air bus parent said it will not protest the pentagon's decision to order an error table -- air tanker project. it is one of the largest contracts in the defense department's history. boeing and airs fout fo years over the contract and battling over -- a day of action as unions caused the destruction. workers launched a series of protests to demand better pay rises. strikers blocked access to key industrial areas, super markets and factories. this caused anger among many truck drivers. thousands condemn the day of action describing it as a disaster for the country's image. european union authorities launched cartel raids on major truck manufacturers in europe. investigating allegations about price fixing. the european commission can fine companies for infringing eu rules. >> they report says the european truck makers have been recently making deals on prices for more than a decade. this covers half a dozen european countries with some of the biggest truck maker is believed to be involved. antitrust investigators were quick to swoop on manufacturers. going by market share, daimler was n

. >>> and the air bus 320a that made a splash landing in the hudson is about to be a museum exhibit.et liner piloted by captain sully goes on display next january. the exhibit will focus on the technology that helped land the plane. everybody on board survived the ditching in january of 2009. >>> a major merger in the works. at&t said it'll buy t mobile in a deal valued at $39 billion. at&t is the second largest wireless carrier in the nation and t mobile is the 4th. the atqt would then be the largest carrier. >>> a hot hollywood actor with super powers. the combination that gave limitless a strong start norm and britney spear was a gift for her fans. what you will see next weekend. only access 20% of your brain? this lets you access all of it." nothing could stop "limitless' . >> one piece of advice, save the giants career and now is he trying to save million was a new documenty. the amazing story of torres. >>> what are the pieces of evidence that could convict barry bonds in we are joined by the co author of game of shadows. >>> and the sweet 16 set. just not the way your brackett

. >>> the judge also filed similar charges against air bus the maker of the plane that went down in stormy weather in june of 2009 while flying from brazil to paris. the investigation comes as a fourth attempt to search for the planes wreckage is set to begin. large parts of the plane including both flight recorders have never been found and the cause of that crash is yet to be determined. >>> honda is recalling more than 50,000 new cars and minivans. several 2011 model year civics have developed a crash in the fuel tank that could lead to a fire. and there are problems with the 2011 odyssey minivans windshield wiper systems. honda dealers will replace the system with no cost to the owner. >>> nissan is starting to scan its vehicle made in japan for traces of radio active material. nissan is taking all appropriate measures to are aassure the -- nissan says so far there is no sign of contamination of risk to customers but the company started the testing because of public concern. >>> general motors is suspending operations at its factory in louisiana because it can't get parts from japan. t

erupt he an airplane major air bus is facing manslaughter charges over the air france crash in two thousand and nine all two hundred twenty eight people aboard were killed when the airbus a three thirty plunged into the atlantic on route from paris to rio de janeiro it's still unknown exactly why the plane came down but a new multimillion dollar search will start next week to find the flight data recorders. keep close hand by joining us on facebook it's your chance to give your feedback on what you're watching as events unfold around the world we've got links to our video coverage of events in japan in libya and links to the day's other big stories go find us by searching for our team news on facebook. and all the business news coming up next with test ourselves stay with us here on our. welcome to be a business update now finance ministers from the g. seven group of the world's richest nations have agreed to step into currency markets to try and control japan's volatile currency but it's the first time in a decade that the g seven have jointly intervened in the money markets on wednesday t

and european airplane maker air bus is facing manslaughter charges over the air france crash in two thousand and nine two hundred twenty eight aboard were killed when their airbus a three thirty plugs into the atlantic ocean on route from paris to rio it's still not known exactly why the plane came down but a new multimillion dollar search will start next week to find the flight data recorders. remember you can always find all the latest news on facebook just a click away on the find your chance to feedback on what you're watching as the events unfold around the world if you have links to our video coverage of japan and libya and today's other big stories you can find us by searching for. on facebook. travels around russia still ahead for you this hour we take you to discover the southern city of her own age but before that our business update with pets are still and if humans. welcome to the business update the finance ministers from the g. seven group of the world's richest nations have agreed to step into currency markets to try to control japan's volatile currency well it's the first tim

