. >> a lot of unanswered questions, but no doubt in my mind that action is necessary now, in the united states needs to be a part of it. charles taylor gets a bit the- year sentence for war crimes described as some of the most heinous in history. in the digital age, bringing back the good-old fashioned bookshop. er inlcome to our view mirro around the world. 13 bodies apparently executed were found in the eastern part of syria. the killings were discovered even as the u.n. security council held a meeting on last week's massacre that left more than 100 people dead and sparked wide-right combination of the regime. james robbins starts our coverage. >> no sign of the plea for peace in syria being heated. our creeks of violence in different parts of the country. -- outbreaks of violence in different parts of the country. last friday's massacre took place in houla. >> the syrian government, people are extremely troubled with this heinous and unjustified terrorist killing that took place and houla. today and other massacre was uncovered. -- today another massacre was uncovered. some were shot

washington scored two unanswered goals to take a one- goal lead in the third. with seconds left in the game, the rangers go on a power play and pull their goalie. brad richards scoring with 6.6 seconds to go to force overtime. in overtime, the rapers were still on the power play. they win the face-off and mark stahl slaps home a game winner. game six tomorrow night in d.c. >>> some new details concerning the health of chuck brown. >> straight ahead, new information from his family including an update on his condition as he recovers in the hospital. we are checking more headlines coming your way next. ♪ so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we don't care anymore? we just eat whatever tastes good? excuse me? [ man ] like these sweet honey clusters, they're awesome so no way they're good for you. but i guess that's okay right? actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? ya know? cancel the gym membership. bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber

there's still a lot of unanswered questions. both victims are still recovering in the hospital. baltimore county police say a man has critical injuries after he was shot, while a woman was stabbed. her injuries are not life- threatening. police suspect the intruders entered by the back of the home. then a confrontation took place before the shooting and stabbing. people living nearby say situations like this are rare in this neighborhood. >> my sister lives on this street. it is unfortunate. around this area, you do have to watch here and there. the kids love to come out and play and have a good time. it is tough win so badly this happens. >> anyone with information is urged to call it baltimore county police department. nadia ramdass, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. one man is dead white woman recovers after a boy friend attacked her and held her captive. the into happened on sunday afternoon on fenwick avenue. there was a standoff and the boyfriend reportedly turned the gun on himself. five people are recovering after being exposed to dangerous levels of carbon monoxide. fire c

there are unanswered questions. both victims are still getting medical treatment. the adult male had critical injuries after he was shot. a woman was stabbed. police say her injuries are non- like setting. people who live nearby say situations like this are rare in the neighborhood. >> i am very familiar with the area. my sister lives on this street. it is unfortunate. you do have to watch, but the kids love to come out and play. the neighborhood love to get along. it is tough when something like this happens. with baltimore county police do not have information on the suspect. they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. >> police are looking for three men who walked away from the halfway house in west baltimore. these are the individuals on your screen. we're told securities -- security guards heard an alarm. when they did a head count, the men were missing. all three were serving sentences for drug distribution. anyone with information on their whereabouts is asked to call police. a woman in northeast baltimore was rushed to the hospital after her

they admit her calls to the owner of the plants will probably go unanswered. >> >> reporter: the woman call 9113:30 this morning -- this morning because the warehouse was on fire. firefighters discovered the huge grow. police say there were 2100 plants inside. one resident heard about it, but said it was so unbelievable he had to see it. >> i never thought nothing like that was going on. that is ironic there >> reporter: pg&e shut the power off once officials realized the high level of use. people who live in the area says everyone in the neighborhood knows everyone, but no one suspected a thing. >> they were open. nobody knew. nobody knew nothing. and it is crazy that nobody knew in the hood like that. >> reporter: police say they have the name of the person who these plants belong to. now that they've finished emptying out the warehouse they are going to go and look for that person. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> breaking news in san small gas leak just forced evacuation of part of contra costa college. the leak is near the library. a spokesman says they've moved a few hundred studen

six unanswered goal from maryland.dvance to the final four for the second straight year. nice job, terps made it to the national championship last year, but lost to virginia. >> uva. we covered that. great game. tomorrow is going to start out. >>> i like sunshine in the morning, maybe some showers before the day is completely done with us. >> that's our news for tonight. mick jagger and "saturday night live" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. >>> this is pbs. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

devils scored four unanswered and beat the flyers 4-1. series even at one. >>> any time you bet the best time in the a.l. it's worth a pat on the back. when you do it with a walk off home run, it makes the show. blue jays won 8-7. that is the sports on "early today" i'm fred roggin. >>> who is the latest star rumored to be hot short list for the x-factor? entertainment straight ahead. >>> years of hard work and dedication pay off for one texas teen, we'll tell you why, you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. what you need to know, severe weather-wise, best chance of nasty thunderstorms that could do damage from omaha to des moines, areas of western portions of iowa and eastern nebraska are most at risk today. we will see thunderstorms possibly even strong from chicago to indianapolis, to even washington, d.c. late today and tomorrow, most of the great lakes will see a good round of severe thunderstorms. stormy pattern northern plains through the great lakes. >>> if you're watching us on news 4 woai in san antonio, texas, delve in

