can't run on his record so he's going to make the republican, whoever it is, somebody that his grandma ma wouldn't recognize or vote for. >> schieffer: let me ask you this, governor, before i let you go. you created quite a stir yourself when you left office and pardoned those 200 prisoners. it turned out that the vast majority of them, 180 some of them had already been released from jail. they weren't even in jail. a lot of them on dialysis. but i want to ask you, do you think in retrospect, do you regret the way that was handled? could you have done that better? >> well, sure we could have done it better because we had no idea that the reporting of it and particularly some of the misstatements by political opponents would let the public think we were letting 200-some people out of the penitentiary. we let 26 out of the penitentiary. as you mentioned half of them for health reasons. 189 of these people had been ou, most of them had been out for years and years and years. they're no more threat to the people of mississippi now than they were the week before they got their pardon but there

you've got to talk to grand >> no, grandma, they'll kill ma." you, they'll kill all of us, no, grandma, no. she refused to talk for about three hours. >> the hospital sometimes treated shauna more like a drug addict than a rape victim and so did the police. >> "well, we'll investigate this but she's going to have to be in the room alone, her parents can't be there." and brad said, "that's fine, what about a rape counselor?" "nope. we're interviewing her alone or we're not interviewing her at all." well, you know what? after everything she'd been through, i wouldn't let nobody interview her unless i was there, or my husband was there, or brad was there. >> shauna's medical records outlined the resulting wound and infection the 16-year-old suffered after three days of sexual abuse. >> we found out that she had gonorrhea in her throat. she had chlamydia and was severely, severely, severely torn and ripped down below. that's when they found out they used different things on her. >> the hospital declined to comment due to federal privacy laws. >> they

grandma, to katherine heigel's character in new movie called "one for the money." we look at what happens when debbie discovers her granddaughter's new gun during dinner. >> ma!know why even try. >> oh! >> she left her gun at home today to be with us. we love it when you come on. >> i should have shot the chicken. >> my husband instead of the chicken. it's a funny movie. wait until you see it, it's very cute. you'll like it. >> is it your first time you and katherine heigl working together? >> i've never watched her before, she's very funny, very pretty, very talented. you know, very, entrepreneurial, i mean she produced it, she did everything. >> now you play her spunky grandmother. you've played so many different roles over the 60 years? how many movies? >> about 50 some odd movies. >> you did take a little time off to get marry and stuff. >> get marryingried takes no time at all. it takes a shorter time to get a divorce now a days. >> so many amazing roles, how does it change to be on the hollywood set, we're looking at this "singing in the rain." >> it's different, you know, they work a little faster because they have different lighting. and it's easier,