Foiled School Shooting Plot In Kansas
LIN: On the seventh anniversary of the Columbine School shooting, it is eerie to report that according to the "Associated Press," five students were arrested today in a foiled shooting plot at a rural southeast Kansas high school. Apparently this was uncovered after details of the plan appeared on the Web site MySpace.com. According to the "Associated Press" once again that Cherokee County sheriff's deputies found guns, ammunitions, knives in the bedroom of one of the suspects. Now a CNN producer just got off the phone with the school superintendent, David Walters (ph), who said that the school launched their own investigation this past Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon after a staff member notified them that there were some references to some -- an April 20th attack involving flack jackets and that Riverton High School was mentioned on MySpace.com -- in this mention on MySpace.com. There were no specific names or details on that Web site. So the superintendent notified the police, and according to CNN reporting here, that Cherokee County police notified the school Wednesday afternoon. The detective from the Internet communication between a Riverton student and another student in North Carolina. So the police acted on this information and according to the "Associated Press," these five students arrested in this plot. No word on whether it had anything to do with the seventh anniversary of the Columbine high school shooting. More on this as soon as we get it. Meantime, he didn't like the war in Vietnam and doesn't like the war in Iraq. Veteran rock musician Neil Young springs a new protest album on his record label, calling it "Living With War." Now in an exclusive interview with CNN's Sibila Vargas, Young amplifies his view of politics and patriotism.</s>NEIL YOUNG, SINGER: Living with war and having a conscience is what we're doing. If you have a conscience, you can't go through your day without realizing what's going on, and questioning it, and going, "Is this right?" You know, we have to be cognizant of the fact that we can make mistakes; that's how you -- that's part of freedom.</s>SIBILA VARGAS, CNN ENTERTAINMENT CORRESPONDENT: Right.</s>YOUNG: We don't all have to believe in what our president believes to be patriotic. And we also -- you know, this talk about a 9/11 mentality. No one, George Bush or anyone else, owns the 9/11 mentality. It belongs to the United States of America; it belongs to every one who was sitting there with their family watching TV, watching those buildings get hit by those jets; it belongs to George Bush and his family; it belongs to John Kerry and his family; it belongs to me and my family, my American family. So I have a post-9/11 mentality. It's just not the same as George Bush's.</s>LIN: More from Sibila and the day's top entertainment stories on "SHOWBIZ TONIGHT," that's weeknights at 7:00 p.m. and 11 p.m. Eastern on Headline Prime. Going door-to-door, medical bag in hand, offering free breast exams. Police in south Florida say that's what Philip Winikoff was doing. And believe it or not, at least two women took him up on it. The problem, well the 76-year-old man is not a doctor. Winikoff is now in jail, charged with sexual battery and simple assault. All right, listen up ladies. How would you like to become part of history? A Guinness world record. And to show your support, literally, for breast cancer awareness. All you have to do is send your bra to Cyprus. You heard me right. They're hoping to connect 100,000 brassieres and create the world's longest chain of bras, 56 miles long. That may sound nuts, but organizers want to get the word out about prevention, early detection and treatment of breast cancer, which kills an estimated 400,000 women a year. No word on what they will do with the chain of bras afterwards. Perhaps the world's biggest slingshot, if people are interested. Time now to check in with CNN's Wolf Blitzer. He's standing by in "THE SITUATION ROOM" to tell us what is coming up at the top of the hour. Hey, Wolf.</s>WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: Thanks, Carol. We've got lots going on including a president interrupted. The protesters seen around the world except in China. She disrupted the formal arrival ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House. And we're going to tell you what happened. Also, race, politics and New Orleans. Hurricane voters get ready to go to the polls. Old tensions are flaring up again. And this, Donald Trump in "THE SITUATION ROOM." Does he think anyone in the Bush administration should be fired? I'll ask him. All that coming up right here in "THE SITUATION ROOM." Carol?</s>LIN: Wow, the Donald. Thanks, Wolf. We'll be watching. More LIVE FROM next.