became public they put it in the paper this in a minute carry out execution orders for this data but ginia was found guilty once i was out i mean i'm exposed so i gotta come forward i got them a wife is this in the truth about this there. why i mean no all because i didn't see you i don't want you to have to go through what happened go through. well jerry served his time he learned that earl washington received a full pardon and after seventeen years was finally released from prison about four percent of the guys that have executed and they stuck out that they were innocent so in napa earle's case you know the place down here to find out that innocent people were there on death row. after serving his time jerry worked hard to rebuild his life. he began speaking out against the death penalty one of the few executioners to do so we need to do that we need to change and i didn't enjoy killing people so what can we do to prevent these things from happening. jerry thought often about washington if i ever get to see him i will say oh you know i'm sorry but i'm glad that things didn't go away and

michael whole staying on the business manager for the green bank observatory here in green bay quest for ginia in one nine hundred fifty eight the federal government created the national radio choir the only one like it in the world to protect us against fixed based license transmitters things like radio towers or t.v. towers or radar installations that the broadcast and of course in the fifty's when they were created there wasn't a lot out there but in the last fifteen twenty years you know wireless technology is just simply explode and so the quiet zones also protect against. interference from cell phones so in this area you don't have cell service people don't have a lot of the technologies that exist elsewhere and for their reason people with electromagnetic i present to vittie have found that green bay it has sort of become a focal point for their their lives. over here you know and this is my spot this is where i come. to recoup sometimes i can for forty eight hours straight and i when i'm here. i feel the same like someone has to fill in the seventy's and eighty's i feel completely norm

the ginia from cornwall is seriously ill and had to spend a night in an airport chair.our human rights, doesn't it? forgot‘s sayak! around 600 planes came in today and thousands of people did get away —— for gods sake. this woman won't fly until sunday. how would you summarise this experience? until sunday. how would you summarise this experience ?m until sunday. how would you summarise this experience? it is horrendous. it is a nightmare. it is just... or how about these men from london whose flights to garner was cancelled today, meaning they will now miss a family wedding. they have thrown us to the wolves, basically. we are left ear. i can't go and see my grandma. i can't go to the wedding. it isjust my grandma. i can't go to the wedding. it is just not acceptable. it is deplorable. it is not good enough at all. this bag of chocolates with their airline's gesture of apology. but what about compensation? the insurance industry says people should first contact their airline. they say airlines are not obliged to pay compensation but say any costs incurred and general d

. >> woodruff: becky ianni, you were in aleixandria,ginia, washington, d.c.urbs, and you were very young, eight years old when it started. >> yes, a new ordained priest came to our parish and st of adopted our family, and he would say mass in our house, and he would bever to our house for dinner three or four times. he went on vacation with us, and i loved him, and i wanted his attention, and he took thata adoration and ed abusing me around the age of eight, and went on for probably three or y foars. he would literally abuse me in the basement of our house and th go up and hae dinner with my parents. every sunday, i had toi see hs hands that violated me holding the chalice at mass. >> woodruff: we said it wase manys before you were able to talk about it, but, in the mean time, you kept this inside you. >> yes, i kept it inside, and i didn't evcognize it for myself, but it affected my entire life. i was afraidys, i lost all my self-confidence, i really felt that i was a dirty person and i always was constantly trying to makup for the fact that i was unloveable