the ryland has caused widespread concern and the president says he is alarmed and deeply saddened by the loss of life. milton sent this update. >> this is the scene of yesterday's shooting. the police forensic experts have already begun the investigation. the cones that you see, the colorful cones on the ground, represent spent cartridges from the rounds fired yesterday. the national police commissioner is expected to give a detailed press conference later on today. he will explain who fired the first shot and also codifying how many people died here. the national minister police says that the death toll could be as high as 30. president -- of mazuma has condemned the violence as senseless and says -- president jacob zuma has condemned the violence as senseless. this morning, south africans are waking up totally bewildered, shocked at what could happen 18 years after the end of apartheid. >> still to come, we will be reporting live from inside the refugee camp in south sudan. it is being called a humanitarian crisis. a series of child murders that horrified britain 50 years ago, the

couldn't answer his questions about that either like are gsa workers staying in suites at the op ryland hotel in nashville and is it true they've reserved space tonight on a showboat for a social. we have a camera there tonight and we're tracking that, too. >> you have to say what a waste of time to, have the congressional hearing and have someone here that can't answer any of the questions at the heart of the discrepancies. >> she did answer question. s about the conferences, but the hot topic today, the bonuses investigation, she said that's not my job. >> thank you. >>> a house committee grilled the deputy administrator of the tsa today about misconduct in its ranks. congressman mike rogers of alabama says the agency represents everything that is wrong with the federal government and john wolinski told the republican chair that inappropriate behavior won't be tolerated. >> if you have an off, 60,000 people, that's like a city. -- an organization of 60,000 people, you're always going to have crime. i'm not saying we're different than any other group of americans. i'm saying we're exac

punk band pussy riot facing the ring years in a german prison for a protest phaedra this despite rylands condemnation of a shorter prison term handed to the moscow trio. mass killer andras break is declared same and given twenty one years in prison for his fight against islam is serving to inspire radical groups and also europe. and the resumption of nuclear talks between iran and the energy wants is accompanied by concerns over u.n. atomic agency and a growing criticism of sanctions being iranian citizens from artist. up next artie's technology update invites you on a tour around the world's most cutting edge devices. oh and welcome to technology update even though moscow is located some seven hundred kilometers away from the nearest sea it's still a major port city in fact those in the know sometimes refer to it as a five seaport as a result the moscow river and the inventions it's inspired have played a central role in the everyday life of the capital when the rivers free of ice there's a new the in this parade of ships chugging up and down moscow's watery boulevard their purposes ver

i like toll brothers and ryland and kb homes. >> thank you. we'll be back with you throughout the day. sue? >> brian shactman with a market flash. hi, brian. >> hi, sue. look at "the new york times" up about 6.5%. the reports are going to sell about.com. the key to sell for $270 million. i don't know. if you think about apple, not a big deal but the market cap, that cash infusion is a big day. back to you, ty. >> thank you very much. >>> shares of standard charter, that big british bank, number five over there, accused of doing business with iran, today you see it moving a little bit higher right now there. if that's the right quote on it. the ceo taking questions in a media call and asked about that now infamous statement attributed to one of the employeeing saying you blanking americans, who are you to tell us, the rest of the world, that we're not going to deal with the irani iranians. sands said we are still in the process of analyzing whether we recognize the facts, we are in the process of analyzing the interpretations of those facts. hm

and help build a better future for ryland. >>> now, the controversial conservative film, a surprise box office smash that makes the shocking charge that president obama has a secret un-american agenda, as the filmmaker told abc's david wright. >> what is obama's real dream for america? >> reporter: "2016: obama's america" is already so succe successful -- >> the movie the white house doesn't want you to see and the story the media refuses to tell. >> reporter: that the author, dinesh d'souza, is fast becoming the michael moore of the right. are you surprised by the success of the film? >> i'moverwhelmed. >> reporter: his controversial film makes the case that president obama has a secret agen agenda. >> obama has a dream. a dream from his father, that the fins of colonialism be set right and america be down sized. >> reporter: in the movie, d'souza stalks his way through obama's life story, as told in the president's best-selling memoir, "dreams of my father." >> i asked, what is obama's dream? >> reporter: but d'souza takes an entirely different spin. he argues that obama is motivated

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four from ryland again -- from modi land again. i think it is the entire black block with india and china, and they all want the currency to fail. >> mr. ford, would you explain where this amendment sets? you have page two, line four. where would that amendment sit? right up to the word rising. >> turn on your microphone. >> brazil, russia, india and china. >> economies and us on our hegemony and around the world. okay, putting it right and where we have the chinese. spearman because it's not just the chinese. >> that's the amendment. is there a second? i am sorry? did i hear a second? there is a second. >> thanks for the help, but is there a second coming and if there is, please identify yourself. is there a second for the motion? >> henderson from north dakota. i will second. >> all right. discussion. from idaho. >> illinois. >> illinois, i'm sorry. >> i don't think the countries would fit together in their political attitude. i would oppose the amendment. >> they are all working together to trade out of our currency and complete

i notice you'r born in newport ryland. and for john mulligan, i just know that we are going t beat minnesota to the punch we have mike, head of health. and i guarantee you, with th governor's support we are going to make rhode island the first hearing that pam attainshe she comes up and does this. [applause] so, rivalry does not change. i too want to say what an honor it is to have major inspiration for our coury andor me personally here. i also want t t jim m, a good friend and former colleague for also being here. [applause] as was said, on october 3rd 08, president george. bush health parity and addiction uity act. it was named in honor of two senators, both of whom knew the personal toll of mentalss ono wotive t s sigd. regulators he today, advocates, citizens and to that ts set out do, to cement in our statutes the rights o the mentally ill and to banish disincrimhat health care will ever have. another is concern in this room about our role here, gems and my own, that we are either speaking too much for the administra

helped lead the investigation and recovery efforts for the egypt air 990 crashed off the coast of ryland. in 2007, pistole received the everett h. levi award for outstanding professionalism and extempore integrity she is a recipient of the 2005 presidential rank award for the distinguished executive service. since his confirmation in july 2010 administrator pistole has been one of the most important partners through his leadership, the known crimber and trusted traveler programs became a reality the success of the known crimber is a result of alpa a4a and ed pastor pistole is central to that success. last month that tsa took the known crimber program to the next level when it announced that flight attendants cannot participate in the program. alpa has been a strong proponent for including flight attendants and non-crew member and we fully support their participation in the program. administrator pistole embodies many qualities that week for have come to rely on when we in advance aviation safety and security goals and since i became the president of alpa we have developed a constant dial