he s not posted that bail? that s right. his attorney said that because the arraignment wasn t until 3:00 today, that he probably wasn t going to be able to get $250,000 cash or in the form of a bail bondsman ortega-hernandez in the form of property posted so he would be spending night in jail. his attorney wasn t happy about it. he said if jerry sandusky was going to flee, he would have done it a long time ago. he s known he s been under investigation since late 2008 and he s been cooperative. es he offered to turn himself in. he did turn himself back in november when charges were accidentally posted to the state court website and everyone found out he was going to be charged before they planned it. the prosecutors asked for $1 million, they didn t get it psh it was a happy medium. the second wave of charges, a case that affects not only jerry sandusky but the penn state community, the college is in a way under investigation. what s the impact in the community of the sec
conservative candidates gingrich is up 16 points in a new poll from winthrop university. gingrich is gaining ground on romney in new hampshire, which is romney s home turf. bubbling back into the present, former speaker nancy pelosi is threatening to dredge it up. gingrich reporters say getting information from the house ethics investigation would be at the least unethical. congresswoman pelosi says she s only talking about what s already on the record. you can decide whether it matters. cnn s jim acosta asked the candidate about it yesterday in new york. we turned over a million pages of material. we had a huge report. the total 83 charges were repudiated as false. the one mistake we made was a letter written by a lawyer that i didn t read carefully. keeping them honest. mr. gingrich isn t telling the whole story about the house investigation back then. it s complicated but in a nutshell they wanted to know if gingrich used money from tax exempt organizations to fund col
blagojevich. he was hoping for three to five. the judge siding with the prosecution. blagojevich just came down from the courtroom about ten minutes ago and addressed the media very briefly. he didn t take any questions. said he was going home to be with his two daughters, explain to them where they were going from here and said he will be, quote, fighting on. so expect an appeal in this case. one thing to note, he doesn t have to report until february 16th to the bureau of prisons. so he does have this time to spend with his family but the former governor of illinois will spend 14 years was sentenced to 14 years in prison. i m curious, since he does get to go home for those 90 days, to try to explain this to his kids, why is that? why does he get that 90-daybreak? well, it s up to the judge s discretion whether in a case that he allows the defendant to go away, to be out on bond typically an inmate is remanded into custody. in illinois, george ryan was sentenced in the
sentenced. we will let you know as soon as the sentence comes down. the new york district attorney investigating claims against former associate basketball coach bernie fine says the allegations are credible but no charges will be filed because the statute of limitations has expired. two boys accused fine of molesting them 20 years ago. bobby davis told the district attorney in 2002 that fine had molested him. fine denies all allegations. gave a rare tv interview to walters on tv where he said that some troops may have gone too far. nobody killed no government in the world kill its people unless it s led by crazy person. i became president because of the public support. it s impossible for anyone in this state to be ordered to kill. do you feel guilty? i did my best to protect the people. i cannot feel guilty when you do your best. the u.n. estimates more than 4,000 sirians have been killed since the uprising started in march. one by one, they are speaking tod
threatening to dredge it up. gingrich reporters say getting information from the house ethics investigation would be at the least unethical. pelosi says she s only talking about information already on the record. they asked the candidate about it yesterday. we turned over a million pages of material. we had a huge report. the total 83 charges were repudiated as false. the one mistake we made was a letter written by a lawyer that i didn t read carefully. mr. gingrich isn t telling the whole story about the house investigation back then. it s complicated but they wanted to know if he used money from tax exempt organizations to fund college courses that he taught and used, by his own admission, to further his political agenda. shortly after the rival filed the complaint, gingrich hired a washington lawyer who wrote two material letters to the ethics committee. gingrich signed the first letter and approved the second. both contained statements that were false. gingrich was te