. >> the united states airways air bus that made the miracle on the hudson landing will soon be part of a museum in north carolina. the jet liner has been in the storage facility since it crashed in the hudson back in january of 2009. danville's captain sully made the land that save everybody saved everybody on board. >> the movie limitless was number one at box office this weekend. >> in the end how much worse could it get? >> the story starring bradley cooper about a unsuccessful writer who takes a pill letting him use all of his unused brain power earned $19 million. it was followed by rango at 15 million and the battle for los angeles earned another $14 million in its second week. the lincoln lawyer came in 4th bringing in about 13 million. >> he are now just a few games knowing the sweet 16. >> complete run down of which teams moving on and which are going home. sports wrap is next. . >>> good evening. thank you for joining our first spring edition of sports wrap. where are you cinderella. the men's tournament still working on separating the pretenders from contenders and today

air bus parent said it will not protest the pentagon's decision to order an error table -- air tanker project. it is one of the largest contracts in the defense department's history. boeing and airbus fought for years over the contract and battling over -- a day of action as unions caused the destruction. workers launched a series of protests to demand better pay rises. strikers blocked access to key industrial areas, super markets and factories. this caused anger among many truck drivers. thousands condemn the day of action describing it as a disaster for the country's image. european union authorities launched cartel raids on major truck manufacturers in europe. investigating allegations about price fixing. the european commission can fine companies for infringing eu rules. >> they report says the european truck makers have been recently making deals on prices for more than a decade. this covers half a dozen european countries with some of the biggest truck maker is believed to be involved. antitrust investigators were quick to swoop on manufacturers. going by market share, daimler

. >> reporter: the air force bus was parked just outside the international terminals. board, at least a dozen u.s. air force security personnel who had arrived from england on their way to a u.s. base in germany. according to law enforcement officials, the gunman walked up to the bus, pulled out a semiautomatic weapon and began firing again and again, all the while, shouting "allahu akbar," arabic for "god is great." two airmen were killed, including a driver, and two more critically injured. after nine rounds, the gun jammed. some of the surviving airmen grabbed the shooter as he continued shouting "allahu akbar" and "jihad." a german police officer took the man into custody. >> i'm saddened and outraged by this attack. i want everybody to understand that we will spare no effort in learning how this outrageous act took place. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say the shooter is 21-year-old arid uka, whose parents moved to germany decades ago from coe sew have to. an uncle told the associated press he is a devout muslim who worked at the frankfurt airport. securit

the first time was that air bus didn't have a plane that we wanted. that's why the first time when boeing got it, which was approved by everybody in congress, it was because airbus didn't have a plane. their planes are bigger. i know the secretary is going to give you forthright answers. i believe this thing was done totally on the merits. i don't think there was any pressure from anywhere that made any difference. everybody tried to do a lot of different things. i think it was decided by the air force on the merit. and i hope this is a decision that is sustained. >> okay. mr. jerry lewis, former chairman of the committee and subcommittee. notice his portrait is behind him. mr. lewis, you are recognized. [inaudible comments] >> thank you. i'm concerned about your comments, admiral mullen, as well as secretary gates, regarding the year-long cr, the implication it has in terms of readiness, flexibility that we need to move some of those dollars around. can either of you describe for us what we experienced with a year-long cr last year? what actually was

the first time was that air bus didn't have a plane that we wanted. that's why the first time when boeing got it, which was approved by everybody in congress, it was because airbus didn't have a plane. their planes are bigger. i know the secretary is going to give you forthright answers. i believe this thing was done totally on the merits. i don't think there was any pressure from anywhere that made any difference. everybody tried to do a lot of different things. i think it was decided by the air force on the merit. and i hope this is a decision that is sustained. >> okay. mr. jerry lewis, former chairman of the committee and subcommittee. notice his portrait is behind him. mr. lewis, you are recognized. [inaudible comments] >> thank you. i'm concerned about your comments, admiral mullen, as well as secretary gates, regarding the year-long cr, the implication it has in terms of readiness, flexibility that we need to move some of those dollars around. can either of you describe for us what we experienced with a year-long cr last year? what actually was

