. >> jerry bonds, serving 85 years for holding up a liquor store and killing the owner is now on permanentoncontact visits with his family. >> it hurts me. to come up here and know like my daughters, i have one 11 and one 12. my son, he's going on 9 and it's like, how can i tell you guys to be good, do good in school and stay out of trouble and every time you come and see me i'm on restriction, i'm in trouble. or i can't have visitors because i'm in trouble. and they're like, well, you're kind of a hypocrite, dad. you're telling me to be good but you're not being good. my father, i've never met a man like him. that's the rock of the family right there. a lot of times i feel i disrespected him by coming this way. everything he was trying to tell me, i needed to pay attention to and didn't. i'd like to say i'm sorry i didn't. i have to prove, too, that i have changed because if i can be half the man that he is, i'll be a better person. i'm just anxious, man. want to see them so bad, i wish i could touch them and hug them. i guess this is better than nothing. >> what's up? grab the phone. wha

bond by today or go to jail. >>> pennsylvania's highest court could take up the criminal case of former penn state administrators accused of covering up the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. lawyers for former athletic director tim curley asked the high court to review a county judge's decision rejecting curley's claim that his rights to legal council were violated during the grand jury proceedings. curley is awaiting trial with former psu president graham spanier and former vice president gary shultz. they're charged with perjury, obstruction and conspiracy. >>> another sanction against penn state is coming off the books. big ten officials will restore the school's share of the conference bowl revenues after a three season ban. the university can expect more than $6.5 million next season. the decision follows the ncaa's agreement last month to drop its remaining sanctions, including restoring 112 football wins stripped from the school. >>> new jersey governor chris christie continues to travel as he considers a potential presidential run in 2016. christie was in chicago yesterday to attend two round table meetings. the governor delivered