dru levenson reports. >>> burned buses and shattered windows are seen in the capital city of damascus. it is the worst violence in the area. this man is upset walk through a mosque pointing the victims of saturday's attack in the southern city. at least 20 people killed. activists say syrian troops shelled this town in an uprising against president aside. amateur video shows the weekend violence spreading into a city. there are concerns syria on the verge of civil war. more proof can with the release of this video from you in observers showing the aftermath of last week's massacre in a farming village. these pictures show buildings burned inside and out and walls riddled with bullet holes and stained with blood. this farmers as he watched men in uniform shell the houses and those loyal to the regime execute 70 people including women and children. there are conflicting accounts about the killing and that makes it difficult to determine what happened and who is responsible. some evidence is gone including the bodies >>> more time that passes difficult to verify they buried the dead imme

i'm dru levenson in auburn that story coming up. >>> it started as a pool party but ended in tragedy. man hunt underway in montgomery, alabama. three people killed near auburn university including two former football stars. the shooter is on the run and authorities know who he is. >>> yellow police tape surrounds the complex for man opened fire killing three people. two of the dead our former auburn football players. police say the incident began with a fight at a party. >>> a trying time and six young people shot, you can tell the community is shaken >>> authorities are searching for is wanted leonard 22 years old he faces three capital murder charges and may be hiding out an hour away in montgomery. police would not release a mode of, near the auburn university campus but they do not believe football was a factor. >>> the only connection that the auburn football team has is it is a victim of a brutal shooting, sometimes a young man get a bad rap, but they are the victims today. >>> on the debt former football players are both 20 years old a current player was wounded. the auburn pol

dru levenson reports police know who the shooter is but not where he is. >>> police did surround the complex were a man opened fire and killed three people and injured three others. to debt our former auburn football players. police said it began it with a fight and at a saturday night party. >>> the community is shaken by this >>> authorities searched for the shooter a 22 year-old man they say he faces three murder charges and thinking may be hiding out an hour away in montgomery. police were not released the motive, at these apartments near auburn univ. but they do not believe football was a factor. >>> the only connection at the auburn football team has is that they are victims of a brutal shooting. sometimes young man get a bad rap, but they are the victims. >>> the dead former football players are to 20 year-old students. the police chief says he plans to do everything he can to bring the case to a close. dru levenson cbs news auburn, alabama. >>> banks are getting help in spain to prevent economic collapse but people are not happy. the dire predictions despite a $100 billion lo

dru levenson shows us the violence is spreading to the nation's capital. >>> amateur video shows thousands of people protesting promising to avenge the deaths of 20 people killed in the southern city. activists say syrian troops shelled the area in an uprising against president aside first erupted in. the presidenviolence spread acre nation erupting concerns of a civil war. people say this weekend's tour of our attack represents the worst violence yet in the area. un observers are looking into the massacre. >>> in this farmer says he watched as men in uniform shell the houses and those loyal to the regime executed 78 people including women and children. a u.n. spokesperson says it is difficult to determine what happened and who is responsible. many of the bodies are gone. >>> in the muslim world the bear the debt immediately >>> activists claim 13,000 people have been killed in syria and since the uprising began dru levenson cbs news >>> growing calls for international intervention but with the growing violence some members of the u. n. security council are against action. it would amount

dru levenson cbs news >>> de fame's at today's pride parade. they're working around-the-clock the solution and not be close low rate stays from dublin. >>> the sun has set on pride weekend, a party this weekend top of the main event the 42nd annual parade and moving spectacle through downtown, anne mackovic along for the ride. >>> such a good feeling out here >>> san francisco's gay pride parade a lush market street in a sea of color. >>> overwhelming this is fantastic i can cry >>> police but john is one of the grand marshals another sarah silverman >>> i think pride is about having fun it is so important this year >>> in the 12 months elegy bt issues continued to evolve don't ask don't tell and said, same- sex marriage to bad news for the supreme court and president obama supports equal marriage rights in california it is not allowed. >>> that is what we're fighting for. >>> this is what we exist for and let our city is a leader i know will get to marriage equality for everybody >>> this year's theme " global equality " l g b t oppression a g