. >> reporter: the air force bus was parked just outside the international terminal. air force security personnel who had arrived from england on their way to a u.s. base in germany. according to law enforcement officials, the gunman walked up to the bus, pulled out his weapon and began firing, again and again, all the while shouting, allahu akbar, allahu akbar. arabic for god is great. two airmen were killed including a driver and two more critically injured when after nine rounds, the gun jammed. some of the surviving airmen grabbed the shooter as he continued shouting, allu akbar and jihad, jihad. a german police officer took the man into custody. >> i'm saddened and outraged by this attack. i want everybody to understand that we will spare no effort in learning how this outrageous act took place. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say the shooter is 21-year-old arid uka, whose parents moved to germany decades ago from kosovo. an uncle told the associated press he's a devout muslim who worked at the frankfurt airport. security had been beefed up at the airport a

. >>> the air force bus was parked just outside the international terminal. t least a dozen u.s. air force security personnel who arrived in england on their way to a u.s. base in germany. according to law enforcement officials the gunman walked up to the bus and pulled out a semi automatic weapon and began firing again and again shouting in arabic for god is great. two airmen were killed including the driver and two more critically injured when after nine rounds the gun jammed. some grabbed the shooter as he continued shooting jihad, jihad. a german police officer then took the man into custody. >> i'm saddened and outraged by this attack. i want everybody to understand that we will spare no effort in learning how this outrageous act took place. >> law enforcement officials say the shooter is a 21-year-old whose parents moved to germany decades ago from kosovo. an uncle told the associated press he is a devout muslim who forked at the frankfort airport. security has been beefed up at the airport after an informant said a group linked to al-qaeda was planning

the first time was that air bus didn't have a plane that we wanted. that's why the first time when boeing got it, which was approved by everybody in congress, it was because airbus didn't have a plane. their planes are bigger. i know the secretary is going to give you forthright answers. i believe this thing was done totally on the merits. i don't think there was any pressure from anywhere that made any difference. everybody tried to do a lot of different things. i think it was decided by the air force on the merit. and i hope this is a decision that is sustained. >> okay. mr. jerry lewis, former chairman of the committee and subcommittee. notice his portrait is behind him. mr. lewis, you are recognized. [inaudible comments] >> thank you. i'm concerned about your comments, admiral mullen, as well as secretary gates, regarding the year-long cr,the implication it has in terms of readiness, flexibility that we need to move some of those dollars around. can either of you describe for us what we experienced with a year-long cr last year? what actually was

>>catherine: a man armed with a handgun attacked a bus carrying u.s. air force troops. in germany. this was right outside the frankfurt airport. two airmen were killed, two others wounded. the gunman has been identified as a 21 your old from close of zero he was a devout muslim raised in germany. he is in custody. president barack obama said the u.s. will spare no effort in that investigation. in libya, clashes between rebels and pro-government forces continue. in looking at a rebel-held town. all the protesters say they still have the upper hand, libyan leader gave a long speech on state tv warning of another vietnam if the rebels don't give up. he also warned his nation of letting any western's interfere. the surface down and a videotape, paris prosecutors have now ordered him to stand trial for what they call racial insults. the 50 year-old to work for christian dior apologize for the remarks and his attorney said he's been the victim of a veritable lynching in the court of public opinion. >>pam: checking midweek traffic on the cool gate bridge. to the pavement is wet and the fo

so far, no word on who let the air out of more than 50 school bus buss. and now for a look at your national and regional weather. bill, i don't know maybe we shouldn't be giving the kids any ideas. >> that is a bad prank. that one is going to cost a lot of money and let's chat about the forecast. it is cold across the country. as we end the month of march, heading and look towards april, the windchills are below freezing. we are above in the pacific northwest. rain, worse than what they are dealing with in other areas. wherever i one is searching and waiting for the warm up, the only spot ip the country that is going to warm up is southern california and nevada. arizona will also warm up. i mentioned that rain, you can see the clouds in the white. the green has moved on shore. it is a rainy morning here in the pacific northwest. here is a look at the close up of the radar. you can see it spreading now heading towards spokane and showers around portland. as we go throughout the day, showers are likely. you know the umbrella is needed up interstate 5. in ca

air force security personnel were onboard this air force bus outside a terminal at the frankfurt international airport. they were coming from lakenheath, their base in england, on their way to ramstein air base in germany, to conduct what the military said were overseas contingency operations. likely in iraq, kuwait, or afghanistan. according to law enforcement officials, the gunman walked up to the bus, pulled out a semi automatic weapon and began firing over and over. and constantly shouting allahu akbar, arabic for god is great. the shooter got off nine rounds, killing two airmen including the bus driver and critically wounding two others. he made his way in the terminal and was tackled by a u.s. airman and german police. >> i'm saddened and i'm outraged by this attack. we will spare no effort in learning how this outrageous act took place. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say the shooter is 21-year-old arid uka, whose parents moved to germany decades ago from kosovo. an uncle described him to the associated press as a devout muslim, who worked at the airport. this morning, the german

