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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 weath...

i'm carol costello. the eastern seaboard bracing themselves for the worst of irene on this "american morning." good morning, everyone. it is -- it's wednesday, wowp halfway through the week. august 24th. welcome to "american morning." feels like it's halfway through the week. he had like a hundred years of news in two days. >> we started off yesterday with what was going on in libya, these hurricane preparations, and then an earthquake. >> right. >> did you feel it? >> christine and i were together working. i thought it was a little vertigo. i said, is that the subway? and we were ...

Hundreds of people turning out in charleston featuring people dressed up as confederate soldiers and union soldiers, re-enacting one of the most famous battles in u.s. history taking place on that same plot of land 150 years ago today. at 4:30 a.m. on the morning of april 12th, 1861, cannons were fired from the shores of the city of charleston on to a tiny island fort in the middle of charleston harbor called ft. sumter. in the hours that followed this tiny fort came under heavy fire from artillery positions that surround it had, mortar shells raining down on it every two minutes. the troops s...

Hundreds of people turning out in charleston featuring people dressed up as confederate soldiers and union soldiers, re-enacting one of the most famous battles in u.s. history taking place on that same plot of land 150 years ago today. at 4:30 a.m. on the morning of april 12th, 1861, cannons were fired from the shores of the city of charleston on to a tiny island fort in the middle of$ç charleston harbor called ft. sumter. in the hours that followed this tiny fort came under heavy fire from artillery positions that surround it, mortar shells raining down on it every two minutes. the troops st...

Skies of charleston harbor, all part of an elaborate re-enactment years in the making. hundreds of people turning out in charleston featuring people dressed up as confederate soldiers and union soldiers, re-enacting one of the most famous battles in u.s. history taking place on that same plot of land 150 years ago today. at 4:30 a.m. on the morning of april 12th, 1861, cannons were fired from the shores of the city of charleston on to a tiny island fort in the middle of ç charleston harbor called ft. sumter. in the hours that followed this tiny fort came under heavy fire from artillery posit...