he told espn the abuse started in 1984 when he was 12 and continued for more than a decade. he waited until 2002 to phone syracuse city police who told him they couldn t pursue charges because the statute of limitations had expired. the city s police chief admits they could have done better. in 2002, it appears as though we could have done more with this case. let s just face it, right? and now in 2011, i want to make sure that whatever it is that we re required to do by the victims, the people making allegations i want to make sure the proper thing is done. he says new procedures effective today will mean any such allegation will be logged into a computer database. back then they did next to nothing. not only did they not pursue charges. they never started an investigation or filed a report. no paperwork at all. we wanted to know, is that unusual? the new york police department tells cnn s susan candiotti that its own investigators are required to document any and all in
situation, relationship. ginger white on the affair she claims she had with herman cain. she also showed waga cell phone records showing 61 calls for tex or text messages she claimed were from cain s private cell phone. we ve never worked together, and i can t imagine anyone phoning or texting me for the last 2 1/2 years just because. cain upstaged his accuser s announcement when he appeared on the cnn situation room before she spoke out. cain said his accuser was just a friend whom he helped financially. tell us about the nature of your relationship with this woman. friend and trying to help a friend because not having a job, et cetera, and this sort of thing. that s all there is to the relationship. and here again, i don t know what s going to be claimed in the story. it was someone who was supposed to be a friend, but obviously, they didn t see it as a friendship. when you say friend, i m asking these are awkward questions, but i ll ask you the questions yo
longer the head football coach, effective immediately. what do you make of these scenes we re looking at? over the last few days, there was so much passion on both sides of the issue. so many of the students that were there supported joe paterno, really felt like this was a man they had looked up to for so many years, that s why it s so hard for them to take some of this news. even so, in terms of what joe paterno was like, and some of the things he was saying in front of his home. thanking the students for coming out. these types of things, you have to imagine, this is not the type of activity joe paterno would want to see. if you think about the type of man that he is, this is a man that stood for so much. he insisted that his athletes have good grades, he set a high standard, a high bar, so to see students acting in a way that might be rowdy or acting in a way that would some ways disrespect the university, really goes against what in many ways, joe paterno stood for f
i m erin burnett. out front tonight, herman cain. the gop frontrunner fighting back against allegations of sexual harassment. i absolutely reject, they simply didn t happen. they simply did not happen. four women have now accused of gop candidate of inappropriate behavior and we now know the identity of two. just hours ago, we learned more about another accuser, her name is karen, director of communications at the treasury department and according to a friend, she called cain a quote/unquote monster. this is the woman whose lawyer told the nation on friday that his client did not want to identify herself and did not want to divulge any details about the alleged encounter. but obviously she is saying now that she would do so perhaps with other people in a press conference. unofficial adviser to herman cain s campaign, appreciate you taking the time to come out and talk about this tonight. i just want to ask you this, have you at the campaign had the conversation middle of
throughout the trial jackson supporters have gathered outside the building offers words of encouragement to jackson s family. today la toya thanked them. her joy at the verdict unmistakable. michael loves everybody out here. we all love them. and guess what? he was in that courtroom, and that s why victory was served. jermaine jackson spoke briefly as he left the courthouse. justice was served, yes. it wasn t enough time, though. what do you say for michael? michael s with us. michael s with us. jackson s mother and father, joe and katherine, were cheered as they made their way through the crowd. this is the verdict the jacksons were hoping for. but prosecutor david walgren said that many people must have been thinks for the jacksons today, the verdict isn t an end to the story. our sympathies go out to the jackson family at this time for their loss that they have suffered. not a pop icon, but a son and brother, and i think that s the most important to keep in m