with a handgun has attacked a bus carrying u.s. air force troops at frankfurt airport in germany killing two and wounding two others well the attacker was identified as a twenty one year old cos of one who worked at the airport apparently began shooting following an altered patient with the men he boarded the bus and was caught by police while trying to flee the scene. the u.s. army private believed responsible for supplying a trove of documents to whistle blowing web site wiki leaks has had twenty two more charges brought against well they include aiding the enemy which can carry death penalty all the prosecutors say they won't apply for it intelligence analysts private bradley manning is currently being held at a military jail in virginia he faces a hearing in may or june to determine whether there's enough evidence to try him. astronauts on board the space shuttle discovery took a final space walk around the international space station to get the outpost ship shape before the shuttle program winds up well discovery is headed into re

quick look at some other international headlines a man armed with a handgun has attacked a bus carrying u.s. air force troops at frankfurt airport in germany killing two and wounding two others the attacker was identified as a twenty one year old cos of one who worked at the airport he apparently began the shooting following an altar cation with the men he boarded the bus and was caught by police while trying to flee the scene. officials in new zealand have stated. they don't expect to pull any more survivors from collapsed buildings following a deadly earthquake a little over a week ago well the death toll currently sits at one hundred sixty one most died in multi-story buildings which came crashing down in the city of christ church authorities who say their goal is to recover as many bodies as possible fear the final count may rise as high as two hundred forty. and the u.s. army private believed responsible for supplying a trove of documents to whistle blowing website wiki leaks has had twenty two more charges brought against him will they include aiding the enemy which can carry the death pen

air. they couldn't go by bus. the buses would not take them. greyhound said, "no way. "they burned one of our buses, bombed another, and we won't do that." so i then was sent down. and the morning after i got them there, i had a call from the attorney general about 2:00 in the morning. he said, "there's another group coming down from nashville. do you happen to know someone named diane nash?" diane nash was a young fisk student, a junior that year. i said, "i know her casually. david knows"-- "your city," i think he said. "she's from your city." that's right. and he said, "well, we'll call her up and tell her "that she can't let-- she's in the command chair. "tell her she may not bring these children down there, "because somebody's going to get killed. this group almost got killed." so i called her, and i said, "do you remember me?" and she did, and she called me mr. seigenthaler. and i said, "look, i'm here in new orleans "because that first wave of freedom riders, "mauled and mangled, bones broken, heads crushed. "you must not let these students come down here. they'

police say a gunman ran onto an air force shuttle bus and opened fire with a semi-automatic weapon. suspect's uncle said he's a germ born devout muslim whose parents moved from kosovo. authorities don't believe there were any others involved in today's attack, though they are searching for a motive. all four airmen were based at lakenheath air field in england. meanwhile german chancellor angela merkel expressed her condolences. >> ( translated ): it is a terrible incident and germany will do everything possible to quickly find out what has happened. >> sreenivasan: president obama spoke during the afternoon white house briefing. >> i want everybody to understand that we will spare no effort in learning how this outrageous act took place and in working with german authorities to ensure that all of the perpetrators are brought to justice. police said the u.s. airman and the attacker had a confrontation outside before the shooting started. >> sreenivasan: in yemen, security forces fired tear gas at hundreds of protesters in the south, and two people were killed. opposition forces have

ramstein air force base is the logistical hub for many military operations in the region, and at least 50,000 troops are stationed there. the military personnel on the bus were part of an air force security team scheduled to head to afghanistan. the u.s. military says german police will lead the investigation, since the attack happened on german soil. but the obvious backing of u.s. military investigators. in frankfurt, germany, charlie d'agata, cbs news. >>> a pakistani court ruled that an american facing possible murder charges does not have diplomatic immunity because he worked for the cia. raymond davis is being held in the shooting deaths of two pakistani men back in january. davis says he was defending himself from an attempted robbery. davis was a cia contractor with diplomatic credentials. a higher court plans a hearing on the matter next week. >>> the army has filed 22 new charges against the soldier suspected of sending thousands of classified documents to the wikileaks website. among the new charges facing private first class bradley manning, is aiding the enemy. it's a capital offense but prosecutors say they won't recommend the death penalt

