Is considered a suspect at least in the early going. so everybody is methodically led off in the same capacity. it s interesting just about an hour ago, trace, we got reports via one of the local tv stations was being held in custody. it was a person described as wearing a gray t-shirt. you can see right there, the person of interest is photographed, if that is a current photograph, in a great t-shirt. so police had arrested this person, taken them in to custody, this one person that was handcuffed initially, questioned for some time and then that same tv station reporting that the handcuffs were removed and that person let go. so that goes to the point that you re making that everybody on that campus, all 30,000 students if they re all there today, could be a suspect. that s why you see the police leading them out carefully. they re checking every i.d. as they do that. interesting to know one other point. those students we re seeing
Taking a look at some of the top stories this morning, an assistant college professor at the university of alabama in huntsville facing murder charges in the shooting deaths of three fellow faculty members. police say amy bishop also wounded three other university employees. the local tv station reporting that bishop was angry about being denied tenure. the university has canceled classes and athletic events for the next week. and the republican party s weekly address, south carolina senator lindsey graham says subpoenaed terrorists should not be tried in civilian courts, siting cost concerns and possible intelligence compromises. graham says it is a mistake to try the 9/11 alleged mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed in a new york court as the government plans to do. and also the 2010 winter games off to a horrible, horrible start, overshadowed really by the death of an
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