Murdered Florida Couple's Funeral Today
COLLINS: The FBI is investigating a death on board a cruise ship off the Mexican Coast. Fifty-five-year-old Shirley McGill was found dead in her cabin on the carnival elation. Her husband faces murder charges. The FBI believes a domestic dispute Tuesday night may have led to her death. And dramatic police video near Atlanta after a family road trip does not go as planned. A tire blew on their minivan and caught fire. Two of the four family members were trapped inside. Police were able to pull them to safety. Believe it or not, no one was seriously hurt. That Florida couple known for adopting special needs children being laid to rest today. The couple was murdered in what police say was a home invasion robbery. Eight people have been arrested in connection with the case. CNN's Ed Lavandera joining us now from Pensacola, Florida, with the very latest. So, Ed, are there any special plans now for this funeral?</s>ED LAVANDERA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, yes. That will be held later on this morning. We expect a large gathering of people as they come to pay their final respects to Byrd and Melanie Buildings here in Pensacola. So that will continue to go on this morning. There was a viewing yesterday which had a lot of family and friends turning out as well, and people who had known the couple well, including many of the people that had worked with them and helped them care for the children, as well. But in the meantime, the investigation here in Pensacola continues even though authorities here don't have anything scheduled as far as today is concerned so far. They know -- we know that they are continuing to process those key pieces of evidence that were gathered yesterday, including the safe, which was found on one of the properties owned by Pamela Wiggins. That was the eight person arrested in this investigation. And authorities here also say that there are still two or three other people of interest that they're looking into, and possibly another arrest that could be made at some point next week. So clearly things aren't quite over, although investigators here, Heidi, are saying that the bulk of their investigation, the toughest part of their investigation is over at this point.</s>COLLINS: Yes, I understand. So it sounds like they are releasing a little bit more information on the path of that investigation. But I have to ask you, you know, it seems like we haven't heard, Ed, very much from people in the area about how they feel and how they're reacting to this whole unbelievably sad story.</s>LAVANDERA: Everywhere you go here in Pensacola, Heidi, you know, people have been stunned and talking about this story for the last week. You know, this has been the talk around town everywhere you go.</s>COLLINS: Yes. All right. Well, Ed Lavandera following this story for us and the latest on the investigation, as well. Thanks so much, Ed, live from Pensacola, Florida, today.</s>LAVANDERA: You got it. Do you have a bad relationship with your bank? If you're trying to get out of the relationship, we can help. We'll tell you how you can make a clean break.