they were on a bus carrying u.s. air force troops. one has life threatening injuries.port police captured the suspect. he is described as a 21-year- old devout muslim from could say joe. president code section joe. president obama was saddened and outraged by the attack. >> in pakistan militants killed the only christian member of the government today. he was gunned down outside his mother's home in islamabad. he had taped a message to be released if he was killed saying that he had received death threats from al qaeda and the taliban. he was an opponent of laws that imposed the death penalty for insulting islam. >> and at the vatican a new book by pope benedict addresses one of the most controversial issues. the pope writes there is no basis in scripture for the argument that the jewish people were responsible for the death of jesus christ. such claims have been used in the past to persecute jews. the pope's detailed study is the most sweeping to date exonerating jews. >>> there is a ford recall to tell you about tonight. the automaker is recalling 35,000 vehicles bec

they were on a bus carrying u.s. air force troops. one has life threatening injuries.port police captured the suspect. he is described as a 21-year- old devout muslim from could say joe. president code section joe. president obama was saddened and outraged by the attack. >> in pakistan militants killed the only christian member of the government today. he was gunned down outside his mother's home in islamabad. he had taped a message to be released if he was killed saying that he had received death threats from al qaeda and the taliban. he was an opponent of laws that imposed the death penalty for insulting islam. >> and at the vatican a new book by pope benedict addresses one of the most controversial issues. the pope writes there is no basis in scripture for the argument that the jewish people were responsible for the death of jesus christ. such claims have been used in the past to persecute jews. the pope's detailed study is the most sweeping to date exonerating jews. >>> there is a ford recall to tell you about tonight. the automaker is recalling 35,000 vehicles bec

airmen are dead after a man armed with a handgun attacked a bus carrying an air force troops at frankfurt airport. if the suspect is described as a german-born devout muslim who works at the airport. to let their u.s. airmen were attacked or wounded in the attack. in washington president rocco, promises bear no effort in investigating this. >> i want everyone to understand we will spare no effort into learning held as the courageous act took place. and working with german authorities to make sure all of the perpetrators brought to justice. we don't have all the information yet, you will be fully briefed as to get more informations. this is a reminder of the extraordinary sacrifices that are meant and women in uniform are making all around the world to keep a safe. >>pam: police had said the attacker and u.s. military personnel have had some sort of a altercation in front of us before the man started shooting. that suspect is in custody. >>catherine: khaddafi is threatening to turned libya into another vietnam if the u.s. or other western nations tried to intervene. that's part of what he

it now here in moscow this is a scene down from the troops in the bus village in the rubble of. the international air strikes it comes as some of the coalition members including the u.s. britain and france consider all made the opposition a morning news would violate the u.n. resolution of. the terrorist clash in europe or the alarm sounded a vocal spoiler a band called spine libyan is the best the apparent a growing number of casualties of the bombing raids to be sparing terrorists from. turned on his radio business when awaiting trial and georgia responding to president the payback falls from the country's government calls for forward investment brawny folks is facing a bribery charges but his lawyers say to be seen as trying to wriggle out of a hundred million dollars it owns the jail the stuff. up next we get now and i just look at the personality of. the u.s.s.r. and his political legacy. past the antipersonnel. pople thank you very much for being with us today it's a great pleasure. i'm going to read a quote from your book this very occupation to imbibe the air of a foreign and your own languag

air strikes. israeli authorities are blaming palestinian militants for today's bombing at a crowded bus stop in jerusalem. a six year-old woman killed, dozens badly injured. this is the worst attack in years here. it is really forces are promising harsh retaliation. in recent days they have been trading attacks back and forth across the border. in a move designed to show that egypt is doing business, the stock market there reopen today. that celebration kind of short-lived. the market did follows 9%, although they did expect that. foreign investors a leading a sell- off, that was leading to concerns about the country's stability since the president was ousted. stay with us more news after the break. but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now. with scotts ez seed. it's scotts best grass seed, starter fertilizer and a growing material that absorbs water and expands to surround and protect the seeds, you'll get a thick, green scotts lawn even if you've never been successful with other seed before. t

