it's moving through biloxi and around mississippi and mobile, alabama. scattered showers from oklahoma city off back up to kansas city into st. louis. as far as the heavy rains go, you can see the thunderstorms trying to come on shore. definitely some downpours on and off today. maybe 2-3 inches total. >>> as far as the forecast goes, hopefully we'll get some sunshine today. and if it does, it will be very, very warm. and, also, we're finally warming it up in many areas of the west. now, here's a look at the weather outside your world. >> new york city today, yesterday was cloudy most of the day. only saw a high of around 70. if that sun comes out, we could get in the mid to upper 70s. it's still pretty mild. and that rain that's in the middle of the country is slowly going to be there for the weekend. >> oh, no, say it isn't so. >> we've been spoiled. >> next news, a strange new business with blue suede shoes. >>> plus, it is one thing to be a top businessman. but does it pay to be mean in showb showbizness? >> coming up, a birthday wish comes true, an

newt gingrich was in biloxi, mississippi. he took aim at romney. he called romney the weakest republican frontrunner in aa century. he is third in delegates, and the winner needs 144444 -- and he has just over one hundred. we will have up to minute reports as the results come in tomorrow night. leon? >> new at 11:00 obama speakss out about the masssare ofsacre of afghan officials. he called the 16 deaths a tragedy and says they do not represent american forces. >> i spoke to president karzai. in no way does this represent the enormous effort by our men and women in uniform in afghanistan. >> karzai said nine of those who were killed or children and three were women. the motivations are not known at this time. the staff sergeant has been in the military for 11 years and is married with two children. >> >>get ready for more speed cameras, as arlington puts in eight new cameras at eight intersections. red light cameras would be posted at 10 intersections in arlington. >> a nte twisew twisth in the mile high quarterback battle between tebow and manning

santorum spoke at the gulf coast energy summit in biloxi.there with his wife's theory 37 delegates are up for grabs in mississippi. in an interview santorum says the race is about to enter a phase in which he will face fewer disadvantages. newt gingrich was also in biloxi, mississippi addressing the gulf coast energy's seventh. he blasted the president's energy policy. the former house speaker has said that he would get gas prices down to $2.50 a gallon if he got elected. >> big changes coming to the forecast, you can see clouds are moving into the north bay and rain is going to be started overnight. storm tracker 4 radar shows a system sitting well to the north. here is a look at future cast. by 6:00 a.m. the rate will be mostly over the north bay. that is where it will stay to most of the morning. showers will be sliding south of the golden gate by 9:00 a.m.. moderate rate remains north of the golden gate. that will continue to the 1:00 hour. by 4:00 p.m. a few more showers down south, but nothing heavy. that is until after 5:00. costs >>j

today he's campaigning in biloxi, mississippi, where he says energy is becoming an increasingly critical national security issue. last tuesday, he scored super tuesday wins in oklahoma and tennessee but the recent polls show he has to work hard today and tomorrow to keep his southern momentum alive. >>> a terrible shooting incident has strained relations between the u.s. military and the people of afghanistan. hear the latest from a ktvu reporter who is in afghanistan. >>> the rain is returning. rosemary's predict ships for -- predicts -- predictions -- rosemary's predictions are up next. >>> the taliban is vowing revenge for the killing of 16 civilians, including nine children in afghanistan. an army sergeant recently deployed to afghanistan allegedly left his base and shot the victims in their homes near kandahar province. president obama called hamid karzai after hearing about the attack to express condolences. the karzai says the attack is unforgivable. sara sidner is in afghanistan. we spoke to her a few hours ago about photos we had just seen. >> we looked at the pictures. they are

. >> meanwhile, rick santorum spoke yesterday at what they call the gulf coast energy summit in biloxippi. he said he believes global warming is bogus. when he speaks about climate science, you listen because as you can see her, he looks a lot like a local weatherman. thanks, rick. now here's newt with sports. >> rick santorum is not writing off the islands. ye yesterday, he went to puerto rico to pick some delegates. he did not pander when the subject turned to what puerto rico would have to do to become a state. saying, like any other state there needs to be compliance with federal law, and that is that english needs to be the principal language. folks. folks, it takes serious cohones to go to puerto rico and tell them to stop saying cohones. >> they're loving this material, aren't they?

