he was going to execute officer mcginniss.n running away. >> as the gunman closes in on mcginniss, officer turner races in, opening fire. >> it was so fast. as soon as i saw him draw the gun the way he did, it was just instant reaction. >> drop the gun! [ gunshots ] >> shots fired. >> he eventually dropped to his knees. and we tried to direct him to throw the gun away so we could approach him. >> drop the gun! he's still got the gun, dean. drop the gun! the suspect was still armed. you okay? he was still moving. and he still had the gun pointed down towards officer mcginniss. >> the gunman is down, but he isn't dead. and as day turns to dusk, backup arrives and disarms him. he dies shortly after on scene. >> he had a blood alcohol of 18. that's roughly double what would be legal in missouri. and had marijuana in his system. >> investigators later learn the gunman, chavez guittierez, was once a soldier in the mexican military. there was also a warrant out for his arrest at the time of the shooting. >> we learned from the atf th

david damion mcginniss is following that for us. was it an even bigger margin than you might have thought. >> well a few said no which wasn't expected. yesterday in the run-up for the vote, 22 mps signaled they would vote no. what's more surprising were not the results, it was more that the debate, german parliament from civilized affairs. which was pretty salacious. there were lots of cat calls, lots of jeering, quite a lot of laughing at the polling, and that's because this extension of the bailout, it might be unpopular in greece, it's already pretty unpopular here in germany. two-thirds of german voters say they don't want the extension of the bailout, and only 20% of the germans say they do. and that's because there's a lot of skepticism here in germany about whether on the one hand athens will push forward the economic reforms promised. and also whether these reforms are only a must even if they do go forward. so it's a very controversial debate, and this is now a stopgap for the next four months, but it's going to carry on af

susan mcginniss, cbs news, washington. >> kayla mueller is the only known remaining u.s.o industry is being blasted this morning for failing to protect consumers against hackers. the criticize imcomes in a new senate report. it finds all these new cars crammed with wireless technology is a benefit but at the same time it finds they have failed to safeguard people from hackers. >>> will boyhood overtake birdman at the oscars? that is the question many are asking after boyhood won the best film award in london. the winner has gone on to win best picture at the oscars for the last six years in a row. eddie red main snapped up best ath tore honors and julianne moore won for still alice. >>> i get it for the first time i live tweeted during an event. it was a lot of fun. >> nick giovanni has which parts of the show sparked the most controversy. >> reporter: mike you were up that late? >> i was. >> reporter: controversy and kanye go hand and hand. mr. west was in the building. thanks to him beck is still the top trending topic in dc. take a look. that is because of the near int

well let's get a little more on reaction from our correspondent in berlin damon mcginniss. what reaction has there been? >> well what we can say, is that today's papers is all about mr. varoufakis because he has pretty much a cult following here in germany among left wing supporters and trade unions. what's very interesting about these particulars historical analogies he made on german television yesterday is there's been very little outrage as such. while there's a feeling here it's just not very wise on one hand germans have been used to much worse comments after all we've seen protesters in greece showing pictures holding up pictures of mrs. merkel as hitler, so germans have been used to much more than yesterday's comments on the other hand i think most people here or a lot commentate in today's papers think if mr. varoufakis wants help from germany and particularly financial help and leeway from germany, is just not particularly wise to bring in the nazi era and it's not particularly constructive approach. a lot of commentators here see him as quite confrontational rath