COOPER: The "Ridiculist" is coming up. Find out who is on it tonight, but first Randi is back with the 360 Bulletin -- Randi.</s>KAYE: Anderson, Arizona Republican Senator Jeff Flake has apologized for his son's behavior online. Flake's teenage son posted racist, homophobic and anti-Semitic comments on Twitter and gaming sites. The senator calls the language unacceptable. The U.S. is easing economic sanctions in areas of Syria controlled by opposition fighters. U.S. companies can now seek approval from the U.S. State Department to provide certain items such as technology for water and oil production. Meanwhile the family of Syrian activist Zaidoun Azwabi says his brother was released today from a government prison. He had been held since December. Zaidoun is still being detained. A 360 follow, Brenda Heist, the Pennsylvania mom missing for 11 years has been sentenced to nearly a year in a Florida jail for violating probation on a traffic violation. In 2002, after dropping her children off at school, she hitched hiked to Florida with strangers. And high above the streets of Manhattan today, two workers were rescued after their scaffolding broke. The two men were trapped for more than an hour before firefighters cut a hole in a window to get them inside. That is really something to see there, Anderson. Incredible they are both OK. No injuries, just maybe a fear of heights.</s>COOPER: Good news. Randi, thanks. "The Ridiculist" is next.
Senator Flake Apologizes for Son's Tweets