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they plan to sue the police for kerrick's deadly force. >> i do forgive him. >> reporter: you do? >> i so forgive him but i do want justice. >> reporter: if convicted of voluntary manslaughter, kerrick could receive a sentence of 17 years in prison. mark strassman, cbs news, charlotte. >> pelley: a federal judge today ordered a new trial for five former new orleans police officers convicted in connection with the deadly shootings of two unarmed men on a bridge after hurricane katrina. the five are serving long prison terms. the judge said the case was tainted when prosecutors posted anonymous comments online that disparaged the defendants. who would dare to try lift a 115,000-ton shipwreck? you'll meet the man who refloated the "costa concordia" next. ask your doctor if including advair could help improve your lung function. [ male announcer ] advair diskus fluticasone propionate and salmeterol inhalation powder. get your first prescription free and save on refills at advaircopd.com. man: [ laughs ] those look like baby steps now. but they were some pretty good moves. and the best

when ferrell ran guard them, officer kerrick drew his got and shot ferrell ten times.he dead man was unarmed. >> i don't want to bury my son. my son should be burying me. >> reporter: they say he respected police. his sister is a cop. >> reporter: do you have questions? i have questions but i'll get the answers soon enough. >> reporter: they charged kerrick with voluntary manslaughter and said he did not have a lawful right to discharge his weapon. michael green is his attorney. >> it will be found officer kerrick's actions were justified on the night in question. >> reporter: ferrell, a former collegiate football player had no criminal record. they retrieved video dash cam showing him approaching the officers. they showed it to the family. they plan to sue the police for kerrick's deadly force. >> but i do forgive him. >> reporter: you do. >> i so forgive him, but i want justice. >> reporter: if convicted of voluntary manslaughter, kerrick could receive a sentence of 17 years in prison. mark strassmann, cbs news, charlotte. >>> straight ahead, your wednesday morning w

kerrick did not attend a court appearance yesterday.nother hearing in the case is scheduled for early next month. >>> and new this morning, starbucks is wading into the national debate over gun control. the popular coffee chain says guns are no longer welcome in its cafes. it stopped short of an outright ban. ceo edward schultz says the decision came as a result of the growing frequency of starbucks appreciation days, in which gun rights advocates turned up at starbucks cafes with firearms. schultz says such demonstrations made customers uncomfortable. >>> and some airport headaches to share with you, starting with a power outage in minneapolis. it shut down the computer system of a company that handles reservations for dozens of airlines. that meant that thousands of passengers had to be manually checked in for their flights. meanwhile, at boston's logan airport, 1,000 gallons of foam had to be used to put out a fuel pump fire. some arriving flights were diverted. some departing flights had to be canceled. they hope to have the airport

if convicted kerrick faces 17 years behind bars. this morning," mark strassmann charlotte. >>> the online review site yelp is sugar one of its merchants. yelp claims an owner faked positive views, the goal to attract customers but the lawyer who runs that firm claims retaliation after he sued yelp. cbs analyst jack ford is with us. jack thanks so much. >> good morning, norah. >> this is an interesting story. i downloaded it because my sister uses it and others do. what's at stake? >> for the longest time these sites were looked at like the wild west. people could say anything and nobody could do anything about i. the law is catching up and people are saying how do i protect myself. so we've seen situations where people sued where they claimed they said damaging false things about them. here you have a site reaching out and saying essentially to a client you're posting bogus reviews here. we want to protect the integrity of our site hero and we're coming after you. it's important to remember that the guy on the other side said no, no

. >> reporter: what's clear is that officer randall kerrick shot ferrell several times. police determined the shooting was excessive and that kerrick did not have a lawful right to discharge his weapon. they've charged him with voluntary manslaughter. on twitter, the family of the 24-year-old asked to be left alone. "give us peace and let us get past this." steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> our thanks to steve this evening. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and in italy where crews are gearing up for a massive feat. they have one shot to get it rye when they attempt to raise the costa concordia, the cruise ship that capsized and killed 32 people last year. abc's lama hasan reporting in from italy tonight. >> reporter: at dawn tomorrow, 500 engineers from 24 countries will work around the clock in the largest, most expensive maritime salvage procedure ever. >> a ship is not designed to be on its side so it's got to come up now. >> reporter: 22 hydraulic jacks will be used to force the ship back to an upright position. cables placed underneath the hull will also help rotat

according to his personnel records, kerrick joined the police force after working as an animal patrolst year he received a reprimand but didn't know why. >> i do forgive him? >> you do? >> i so forgive him but i do want justice. >> reporter: officer kerrick will be arraigned later today. ferrell's family has not decided whether they want throb. for "cbs this morning," mark strassmann charlotte. >>> this morning, the "costa concordia" is finally upright. it took 19 hours to delicately raise the crew's liner. the ship capsized back in january 2012. mark phillips is at the scene in italy. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. good morning norah. well, it's still a wreck, but it's a wreck with the right attitude. the "costa concordia" is now sitting on her bottom not lying on her side. there's still the minor manner of floating the wreck out of here but there was quite a party on the water at 4:00 this morning when they declared job done. a new dawn over the island of giglio and the "costa concordia" right side up finally. but what a struggle it was to get her this way.

