[Suzanne Malveaux, Cnn Anchor:] Getting new pictures in, taking a look at the aerials from WIFF. This is actually a fire department that is on fire. A fire house. These are firefighters actually having to put out the fire of their own fire station. This is out of Lawrence County, South Carolina. It is upstate fire department building and we are being told that traffic is being diverted in the area. Of course, because they are trying to tend to this there but you can see the water hoses as they try to deal with this. The fire was reported around noon. This is the fire department in Lawrence County. Dispatchers there are actually describing it as a large fire and we are now told that there are multiple departments that are actually assisting in putting that fire out. It is not just the staff from the fire house but many others now involved. We don't know how the fire actually started. We don't know if there are injuries because of this fire but certainly they are tending to this as quickly as possible. Those who are staff inside of that fire department in Lawrence County as well as neighboring fire departments that are now involved in trying to get that extinguished as quickly as possible. The Jodi Arias trial back on track after a delay for a day. The judge canceled court yesterday. Sources are telling our sister network, HLN, that the reason was arias' health apparently suffering from a migraine headache. Today, well, we're seeing a domestic-violence expert scheduled to testify. You know the trial. We've been following it. Arias shot her boyfriend in the face, stabbed him multiple times, slashed his throat. She is charged with murder but she says she acted in self-defense. The pope putting a new spin to an old tradition not only celebrating Holy Thursday Mass at a youth detention center but washing the feet of some of the prisoners. It is a symbolic ritual based on the belief that Jesus washed the feet of his disciples before the Last Supper. Ben Wedeman joining us outside of that detention center. Ben, just explain the significance of this.
[Ben Wedeman, Cnn Correspondent:] Well, normally, Suzanne, the pope would go to a church in Rome or in the Vatican City and wash the feet of 12 retired priests. In this case, he is inside a prison right behind me on the outskirts of Rome where he will be washing the feet of 12 prisoners, but of those 12 prisoners, two of them will be women, we understand from Italian prison authorities. They say one of them will be an Italian Catholic woman. The other, a Serbian Muslim prisoner. Because most of the prisoners here are, in fact, not Italian. Now, after the mass is finished it's almost done right now we understand, he will meet in the separate gym within the prison one by one with the prisoners and he will give them a chocolate Easter egg, the Italian ones are quite large, as well as a special Italian Easter cake. This is really a break from tradition. As I said, the pope would normally do this to retired priests. As we've seen, day after day Pope Francis, he's only been pope two weeks and one day, is showing that he's going to be his own kind of pope Suzanne?
[Malveaux:] All right. Ben Wedeman, thank you very much. Appreciate it. A South African judge has lifted bail restrictions on the former Olympian Oscar Pistorius. Back in February he was charged with murder for killing his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. The story is still awaiting trial but he is now allowed to travel outside of South Africa if invited to compete overseas. Until it happens, his lawyer is going to hold on to his passport. Pistorius is also now allowed to drink alcohol and return to his home where he shot his former girlfriend. New details now in the tragic, tragic killing of the baby in Georgia, shot in the head while his mother was walking him in a stroller. Two teenagers accused in the shooting have been indicted by a grand jury. Some of the family members now are also in big trouble. Victor Blackwell is joining us from Brunswick, Georgia. I know the police just updated you on the case. What have we learned?
[Victor Blackwell, Cnn Correspondent:] Three big headlines, Suzanne. First, that the bullet that was used to kill little Antonio, they say they have retrieved that and they're now trying to match that to the alleged murder weapon and possibly then on to the suspect. Also, the police chief says that this is being potentially investigated as a gang-related shooting. He is exploring the possibility that it was a gang initiation or a gang related crime. Also, he said, that overnight, more search warrants were issued and more evidence was collected in a crime that's already led to five arrests.
[Blackwell:] 17-year-old Demarqueis Elkins and 15-year-old Dominic Lange, both now charged as adults in the shooting death of 13-month-old Antonio Santiago one week ago. Each faces five felony counts including felony murder and cruelty to children. Elkins faces an additional charge of malice murder for allegedly firing the shot at the baby's face.
[Sherry West, Mother Of Victim:] I found an outfit that my baby was wearing before he was killed and I can't seem to let it go.
[Blackwell:] Something else little Antonio's mother can't let go, a question, why?
[Matt Doering, Chief, Glynn County Police:] We believe that the location and the victim were both random.
[Blackwell:] The county police chief's department is investigating this as a botched robbery. Elkins' attorney does not buy it.
[Kevin Gough, Elkin's Attorney:] It seems odd two individuals whoever they are so desperate to rob someone who wouldn't have appeared to have any money and going to the trouble of shooting two people would then leave the object of their attention at the crime scene.
[Blackwell:] Not left at the crime scene, the murder weapon. According to the indictment Elkins' sister, Sabrina Elkins, and their mother, Kareema Elkins ditched the.22 caliber revolver in this marsh, miles away from the crime scene. Tests will determine if a gun pulled from the marsh this week was the gun used to kill little Antonio.
[West:] I had to watch my baby die and I want him to die. A life for a life.
[Blackwell:] That's West's wish, shared with CNN's Piers Morgan. But under Georgia law, that's not possible. Elkins and Lange are both under 18. If convicted of the new charges these boys could spend the rest of their lives in prison. As part of the indictment, Demarqueis Elkins was also charged with attempted armed robbery. The police say this gun that they believe was used to kill little Antonio was also used in an attempt to rob a man a few days before. They're also exploring the possibility that the gun was used in other crimes Suzanne?
[Malveaux:] All right. Victor, thank you. Appreciate the update. Coming up some restaurants billing their food as healthy for your kids then serving up a big calorie bomb. That's right. We'll tell you which are the worst and give you other options.