hadley, criminal har hsment, violation of civil rights and statutory rape, a serious charge, could carry a penalty of life in prison, as well as being forced to register as a sexond every, also kaleie nairy of south hadley, she is among the first girls to be arraigned in the case, she faces criminal harassment charlings and charges of violation of civil rights and 18-year-old austin renaud of springfield, also facing statutory rape charges. on thursday three other teenage girls will be arraigned in the case and there are three others younger facing delinquency charges as well. the court proceedings are just getting underway, and in the beginnings of this case, it could take quite a long time to get to the bowl of and finally finish out. jane? jane: the long road to trial in these types of cases, how is the community dealing with all of this? understandably, this is a very difficult situation. they have lost one teenager, and there are now nine others facing charges. there s a lot of
seven bombs in the capital city. iraq blaming insurgents from al qaeda in iraq. spirit airlines will charge $45 each way for a carry-on bag. the new charge is $30 if you pay in advance. it begins august 1. three teenagers charged with bullying a 15-year-old classmate killing herself they are among the nine teens charged in what prosecutors say was the unrelenting bullying of phoebe prince who hanged herself in january. that arraignment hearing has just wrapped up for sean mulveyhill, kayla nary and austin renaud. molly? reporter: none of the
face statutory rape charges. molly line with the news. i keep reading these statutory rape charges but it s never been explained what happened. you get a pretty good idea but could you explain it? the district attorney isn t offering any information and today in court the attorneys for the teenagers waived the reading so no new information in court. they were the applies were entered, not guilty by their attorneys, by their counsel. sean mulveyhill of south hadley charged with statutory rape. a serious crime with a possibility of life in prison as well as a possibility of being forced to register add a sex offender. austin renaud, statutory rape and kayla narey, violation of civil rights, harassment, disturbance of a school assembly. all serious charges and must turn themselves in by friday.
that s special report for tonight. i m jim angle. chris wallace is here tomorrow. good night from washington. shepard: breaking now, a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake just struck in the last half hour in indonesia. we have new reports in a moment. and here at home, continuing coverage of the mine disaster in west virginia. we have rescue teams that are underground and they are advancing as quickly as possible. all we can do right now as a community is just come together and pray. we are pretty tough people. we will get through it. we know dozens are confirmed dead. but, still, a flickering hope endures. it lives in the eyes of loved ones who wait for word and unyielding resolve of the rescuers. tonight the race to save the miners trapped beneath the earth. continuing coverage of breaking news now on fox news channel and a massive 7. magnitude earthquake has struck near sumatra in indonesia. within the last few minutes we have learned of at least three after shock
the white house is responding and reconsidering the leader s upcoming visit. box 2, game change, president obama laying out a new policy for when and where the united states will use nukes the debate over nuclear weapons. box 3, heartbreaking bullying case that caught the attention. nation, transitioning into the courtroom. we re live with new details unless breaking news changes everything on studio b. first from fox this hour, all the families can do is wait. rescue crews pulled out of a mine in west virginia after an explosion killed at least 25 people. the officials in charge say conditions in the mine are too dangerous. methane levels are too high, to high a spark could set off another explosion to crews plan to drill holes to vent the gas. west virginia s governor reports the first of the holes may not be finished until tomorrow. 18 people are underground, 14 confirmed dead. we won t know what happened to the others until the crews get in. people in charge of the situ