actions, saying their officers were surrounded by the protesters. it was for the safety of the officers and the arrestees so we could leave. reporter: today, two of the officers involved in the incident were placed on leave. and the school s chancellor who was criticized for at first voicing support for police has now ordered an investigation. i personally feel really very bothered about what happened to students and the whole incident. reporter: so just how far can police go to control a crowd? tear gas you spray it in the area, you want people to move away from. pepper spray is to keep the people from mounting attack. reporter: at occupy protests around the country, police have used pepper spray to push back protesters. many reacting to this video say it was too strong a punishment. the police officer had no reason to spray those kids. reporter: and here in new york, where the occupy movement started, police also have come under heavy criticism for the u
the whole world is watching. reporter: this one worked. by drawing outrage. i felt like my face was peeling off. reporter: campus police at uc-davis fired pepper spray directly into the faces of passive occupy protesters who refused to move after being warned by police. i received a direct shot of pepper spray down my throat. i spent the next hour dry heaving and vomiting. reporter: 11 students were treated for minor injuries. campus police defended their actions, saying their officers were surrounded by the protesters. it was for the safety of the officers and the arrestees so we could leave. reporter: today, two of the officers involved in the incident were placed on leave. and the school s chancellor who was criticized for at first voicing support for has now ordered an investigation. i personally feel really very bothered about what happened to students and the whole incident. reporter: so just how far can police go to control a crowd? tear gas y
lasch building where he said he saw sandusky raping a child. how does sandusky s lawyer respond to a seemingly unshakable account? our jason carroll asked him directly. his answers, they may shock you. jason joins us in a moment, so will an attorney for one of the victims. a lot happening tonight, including the removal of joe paterno s name from the big ten championship trophy. the ceo of sandusky s second mile charity was replaced today. also revelations that the judge who freed sandusky on bail without requiring him to put up a penny in bail despite 40 sex abuse charges against him was herself a second mile member. and penn state s acting president posting a set of promises on the university website today including this quote, we will revisit all standards, policies and programs to ensure they meet not only the law but penn state s standard. he also promised transparency and said, quote, never again should anyone at penn state feel scared to do the right thing. but keepin
back home today. and corporal kelsey s big night. she was the belle of the ballroom with justin timberlake. what really happened after the night ended? she is here to dish about her dream date. boy, do we have a busy, busy morning. incredibly, unbelievable developments in the penn state sex abuse scandal. we will have those in just a moment. i cannot believe the coach spoke out. and what he not just what he spoke out. but what he said and how he said it. also breaking overnight, police are clearing out the occupy wall street protesters. the mayor gave the order overnight. the police have moved in. dozens have been arrested. it s been a running operation here in new york. and now, protesters are gathering for a march on wall street. you see them congregating in lower manhattan. we ll have a live report on that as well. also, we re going to lighten things up in the back end of the show and have the legendary regis philbin join us live in our studio. we ll look for
air. it s entrepreneurial owner 36- year-old natasha dasher has been arrested on federal drug trafficking charges. i m just hurt. i m really shocked, you know, but i right now we re at intersection of martin luther king and w street which is kind of the hub for what anacostia is becoming. reporter: dasher and her restaurant were just profiled in this video about the resurgence of anacostia. i chose anacostia for one reason. it s underserved. reporter: now dasher is in serious trouble arrested two weeks ago outside her office in this industrial park in prince george s county accused of being in the middle of a huge interstate drug deal. in these court documents an agent with the federal drug enforcement administration said based on a tip to a confidential informant, the dea followed a tractor trailer from laredo, texas, to here in ft. washington on halloween day later discovering $1.5 million in cash in three duffel bags inside the office here and 140 pounds of coc