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i am drew levenson in colorado springs with that story coming up. >> and lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center, clouds ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> welcome back. let's take a look at the big board, the dow is up right now more than 200 points, 242. stocks staging one of their biggest rally of the year after europe took concrete steps to address the region's economic crisis. european leaders agreed to send a bailout funds directly to struggling banks and ease austerity measures for the most troubled countries including greece. the most destructive wildfire in colorado history has now claimed at least one life. drew levenson has the very latest from colorado springs where president barack obama is touring the devastation today. >> improve weather conditions are helping firefighters in colorado springs. battling what is now the most destructive wildfire in the state's history. one person was found dead inside of a burned out house, several others are missing. nearly 350 homes are destroyed. >> our condolences to those not only modestly who have lost a family member in this, but who have los

i am drew levenson in tampa, that story coming up. >> who needs a tuxedo? a wet suit was better suited for this wedding party that took a surprising swim. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> >> fighting raged on in syria outside of damascus, the government elite republican guard clashed with rebels in two suburbs about 5 mi. from the center of the city. this was near the republican guard housing compounds. a rare occurrence. today the prime minister of turkey warned syrian troops that approached the border may be attacked. syria shot down a turkish warplanes last week. florida's governor's declared a state of emergency as a tropical storm pounds away at the state. drew levenson reports that the storm is still at least one day away from making landfall. >> relentless rain from tropical storm debra flooded the streets of jacksonville. >> you can hardly get around town, a lot of people are broken down blocking the roads. >> high winds and pounding surf along the gulf coast, forecasters predict the slow- moving storm will cross the state this week before it heads into the at

dru levenson on the celebrations in cairo. >>> egyptians cheered in tears square as word came down mohammadmorrissey their next president. the muslim brotherhood candidate their first democratically elected leader. he address the country. he promised to be a president to all egyptians and thank them for their confidence in him. he defeated another candidate in a runoff. mubarak's 30 rain ended last year when he was thrown from office during a pro-democracy uprising. this man caught more seas victory the first that and egypt is moving forward. other supporters were upset clamming the victory of less than 3% proves that egypt is not united behind muslim brotherhood rule. the white house called on the president elect to advance national unity. morrissey promises his cabinet will be diverse he also said national unity the way to lead his people out of difficult times. he begins his presidency with his powers reduced his supporters vow they will remain in the square until military restores the president authority. quite a scene at jfk airport crews trend for a worst-case scenario terrorist attac

dru levenson has more about the muslim brotherhood candidate. >>> egyptians celebrated into the nightro market mohammad more seas victory the candidate is eases first democratically elected president. marcy pledge to be a leader for all people saying " i will treat all egyptians the sand and respect them equally " he defeated his opponent in the runoff he was hosni mubarak prime minister. mubarak's rain and dead last year. the egyptians who took part in the demonstrations cheered sunday's results. >>> i cannot express anything this is a step >>> morrissey won by under three and half% his opponents claim that egypt is not united. president obama called president-elect morrissey to congratulate him and promised the united states will support egypt's transition to democracy. morrissey says national unity is the way to lead his people out of these difficult times. he begins his presidency with a spouse or reduce. his supporters will remain in the de city square and tell the military restores his authority. >>> one person feared dead after a rough collapsed in a mall in canada. the parking

mindy levenson, thank you for sharing your story with us. we wish you the best of luck.ppreciate you joining us. >> thank you, soledad. >> to find out ways that you can help those wildfire victims, go to cnn.com/impact. >>> coming up next, a sexual predator with many faces but no name. he's known as the tear drop rapist and los angeles police are warning parents not to let their daughters walk alone until he's caught. we've got the full story, coming up. >>> in crime and punishment tonight, a massive effort is under way by the los angeles police department to catch the so-called tear drop rapist. and the city is offering a $50,000 reward for information that will help put him behind bars. more now from miguel marquez who joins us with the very latest. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, soledad. the teardrop rapist has struck again. cnn has learned that 12 days ago this man attempted to rape a young woman right in central los angeles and now police are redoubling their efforts. it is a citywide manhunt. he's called the teardrop rapist. gone for seven years but now h

laurie levenson a criminal law specialist is very familiar with bounty hunter legislation. bounty hunters are sort of a throwback and archaic part of our law and it goes back to a time when people would write out on their horses in the wild west and pick up these fugitives important into the sheriff for prosecution we don't exactly have that system anymore that way i think some family hundreds or at least dangerous because they don't get the same training and they don't have the same standards to become a police officer you have to go through a long process of selection and have to go through months of the academy and be trained and then you're accountable to the court if you violate someone's civil rights than any others don't do that they go through a very abbreviated if any kind of training and when they go out there. and you have to hope that nothing bad happens. the biggest game still eludes the bounty hunters they fall into maine one of the oldest u.s. law enforcement agencies the u.s. marshals. this is tony burke a living nightmare for criminals of southern californi

