of shar done, ohio, about 30 miles east of cleveland. the teen admitted taking a handgun and a knife to the high school and firing on students in the cafeteria. today, two more students died from their injuries bring the total to three dead. nbc bay area's jay gray is in share done with more tonight. >> reporter: for the first time since the attack, the alleged gunman appears in juvenile court. >> hard to fathom that he would do such a thing. that morning i was sitting on the bus with a boy with the intent to kill people. >> reporter: most every morning, tj lane and dozens of students waited in the chardon high school cafeteria for a bus ride to a vocational campus, yesterday was anything but normal. >> sha done high school, we have shots fired, guns, multiple gunshots. chardon high school, shots fired, guns, multiple gunshots. >> five students gunned down, three fatally wounded. injuries to the two others are not considered life threatening. lane said he randomly chose his victims. this was the effect of one lone gunman. as i stated ear

shar gained a lf-percent, but volume doubled as the company reported stronger than expected earnings. the company credits the mild winter weather for helping sales, as homeowners didn't wait for the spring to start home improvement projects. and that's tonig's "market focus." >> susie: kraft says price hikes helped it make more money in the fourth quarter of last year. but those higher prices also cost the food manufacturer customers. food companies have been raising prices to cover higher commodity costs. as diane eastabrook reports, sometimes, it takes a skilled eye to notice them. >> reporter: this is the sound of sticker shock at the grocery store. for the past year, customers at harvestime foods in chicago have been getting squeezed by higher prices from the produce aisle to the cereal aisle. higher commodity prices are to blame. store owner chris dallas shows how food manufacturers have been passing the higher costs on in subtle and not-so-subtle ways. >> breyers ice cream, which used to be a half gallon-- it's no longer a half gallon. we're now missing quite a few ounces from t

wants to share their viewing experiences with their friends online and they do not voluntahave to shar. if a person wants to share on a case by case basis, they can do so manually. similarly a person that chooses to share on a continuous basis can disable the share function before watching the streaming video that he or she wants to exclude. in order to clarify the uncertainty of the language to vppa on disclosure i support an amendment such as hr 21.71. i agree it a best practice that the durable oppose should be opted in. that is genuine consent. i join the seidea that this wil not under mine the purpose of the vppa. people should as a matter of free expression be able to share as they choose and companies should not face legal penalties for providing them with that choice, as governments around the world including our own consider ways to improve the privacy frame works there are big decisions to be made as senator watt pointed out. starting a process in the name of privacy protection through which lawmakers decide case by case, what information can be shared seems terribly ill advi

back and try to cool things down before the escalate out of control now as middle east blogger karl shar of talking to us from london. it's a moment of truth for greece as euro zone finance ministers gather in brussels to decide its future the french finance minister has hinted the outcome could be an athlon this favor greece has met all of its creditors as demands to secure the second bailout and is expecting to be rewarded with the euro zone's backing the country has already forced a massive new austerity package to qualify for one hundred and. rescue cash but there is now talks that funds could be paid into a specially set up account athens is access to it would be restricted and if it misses its targets the cash flow would stop the rage of the greek people however is only growing with every new political measure imposed as artie's jacob grieves reports voting for more still receive soviet dubbed by greece's caretaker prime minister as a moment of historic responsibility a notion some especially the greek population feel has been lost on euro zone leaders. i feel disappointed and sad

. >>> tea party favorite shar ron angle is weighing in on the debate. santorum camp released a statement saying they were thrilled to accept the support of a strong fighter for conservativism and the tea party movement. >>> in ore other news, planned parenthood has been flooded with donations. all of this within the last 24 hours. the ground swell of grass root support coming in the wake of the komen foundation's decision to pull grant funding amid-a federal investigation into planned parenthood and abortion funding. the president of planned parenthood called it a shock in an interview with lawrence o'donnell. >> this is a relationship we have had for many years. it came as a total shock and real disappointment. when politics gets in the way of health care access. >> it was regrettable when policies impacting grantees, but the organization must evolve to meet the needs of women. joining me from washington this morning is lau ret ta sanchez. it's great to see you. you are one of a group of california congresswomen who issued a statement about this callin