it definitely leads to a lot of unanswered questions. >> whether this is going to touch the mayor and how it can affect him. when we're talking about these checks that were given at the time mayoral candidate sulaimon brown, we're not talking about a lot of money. three money orders, two for $100 and one for $335. that's really not a lot of money. in this particular case. >> it's absolutely nothing when you think about the millions of dollars that were eventually raised. the issue is not so much the money orders as it is the destruction of the information. that's the issue. >> there are some names we have not -- that have not come up in this particular case. i'm talking about lorrainegreene and her top deputy. she was in -- lorraine greene and her deputy in charge of the mayor's campaign. what do you think? >> don't forget reuben charms -- rubin charles as well. needless to say those folks -- [indiscernible] -- a tremendous amount of scrutiny and investigation. mr. gore was a part of that core leadership group that was advising the mayor. >> we're going to be following this closely. t

if his debt leaves behind countless unanswered questions about the bombing mid-air in 1988.1,000 feet above scotland. attack killed all 259 people on board, most americans, and 11 people on the ground. many questioned his guilt in the attack and whether others may have gone unpunished. another loss in the music world the bee-gee's star robin gibbs died after a long bout with cancer and intestinal problems. >> ♪ >> he along with his two brothers define the disco era beginning their career in the 1960's. they were the sound track for the 1977 movie "saturday night fever." created classics like "staying alive." robin gibb was 62. he was one bludgeons honored during last night's billboard music awards. >> jordin sparks paid tribute to whitney houston, honored with the millennium board. >> ♪ i will always love you ♪ >> whitney houston's sister-in- law and her daughter bobbi kristina on hand to accept the award. bobbi kristina thanks everyone who was there for her family during the good times and bad times. >> i am just glad to have been in the life of such an incredible woman. th

devils shoot down the philadelphia flyers and they did it during the third period, scoring four unansweredoals. devils blow by the flyers 4-1, evening their eastern conference semifinals at one game each. >>> in baseball, texas pays for just one bad pitch. in the top of the ninth, the rangers' michael young knocks in the tying run against toronto, but in the bottom of the frame, full count, brett lowrie blasts the walkoff homer to give the blue jays an 8-7 win over the rangers. that's got to hurt. >>> when we come back, an all-star lineup in federal court. roger clemens comes face to face with a former teammate during his perjury trial. come for a smoke? yeah. no. you quit? i'm trying nicoderm cq. [ male announcer ] nicoderm cq, the patch with 24-hour smart control technology, lets you celebrate a little win every time you say no to a cigarette. nicoderm cq. quit one day at a time. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word. you have yet to master the quiet sneeze. you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts. well, muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives y

still, a lot of unanswered questions in the minds of a lot of parents. amy hollyfield h abc7 news. >>> right now, -- in san ramon the search is underway for three pacifics in an armed robbery attempt at a jewelry store. a fourth suspect was shot and killed by the store's owner. the four men tried to rob gold n treasures on san ramon valley build yesterday afternoon. one man was shot in the store he later died at a hospital. police believe the suspects were driving a white four-door 90s model sedan. >>> right now in los angeles, the two men accused of beating giants' fan brian stow are back in court. prosecutors plan to present details of the beating that left stow with a traumatic head injury. yesterday, they played a recorded cell phone conversation where suspect marvin norwood con fesses to his mother that he was vol -- involved in the beating. stow is under going -- undergoing aggressive rehab. >>> the man accused of killing sire soar is expected to enter a plea. antolin garcia-torres appeared before a judge a week ago. investigators believe he took h

really come, although questions remain unanswered. it was only one there was a possibility of getting ahold of the full government is vile and talking to everybody who is involved on the inside investigation, there was this fabulous opportunity for me to look at a major historical event in a way that had never been done before. that, to me, was a gift of projects. express i had is less important than the outcome. i did my very best to hear everybody come in to try to account for everything. there are many things i don't know. one of the rules that i teach when i teach journalism, and it is important to tell the difference between what you know and don't know to make that very clear to the reader. that is what i tried to do with this project. there are puzzles that i manage managed to solve, and others i didn't. i hope i can ask questions a little bit more sharply than the questions that were asked before. >> first of all, thank you for coming. i read your book. >> thank you. >> [inaudible question] colonel george wallace [inaudible qu