as far as right now, the worst weather, a good thunderstorm complex north of biloxi and a strong thunderstorm heading towards greenville. portions of alabama. we'll watch the storms, isolated tornado possible early today. as far as the forecast, the storms will work towards atlanta if you're in georgia, carry the umbrella. same for chicago, indianapolis, st. louis, kansas city. a nice day in dallas. and look at new england, temperatures once again today, not quite as warm as yesterday. but still beautiful. from 80 to 70 degrees. veronica, it continues on, but comes to a crash this weekend. >>> i'm celebrating spring in the meantime. wherever is your spring outfit, bill? >>> overseas job blues, your "first look" at business headlines is straight ahead. >>> four teams have moved onto the elite ate and a number one seed will not be joining them. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances together with the help of the one person who can. a certified financial planner professional. cfp. let's make a plan. >>> welcome back to "first look," i

and he carried biloxi and the gulfport area, but he did it by the narrowest of margins.y the way, he didn't do so hot -- romney did not do well in the memphis suburbs county, particularly the bigest, desoto. he underperred where there should have been more establishment republican support. suburbs of memphis. jackson area. the capitol, and then down on the gulf coast. those are areas where there are wealthier republicans. and that's where he should have overperformed, and he underperformed in those areas. so that's simply where he didn't do it. santorum just did as well and gingrich, for to matter, they did exactly what we thought, this was split the more conservative vote. there is a businessman chamber of commerce vote that is somewhere between i'd argue 33% and 40% in both states, and romney underperformed that number, and that's the key. if you look at this pattern of southern states, 28% in south carolina for romney, 20% in -- i believe it was 26% in georgia, 28% in tennessee, 28% in alabama, 30% in mississippi. so haley barbour's team was worth two points. >> chuck

santorum was in mississippi and he spoke to the gulf coast energy summit in biloxi. >> we've seen that the president has a two-letter energy policy. no. and we need a policy that says -- that doesn't say no to the development of energy. >> reporter: the latest cbs news/new york times polls shows santorum leading nationally with 34% of primary voters. compared to 30% for romney. but santorum's lead is within the margin of error. so hard to tell statistically who is in front. >> it is tight. >>> you have to forgive st. mary's students if they don't get a ton of work done this friday because the basketball team is dancing this weekend. off to the ncaa basketball tournament. they knew they had a bid but it is a threat of losing it on selection sunday. they won their championship last week with a win over gonzaga. they will meet purdue on friday. midwest bracket. in omaha, nebraska. >> how about cal, dancing, too. they earn one of the final large bids. one of the last teams into the party. but they are. in and they will play against south florida on wednesday in a play-in game in dayton. ho

in louisiana, for example, the biloxis left all but 130 acres when a white man fenced much of their holdings for himself, charged several indian women with trespassing on the track and shot the chief who protested his actions. removed, therefore, was more encompassing than southern historians traditionally acknowledged. it also extended over a much longer period. following the civil war, the united states renewed efforts to remove remnants of tribes targeted in the 1830s. in the 1860s commissioner of indian affairs requested funding for an agent to assess feasibility of moving seminoles west, a goal he thought could be accomplished if they were informed of the advantages to be gained there by. in the indian office it seems, memory was short, hope long, and disappointment, at least where the seminoles were concerned, predictable. no one went west. more susceptible to removal efforts were cherokees who were not a part of the core land owning group in north carolina. in the 1870s approximately 100 of these cherokees who whites fraudulently dispossessed of their land and property encamped near e

meanwhile biloxi, further along the coast in mississippi, was overwhelmed by a wall of water 30 feethis was the greatest storm surge in us recorded history and it would cause an enormous amount of damage. katrina started life over the warm waters of the north atlantic ocean on the afternoon of august 23rd about 175 miles southeast of nassau in the bahamas. during the evening it started drifting slowly northeast towards the east coast of florida. by mid-morning the following day the winds forming around the weather system had increased to 40 miles-an-hour. katrina continued to head for florida, making landfall between hallandale beach and north miami early on the evening of august 25th. seven people died as 80 mile-an-hour winds and heavy rain swept the coast, flooding the streets and knocking out the electricity supply to more than one million people. however, this was just the beginning. katrina then moved inland over the everglades, emerging over the gulf of mexico on august 26th. as they tracked its progress observers at the us national hurricane center in miami were pretty sure t

