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obama tauted a free trade agreement with colombia, expressed hope at the prospect of new leadership in cuba and defended a new round of nuclear talks with iran. but his visit to south america was overshadowed by an alleged prostitution scandal involving secret service agents stationed in colombia. susan mcginnis in washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. questions about these allegations dogged the president during his entire trip to colombia. on sunday evening he finally addressed them. president obama broke his silence on the allegations made against members of the secret service and military assigned to the security detail ahead of his visit to cartegana. >> if it turns out some of the allegations made in the press are confirmed, then of course i'll be angry. >> reporter: the president said he expects an investigation to be thorough and rigorous. it will focus on 11 members of the secret service advance team who were sent home from colombia before the president arrived friday. some members of the group staying at a five-star hotel allegedly got into

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supported by their father, the courage and resolve of the brothers is evident even in their taut andutstretched limbs. here men are seen as moral symbols of the highest virtues, while the women are relegated to sit home, weep, and wait. the mothers and sisters, wrapped in soft, pliant draperies, seem to melt into tender gestures of suffering. david's great pictures show us how the classical tradition could be used, not for the academic or the picturesque, but as a model for political action. these are moral fables, dramas with their austere heroism, their sacrificial devotion to the ideal of the state. no wonder that some people blamed the cult of classical antiquity for helping bring the revolution about. nothing better demonstrates the connection between this art and the politics of the time than an event which occurred only months into the revolution when voltaire's play on the life of brutus was revived at the national theater. at the end, david's picture of brutus was enacted as a tableau vivant. when brutus cried, "gods, give us death, rather than slavery," the applause was so

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then he went to the school where she taut and opened fire -- taught and opened fire there. one of those killed today was the principal, dawn hochsprung. she just put in new security, new id checks and ringing a buzzer if they wanted to come into the school after 9:30 a.m. >>> they also have middle school and a high school. they all went into lockdown when the shooting was reported this morning. the new england toupbd was founded in 1705. located about -- founded in 170 5 . it is 20 minutes from new york city. >>> the question of school security is at the top of everyone's mind. some bay area school districts are reassessing their own crisis assessment plan. >> reporter: after this is done we will say how did they gain access to the camp us and what could they have done and are we doing those things already? >> the campuses go through emergency drills and students and teachers practice how to hideout in classrooms and safely evacuate when the police move in. administrators say that students are safe but that today's mass shooting has many parents and administrators shaken. >

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. ♪ >> rehearsing in a taut guy and a t-shirt, the tattoo-sporting ballet star who had the world andghly prized feet, only to turn his back on it. sergei polunin, whom we found rehearsing for a new show, sensationally quit the royal ballet where he was the youngest ever principle dancer at the tender age of 19. in his first television interview since that dramatic exit, sergei polunin, with his friend and collaborator, began by discussing whether he still has an appetite for dance. >> how was that for you? you do not like rehearsing very much, do you? >> he has, it is not my favorite thing to do. >> is it like athletes you read about, they hate training? it can only really get involved when it is the big occasion. >> the only time you enjoy your profession, communicating with people. it is like you learn a lot and you practice a lot, for months maybe. and it is like nine hours a day. so when you're finally on stage, especially when it is finished, you have so much adrenalin, so much joy. ♪ >> sergei polunin said it had been his dream to become principle dancer with the royal ballet.

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it's been very us from tauting. i've told -- frustrating. i've told that to both our democratic senators and our republican senators and congressmen, that we've just got to learn, we've got to get some things done. we've got to give clarity to these issues in the american business. and i'm especially concerned about the tax policy. and, um, many of the companies in our industry pay a dividend, as you know. and, um, if left alone and the bush tax cuts expire on 12/31, that tax rate goes up, um, to over 40%. which has real implications. and at the same time, it becomes disconnected with the capital gains rate which i think is, um, is very, very important to keep both of those low and linked. it encourages investment. with respect to dividends, it matters a lot to, um, our shareholders. people think about dividends more from a corporate perspective. i just had a shareholder meeting in little rock two months ago, and there are people who are really living off these dividends. they're buying these telecom stocks and rely on these dividends to pay

>> they taut he wasn't their type. and the fact that they've now embraced him i think is pretty remarkable. >> i interviewed president clinton once. he tells the story about how george w. bush clearly didn't like him. he felt very personal, the he said jeb didn't either, but he was a better actor. he said i made a real project, president clinton said, of breaking down who this guy, w., was, and trying to make this connection with him. and they did in the asian tsunami. >> and now they're kind of business partners. don't forget a couple of times a year clinton and bush ii go out, sit down in wing chairs on a stage and make a lot of money just talking about what it means to be president. so that's my favorite latest detail about that relationship. >> michael, do you think that's tacky? i remember when ronald reagan made a speech in japan that there was a big uproar about it. now the enormous sums that ex-presidents make -- it's seen as part of one of the perk question sits of the job. what's your take on it? >> when trum

she teetering and taut a ring and showing signs that it's about the lapse of every threat so what we have is we have the government propping it up standing outside the system and saying we've got to hold you up over here we've got to hold you over there trying to prevent it from collapse and that's obviously not an ideal way to run a system that you have an unstable system that one is or visually propping up and really that's what's happening more than that the government is outing layers of complexity though the idea that it's adding complexity is not a reasonable because of course by adding these various external structures one is will roll increasing the structural complexity of system in a way that's not functionally perfect right and by government we are referring to me and the folks in washington that have beholden to the same bankers now talking about the price of food because this is obviously a big issue there is a ratio out there that people quote saying that when a budget of a family gets to forty percent needed to cover their food costs as was the case in egypt it's a rec