suggesting mcqueary didn t even directly see the molestation. so, today, at this preliminary hearing for two of his bosses, mcqueary finally gave his account, in open court, on the record, under oath, and it was a powerful one. he said he saw sexual activity between jerry sandusky and the boy and he told superiors what he saw. there s no question in my opinion mind that i conveyed to university officials that i saw jerry with a boy in the shower and that it was severe sexual acts going on and that it was wrong and over the line. he went into detail, and our apologies, it is graphic detail, telling the court he heard rhythmic slapping sounds, like skin on skin. then he says, i looked in the mirror and shockingly and surprisingly saw jerry with a boy in the shower. he said sandusky was behind the boy, the boy was against the wall. he told the court he believed the two were engaged in intercourse, but said he could not be sure. i was not thinking straight, mcqueary said, a
stopped. there s also a third account by a family friend, reported in the patriot-news by cnn contributor sara ganim, suggesting mcqueary didn t even directly see the molestation. so, today, at this preliminary hearing for two of his bosses, mcqueary finally gave his account, in open court, on the record, under oath, and it was a powerful one. he said he saw sexual activity between jerry sandusky and the boy and he told superiors what he saw. there s no question in my there s no question in my mind that i conveyed to university officials that i saw jerry with a boy in the shower and that it was severe sexual acts going on and that it was wrong and over the line. he went into detail, and our apologies, it is graphic detail, telling the court he heard rhythmic slapping sounds, like skin on skin. then he says, i looked in the mirror and shockingly and surprisingly saw jerry with a boy in the shower. he said sandusky was behind the boy, the boy was against the wall. he tol
for wednesday, december 7th. from the time warner center in new york, i m carol costello. here are this morning s top stories. a new accuser saying former penn state coach jerry sandusky sexually assaulted him when he was just 12 and gave him booze. these demonstrators attempting to take back the capital. they re staging sit-ins in front of congressional offices and camping out on the national mall. it s decision day for seniors. it s the last time you can change your medicare part d prescription drug plan. let s get a check of today s weather. rob marciano with a seat in atlanta. good morning. we re looking at an active weather pattern, topsy-turvy, that seems to be the theme of the early season winter that s been crazy so far. rain stretching into the northeast. the heaviest stuff is across the ohio river valley. look at memphis, arkansas, little rock included. seeing some accumulation snow overnight, even as far south as louisiana. that s what we re watching care
the american economy has created in the private sector jobs for the past 21 months in a row. that s nearly three million new jobs in all. more than half a million over the last four months. so we need to keep that growth going. there are some new signs of life in the u.s. job market. with a strong showing in november that caught a lot of the analysts by surprise. the labor department says employers added 120,000 jobs helping push down the unemployment rate from 9% in october to 8.6%. that s the lowest level in almost three years. but there s more to it than meets the eye. lisa sylvester standing by with more. so what s the story behind these latest numbers? okay, wolf. we re going to talk you through the numbers. first, the positive news. unemployment, as you mentioned, it did tick down from 9% to 8.6% in the month of november. that is very good news. and if you take a look at it in terms of the jobs created, 120,000 jobs that is higher than what economists were estimat
accurate. so one, we re going to have to be better informed about my views on issues. i find it really hard to lose weight. god wanted me to be a bear, not a gazelle. those of you who will be 21 by november 12th, i ask for your support and your vote. those who won t be, just work hard. one of the real changes when you run for president as opposed to being an analyst for fofl, i have to actually know what i m talking about. thank you. let s get right to our triple panel now. with us from washington, msnbc political analyst and form he dnc communications director, karen finney. chief investigative report he for politico, and msnbc political analyst, professor michael erik dyson of georgetown university. newt has repeatedly asserted that he is not a lobbyist but mr. gingrich s center for health transformation had power point