still, police say the shooting was excessive and charged kerrick with felony voluntary manslaughter.tion of this case it will be found that officer carrick's actions were justified on the night in question. >> reporter: ferrell's mother says she forgives the officer who killed her son. >> i pray for him either and etch day, but i do want justice. >> reporter: officer kerrick is free on a $50,000 bond. at this point it is unclear if police will be releasing that dash cam video. the family attorney says it answers many questions he he even though police say you can't actually see the shooting, you can only hear the gunshots. ashleigh? >> alina machado reporting in charlotte, north carolina, thank you for that. i want to bring in cnn legal analyst paul callan, a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor, also cnn legal analyst and defense attorney danny cevallos. the charge at this point is voluntary manslaughter. i'm not sure how good you are with north carolina statute, but what does that mean? >> well, what it means is that it's not a premeditated murder. voluntary manslaughter

officer randall kerrick who had been on the force a little more than two years, shoots his weapon 12ferrell and he is pronounced dead on the scene. >> my heart goes out to the ferrell family, quite naturally, as well as the many members of the cmpd family. this is never something easy. >> reporter: the officer accused of using excessive force is facing voluntary manslaughter charges. he did not appear in court, represented instead by his attorney. >> it will be found that officer kerrick's actions were justified. >> reporter: the former football player for florida a&m was unarmed. he was engaged to be married and described by family and friends as a guy looking forward to a bright future. >> he's gone too soon. gone too soon. his mother says she forgives the officer who shot her son. however, her attorney seemed far less forgiven. john, diana. >> thank you. >>> there's no indication of when we might know whether jerry sandusky will be granted a new trial on child sexual abuse charges. in court yesterday, attorneys for the former penn state assistant football coach ordered a new trial

is calling for a charge greater than involuntary manslaughter for charlotte police officer randall kerrickoting and killing unarmed 24-year-old jonathan farral, a former florida football player, seeking help after a car crash. officials say he was shot ten times. >>> tropical storm manuel and hurricane ingrid are creating flooding havoc in mexico. officials say 27 have been killed in one state alone. certainly wish them the best. >>> and al franken is urging facebook to reconsider the facial recognition program. the program helps to recognize you and tag you in photos. now facebook wants to enroll users who are not tagged but have public profile photos. franken said it has profound implications for consumer privacy. >>> a british woman's candid moment all caught on tape has opened a door to a whole new career for her. ellie cole was spending time at a bus stop getting into a groove to her favorite song when a spectator across the street started rolling on this. good moves there. some people may be upset about their private moment uploaded to youtube. cole, doing the happy dance. she's been

but i do want justice. >> reporter: now, officer kerrick is free on bond. it is unclear at this point if police will be releasing this dash cam video. the family attorney says it answers many questions, even though police say it does not show the actual shooting. carol? >> alina machado reporting live from north carolina this morning. thank you. >>> straight ahead on the "newsroom," starbucks telling gun owners, leave your weapons at home. howard schultz sits down in a cnn exclusive. >>> plus, caught on camera. a burglary suspect tries to jump out of a moving police car, reaching out of the window trying to unlock the door. >>> also, cheek to cheek. a face first slide. and he still didn't steal the base. "newsroom" is back after a break. ♪ [ jen garner ] what skincare brand is so effective... so trusted... so clinically proven dermatologists recommend it twice as much as any other brand? neutrogena®. recommended by dermatologists 2 times more than any other brand. now that's beautiful. neutrogena®. ♪ neutrogena®. forty times. that's how often a group of hou

kerrick is charged with voluntary manslaughter.e has not entered a plea. >> i can tell you as man of color, it's frightening. it's late. it's suburbia. charlotte. the one officer that shot was white. the other two officers who didn't shoot were black. >> reporter: georgia ferrell says she forgives officer kerrick. >> i truly forgive him. wish you the best for life. >> reporter: his first court appearance is scheduled for this afternoon. for "good morning america," steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> such a sad story. >> yeah. >>> let's get out to sam, now. out in the middle of the nevada desert, getting ready for the brittany announcement. let's have some weather first, sam? >> a real quick reveal. yeah. good morning, everybody. we're standing here in the desert. in what is probably the wildest thing i'm about to show you. not only are there 28 buses in the middle of the desert and 1,300 people in the middle of the desert. but look at what i saw when i got here this morning. [ cheers ] >> so now all of the clues are in front of y

