 A new report suggests judges across the country may not be stepping away from cases despite appearances of conflict of interest. A team of student journalists at Boston University worked with ProPublica to look into more than 1,000 judges across the country. They found numerous judges might have close family or financial ties to the groups appearing before them. And in some cases, the current rules are vague or don't require those connections to be disclosed to the parties involved. That's ABC's Terry Moran, the project about 1,000 judges.