, two airmen were killed and wounded when 21-year-old eric yuba opened fire on the bus taking the servicemen to the air base. yuba was arrested in size of the airport and president obama stopped a press conference to issue a statement. >> i want everyone to understand that we will spare no effort in understanding how this outrageous action took place and assuring that all of the perpetrators are brought to justice. >> the gunman may have argued with the airmen before the shooting. it is unclear if the shooting was some form of terrorist attack. >>> the u.s. supreme court ruled in favor of a fundamentist christian church hose members hold noisy demonstrations at the funerals of soldiers killed in action. the high court said that even though some found the message distasteful they are protected under the 1st amendment. >> nothing has changed except this put a megaphone to the mouth of this church. we are international. >> the case came about after church members picketed the funeral of a dead marine whose father sued on the basis of emotional pain. the church says god is killing u.s. soldiers because ame

deadly bus bombing in jerusalem rockets from gaza and air strikes from israel and then there's libya afghanistan iraq the list goes on so could this be the beginning of world war three . and speaking of libya why is the u.s. military there in the first place or get into all sides of the debate. and the state department may be denying it but the b.b.c. did apply for some american money money that could be used against china so is the u.s. biting the hand that feeds it. is wednesday march twenty third four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine frizz out there watching our team. well that's when you thought the violence was done spreading from tunisia to egypt to yemen to libya now there are rising tensions between israel and palestine after about two years of quiet and relative peace between these two countries violence has once again erupted with palestinian militants firing rockets into southern israel and israel responding with airstrikes in gaza so here's the question what happens if this violence escalates the u.s. would have to get involved right well you may have thought we were a

and that lead bus bomb in jerusalem rockets from gaza and air strikes from israel and then there's libya afghanistan iraq the list goes on could this be the beginning of world war three. and speaking of libya why is the u.s. military there in the first place or get into an all sides debate. the bahrain video seen around the world and it's mostly thanks to social media so how social media unlocks the pentagon for days when it comes to keeping the message under control and how could this shape u.s. foreign policy. and the state department may be denying it but the b.b.c. did apply for some american money money that could be used against say china so is the u.s. biting the hand that feeds it. is wednesday march twenty third eight pm in washington d.c. i'm christine freeze out there watching our team. well just when you thought the violence was done spreading from tunisia to egypt to yemen to libya now there are rising tensions between israel and palestine after about two years of quiet and relative peace between these two countries violence has once again erupted telephony and militants fir

the suspect, a kosovo citizen, opened fire at a bus carrying air force personnel to frankfurt airportsay they're investigating it as an act of islamic extremism. two were killed and two more wounded. >>> libyan warplanes are again striking rebel positions in eastern libya this morning. one target was the strategic oil part of brega. rebel troops returned fire. rebel leaders are >>> in 2009, one in seven older americans was abused, according to a government study. on wednesday a senate committee heard from a hollywood legend who says he is one of those victims. cbs news congressional correspondent nancy cordes is on capitol hill this morning with the story. nancy, good morning. >> erica, good morning to you. mickey rooney was one of the biggest names in movies for decades. and his message to congress was, if abuse could happen to him, it could happen to saern. >> i felt trapped, scared. >> reporter: the 90-year-old veteran of the silver screen told lawmakers he was the victim of elder abuse for years before coming forward last month. >> even when i tried to speak up, i was told to shut

bus stop in jerusalem. the cities first since 2004. allied strikes destroyed colonel gaddafi's air capability, but still no consensus on which country should take charge of the military action. gone in 60 seconds. egypt felt stock market opens and has to close and little more than a minute. welcome to "bbc world news," broadcast to our viewers on pbs in america, also around the globe. my name is mike embley. coming up later for you -- bottles of water fly off the shelves and in tokyo as the authorities say tap water is unsafe for babies. and the last of the great 20th century screen icons. we look back at the career of elizabeth taylor who has died at age 79. hello. the latest spike in and violence between israel and palestinians produced the first bus bombing in jerusalem for seven years. it killed one woman and wounded about 30. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel will respond aggressively, responsibly, and wisely. there is much fear now about retaliation as our middle east correspondent reports. >> fear and confusion in central jerusalem this afternoon. it had been so