say ferrell ran toward him and hit him with a taser, when he kept coming police say officer randall kerrick opened fire multiple times. police say he has been charged because an investigation showed he used excessive force. we have cellphone video tonight of that bizarre shooting in new york's time square neighborhood last night. police officers there opened fire on a man who was walking in the middle of the street, apparently looking to get hit by a car. police say he raised his hands faking he was carrying a weapon, they fired at him but hit two bystanders instead. their injuries were not life threatening. the suspect 35 years old has been arrested. in japan, the country's only operating nuclear reactor was taken off-line for maintenance today with no timetable for a restart. the shutdown of the ohi plant leaves japan nuclear power free for the second time since the meltdown at fuck chicag fukushin 2011 the government has been under intense pressure to tighten safety standard. >> still ahead the washington redskins playing defense off the field. >> jai. >> glor: the washington redskins lo

at that point, officer randall kerrick, hit the 24-year-old ten times, killing him.olice called the shooting excessive. kerrick is charged with voluntary manslaughter. >> we're confident that the resolution of this case, it will be found officer kerrick's actions were justified. 6 >> reporter: justified by the confusion on that 911 call. >> oh, my god. where is he going? why is he running? >> reporter: for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, police in ohio have rearrested the man you're about to see here. a burglary suspect in the back of a police cruiser. you see him here. opening the door and diving out. that car was going about 20 miles per hour. officers said to be in trouble for leaving the window open and not handcuffing him. >>> and if you think you're too busy to pay attention to railroad crossings, take a look at what happens when you think such things. that man, you saw him there. barely missing being plowed by that train. he ignored the warning bells and the crossing barrier, which had deployed. decided to

now that officer randall kerrick is charged withon volume tany manslaughter he. -- voluntary manslaughterpolice issued a statement calling the shooting excessive. the man who died is 24-year-old jonathan ferrell a former florida a&m football player. he crashed his car and was banging on the door of a hope to -- home to ask for help. it's 2:30 in the morning apartment woman inside called police. >>> sarah palin and her political action committee are being used that she used a 9/11 photo without the media company's permission. eye shows three firefighters raising the flag over the rubble of the world trade center. she is accused of posting it on the website of her political action committee. so far no comment from sarah palin's camp. >>> when california -- one california school district says facebook postings is fair game when it comes to monitoring school behavior. glendale is paying a private firm more than 40,000 dollars to report on social media activity. 14,000 middle and high school students over 13 will be monitored on twitter, facebook and other sites with social media. term will tr

officer randall kerrick faces voluntary manslaughter charge.say he fired a dozen shots at farrell saturday hitting him ten times. farrell, a college football player, had been in a car crash and was apparently looking for help. his mother says she prays for him but wants him to leave the force. >> it took a piece out of my heart that can never be put back. >> the naacp is asking whether race played a role in the shooting. >>> and a new york city man can thank a group of good samaritans for his life this morning. they saved him from a burning building. the man in red is hanging from a fifth floor window. cell phone video captures thick black smoke pouring from inside. the men on the fire escape use a ladder to create a platform finally reaching the man. they gide him to safety just as firefighters arrive on the scene. >>> when we return, happy return. a homeless man in boston is honored for an incredibly good deed. boston is honored for an incredibly good deed. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all

officer randall kerrick is now charged with involuntary manslaughter. a new report shows employees at the national security administration used the country's surveillance systems to snoop on their significant others. as joe johns explains... it appears to have happened at least a dozen times. love... sex... and the n-s-a... its a great movie script. and it was-- in the reese witherspoon flick "this means war." two intelligence agents discover they are dating the same woman... one even monitoring and interrupting the other's intimate activities.. "make it rain..." it's definitely not legal, but it's not just in the movies. and the operation even has a name -- "loveint," as in "intelligence." the national security agency detailing in a letter to congress 12 cases of employees mis- using the wide ranging snooping power of the government to spy on romantic interests reviewing telephone numbers called on a girlfriend 's phones.. listening to collected phone conversations of a woman with whom an employee was having sex... querying email addresses belonging to

charged and that was their word, towards the officers, now they are saying he advanced towards officer kerrick he was not armed at the time. >> we'll see what happens in court. this officer now charged with unlawfully discharging his weapon during this encounter. he's been charged with fatally shooting this young man. and we'll continue to follow this case as the family certainly deserves justice and says that is what they want here. thank you very much, we greatly appreciate it. >>> hundreds of people still missing and stranded after the historic flooding in colorado with the weather cooperating. we'll see if it gives folks the break they need. we'll get a live report. alanceds with 23 vitamins and minerals. purina dog chow. help keep him strong. dog chow strong. diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues... with three strains of good bacteria. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. not double-talk. if you have the nerve to believe that in a puzzling financial world, clarity is king. [ man ] if you