illustrated cover story. joining me, andy staples of sports illustrated. andy, as i understand it, three months ago tressel was suspended when he admitted he didn t report some of his players had gotten favors they weren t supposed to be getting, perhaps price reductions on tattoos and some money from a local tattoo parlor owner. i told you, i m not great at sports, but i m pretty good at politics. this seems to me to be more than about tattoos. what s it about? well, it is more than about tattoos. first of all, it s about the violation tressel committed. he lied to the ncaa basically which is the governing body of college sports when they came and said, hey, we got this letter from the tdepartment of this tattoo guy rated some of the stuff. we wanted to find out if it had been stolen. the guys had been trading it for cash and tattoos.
teenage girls. and hackers tapping into something important, new targets, and get dangerously close to u.s. military secrets. the rash of online attacks and the threat to internet security and to homeland security. wolf blitzer is off. i m candy crowley and you re in the situation room. on this memorial day, sarah palin is doing some of the things she did best, creates suspense and drums up suspension. vice presidential nominee and reality tv star is not saying whether she will added a presidential candidate to her resume but republican contenders on the trail today. jim acosta is in gettysburg, pennsylvania, where palin arrived just moments ago. jim? reporter: candy, sarah palin was asked today by a reporter whether or not she was running for president and she answered that she is contemplating a run for the white house but more importantly, another question could be asked and that is, does all of this look like she s running for president? the answer just might be, yo