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evacuated. students say it was chaotic when the shooting started with people basically running for their lives. parents were frantic to find their kids. i just want you to take a listen to this. >> she texted me and said theres been a shooting and im in a closet, but dont worry. i said, well, just keep texting me. so thats what were doing. >> my son is over there. i have a daughter here in middle schoo school. >> more on the shootings throughout the morning as well. they are spending t...

"billboard" magazine, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >> were continuing to follow developments in the death of pop super star whitney houston. tonight an all-star tribute will be paid to the singer at the grammys. houstons body was found yesterday in the beverly hilton hotel just hours before she was to attend a pregrammy party. she was 48 years old. poised to make a comeback after battling drugs for years. houstons body is in the los angeles county morgue waiting for an auto...

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 ...

High gas prices sparking outrage. joran van der sloot wants more time to decide how he will plead in his murder trial. hes charged with killing stephany flores two years ago. you also know him from the natalee holloway case. he was considered the prime suspect but never charged in that case. at his trial in peru yesterday he asked for more time to reflect. >> translator: you dont think yourself guilt according to what the prosecution has stated. >> translator: do i have time to think this furt...

>> fredricka whitfield is here. take it away. >> thank you so much. see you tomorrow. >> thank you. weve got lots straight ahead including, of course, theres no teime to waste in ne hampshire. in three days the state holds the primary and every presidential candidate is there today trying to win over voters in a contest with so much at stake. joe johns is live with the bus. in manchester, joe, most of the new hampshire polls showing mitt romney leading by more than 20 points. what ar...

sandusky are true, and that will be for a jury to decide, he likely had a powerful network of enablers or at the very least countless people who had powerful interests in not believing the allegations against him. and yes, tonight that circle grew. take a look. this is the former home of thomas horman, retired penn state chief of police. he was living there in 1998. 1998, remember that year. today weve learned his neighbor back then just three doors down, was, you guessed it, the blue ...

the streets and close to kids. if the charges -- and i say if the charges against jerry sandusky are true, and that will be for a jury to decide, he likely had a powerful network of enablers or at the very least countless people who had powerful interests in not believing the allegations against him. and yes, tonight that circle grew. take a look. this is the former home of thomas horman, retired penn state chief of police. he was living there in 1998. 1998, remember that year. today w...

countless people who had powerful interests in not believing the allegations against him. and yes, tonight that circle grew. take a look. this is the former home of thomas horman, retired penn state chief of police. he was living there in 1998. 1998, remember that year. today he learned his neighbor back then just three doors down was, you guessed it, in the blue house, jerry sandusky. thats jerry sanduskys house there. not only were they neighbors, not only did their kids play and rid...

during a protest. there are burn marks over his body, scars, signs of beatings. his genitals are mutilated. again, this was a 13-year-old boy taken off the streets, held for nearly a month, defiled, and dumped on his justifiably horrified and terrorized family. i want you to see what bashar al assad said when asked by abc newss barbara walters about hamza. a portion of the interview airing today on "good morning america." >> you have seen these pictures, have you not? >> no, but i -- >...

he told espn the abuse started in 1994 when he was 12 and continued for more than a decade. he waited until 2002 to phone syracuse city police who told him they couldnt pursue charges because the statute of limitations had expired. the citys police chief admits they could have done a better job. he said that in 2002 that the procedures which are in effect today were not in effect back then, the procedures that would mean an allegation would be logged into a computer database. back then...