rick santorum yesterday spoke at what they call the gulf coast energy summit, in biloxi, mississippi.e said, he believes global warming is bogus. and when rick santorum speaks about climate science, you listen. because as you can see here, he looks a lot like a local weather man. thanks, rick. now, here's newt with sports. here's what i would ask rick santorum, if global warming isn't real, why don't any of your sweaters have sleeves? santorum went on to say -- he also doesn't believe that carbon dioxide is dangerous. >> when it was tough to say that stuff in the ground is an asset, not a liability, i stood up and said, the science is bogus. i said, this isn't climate science. this is political science. the dangers of carbon dioxide, tell that to a plant how dangerous carbon dioxide is. >> jimmy: really? really? to a plant? [ laughter ] you think being under water is dangerous? tell that to a fish. [ laughter ] i don't get it. but i do like to keep an open mind. i'm going to do exactly what rick santorum suggested, if you don't mind. oh, we happen to have some plants over here. all ri

gingrich told the gulf coast energy summit in biloxi that president obama's energy policy is "kuckooand." and rick santorum focussed on alabama, checking out dreamland barbeque in tuscaloosa. it's been a while since illinois had a voice in helping pick a republican presidential candidate.. but the state is a valuable prize for this year crop of candidates. and they're all headed our way. newt gingrich will hit several campaign events in the northwest suburbs on wednesday and thursday. ron paul will be in champaign- urbana on wednesday. rick santorum has rallies scheduled in niles and elgin this friday and saturday. finally, mitt romney is scheduled to appear one week from today. the old boss and the 29th ward wants to be the new boss. he is raising some eyebrows. there isn't much political patronage to dispense. governments have all downsized. rep danny davis says it is not about and help jobs. the longtime congressman was a loss as a chicago alderman and he has been on the cook county board. the congressman now wants to circle back to set the political tone for the 29th is about wha

and under obama 569 biloxi. under obama 6.4 trillion and the ryan plan balances the budget by 2040 . obama plan balances the budget never. say what you will, at lite the ryan plan addresses the debt. >> guest: there is a lot of cand yenot a lot of veggitables and we'll see in reality. the ryan plan that was supported by the presidential candidate. it is really the romney-ryan plan will be rubber stamped fairs to share responsibility. and it showers huge tax cuts on millionaires and billions and paid for by seniors and veterans. >> chris: you don't know that. you don't know what they will take away in tax deduction. >> guest: independent analyst say there will be tax cuts. 92 can they don't know that, david. they don't know the tax deductions. >> guest: most people think it is a conservative estimate. the right approach is the president's approach. >> chris: even though it does nothing to address the deficit. >> guest: it gets the deficit on a sustainable path it never balances the budget according to the cbo. >>

he spoke at an energy summit in biloxi, mississippi. >> we need a profound change in washington. i am the one candidate who has a clear consistent track record. >> reporter: gingrich is resisting calls to leave the race saying he will do well in the south. >> rick santorum said today he predicts he will get the nomination if the race is still undecided by the republican nomination. >>> here is christie at traffic control. >> hi, mary. hi everyone. traffic is rather light, although we have a couple of delays around the beltway. on the north side inner loop slowing over to charles street. the west side inner loop brake lights from security boulevard past 70. accident wise a sweet air road at jarredville pike. bright side avenue over on the pikeville area. and merit boulevard at north point boulevard in done dun dock. a live look. as you can see things are beginning to build. that's 795 south of franklin boulevard. this track report is brought to you by the cochran firm. visit them online at koch rin firm.com. >>> the loyola greyhounds are dancing today. the 15th seeded greyhounds w

the primaries are critical for gingrich who spoke at an energy sum misin biloxi mississippi. >>> we needund change in washington i am the one candidate who has a clear consistent track record. >> reporter: gingrich is resisting calls to lead the race saying he will do well in the south. wjz eyewitness news. >>> >> today rick santorum said he predicts he will get the nomination if the race is still undecided by the republican convention. >> no more the partying prince prince harry wrapped up his first mayor diplomatic tour to help his grandmothers diamond jubilee -- to mark it rather. harry's 10 day trip to the caribbean and south america he met with leaders and played with children in an interview with cbss seth joans he said he understands his role. >>> very privileged in a position that we are, we have a responsibility and the effect that can have on a country and a charity or whatever, yeah, slowly coming to terms with it and accepting the fact you have the name therefore you have to use it. >> harry is getting rave reviews for how he handled himself on his first international trip re

