I'm Jean Jadhon. They're hoping to find nine people in all- in hopes they may have some information. The bomb exploded July 27th killing one woman and injuring more than 100 others. Another man sitting below, said he heard and saw a big splash, but couldn't tell what had hit the water. Rescue boats are dragging the river, but divers were unable to enter because the currents were too dangerous.
Officials expect to call off the search at dark.
Roanoke College students charged with hazing cut a deal in court. The hazing charges were dropped, in return for guilty or no contest pleas on other charges, including trespassing and being drunk in public. Prosecutor Skip Burkart says he dropped the hazing charges because no one was hurt. State law says hazing must involve physical injury. The students will each have to do 40 hours of community service.