so police are monitoring that situation there. there have been some arrests, we re hearing between a dozen and two dozen. no confirmed numbers at this time but at this time there haven t been any large-scale scuffles on could be frontations but police are trying to maintain order and make sure people can get to work, contrary m are doing. they plan to also disrupt the subwauz and later this afternoon they are planning a big march and rally across the brooklyn bridge so it remains to be see how this two-month anniversary will unfold. mara, thanks for staying on top of it all for us. other storiesmakering headlines this morning the attorneys for jun of jerry sandusky s alleged abuse victims says his client is ready to testify and claims more young men will be coming forward. meanwhile, penn state police are disputing mike mcqueary s claim he reported a 2002 incident in which he saw sandusky allegedly abusing a young boy. new amateur video out of
good morning to you. it is thursday, november 17. ali velshi has the day off. i m carol costello along with christine romans. happy one last day until friday. welcome to american morning. up first this morning, new developments in the penn state child sex scandal. jerry sandusky s tv sbrir this week where he said his behavior with young boys was not sexual abuse, just horse play, may have been the last straw for some of his alleged victims. sandusky s words led new people to come forward. sandusky charged with 40 counts of sexual abuse involving eight boys he met through the charity, on 360 last night, anderson cooper spoke to the mother of one alleged victim, victim number one in the indictment. she says it was hard for they are son to watch the sandusky interview. he was very upset about it. he said i watched it after that. he said he cried. i said, why with s he crying? he said because i m afraid he might go free. he is afraid sandusky might go free? yes. the
each other through social media. so you have people, officers and detectives who are monitoring those things. a lot of other plain clothes officers. you see how groups are moving through the city. and again, you don t want to make sure the city gets shut down. a lot of the 99% that these people represent use public transportation every day in new york city. we re going to watch the subway angle. that should be happening in the next hour. mike brooks, thank you so much. on top of the hour, watch this. rolling on, i m brooke baldwin. we mentioned occupy protesters are scheduled to descend upon subway stations throughout new york city. they re calling it occupy the subway. also the man accused of shooting at the white house last friday appears in court. today plus, more potential victims in the penn state child rape scandal. and a stunning statistic about women s health. time to play reporter roulette. mary snow, i begin with you at the he said central of this occupy wall
travelers privacy. while the t.s.a. has made some changes. what we are expecting here in washington tomorrow is a fairly critical congressional report about the t.s.a. and what really needs to be done in the future, shep. catherine harge live at dca. thank you. updating some of fox top stories tonight the penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky denied the allegations that he sexually young boys. he regrets showering with those young kids. comes as the man who saw sandusky rape a little boy claims he tried to stop it and even went to police. a judge in new york upholding the city s decision to break up encampment in new york. cops raided in the wee hours of the morning. almost a military style event. the protesters are back in the park tonight but they can t have the tents. as many as 90 people reportedly killed in what appears to be one of the bloodiest days in the syrian uprising. several neighboring countries
mike mcqueary claims he did the right thing after he allegedly saw sandusky abusing a child. four republicans are battling it out in iowa before the caucus. iowa s own michele bachmann is not one of them. the race for the hawkeye state is coming up, with analysis. stay with us.