morning and he says that they're not ruling anything out in this case because there are so many unanswered questions. >> police say the husband found his wife, 37 year-old aman amy freeman, and his daughter inside of their home with gunshot wounds. >> we will not be able to determine if that gun was used in the crime until the autopsy. >> investigators worked late into the night looking for evidence inside of the home. they say the husband is not a suspect in this case and is not in custody. but is a person of interest. >> because he discovered the bodies, and called 9 1 1 and is the only other residents and home. certainly he is a person of interest as the only of the person that we have at the scene so far that we're aware of. >> neighbors say the family recently moved into the neighborhood, relocating from the midwest. >> i never really spoke to them and introduce myself. >> the 13 year-old daughter was an eighth grader at this middle school in pleasanton. she would have taken standardized test today but instead the testing has been postponed for all of the students. >> i think the most

the scottish government agreed that many questions remained unanswered. >> there was an ongoing criminal investigation that has been dealt with by the crown and the police. it would be for them. the scottish government carry >> he died a convicted killer, but a quarter of a century on, the truth about how and by whom these 271 were murdered is as elusive as ever. >> you are watching newsday on the bbc, live from singapore and london. still to come, a jail sentence for the american university studio used his web cam to spy on his gay roommate. >> let's look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. the suicide bomb attack in yemen, more than 90 died in the attack in the capital. al qaeda local wing has taken responsibility. financial times deutschland blames greed for the pollen share price. -- fall in share price. this suggests the company was overvalued. google perhaps has a few too many. the eu has issued a surprise and the monopoly ultimatum to the online search giant. a newspaper says germany will reject proposals at a summit on wednesday. the former england football

and unanswered is hout debt will be repaid. >> this is not like they're just going to close the door and walk away on the other side. and morgue yet about what happened. >> and. >> there will be have approve changes made to the agreement. nick smith abc 7 news. >> and there are two suspects in the beating of brian stow face more trouble after being indicted on weapons charges. authorities say they found numerous guns hidden in the home of marvin norwood. police believe norwood and sanchez attacked stow after giants and dodgers opened 2011 season in dodger stadium. stow continues to recover from a traumatic brain injury. >> and from her home town in venezuela, illiana lopez is speaking out. during the domestic violence case against ross mirkarimi the district attorney released stills from the video showing a bruise on lopez's arm. and if i were a woman in domestic violence situation, if i were really a woman who is terrified how this can help me? this could destroy me completely. if i am in san francisco with theo how you can deal with that? if i were a victim? >> and this interview a

guillermo motta tested positive for a weight-loss drug that is also used as a performance unanswered. he was banned for games in 2006 so he gets nailed with 100 games this time. he is blaming the positive test on his children's cough medicine. the giants took on the l.a. dodgers. it was 1-1 in the sixth and tell one run scores and the floodgates open for the dodgers who blew the game open in the eighth inning. they beat the giants by a score of 9-1. what has to lay eggs and clocks on the soccer field? >> i guess it would be a chicken. this chicken interrupted match yesterday. it was wearing a flag of the blackburn rovers meant as a protest against their ownership. he became the star of the match the leading captured. he was safely escorted off the field. usually it is a crazy fan running on the field >> or a squirrel or something. >> 457, a new meeting to bipartisanship >> the proposal that all state lawmakers were cheering for. >> see the vehicle that does not need anyone behind the wheel. >> we're live in the east bay where a mother and daughter are shot and killed inside their home

. >> after decades of silence and unanswered questions, brazil is finally facing the truth with the inauguration of a commission to investigate the past. brazilian president is among the thousands of brazilians arrested and tortured. >> brazilians deserve the truth. and those who lost friends and relatives deserve the facts. they continue to suffer and die a little bit each day. >> they have the support of three other former presidents who attended. but for some in the military, her deep involvement with this issue is just further evidence that the truth commission is an biased attempt at revenge. others criticized the commission, because it had powers to investigate and even name people involved in crimes but will not be able to punish anybody because of a 1979 amnesty law. the seven commissioners sworn in today will have two years to carry out inquiries and to write a report. there is little hope anybody will be prosecuted. but the investigations may at long last bring closure for victims and their families. pablo in sow power. >> you're watching "bbc world news." i'm david eades. the headline

the million dollar question that went unanswers at berkshire hathaway's meeting. >> tom: we begin with oil prices. there is uncertain economy in the global oil market. crude figures fell for the fourth straight session. dropping 55 cents a barrel. now this drop in oil prices is clearly great news for drivers and the u.s. economy. suzanne pratt reports. >> the slip and slide in oil prices continue today. this time europe in it's bibig political changes were behind the investor selling. >> now with the election results we skau over the weekend they're concerned the measures that they would help europe will not come to pass. >> also the worry with the sell off is worries of the u.s. economy, and an easing of tension with iran. crude oil futures have dropped 7 percent in the last week and prices are $12 be low the february high. some predict the decline will last. >> i think we would go as low at 90 =tkrarz and prices won't go back up. >> the drop in crude prices should show up in gas prices for the summer driving season. that's great for consumers. >> gasoline is the biggest component for