katherine's monastery and the resort area, the diving area of shar mel sheikh, and as they were traveling they were stopped by local bedouins. two americans were taken along with their tour guide and the local police chief in sinai is trying to get all the different tribal leaders, bedouin tribal leaders together and work out some negotiated settlement. the good news is the police chief says he has been in touch with the major tribal leaders, including, we believe, the tribes that are holding these americans, but no word if they have been released. it is not -- or it does not appear, however, to be a kind of al qaeda situation when tribes tend to kidnap people across the arab world, they usually want something in exchange from the government. they want money, they want their own tribesmen released from prison. it's not usually a political statement. >> chief foreign correspondent richard enzbel. thank you. >>> denver's getting blasted this morning by a major winter storm. about 200 flights have been canceled at denver international and parts of interstate 70 and 25 also closed there. the

river for him, 3 million shars of rim is 45 million bucks. sounds like a lot to you and me. relative to the size of his fund, it's 1%. >> so it's not huge. you see any value in rim at this point? >> no. i don't see any value in the point of david einhorn purchasing this stake. it's only 45 million. it's a slice. it's certainly not something he has a strong conviction in. >> rim bottomed out. had a run up to 18. now it's back up for you. my sense is now given what we just heard, the stock's probably on the side of 15. i haven't seen it yet. i'll sort of take the other side. i do think there's some value in the stock. maybe not the company. i think the company's still a mess. but the stock may be interesting here. 15 bucks getting a selloff here might be worthy. >> what do you mean there's value in the stock not the company? >> just trading instruments to me. though the company is broken and the stock over the last six months has shown you that, over the last month and a half showed you that maybe 15 or so is not the right price. maybe the right price is closer to 19.5, 20. i

. >> reporter: charlene shar eve was one of the residents compelled to visit the new hope baptist churchhereas a young girl, whitney stunned the congregation with a powerful voice. ♪ i hope life treats you kind >> reporter: a voice that became so famous, everyone from whitney's old neighborhood can now feel the absence. >> i am devastated. she was definitely a superstar, you know, to have seen her, you know, come from her background and, you know, wind up in this way, like a lot of the other stars, michael jackson and rick james and all of them, you know, it's really sad. >> this is public pain, but the grief is very personal. >> reporter: pastor joe carter is already getting ready for a 6:30 a.m. service. he's known the family for 19 years, and they are the focus of his sunday prayers. >> right now, our concern is for the family, for her daughter, her mother, her entire family and for the church in this hour grieving along with them. >> reporter: pastor carter said he will be working through the night, page, on the special prayer service dedicated to whitney houston tomorrow morning at

let me bring back shar and mark, our analysts that have been handicapping the cisco quarter. you heard john chambers speaking to jon and myself. shah, your commentary from what you learned from these numbers and chambers speaking to us just a moment ago? >> his comments really reaffirm our view that this is a sustainable turn-around. it's amazing, just a year ago, they were losing share. now they're gaining share. we think the stock's going to continue to work. >> mark, what's your take? >> i think they get more comfort in their business and visibility. we've moved on to the sustainability stage. can the company see clarity into the generation and boost its dividend. i think that's something we look for in the springtime time frame. >> you've got a target price on the stock of $25 a share. jon fortt, what was your takeaway in terms of john chambers there? i thought that the cloud potential is also something that seems to be not making it into the headlines here, but certainly quite potentially profitable. >> absolutely. they've got a growth driver there, and particularly the

