lot as they were all weekend long? fox & friends starts right now. hey, look who s working sunday morning? it s because, just 48 hours from now, the polls will be opening along the eastern seaboard in the united states as people go to pick a president and other horn races. so we ll be with you here on sunday morning for four hours, 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. eastern time and thanks for sharing your time. heading out to colorado where 17,000 people were energized for mitt romney as he went after the president s record yesterday as you can see. this is one of many stops, when we started in the morning he was in new hampshire and then was it iowa? iowa. iowa to colorado, ohio no doubt somewhere along in there. and also a big endorsement from news day here, usually a democrat endorsement not this year, and made the stops and probably the most emotional and the biggest to date since this campaign began in a perfect time, a perfect state. listen to mitt romney, i think he s ri
state sex abuse scandal s. the university is vowing to find out who or who else failed the victims. right now in state college p.a. they are bracing for game day. the last home game of the year, the first in a half century without legendary coach joe paterno. the small college town swells to the largest on game day and given what we saw on campus two nights ago, police are under intense pressure to maintain control. our jason carroll is live in state college this morning and, jason, i imagine s security hey been stepped up quite a bit? reporter: that is true, and the mood on campus, really mixed in terms of how the students are feeling about everything that s been going on. you ve got a number of students who are quite frankly, have that same amount of anger that we saw out here on wednesday, but alina, also there have been a number of students who have come up to me who said they were, quite frankly, embarrassed by the rioters who showed up in front of old main in downtown
welcome. great to have you here. great to see you, ali, good morning. up first, the growing penn state sex abuse scandal s. the university is vowing to find out who or who else failed the victims. right now in state college p.a. they are bracing for game day. the last home game of the year, the first in a half century without legendary coach joe paterno. the small college town swells to the largest on game day and given what we saw on campus two nights ago, police are under intense pressure to maintain control. our jason carroll is live in state college this morning and, jason, i imagine s security hey been stepped up quite a bit? reporter: that is true, and the mood on campus, really mixed in terms of how the students are feeling about everything that s been going on. you ve got a number of students who are quite frankly, have that same amount of anger that we saw out here on wednesday, but alina, also there have been a number of students who have come up to me who sai
90 seconds early. bill o reilly show ran out of gas! and how fortuitous this was one day i wasn t sitting down 30 seconds before. i know. i m usually here a good five, 10 minutes early. i tend to oh, ok! ok! all right! it s good to have you with us. good to be here. dave from the weekend starting his job a little earlier today. let s kick off your headlines for you for a friday. we have the latest fallout from the penn state sex abuse scandal. there are now reports that ousted coach joe paterno has reached out to a high profile criminal defense attorney. he s not been charged in the case but admitted he should have done 10 years ago when he learned about the allegations against his colleague. the man who reportedly blew the whistle on sandusky is now receiving death threats. he was a graduate student when he allegedly saw sandusky assaulting a young boy in the shower in 2002. he s now an assistant coach at penn state. he has decided not to attend tomorrow s
90 seconds early. bill o reilly show ran out of gas! and how fortuitous this was one day i wasn t sitting down 30 seconds before. i know. i m usually here a good five, 10 minutes early. i tend to oh, ok! ok! all right! it s good to have you with us. good to be here. dave from the weekend starting his job a little earlier today. let s kick off your headlines for you for a friday. we have the latest fallout from the penn state sex abuse scandal. there are now reports that ousted coach joe paterno has reached out to a high profile criminal defense attorney. he s not been charged in the case but admitted he should have done 10 years ago when he learned about the allegations against his colleague. the man who reportedly blew the whistle on sandusky is now receiving death threats. he was a graduate student when he allegedly saw sandusky assaulting a young boy in the shower in 2002. he s now an assistant coach at penn state. he has decided not to attend tomorrow s