weeks ago. the cruise line has offered about $14,000 to each of the survivors. london police make several arrests in a tabloid phone hacking scandal. the investigation now centers on allegations of police bribery. among those arrested a police officer and several current and former employees of the sun newspaper. jerry sandusky wants a pennsylvania judge to modify his bail so he can spend more time with his grandchildren. the former penn state assistant coach is accused of sexually abusing young boys. the judge has forbidden him from having unsupervised visits with his grand kids or having them at his house over night. an 18-year-old student in utah is free on bond accused of trying to bomb his school. authorities got ticked off about the alleged columbine inspired plot by a series of text messages. he is charged with use of a weapon of mass destruction. a 16-year-old could also face charges. thousands of people turn out for a welcome home parade to honor iraq war veter
there are two dozen people still missing. that number includes an american couple from minnesota. today a prayer vigil will be held with that couple. the captain is under house arrest. prosecutors are going to appeal that decision that let the captain out of jail. plus, very more tapes between the captain and port authority that are emerging and remember how stunned we were just reading the transcripts yesterday of the audiotapes i think are even worse. it appears to show the captain safe in his life boat while ignoring the orderis to return back to his sanking ship. listen. for our non-italian speaking viewers like myself who are having a hard time. pop that back on the screen. this is basically what we were telling you in the transcript yesterday where he was saying, i understand, listen, because you can hear schettino s voice panicking. i understand there are people coming down the ladder. you must take that ladder the opposite direction. get on board the ship. tell me how
went to court to block some of the pardons. he says they re a slap to the face of everyone in law enforcement, he will be with us with jeff toobin in a bit. first, four of the convicted murderers that got pardons were released sunday, according to mississippi department of corrections. one link between them, they all worked at the governor s mansion on a work release program. one of the men is david gatlin. these him there. the shooting victim he left behind and family of the victim that didn t live to tell the story are in a word scared. martin savidge joins me live. martin? reporter: it has been a chaotic last couple hours as the legal wrangling is under way to try to bring to a halt in some way the pardon process that was brought about as a result of former governor haley barbour. as you point out, there has been success on the part of the mississippi attorney general. they have that temporary injunction. what that means, those in prison, 21 that have not been released w
mississippi hood general went back to block some of those pardons. he said they re a slap in the face to everyone in law enforcement. first, though, four of the convicted murder who is received full pardons were released on sunday, according to the mississippi department of corrections. one link between them, as inmates, they all worked at the governor s mansion on a type of work release program. one of those men is david gatlan. the shooting victim of the family he left behind are in a word, scared. martin? anderson, it s been a very chaotic last couple of hours as the legal wrangling has been underway to try to at least bring to a halt. as you point out, there has been success tonight on the part of the mississippi attorney general. they ve got that temporary injunction. what that means is that those who are still in prison who have not been released, they ll be in prison. as for those murderers, they re out but they ll have to report to the department of corrections on a
face of everyone in law enforcement, he will be with us with jeff toobin in a bit. first, four of the convicted murderers that got pardons were released sunday, according to department of corrections. one link between them, they all worked at the governor s mansion on a work release program. one of the men is david gatlin. the shooting victim he left behind and family of the victim that didn t live to tell the story are in a word scared. martin savidge joins me live. martin? reporter: it has been a chaotic last couple hours as the legal wrangling is under way to try to bring to a halt in some way the pardon process that was brought about as a result of former governor haley barbour. as you point out, there has been success on the part of the mississippi attorney general. they have that temporary injunction. what that means, those in prison, 21 that have not been released will stay in prison. as for the murderers, they are out, but ordered now to report through department of