold they can be champions. >> also developing in the story, texas is now in the mix. as charges against sandusky could come in that state next. police in san antonio investigate what happened when penn state came for the alamo bowl. one of the victims alleging to be on the trip with him. that was sandusky's last game before retirement and the scandal did not come to light for another 12 long years. our david lee miller with a news live in state college, pennsylvania. david lee, what more do we know about the latest disciplinary action taken against that assistant coach? >> according to a published report we cannot confirm, mcqueary had a conference call with the players this evening and he told them he is in "protective custody" at secret location and not at state college. on the phone he said, "i wanted to let you know i'm not your coach anymore. i'm done." those were his words. the school president who made the decision was the athletic director says mcqueary is still going to get a paycheck but he would not elaborate why mcqueary was placed on administrative leave at this time. >> it became clear that coach mcqueary could not function in this role under these circumstances. >> in another development a short time ago, coach joe paterno and his wife emerged from their home to greet students e we're now getting confirmation from the family that coach paterno after rumors have circulated has now in fact hired an attorney. harris? >> it's been an exclusive week of news on the story. we saw a lot of reaction among students. near riot conditions when the legendary head coach joe paterno you showed us outside his home was let go this week. what is if mood now at the school? >> the best way to describe it, a great deal of unease here on the campus. days now after the rioting took place, they are beefing up security. in preparation for the last home game of the season against nebraska. the school president had this word of caution. >> there will be significant attention to the conduct of the crowd attending tomorrow's game. is it my sincere hope that all member of the community and guests will conduct itself in a way to reflect our collective values, before, during and after the game. >> underscoring how intense the situation can be there is a report that someone threw cinder block through the home of accused pedophile sandusky. tonight on the campus instead of a pep rally they were scheduled for tomorrow's game, instead they will have a candlelight vigil for the alleged victims of sexual abuse. harris? >> david lee miller, thank you very much. for the first time we are hearing from a relative of one of sandusky's alleged victim. we hear what she says the coach did to her son coming up inside "the fox report." ♪ >> fox news is america's election headquarters. two new polls showing three-way dead heat. with a new candidate jumping in the top tier now. newt gingrich in a statistical tie for front -- with front runners herman cain and mitt romney according to a new cbs news survey. former house speaker in second place in a new mcclatchy marist poll but that is also statistical tossup. now gingrich opening up a campaign office in the first primary state. molly line live in engler with d with the latest on this. i understand he is in new hampshire tonight. >> he is opening up the headquarters in manchester. he spent a lot of time in new hampshire. something you have to do to win in that state. not just opening the headquarters there but taking time to shake hands and talk about the recent surge. and where he thinks that success is coming from. take a listen. >> people want substance. this is real. this isn't politics. gradually, i'm getting more and more rewarded for having a serious, substantive approach to how do we govern america. >> people like to have the down home talks in new hampshire. that is what he has spent time doing. >> another item making news today among candidates is businessman herman cain trying to explain a comment he made about anita hill yesterday. >> absolutely. quick recap. we saw this week there were allegations he sexually harassed women several years ago. he was in michigan at a meet and greet and someone brought up the name anita hill. here is what happened. >> the latest news today, anita hill is going to come. >> is he going to endorse me? >> he got heat for that and addressed it on "cavuto" today. here is what he said today. >> i found the comment from one of the attendees to be hilarious. my response to the question is she going to endorse me? that was funny. that was hilarious. i would never expect her to endorse me. they got a laugh out of it, i got a laugh out of it. >> sticking by his sense of humor there. harris? >> all right, well, i understand that there is another debate coming up. yet another key early primary state. >> right. exactly. this is in south carolina tomorrow night. expected to focus on foreign policy on national security. it will give the candidate a chance to shift the focus away from the accusations, away from the gaffe of the past week. it will be interesting to see what happens on saturday night. >> molly line reporting for us. thank you. warning from the treasury secretary tim geithner to europe. he is saying europe is not doing enough to fix the financial problems. he said if european leaders don't make moves we'll all pay the price. plus, a country located close to iran reportedly ready to begin stocking up on bunker busting bombs. is there a war plan in the works? 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"the fox report" chief correspondent jonathan hunt live in the newsroom on this. this mom talked about the first time she sat down with her son to talk about incident. >> just imagine the pain of that conversation on both sides. the mother of a young son finding out that her son had allegedly been sexually abused in the most horrific fashion imaginable by a man who at that point was well respected. and powerful within their local community. the woman is the mother of victim one, how the boy is identified in court documents talked today to abc "good morning america." her own voice and face disguiseed for obvious reasons. listen. >> i had said, you know, maybe we should have, you know, come to the conclusion earlier. you should have told me. he was like well, you know, he said i didn't know what to do. i didn't know what to do. you just can't tell jerry no. >> he felt stuck. he is just a little kid. >> yeah. >> you