the primaries are critical for gingrich, who spoke at an energy summit in biloxi mississippi. >> we needa profound change in washington i am the one candidate with a clear consistent track record. >> reporter: gingrich is resisting calls to leave the race saying he will do well in the south. >> now although romney turned 65 today he said he will not enrol in medicare choosing to keep private health insurance. >> anne arundel police are looking for suspects, this 24- carat middle weight championship belt was stolen it is a british empire loansdale belt named after lord lonsdale of great britain. >> baltimores last fortune 500 company is no more constellation energy is now part of chicago based exelon. they will still have a large footprint where they have pledged to build a new head quarters in harbour point but based out of chicago. >> time for a quick look at storys in tomorrow mornings edition of the baltimore sun a baltimore company win as bid to build the world's largest indoor roller coaster in china. >> what the ravens game plan is for the start of free agency. >> look at the ncaa

i will be campaigning in birmingham and mississippi and campaigning in biloxi and back in birmingham. we are not taking anything for granted. >> chris: we'll talk the math, mr. speaker. you won two of the 25 contest states that voted so far and the romney camp said you have to take 70 percent of the outstanding delegates to clinch the nomination. if you were to lose one or both you will stay in this all the way to the convention. doesn't it become impossible to get to 1144 if you don't win both states. >> guest: the mitt romney camp is trying to sell that i should get out of the race and romney is inevitable. romney is the weakest front runner since wood in 1920 and he lost on the 10th ballot. romney has a challenge. he wins a state, he wins ohio he gets 38 percent of the vote and places where no one competes because of money. guam, for example he does fine. but vioming 47 percent . loses kansas outright. most he will get in mississippi and alabama is a third and more likely to get 28 percent. yes, he is a front runner, but not a strong front runner. almost all conservatives are oppos

. >> i want to pretend i'm in biloxi mississippi and because i'm from georgia and i do not want the racestop, i'm going all in, plus my ipay iphone, its like newt land in these states. it feels like newt country. >> that is a tweet right there. it feels like tweet land. >> bethany in her first betting on the wags wager. >> now, i was thinking all in on newt too. but now i feel i have have to do something more dramatic here. i'm so excited with all the cash. i want all in for newt and santorum on two. just to keep it interesting. >> i'm going steady eddie wins the day, santorum, it all about math, take it to tampa a, everywhere, santorum. his daughter is there, who knows? i heard she is good at hula, the white house is pushing back on reports that the u.s. is reexamining involvement in afghanistan. next on "now." sweet, nutty crunchy nut... can't wait 'til morning. wait. ♪ it's morning in the himalayas... [ male announcer ] it's sweet. it's nutty. it's absolutely delicious. kellogg's crunchy nut. it's morning somewhere. with determination. courage. and all the points i earned with my citi

go to the gulf coast, biloxy, romney will do better. we have, the public policy poll and other polls, it's a small early vote. it's only 5%. in florida, it was 40%. >> that's the organization that helped romney. >> right. the second thing, based on the polling, he's not doing better among those voters. everybody tomorrow night has a lot on the line. gingrich has to win at least one of these to keep the momentum going from the georgia victory. santorum wants to keep the momentum from the kansas caucuses. romney would like to demonstrate he can win in the south. >> romney has the new governor of mississippi on. infrastructure wise, turn on the vote, a guy who won an election statewide, it's a good thing to have. gingrich and santorum are hoping for the passion vote. >> two things helping romney. they are both republican states. they didn't used to be. but, the republicans now control the congressional delegations, the state legislature. that's been a big shift from ten years ago. there really is, in the deep south now, a republican establ

today's gulf coast energy summit in biloxi, mississippi, newt gingrich promised to bring the price down to $2 and $0.50 by increasing domestic production. take a license. >> i thinkbelieve it's essential we are the most productive oil and gas producer in the world. one goal is no future president should ever bow to a saudi king. >> give me a break. even "the wall street journal" things given ringbeginning /* gink rich gingrich's acts is nuts. next mr. "mr. gingrich ignores the back of facts about u.s. gas prices. they are largely determined by global market forces. it's hard to see --" this is again "the wall street journal." it's hard to see, they say how mr. obama's policies can be blamed. >> that's exactly right. even so, the president's approval ratings are falling as gas prices rise. according to a new wall street post abc news poll his approval is now at 46% down from 50% a month ago. there was a cbs poll that had the number even lower. and two-thirds of respondents say they disprove of his handling of gas prices. now, the president tried to deflect criticism in his internet addre

