these families are afraid out here. and these victims have been through a terrible amount. it s a slap in the face. i was a district attorney. some of them need cut loose. i haven t had a chance to check the list for my former prosecutors. so this is a significant problem. but i think we re going to get a handle on it. i think the evidence that we ve seen. he violated the constitution and most of the so-call eed pardons will be held. we ll have more on the story in just a few minutes. so much for southern hospitality. one republican presidential candidate is using the word armageddon to describe the political plight that is happening now in south carolina. the state s primary is just nine days away. several candidates have campaign stops in south carolina in the next hour. you re looking at rick perry, newt gingrich, rick santorum, all holding events there. mitt romney campaigns in florida after an earlier stop in south carolina. more violence now out of syria. you are wa
to why he thinks it was okay. but guess what? there are four killers who are already out and there is no hope for getting them back in but we may have changes in the other ones who are set to be released. that is right. several bombshells in the casey anthony case as well. how she thinks she got pregnant, who killed her and why. there are reports this morning that her attorney has quit. quit or fired? always want to know. they both have something to say on this. new this morning as well, if you are in north carolina, our hearts go out to you. you re dealing with very ugly weather. apparently check out that funnel cloud. remarkable. look at this damage. overnight some severe storms really wreaking havoc in that area. a mobile home park apparently was completely wiped out. there are families trapped, apparent apparently. we ll get an update. there s an o.j. ban because of fungicide fears. there are shipments that are being stopped, headed in from brazil. the state attor
you know it costs us $190,000 a year for dialysis for just one patient. mississippi taxpayers ought not to be paying for that. reporter: but the sister who s donating her kidney had already agreed to do so months ago, without a reward. and the governor knew that. there s a sense here he may be trying to right a serious wrong. there are a whole bunch of people here in this state who are on dialysis right now, probably should be released. if governor barbour didn t think this was a case of injustice, he wouldn t have acted. reporter: governor barbour isn t commenting further. the people who marched on the state capitol and appealed to him for months say they now take pride in his grace. and say the sisters could be home in days. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. there was a shaky end to 2010 for residents of indiana, and four other midwestern states. the region was hit by a 3.8 earthquake which struck about 50 miles north of indianapolis.