>>hace un año, nancy davis y su esposo fueron atacados cuando viajaban hacia estados unidos >>el 15 deple un año del asesinato de jaime zapata, de ice quien fue atacado cuando iban por la carretera, fueron atacados por los zetas. >>finalmente sobre los asesino de john y wanda casias nada se sabe >>y ganador de las primarias republicanas den la florida mitt romney me dijo que hará sobre los millones de indocumentados que viven en el país. >>no me parece que deberiamois recorrer el país deteniendo gente para deportarla, por el contrario, otorgar permisos de trabajo a quienes ingresen en forma legal, los que ingresen de manera ilegal, se les hará difícil encontrar trabajo a la larga. los trabajos son para los legales que estén aquí >>que le diría a los jóvenes >y si llega a ser el candidato elegido, que lo haría mejor que barak obama >>e

. >> estados unidos destaca el agente de migraciÓn jaime zapata, y la misionera nancy davis, ambos asesinadossu iglesia dicen que john y wanda no merecÍan el destino fatal que les tocÓ. >> siempre veÍamos una sonrisa y una mano extendida. >> lamentan su muerte como lamentan que la delincuencia, no respete ocupaciÓn, ni nacionalidad. >> las primeras investigaciones arrojan que el crimen organizado no estarÍa involucrado en estos asesinados, la fiscalÍa dijo que todo parece indicaron que misioneros murieron en manos de una o varias personas conocidas. >> josÉ. >> julio v reportando desde nuestros estudios en la repÚblica mexicana. >> muchÍsimas gracias. >> hoy ante el congreso, el fiscal erick holder, asegurÓ que no hubo encubrimiento sobre el fallido operativo "rÁpido y furioso", pero republicanos en el congreso no se conforman. >> nos vamos directamente a la capital estadounidense con los detalles de lory montenegro. >> testifico ando nuevamente sobre el caso "rÁpido y furioso" el skecretario de justicia se vo frente a republicanos. >> (en inglÉs). >> enojados por la lentitud de la investigac

nancy and sam davis. nancy was shot in the head and killed allegedly by cartel members.war began in mexico back in 2006, the new numbers have just come out. 48,000 murders. 12,000 just in the first 9 months of last year. if you do the math, that's one murder in mexico every 30 minutes. now two more american missionaries. megyn: trace, thank you. the manufacturing mixup has the world's largest drug company scrambling. pfizer recalling 1 million packages of potentially defective birth control pills. now concerns the mistake could cause unwanted pregnancies. coming up, what worried women can do. looking for angtss after an american nuclear power plant is taken offliner. did it leak radiation? if they are look at the same numbers how do they draw such totally different conclusions? we'll investigate after the break. >> the good news is that we are moving in the right direction. megyn: the dark economic forecast just released about it congressional budget office. we showed you last hour the latest remarks from the director of the cbo. >> the pace of the recovery has been slow

nancy cordes on why olympia snowe is leaving the senate. remembering former teen idol davy jones of the monk monkees. >> and david martin, with a wounded veteran of iraq who fights on at home. > captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. they came after midnight when most folks were sleeping. by the time the sun rose today, survivors could see what had terrified them in the night. from a helicopter over harrisburg, illinois, you can follow its path that one tornado took, buildings blown apart on their foundations, winds as high as 170 miles an hour did this. and harrisburg was not alone. 27 tornadoes have been reported. at least nine people are dead, more than 150 injured. the resort town of branson, missouri, is hit hard. the storm system moved east. tornado watches and warnings were posted from mississippi to ohio. we have two correspondents in the disaster area. first, dean reynolds in harrisburg, illinois. dean. >> reporter: scott, just have a look at this behind me here. this used to be a strip mall here in ha

. >> at the same time, you know, a lot of people gave a lot of flack to clive davis for going on with his grammy party. nancyiles is like -- >> my god, she was -- her body was still in the hotel. i -- i just think that's tasteless. i'm sure everybody was in shock. i don't know how i would have reacted. but have it somewhere else if you have to have it. you know what i mean? >> there are people who today say, you know, how could you possibly go on with a party when a massive tragedy has just happened and the death was a whitney houston who was the mentee of the person throwing the party. >> awkward situation. my mother always says people don't know how to act when people die. but i wasn't near the hotel but it was awkward to be in los angeles period. i was at a different party that same night and i felt like the deejay was playing all this music and no one knew whether to dance or not or no one knew how to act. >> we heard from the pastor joe carter about what's going to happen. i want to play a little chunk because it's sort of the same thing. it's like you have entertainers perform or do you have a memorial

nancy. i love that she was so happy when she won. there was so much talk about viola davis winning.. what was it like in the room when the announcement said and the oscar goes to meryl streep? >> i got to tell you, the crowd inside the room went absolutely crazy. i felt like i was at a football game. there was so much hooting and hollering and people standing up. she and octavia were the two who got the standing ovations and meryl's was loud. cheers, people yelling if their seats. i think it was unexpected. people don't realize because she's been nominated so many times. this is only her third oscar. despite being nominated 70 times. she lost 12 times in a row. there were a lot of people so excited to see heroin. as you said, i think that one of the people who were most surprised were her. take a listen at part of her speech. >> when they called my name, i had this feeling i could hear half of america going oh, no. oh, come on. why her? again? you know. but whatever. [ laughter ] >> you've got to love her, right? >> everybody does. thank you, nancy. thank you. you look great. >> tha