today at a gulf coast energy summit in biloxi mississippi. >> the president is trapped. on the one hand he does believe in a green energy high technology very expensive energy get away from all fossil fuel theory of life. on the other hand he is faced with americans who drive trucks and cars which rely on fossil fuels. >> woodruff: as gas prices keep rising, a new abc "washington post" poll showed the president's approval dipping below 50% again. at the white house spokesman jay carney played down the finding. >> the president and the administration is not focused on polling data. we are obviously aware that americans are paying a very high price when they fill up their gas tanks. and the president is focused on that and concerned about it. and understands the kind of impact that has on hard working american families who are trying to make ends meet. >> woodruff: the rising price of gas increasingly shapes up as an issue this fall but for now the republican hopefuls were mainly focused on the voting tomorrow in alabama and mississippi with 90 delegates at stake. for for

the primaries are critical for gingrich who spoke at an energy summit in biloxi, mississippi. >> we need a profound change in washington and the reason i'm running is i'm the one candidate who has a clear consistent track record. >> reporter: gingrich is resisting calls to leave the race saying he will do well in the south. bigad shaban, cbs news. >> one other campaign note. although romney turns 65 today, he says he will not enroll in medicare. instead, he says, he will keep his private health insurance. >>> the u.s. soldier accused of gunning down afghan civilians is reportedly a trained sniper who suffered a traumatic brain injury before the rampage. more than a dozen people were killed in southern afghanistan yesterday. as danielle nottingham reports, the area is now bracing for retaliation. >> reporter: on the streets of kandahar, afghan military forces are on guard. the taliban is vowing revenge for sunday's deadly attack. eyewitnesses say an american soldier went on a shooting spree in two villages killing 16 people including nine children and three women. >> i cannot speak, this

taking aim at the president, newt gingrich and rick santorum addressed the gulf coast energy summit in biloxirning. >> we want to have a candidate who can go up against president obama and make the case about energy in our future, who can draw a sharp contrast. >> these people are idiosyncr y ideologically committed to a fantasy land. >> reporter: a new "the washington post"/abc news poll does seem to indicate president obama is running out of gas when it comes to the issue of oil. almost two-thirds of americans say they disapprove of the way the president has handled price increases at the pump and that seems to be fueling a drop in his overall job approval numbers. 46% of those asked give the president a thumbs up for his work in the white house but 50% disapprove. a big difference from just a month ago when those numbers were reversed. looking to season the shift in momentum -- >> i think it is time to send a president to washington who can fix things in this country. >> reporter: gop front-runner mitt romney got help from self-described red neck comedian jeff fox worthy who told supporter

actually catching on here in the south and one that gingrich talked about at this energy forum in biloxi earlier today. >> i think the biggest issue this fall is going to be drilling versus algae. it's going to be 2 pine 50 a gallon versus $4 a gallon. which future do you want for your children and your country? >> you know, any way you slice it, these are going to be big contests tomorrow. shep, who knew? because alabama and mississippi usually come well after everything is said and done, at least for the republicans. >> shepard: certainly do. 2.50 a gallon for gas and a pony, please. john roberts in birmingham tonight, thank you. the spike in gas prices is apparently hurting the president's poll numbers as it does for every president when the gas prices go up. now the white house says all options are on the table to try to ease the pain a live report on that next. plus a school bus packed with kids slams into a bridge. >> i seen one of them laying on the ground covered up. that's very sad. it breaks my heart. >> shepard: tonight, the latest on what might have caused that crash from the

campaigning in birmingham and in mississippi, and then we will be campaigning again tomorrow morning in biloxi and back in the birmingham area. we are not taking anything for granted these next few days. >> you have won two of the 25 contests that have voted so far. the romney in the south more than 70 percent of the outstanding delegates to children t-- clench the nomination. if you were to win both alabama or mississippi you were going to stay into this to the convention doesn't it become hard and doesn't it become impossible to get to 1144 if you don't win both? >> the romney camp has been trying to sell since last june that i should get out of the race and romney is inevitable. romney is probably the weakest frontrunner since wood in 1920 and he ultimately lost on the 109 ball -- 10th ballot. he has a challenge. he wins ohio. he gets 38 percent of the vote. places where nobody else can compete because of money. guam he does fine. over all he reports a victory. wyoming 40 percent of the vote. he loses kansas outright. the most he will get in mississippi and alabama is probably a third he's