buffer zone around that nuclear plant while they try to cool down the reactors, bu there is elevated radiation in the airthe japanese have said that people could stay 20 to 25 miles with the distance of the plant. the u.s. disagrees and the japanese this morning, quite frankly, said their own experts are in disagreement about whether there's enough water there to cool that number 4 reactor. the u.s., they say they understand it's taking the more conservative view of the danger of that situation. the head of the nuclear regulatory commission here continues to say our facilities are safe, but also agrees there is no water in that pool number 4 based on the information that they're seeing coming in from japan. brent? >> thanks, tracie. >>> the accused murderer of a plasterville yale graduate is expected to change his plea today. attorneys for raymond clark iii sap he struck a deal with prosecutors and is planning on changing his not guilty plea in a court hearing today. clark pleaded not guilty last fall to the murder of 24-year-old annie lei, a yale grad yit student. her body found stuffed behind a researc

air force on their way to afghanistan were killed, two others badly injured today, when a gunman opened fire on a u.s. military bus at the airport in frankfurt, germany. a 21-year-old man was arrested at the scene. a relative says he is a muslim who worked at the airport. police aren't calling it an act of terrorism, but they so far aren't ruling it out, either. >>> the army filed 22 new charges against bradley manning, the young private first class accused of illegally downloading tens of thousands of classified u.s. documents that were then publicly released by wikileaks. the most serious among the new charges filed today is aiding the enemy, a charge that could result in the death penalty, but the prosecution will not recommend it. they're asking for a life sentence instead. >>> we have the results of a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll tonight and we got some interesting information on how americans feel about the fight in wisconsin and other states over collective bargaining rights for public employees. our chief white house correspondent and political director chuck todd with us from washington tonight

bus, started shooting and was caught when he tried to escape. the driver and a passenger were killed. two others were wounded. they were all u.s. air force airmen on their way to deployment and were about to fly on a commercial plane from that airport. a member of the homeland security department says it looks like a terrorist attack. >>> today, the supreme court ruled that fundamentalist church members who hold anti- gay protests outside military funerals are protected by the first amendment. the high court voted 8-1 in favor of the westborough baptist church of toe pea topeka, kansas. that throws out the $5 million judgment against the church. the father of a dead marine sued the church. church members say the deaths in afghanistan and iraq are punishment for homosexuality. >>> a man's body was found inside of a jewelry store last night on mason street. the grim discovery came while police were checking on the welfare of the unidentified man. homicide detectives have joined this investigation but police are not saying how the man had died. >>> residents in vallejo are blaming a limited police presence for an increase in prostitut

air force has confirmed two of its servicemen have been wounded in a shooting at frankfurt airport a gunman opened fire on a bus carrying the military personnel when it was parked outside the building following the shooting a twenty one year old suspect from kosovo was arrested by german police the motive for the attack is clear. but the stars will assume for religious minorities as being killed in a gun attack in the country's capital police say alleged taliban gunmen sprayed the victim's car with bullets in a residential neighborhood shahbaz bhatti was a christian has been threatened by islamist militants in the past for speaking out against the country's harsh blasphemy laws it did earlier in the year of punjab governor was gunned down by one of his own bodyguards for his opposition to the same laws. places apologize for killing nine civilians in northeast afghanistan the coalition says preliminary findings indicate that nato forces accidentally killed nine children on tuesday local officials say the boys aged twelve and under will hit by an air strike while gathering firewood the coalition says there was a

encourage people to think about air quality and share their cars or vehicles with others that take their bikes to work, like i do once a month now, or even to ride the bus more and to really stop our addiction to oil and reliance on cars. i know that the transportation authority that we also said on, each member of the board of supervisors -- we are trying to think about how to manage the congested in the heaviest, densest parts of the city. we're trying to look at different ways to insure that we're keeping the air clean, but also ensuring that it is not too congested, especially in the downtown area. but i let -- i love my work on the board of supervisors. it is often hard as the father of a soon-to-be middle schoolers to balance my work and roll on the board, but it has been a wonderful honor to serve the people of the richmond district and the city, and i love the challenges before us as well, so i appreciate your questions about all the things we are doing. >> it looks like we are out of time, so we have to wrap these things up. we have been talking to a supervisor mar from district 1. thank you for talking with us. what's the next episode when we