just can't tell jerry no is what that mother says her son told her. impossible to imagine the fear and intimidation that that little boy felt at the time, harris. >> harris: so far, jonathan, we know of confirmed eight children in this whole thing. i understand that their families are now weighing all of their legal options. >> yeah. there is a local attorney who is representing some of the families involved this appalling sexual abuse scandals. the families obviously have the option to take civil action at some point against jerry sandusky. also against penn state itself. but that will probably have to come after the criminal case plays out. the mother of victim one also told abc's "good morning america" she is absolutely certain what she wants to see happen to jerry sandusky. listen. >> i want justice. i want him, i want him to be locked up. there is no, there is no help for somebody that does this. he needs to be put away for a long time. >> for the iconic coach joe paterno, the mother says she believes while he did do what was perhaps legally necessary, he absolutely failed her son and the other alleged victims in a moral sense. harris? >> harris: jonathan hunt, thank you very much. a show of support for penn state despite the scandal. former psu football player organizing other former players to stand on the sidelines tomorrow. it will be the nittany lions' last home game of the year and their first game in 45 years without jo paterno -- joe paterno as a head coach. but they may have lost more than that. a recruit is decommitting from penn state. he will be considering other options. there has been a deadly shooting outside the site of the occupy oakland demonstrations and it has city leaders saying it's time for the protesters to pack up. [ screaming ] >> harris: gunfire spreading panic through hundreds of demonstrators yesterday. police saying one man is dead after a confrontation between two groups. witnesses saying it started with a fistfight. [ sirens ] >> harris: police arrived at the plaza in front of the oakland city hall, some people in the crowd turned violent, while emergency crews were trying to help the dying victims. >> we heard the pop, pop, pop. we listened for breathing to find out if there were breathing. we couldn't find any breathing. we tried to find a pulse. >> harris: occupy organizers quick to say the shooting was not related to demonstrations but oakland's mayor saying, "it's time for encampment to end. camping is a tactic, not a solution." this comes after several violent clashes between occupy oakland protesters and police, one of which you may know left an iraq war veteran in a hospital with a fractured skull. claudia cowen with the news from the bay area newsroom. late word today. police issued a warning to the protesters. >> they have. telling people if they visit the occupy encampment across from oakland city hall, they do so at their own risk. this comes in an open letter to the protesters from the union that represent oakland rank and file police and says, "with last night's homicide in broad daylight, in the middle of rush hour, frank ogawa plaza is no longer safe. please leave peacefully so we can get officers back to work fighting crime in oakland neighborhoods." but no one is going anywhere. in fact, the encampment is growing. tensions are, too. the mayor says that the city is planning another crackdown. so harris, it is going to happen. we just don't know when. >> harris: the media are on hand. that is how we have all the video and pictures. i understand some of the media ended up in the middle of the chaos. >> that is right, harris. in fact, a simmering anti-media sentiment really boiled over last night. when one of the local cameraman out there filming the growing tensions out there, he tried to film the pandemonium and he got punched in the head. moments later, another cameraman was assaulted as well. indication that the occupiers don't want any more negative media coverage. for weeks now, business leaders have been calling the 24-hour demonstration an economic disaster. now they say things will only get worse if visitors and merchants have to fear for their lives. back to you. >> harris: claudia cowen, thank you for the latest on that situation. in major league baseball news, washington national fans are praying for the safe return of their team starting catcher. as officials try to track down his kidnappers. a live report with the latest on that. but first, the family of a murdered border patrol agent blaming top u.s. officials for their son's death. it is the latest fall-out over fast and furious. that's next. 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>> reporter: they do believe this is the work of certainly an experienced extortion gang. due to the sophistication of planning of the ramos kidnapping. but to counter that more than 300 police and national guardsmen have flooded venezuela region with 80 specially trained and highly armed anti-kidnapping brigade. second vehicle has now been linked to the kidnappers according to local papers and several surprise reads on possible safe houses this morning failed to produce the kidnappers or ramos. they came up empty. >> harris: well, you've got international then people looking in to this. you have international prayers for this ball player. >> ramos is a rising star with the washington nationals and made a great impression among fans this season. the past season as rookie season. tonight outside of the stadium in d.c., a number of fans brave the cold holding a candlelight vigile for his release. >> he is all by himself and he is alone and he is scared. does ramos know that we all love him so much and we're thinking about him? maybe this is the best way to show that. >> reporter: ramos' talkmate on the venezuela auraga tigers put their hands over their heart in tribute. and major league baseball representative met with the parents in venezuela at the home where he was kidnapped offering the league support. harris? >> harris: phil, thank you. israeli soldier opened fire on a car and killed a jewish settleer. our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. ♪ ♪ >> harris: west bank. israeli army officials saying the driver was a rabbi on his way to morning prayers but they say he was driving in a "fast and suspicious way." when he ignored ord to stop, soldiers began shooting. two passengers were hurt in the confusion. turkey: just released surveillance video