taking aim at the president newt gingrich and rick santorum addressed the gulf coast energy summit in biloxi this morning. >> we want to make sure we have a candidate go up against president obama who can make the case about energy in our future. who can draw a sharp contrast. >> these people are ideologically committed to fantasy land. if you read the president's energy speeches he is in cloud kukoo land. >> reporter: a new poll does seem to indicate president obama is running out of gas when it comes to the issue of oil. almost two-thirds of americans say they disapprove of the way the prds has handled price increases at the pump and that seems to be fueling a drop in his overall job approval numbers. 46% of those asked give the president a thumbs up for his work in the white house but 50% disapprove. a big difference from just a month ago when those numbers were reversed. looking to season the shift in momentum -- i think it is time to send a president to washington who can fix things in this country. >> reporter: gop front-runner mitt romney got some help from self-described red neck com

santorum and gingrich talking energy to voters today in biloxi, mississippi. >> we want to have a candidate against president obama who can make the case about energy and our future, who can draw a sharp contrast about what's really at state. >> reporter: the former house speaker telling voters the u.s. should work on being self- sufficient when it comes to oil and natural gas. >> i believe it is essential for the united states to have an american energy policy. i believe it's essential that we establish the goal of being the most productive oil producer in the world and natural gas producer in the world of. >> reporter: mother nature throwing a wrench into mitt romney's event in mobile, alabama. the former massachusetts governor taking the rail lynn doors and getting some star studded -- the rally indoors and getting some star studded support from comedian jeff foxworthy. >> if you spend more money every year unanimous you take in, is that good -- than you take in, is that good for the economy? even a 5th grader can figure that one out. i know he's smarter than a 5th grader. i sometimes wo

i'll be campaigning in ber ming ham and and in biloxi and in the birmingham area. we're not taking anything for granted the next two days. >> let's talk, mr. speaker. you've won two of the 25 contests. >> states that have voted so far. the romney camp points out you must take moarc more than 70% oe outstanding delegates to clinch the nomination. you said on friday if you were to lose either alabama or mississippi, you're staying in all the way to the convention. didn't it get awfully hard? doesn't it become impossible to get to 1144 if you don't win both states? >> well, you know, the romney camp has been trying to sell since last june that issued get the race and that romney is inevitable. the fact is romney is probably the weakest republican frontrunner since leonard wood in 1920. he ultimately lost on the tenth ballot. romney has a challenge. he wins a state, for example, ohio. he gets 38% of the vote. places where nobody else can compete because of money, guam, for example, he does fine, but overall you report a victory. wyoming, 40% of the vote. he loses kansa

another cereal was in the room and pointed out the mistake and that happened in biloxi, mississippi,nth and the two planes were less than three miles apart, the second time the same controller put two planes in danger of colliding and he has been suspended several times during the 23 years of service. despite winning a presidential election plagued with fraud in russia, president obama did call russia's putin to wish him congratulations taking place yesterday on air force one, and this move creating some controversy as thousands protest the win in the streets of now demanding he resign after reportedly winning 64 percent of the vote on sunday. they are skeptical. and if you are leading a double life, you should not be posing for pictures on facebook, after washington state corrections officer whose two wives found out about each other after facebook. people suggested they become friends. isn't that helpful wife one said she knew something was up when she saw her husband in a wedding photo on wife number two's profile. now he is facing one year in jail on bigamy charges. >>alisyn: and

gingrich addresses an energy form in biloxi later this hour. gas prices back up again. the national price of self served regular shot up 3.5 cents over the weekend to $3.80 a gallon. a month ago we paid a mere $3.51. price of gas is said to be one reason americans took 10.5 billion trips on mass transit last year. that's a 2% bump over 2010 and just short of the 2008 figure, when gas hit an all time hire. the pickup also gets the credit, since most people on buses and trains are commuters. >>> another shocking report of a massacre in syria. opposition activists say 45 women and children have been stabbed and burned to death in the city of holmes. activists say the children were killed in front of their mothers and women and young girls were sexually assaulted before being shot and killed. this was in addition to the killing of 63 other people across the country yesterday. the latest came after talks between the u.s. special enjoy failed to come up with a plan for a cease fire. >>> and the makers of the kony 2012 film about the african war lord are releasing a new film i