it is a burning oil pipeline shell that's part of president ba slar shar al assad's crackdo the uprising. this morning he's calling for a referendum that could bring a new constitution. >>> in iran, president mahmoud ahmadinejad is flexing his nuclear muscle. officials say today the country has inserted the first iranian-made nuclear fuel rod into its research reactor near tehran. iranian state tv reports this is proof of that country's skill, expertise and nuclear development. tehran has long said its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes only. >>> thank you. a little girl is in stable condition this morning and her grandmother is fighting for her life after getting caught in the cross fire of a shoot-out at tina's nail salon in vallejo monday night. police say the intended target was a 27-year-old target inside the salon. one person is in custody but police are still looking for two others. >>> the chief probation officer in alameda county on administrative leave this morning amid sexual assault allegations. he's been accused by a deputy probation office. the accused says the allega

it is a burning pipeline, shelled as part of braze shar al asad.rning assad is calling for a new referendum that could bring a new constitution. >>> in iran this morning, president mahmoud ahmadinejad is delivering on his promise to reveal new nuclear projects today. officials say the country has inserted the first iranian made nuclear fuel rod into its research reactor near tehran. rain yan state tv reports this is proof of that country's skill, expertise and nuclear development. >>> meanwhile we are learning iran, upset about tough western sanctions, has just decided to cut oil exports to six european countries. laura and jon? >> marla, thank you. >>> 6:54. the "today" show is coming up next. matt lauer is here to show us what they are working on this morning. >>> good morning. coming up on a wednesday here on "today," the investigation into whitney houston's death turns to the prescription drugs found in her hotel room. we'll have the latest on a developing story. >>> also ahead, rick santorum leading or near the top in four new national polls l

police are saying jane be shar ra was murdered in her house, not her car.as wearing her house slippers and had broken finger nails, in a possible sign she fought for her life. the basharas have two grown children. they're both standing by their dad. the attorney speaking on their behalf says they're understandably anguished right now. >> let's bring in dan abrams. >> you have someone coming forward and saying, i was involved. i was there. it happened in the house. that's huge. because it immediately eliminates the possibility of a stranger. or a car jacker. let's remember. let's be a little careful here. arrest was made. but in high-profile cases, you do have a lot of people a that come out of the woodwork claiming involvement, claiming they know what happened. it seems the authorities are giving this guy's story real credibility. and that could mean a major development in the investigation. >> all along, police have indicated they didn't think it was a random act. >> it never made sense. a strangulation. her cell phone in the car. wearing her slippers, in

did nothing, they gave the green light and the okay to bash shar assad to kill more.me that he got -- that he used rocket launchers after u.n. he felt safe. >> so, that accusation really is that the u.n., through inaction, has been emboldening bashar al assad, something i think you can see in evidence maybe on the ground today. reports of a hinted crackdown and video you are about to see from homs . many residents in the area here, the crackdown continues, the onslaught is absolutely 100% in evidence. in the east from me here, clashes breaking out again this morning, a death toll of about 40 today amid these demonstrations, so, no real suggestion that yesterday's vote has done anything to sway the syrian regime. suzanne? >> such a discouraging situation there on the ground. clearly, people like danny trying to bring attention to this story. thank you very much, nick, we really appreciate it. >>> and another story we are following, whitney houston taking on a lot of up and coming artists under her wing. she inspired countless artists and one of those inspired singers,

. >> reporter: bubba shar all but plenty left.osition. >> we're headed to a new era in the syrian conflict in which you're going to have a lot more bloodshed, something akin to an insurgency against the state, as well as dipping into a civil war. >> reporter: what's next? secretary of state hillary clinton says u.s. will work with countries outside the u.n. to pressure syria, increase sanctions and convince those around asaad to abandon him and in a warning to russia, expose those who fund and provide weapons to the syrian regime. wolf? >> jill, thanks very, very much. >>> he's known as one of osama bin laden's right-hand men and is believed to be an inspiration behind the 9/11 terror attacks. but now, after yourself behind wars, there are startling indications that this al qaeda ally may actually go free. we'll bring in our own brian todd working the details. brian, what's going on? >> abu atadda connected to people that have committed notorious terror attacks and in britain, there's again win concern that this man considered ver

