Teens Indicted in Baby Killing
COSTELLO: It is 15 minutes past the hour. Time to check our top stories. Olympian and accused murderer Oscar Pistorius can leave South Africa provided he gives a week's notice. The track star can also go back to the home where police say he killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp and he can drink alcohol again. All this after a judge reset his bail term. Pistorius was not in court. New court documents reveal suspected Colorado theater shooting James Holmes wants to plead guilty and spend the rest of his life in jail if he can avoid the death penalty. Prosecutors have not accepted his offer. Holmes is accused of killing 12 and wounding 58, in the mass shooting in Aurora, Colorado. The next hearing in the case is scheduled for Monday. A terrifying video shows the moment a security guard is swallowed by a massive sinkhole. This happened in southern China. The man was rescued but he later died in a hospital. Chinese media say the sinkhole is 52 feet deep and 16 feet wide, and heavy rainfall may have led to its formation. After weeks of speculation, an attack ad by at least one potential opponent, Ashley Judd says she will not run for a Senate seat in Kentucky. The actress said in her Twitter account, quote, "I have decided after a serious and thorough contemplation, I realize that my responsibilities and energy at this time need to be focused on my family. Regretfully, I am currently unable to consider a campaign for Senate." The newest airline will also be the world's largest. A federal bankruptcy judge has now approved the merger of U.S. Airways and American Airlines, but did not approve a $20 million severance for the CEO of Americans parent company. The merger still needs the approval of U.S. Airways shareholders and the Justice Department. We have new details this morning in the tragic killing of a baby, shot in the head while his mother was walking him in his stroller. Two teenagers accused in the shooting have now been indicted by a grand jury. Some of their family members are in trouble, too. Joining us now from Brunswick, Georgia, CNN's Victor Blackwell. Good morning, Victor.</s>VICTOR BLACKWELL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Carol. And a bit of breaking news this morning, we have just learned that the sister of one of the suspects, the boy actually charged with shooting this baby, she has been arrested in connection with this crime. Now, five people as part of this 15-count indictment.</s>BLACKWELL (voice-over): Seventeen-year-old De'Marquise Elkins and 15- year-old Dominique Lang 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.</s>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.</s>BLACKWELL: Something else little Antonio's mother can't let go? A question. Why?</s>CHIEF MATT DOERING, GLYNN COUNTY POLICE: We believe that the location and the victim were both random.</s>BLACKWELL: Glynn County Police Chief Matt Doering's department is investigating this as a botched robbery. Elkins' attorney does not buy it.</s>KEVIN GOUGH, ATTORNEY FOR DE'MARQUISE ELKINS: It seems odd, two individuals, whoever they are, so desperate to rob someone who wouldn't have appeared to have any money, and go into the trouble of shooting two people, would then leave the object of their attention at the crime scene.</s>BLACKWELL: Not left at the crime scene? The murder weapon. According to the indictment, Elkins sister Sabrina Elkins and their mother Karimah Elkins ditched the .22 caliber revolver in this marsh, miles away from the crime. Tests will determine if a gun pulled from the marsh was the gun used to kill little Antonio.</s>WEST: I had to watch my baby die, and I want him to die -- a life for a life.</s>BLACKWELL: That's West's wish shared with Piers Morgan. But under Georgia law, not possible. Elkins and Lang are both under 18. If they are convicted of the new charges, these boys could spend the rest of their lives in prison.</s>BLACKWELL: I understand we now have the photograph of Sabrina Elkins to put up on the screen for you. This, again, is De'Marquise's sister, who is charged with working with his mother to get rid of the so-called murder weapon. One other thing, De'Marquise Elkins was charged as part of this indictment with attempted armed robbery, using that same gun to try to rob a man a few days before the shooting here in Brunswick, Carol. ></s>COSTELLO: Victor Blackwell, reporting live for us this morning. Still to come in</s>THE NEWSROOM: do you think the highest performing employees at your office are also the happiest? Well, a new study might surprise you.