showing the moment wednesday's deadly earthquake hit an eastern city. you see dozens of people running in the streets seconds before an entire building crumbles to the ground. at least seven people dead just a couple of weeks after another major quake in that same area killed at least 600 people. colombia: student protesters marching by the thousands. [ chanting ] clogging up the capital city of bow ge the to fight -- bogota to fight education they say will lead to privatized system. government officials say the measures will expand higher education. united arab emirates: it's international jewelry week in dubai. the largest event of its kind in the middle east. organizers expecting more than 100,000 people to hit the sparkly showcases featuring jewelers from 25 countries. visitors can also check this out. one of the world's only atms that gives out gold instead of paper money. that is a wrap on the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> announcer: "around the world" sponsored by verizon 4ge. the fastest most reliable 4g network. >> harris: thank you to the veterans in a big way. how some of the service members are coming home to brand new digs. congratulations. congratulations. congralations. today, the city of charlotte can use verizon technology to inspire binesses to conserve energy and monitor costs. making communities greener... congratulations. ... and buildings as valuable to the bottom line... whoa ! ... as the people inside them. congratulations. because when you add verizon to your company, you don't just add, you multiply. ♪ discover something new... verizon. >> harris: fox news is honoring our men and women in uniform on this veterans day. and a group is that builds homing for severely injured veterans donating six of those houses today. the organization homes for our troops custom designs them to meet each person's needs. and they are beautiful. then it works with the veterans administration to give them away at no cost. kris gutierrez live in el paso, texas, ooze one of the houses that just got donated. kris? >> reporter: they are beautiful, harris. this is a four-bedroom, 270-square foot home donated to a very deserving soldier by the group called homes for our troops. now, former marine daniel ghastca and his family received the keys to their brand new house just last night. he is a husband, and a father. he's also a double amputee who lost both of his legs while serving in fallujah, iraq in 2008. he and his fellow marines were hit with an i.e.d. out on patrol there. here is how he described his new home. >> this is my little mention. it's my place. it's not only my family's, my wife and my kids. a place where i can see my kids grow up in this house and bring independence back, go in the kitchen, go in the closet, go in my kids' room which i couldn't do before in my wheelchair. >> keep in mind, homes in the market are rarely if ever handicap accessible. homes for our troops actually builds houses with wider door frames for example, larger showers, lower counter tops, simple things to make it easier to move around in a wheelchair. >> somebody like daniel needs a place that is really for him. you know, again, he fought for our freedom and independence. this is a way to give it back to him. >> we should point out that homes for our troops gets donations to make it possible to build homes like this. back to you. >> harris: wow, what a story. kris, thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >> harris: the right to freedom now. our ongoing look at the rebuilding of the world trade center site. tonight, unveiling sculpture, to those who served in the days after the september 11 attacks. specifically, special forces forces the first to ride if combat on horseback in more than 50 years. the 34 commandos known as the "killer elite" in first week of the war they lead the freedom fighters through the alps of afghanistan with a single mission, take down the taliban. >> green berets i worked with said it looked like something from "lawrence of arabia." they saw a cavalry charge. the image, it's from that mission. but it's, it typifies adaptability and the courage. resourcefulness of all the special operations groups. >> harris: the hardist embedded a piece of steel from the twin towers in the sculpture's base and encybed with the words "america's response team." powerful reminder of all who volunteer to serve. and for more stories from our rise to fry dom series go to our website foxnews.com/freedom. a day that comes once a century and it did wonders for lottery sales and commitments. when you have so in the number repeated, some of the many ways that the world celebrated 11-11-11. plus, a cat tests out the climbing skills on a cactus. 30 feet in the air. how did it get down? 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depends who you ask. for some, it's a lucky combination. for others it has something to do with the apocalypse. in china, train 11-11 departed at 11:11 a.m. on the number 11 line. some tied the knot, nothing says love like 11. the county clerk in vegas prepared for an onslaught. in egypt, the largest of the great pyramids was closed for business, after rumors that certain groups would try to hold spiritual ceremony there is. but officials saying, no, it was closed for maintenance. updating our top stories. stocks soaring on news that italy and greece are starting to take new steps to contain their massive debt trouble. the wall street firm that collapsed after european debt, mf global, has fired all employees, more than 1,000 people. and a new poll shows former house speaker newt gingrich in a statistic three-way tie with herman cain and former massachusetts governor mitt romney. it is a major shift in the republican presidential nomination race for gingrich, who had been polling near the bottom of the pack. in penn state, putting an administrative football coach on administrative leave. penn state officials announced mcqueary would miss saturday's game because of multiple threats. on this day in 1918, fighting in world war i stopped on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. hours earlier, germany signed an armistice agreement with the allies. a year later, president woodrow wilson proclaimed november 11, armistis day and congress made it official as a holiday. but in 1954, president eisenhower signed a bill changing it to veterans day to honor all troops from all wars from that day forward. but soldiers