. >> the prime minister refers to be levenson inquiry. confirm the appearance of being kory, the culture industry was quite properly asked a single question about whether he misled this house and broke the code. >> key point i make to the honorable gentleman is that he asked specifically about why i have not referred the case. that is the case. add heat -- as he knows, i have not done that. the future guidance -- [laughter] -- something he will be discussing, and i will be discussing as well. i would put the copy had both letters. the house might want to know what he said in reply to my letter. >> yes. >> your decision in relation to appearance to the code, is course >> he remains available. >> the key issue is if there has made a judgment. >> that is simply not my job. that is the job of alex. >> i now have been well-whipped. [laughter] the last one be damned -- .omrades peris i like the sound of that. >> he wrote a number -- if we block it, our media center suffered for years. the culture secretary was on straight with the house of comm

really begins to do this is horace taylor, the same member of the committee that was supporting levenson's candidacy. horace was a polish-born jew who came over to the united states as a child, was able to get into and attend harvard, which was no mean feat for a jew in this era, received a phd in philosophy and became a professor, became an academic. in 1915, he wrote an article in "the nation" that was entitled "democracy versus the melting pot," and notice both terms in the title, what does melting pot mean? where have we seen melting pot before? it's one of the models that you can imagine immigrants joining in with american life. in with american life. does anyone remember where the phrase melting pot comes from in this period? it's in the reading for today. which is why i should have given a quiz, perhaps. it's a play, a jewish writer writes a play in 1906 called "the melting pot" which is about the experience of jews coming to the united states. it's a runaway success, an enormous hit, and in the play they tell the story of immigrants coming in and adapting to american life and being

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drew levenson is in colorado springs. what is the latest on the investigation?> where we are always on and another news conference to find out what is going on with the investigation and to find out how many acres of the fire have been contained. right now we are still being told about 15 percent of this fire has been contained. we are in an area where evacuees had been staying. there is a shelter behind me at this local high school and a few minutes ago i had an opportunity to talk with some of the people who have spent the night here and they said, the roughest part about all of this is not knowing whether they still have a house. one woman she told me she just found out her home is standing but she still cannot go there because of the mandatory evacuation. today will be much better day for the firefighters as far as being up there and fighting those blazes because it is a cooler day. there is more humidity which makes it better for fighting the fires. also, less wind. when you put those three things together, it really lets the firefighters get a hold of what

drew levenson shows us the violence has spread from the countryside to the capitol >> amateur video reportedly shows thousands of people protesting promising to avenge the deaths of at least 20 people killed in the southern city. activists say syrian troops shelled the area. in the capital city, shattered windows of burned out buses lined the streets. people who live there say this weekend's 12 our attack represents the worst violence yet in this area. u.n. observers are looking into the reported massacre in a village. this farmer says he watched as men in uniform shelled the houses of those loyal to the regina, executed 78 people including women and children but a u.n. spokeswoman says it is difficult to determine exactly what happened and who is responsible. some of the evidence is gone including the bodies >> especially in the muslim world where they bury the dead immediately. >> activists claim more than 13,000 people have been killed in syria since the uprising began 15 months ago. >> opening statements begin tomorrow in the trial of jerry sandusky, the former football defensive coordinat

. >> what's at stake for the levenson hearings?l of the press. >> that's a small one. >> yes. i think the point is the rules are already in place. they need everybody to obey the laws. >> well, we'll keep an eye on those throughout the day as well. you'll just have to forge ahead without me. >> you're off to vienna for the opec meeting. >> off to vienna. off to see the danube that that's it for the "worldwide exchange." coming up next "squawk box" stateside. have a positively beautiful day. >> thanks for tuning in. [ male announcer ] this is genco services -- mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment knows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ >> good morning. add another list to the name. spain becomes

the levenson commission that was created by the prime minister's office is investigating journalism at sex. -- ethics. >> i swear by almighty god the evidence i give shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> your full name please. >> to david william donald cameron perry >> you have provided us with a witness statement that extends to 84 pages and possesses two exhibits. is this the formal evidence here are tendering to our inquiry? >> it is. >> i am extremely grateful to the obvious work that you no doubt have put into your evidence and the material you have provided the inquiry. >> questions about your career before 2001, when you entered parliament. in your dealings with third parties, to what extent did you express an opinion that was not the opinion of your minister without making it clear that it was not? what's that was quite a long time ago. it is hard to remember all the interactions i had it. i would have had contact with businesses, third parties. the job of a special adviser was to sometimes be a sponge in terms of soaking up a lot of people who want