and this is all happening at the hands of their own leader, president ba shr arka shar assa.very graphic, but it shows what's happening on the ground here. syria blames assad regime. there is a 13-year-old boy bl d bloodie bloodied, limp and buried under the rubble. cnn cannot independently verify the numbers since cnn has been restricted from inside the country. our senior international correspondent is joining us from beirut. nick, in terms of a possible full out ground invasion, what signs are you seeing that that's possibly begun or that it's imminent? >> what activists have been telling us was that in the city of homs earlier today, there were a lot of military pulled back from their normal checkpoint. the citizens believe they thought the army was amassing in advance. that neighborhood in homs where there has been vicious ongoing attack is where a lot of the video from homs comes from. today into a neighborhood that has been ground forces, syrian government ground forces gone into the neighborhood on a ground offensive against the free syrian army. and for the first tim

let's begin this morning with the latest from shar done, ohio. a second student has died after yesterday's shooting at the high school. he is 17-year-old russell king jr. a 16-year-old daniel parmertor died in the shooting. three others remain hospitalized. the alleged gunman is identified as 17-year-old t.j. lane, a sophomore and student at a nearby school for at-risk kids. he's accused of targeting a table of students at a school cafeteria. authorities have searched his house. lane is due in juvenile court this afternoon. >>> recent facebook postings by lane hinted at his dark side talking about, quote, death. not just stalking you, but inside of you. even using the line, quote, die all of you, unquote. the school remains closed. flags flying half staff across the state today. people in the community coming together last night for a vigil. and this, sound from police dispatchers as the horrific scenes unfolded at the school. >> chardon, we have three students down in the cafeteria at this time. we still don't know where the shooter is. also the

. >> i want to play a clip of what chief mckenna said, shar to be police chief said. >> as a result of that practice, if you would, law enforcement was completely placed inside the school upon arrival. and we believe that that helped to lessen the tragedy that occurred. unfortunately, much had occurred prior to law enforcement's arrival. >> there's the police chief in a small community, chardon, ohio, just outside of cleveland. deb, stand by. we'll continue the breaking news. we have other news we're watching as well. >>> what's happening on the political front? breaking news also in syria. that's all coming up here in "the situation room." st, the sweetest, the freshest. nobody can ever get enough. [ male announcer ] it's lobsterfest at red lobster, the one time of year you can savor 12 exciting lobster entrees like lobster lover's dream or new maine lobster and shrimp trio. [ laura ] hot, right out of the shell. i love lobster. i'm laura mclennan from spruce head, maine, and i sea food differently. sadly, no. oh. but i did pick up your dry cleaning and had your shoes shined. well, i

i know that a vast majority of my friends on the other side of the aisle shar this belief as well. calling to service noes -- knows no party label. madam speaker, i urge a yes vote on the bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan. mr. conyers: madam speaker, i am pleased now to recogne the original author of this bill, and because of her deep concern about this matter i'm going to yield her as much time as she may coume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized for as much time as she may consume. ms. slaughter: good morning, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman for his generosity. try as i may the majority leader cantor and the house republican leadership were unable to move forward with the stock act without keeping at least some of the reforms that we included in its bill six years ago. however when it comes to k street it appears that republican leadership couldn't stomach the pressure from the political intelligence community. after working behin

shar i think there is a pretty clear path going forward, which is implicit in your testimony, and i think most of the people can get their arms around it. goode said the share represents -- the chair references the problems we have had with medicare because we have a flawed payment system more than anything else, and as long as we are going to pay for volume, people will increase in volume, and congress will file down what is reported to be reforms, and it is of bipartisan failing. congress has more volume, less value. what we have in the affordable care act is an outline of things that your studies show if allowed to work would have a substantial affect on the cost curves. i think we could have a robust conversation if we focused on the military. i think most of us do not think we need troops in western europe 65 years after in world war ii. we can dramatically scaled-down nuclear arsenals. do we need 12 aircraft carriers when nobody else has one that is comparable to what we have got, and you do not build those overnight. i go over agriculture, and i thought that was a bright spot in an