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we begin this evening with the still growing political and legal uproar in the state of mississippi. state officials may ask for nation-wide help tracking down some convicted murderers pardoned this week by the outgoing governor halee barber. some victims' families are worried and furious. >> we are in jail now and david is out of jail. we will forever be looking over our shoulder wondering if today is the day that david decided that he was going to finish what he started. >> cnn's martin savidge is in jackson, mississippi reporting the story. martin they've been pardoned but now the...

Chaos here at the scene certainly as thousands of people gathered just to see what's going on and what they can do. >> i will let you go to gather more information for us. fine reporting and be safe out there. thank you. we'll take a quick break. when we come back we'll talk to break, and when we come back, we're going to talk to larry king about the passing of elizabeth taylor. we'll be right back.

Said there still isn't any increase in the amount of radiation around the plant itself. so we take one step forward and a couple steps back. >> lee, thank you for the fine reporting you're doing out there. i have a couple updates on the middle east. number one is that the u.s. embassy is urging all americanss in yemen to stay indoors tonight because of instability in that country. i just mentioned with bobby gosh that the i can't mayemeni's tri turned against him and now you have the u.s. embassy telling americans to stay inside for their own safety. the other piece of information i'm just get...

The four "the new york times" journalists will be released from custody soon. what do you make of that? >> reporter: this is a very delicate time right now. there's a lot of things in play at the moment. the government is clearly on its backfoot and clearly trying to find its way forward through this resolution. and i think really to talk about "the new york times" reporters, the four of them in any detail at the moment may jeopardize whatever is going on there to secure their release. so at the moment it will be imprudent i think to discuss it further, carol. >> i understand perfectly. nic ro...

Which was the scene of a lot of running battles between the protesters and the police, there's cars up there, much quieter. all of the action is in front of the ministry of information. >> ben wedeman, thank you for your fine reporting. it's been amazing and under rough circumstances as well. >> absolutely. they have been roughed up today. their camera was confiscated. they've had to do their work through clouds of tear gas. all of the crew on the ground and journalists there and i'm going to stay on. my colleague, jim clancy is coming in. >> but i will depart. thank you for staying with us. w...