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murder of a couple that adopted and cared for more than a dozen special needs children at their spacious home? it's a crime that has pensacola's gulf coast reeling. >> all of us in this community are giving that second look now over the shoulder because here's a family that opened their home to children with special needs and because they had this casual relationship with the wrong people sadly they were targeted. >> reporter: wiggins remains free after posting a $10,000 bond. she is scheduled for a court date in a few weeks. in the thick of a still mysterious home invasion robbery investigation. susan candiotti, cnn, pensacola, florida. >> all right. the investigation into this crime has revealed some very unsavory characters with strange connections. escambia county sheriff david morgan joins us with the latest. they came out and said there are so many rumors about this they felt they had to say something. the sheriff will clear up all those rumors. we'll get to the bottom of the truth coming up in just a little bit. >>> also, we want to let you know we're keeping an eye on san francis

. >> reporter: swimming once a week at the spacious huntington valley club near philadelphia. it sounded ideal for 65 kids described as black and hispanic at creative steps day care summer camp. >> i was excited. the parents and children were excited. >> reporter: but when the youngsters showed up at the pool june 29th, after the day camp signed and paid a $1,900 contract, this happened. >> the children came running down the hill saying, miss wright, miss wright, these people up there are saying, what are those black kids doing in the pool. >> reporter: her son said he was sitting outside the pool and heard white adults say this. >> they were like, what are these black kids here. and then they were saying, i'm afraid they might do something to my children, they might try to still some of my stuff or harm my children. i was like, i was amazed that they would say something like this because we're just like a kid, we're just like your kids. >> reporter: mrs. wright says the swim club's director told her he was embarrassed, held an emergency board meeting, and called her back the

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it's a big, spacious club that i know very well. and from what i can tell interviewing people today, having the 60 comes in there once a week, you can't credibly make any argument about overcrowding. but i don't think the director, despite the silly statement he made, is a guy that is racist or anything of that nature. there's a lot of pressure he was receiving. >> a lot of pressure. it might be the members that really are the problem here. we have much more on this story. we also want to know what you think. give us a call, folks, the number 1-877-tell-hln. >>> you're an important part of the show. we want it know what you think. call us at 1-877-tell-hln. shoot us an e-mail at cnn.com/primenews. plus, we have text messaging, just send your comment to hlntv. that's 45688. start your text with the word prime, so we can find it. include your name and state if you have room. this one's called the philadelphia forcing kids out of the pool just because they were black. let's go to the phone lines. we've got angie in texas tonight. good

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. >> reporter: swimming once a week at the spacious huntingdon valley club near philadelphia. it sounded eye teal for 65 kids described as black and hispanic at a summer camp. >> i was excited. the parents and children were excited. >> reporter: but when the youngsters showed up at the pool june 29th after the day camp signed and paid a $1,900 contract, this happened. >> the children came running down the hill saying, miss wright, miss wright, those people up there are saying, what are those black kids doing in that pool. >> reporter: he was sitting outside the pool and heard white adults say this. >> it was like, why are these black kids here. then they were saying, i'm afraid they might do something to my children because i don't know if they might try to steal some of my stuff or like try to harm my children. like i was amazed they would say something like this, because we're just like you. like we're just like your kids. >> not enough room. >> reporter: mrs. wright said the swim club's director told her he was embarrassed, held an emergency board meeting and called her the

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spacious rooms. free breakfast. free internet. and now when kevin stays three times, he gets a free $50 cash card. and so can you. choice hotels are everywhere, with the best value anywhere. >>> good morning, new york city. cloudy, 67 degrees out there right now. looks like we have a bit of sun. later on today, isolated thunderstorms, muggy one with a high of 80 degrees. rob marciano tracking all your extreme weather across the country. storms in the mid-atlantic. rob? >> we do. a couple there and couple across the mid-atlantic and boston especially, wind gusting to near 40 miles at the airport and warnings out for rhode island especially around warwick. this is on the move, area of low pressure here and here are the winds and the waves off the ocean and rain will be heavy for the next couple hours and will taper off during the afternoon hours. probably getting hit with a little thunderstorms there and this will roll out quickly and riptides an issue and the southeast, so, be aware of that if you're doing some swimming. as far as

. >> reporter: swimming once a week at the spacious huntington valley club near philadelphia.ded ideal for 65 kids described as black and hispanic at creative steps day care summer camp. >> i was excited. the parents and children were excited. >> reporter: but when the youngsters showed up at the pool june 29th, after the day camp signed and paid a $1,900 contract, this happened. >> the children came running down the hill saying, ms. wright, ms. wright, those people up there are saying what are the black kids doing in the pool? >> reporter: her son was sitting outside the pool and heard white adults say this. >> why are these black kids here? then they were saying, oh, i'm afraid they might do something to my children. i am afraid they might try to steal some of my stuff or harm my children and i was like amazed they would say something like this because we're like just like your kids. >> reporter: mrs. wright says the swim club's director said he was embarrassed and held an emergency board meeting and called her back the next day that they could not come back. >> he said that

. >> reporter: swimming once a week at the spacious huntington valley club near philadelphia.l for 65 kids described as black and hispanic at creative steps day care summer camp. >> i was excited. the parents and children were excited. >> reporter: but when the youngsters showed up at the pool june 29th after the day camp signed and paid a $1,900 contract, this happened -- >> the children came running down the hill saying, miss wright, miss wright, those people up there are saying what are those black kids doing in the pool? "washington post" 12-year-old marcus allen who is her son said he was sitting outside the pool and heard white adults say this -- >> it was like, oh, why are these black kids here? oh, they said, i'm afraid they might do something to my children. they might try to steal some of our stuff. they might like try to harm my children. i was, like, amazed they were saying something like this, because we're just like you. i mean, we're just like your kids. >> not enough room? >> reporter: mrs. wright said the swim club's director told her he was embare raced and h