they admit her calls to the owner of the plants will probably go unanswered. >> >> reporter: the woman call 9113:30 this morning -- this morning because the warehouse was on fire. firefighters discovered the huge grow. police say there were 2100 plants inside. one resident heard about it, but said it was so unbelievable he had to see it. >> i never thought nothing like that was going on. that is ironic there >> reporter: pg&e shut the power off once officials realized the high level of use. people who live in the area says everyone in the neighborhood knows everyone, but no one suspected a thing. >> they were open. nobody knew. nobody knew nothing. and it is crazy that nobody knew in the hood like that. >> reporter: police say they have the name of the person who these plants belong to. now that they've finished emptying out the warehouse they are going to go and look for that person. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> breaking news in san small gas leak just forced evacuation of part of contra costa college. the leak is near the library. a spokesman says they've moved a few hundred studen

there are a lot of unanswered questions in the case including if the suspect new sierra and where her body maybe. there were searches in the ponds and reservoirs' and several fields in the south of santa clara county. we will need to get more information and news conference begins at 8:00 this morning here at the sheriff's office in san jose. >> the suspect was arrested at the safeway store in morgan hill. one witness described what happened >> it was 530 and we saw a bunch of cops around and we couldn't see anyone else but the cops and they had their guns drawn and it took someone away. >> could you know who might be? >> i had no idea >> how much you know about the case and how big is in the area? >> for me personally, i did not know her but i went to the same school as her so it was scary >> the witness thought it might have been a shoplifter being arrested but it was not. a missing kids advocate whose daughter polly was murdered in 1993 as help coordinate volunteer searchers for sierra lamar. he told kcbs radio that searches should continue. >> the sad truth is that 76 percent of t

. >>> there is still plenty of unanswered questions surrounding a fatal police shooting in east oakland. one suspect was killed and a police officer was shot early yesterday morning. the suspect threatened the officer with a gun but it's not clear if the sus% fired on -- suspect fired on the officer or if the officer shot himself. neighbors say late night gunfire is becoming more frequent. >> a lot of times the neighborhood is nice no problem. but it seems like on late night there is a problem. >> the name of the man kill has not been released. the police officer was treated at the hospital and released. >>> this morning one person is in custody and the search is on for more than one suspect. at 8:30 last night wanted in connection with a weapons charge. the driver sped off but moments later the car was found empty in the area of ash glen and ridge glen ways. an officer later saw the suspect, fired shots. the suspect was not hurt but taken into custody. police officers believe there are other suspects. >>> muni service is now back to normal that is after a man was pinned underneath a tr

. >> [speaking foreign language] >> after decades of silence and unanswered questions, brazil is finally facing the truth with the inauguration of a commission. he is among the thousands of brazilians who were arrested and tortured during the military dictatorship. >> [speaking foreign language] >> brazil deserves the truth. the new generation deserves a truce. above all, those who lost friends and relatives deserve the truth and the facts. >> he had the support of three other former presidents. for some in the military, the deep involvement in this issue is further evidence that the truth commission is an attempt at revenge. victim's of the regime also criticized the commission, because it will have powers to investigate and in people and crimes -- investigate and the name people involved in crimes, but will not be able to punish anybody because of a 1979 amnesty law. the commissioners sworn in today will have two years to carry out increase -- to carry out increasinquiries. it will at long last bring some closure for victims and their families. >> this is gmt i am george alagiah. -- th

. >>> there are still unanswered questions after a fatal shooting after a fatal police shooting in oakland. a suspect was killed and a police officer was hurt near 92nd avenue and birch street early yesterday morning. investigators say the suspect threatened the officer with a gun but it's still not clear if the suspect fired on the officer or if the officer accidentally shot himself. the wounded police officer was treated for a leg wound and released from the hospital. authorities have not released the name of the man killed. >>> the standoff is heating up over a parcel of uc owned land near the bay front in albany. occupy protesters have turned it into a small farm and are said to be making a decision today about whether they will stay or go. alex sash idge joins us live from albany -- savidge joins us live from albany with more. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. protesters have not yet made any plans to abandon their farm and tent city they have set up on this piece of university- owned property. but university officials are growing frustrated with this eb campment. uc berkeley represe

the scottish government said set many questions remain unanswered. >> it has been dealt with by the police as well as his family. the scottish government has always said there are matters that are still required to be addressed. >> he died a convicted killer, but a quarter of a century on, the truth is how and by whom these 270 were murdered is as elusive as ever. >> you are watching news day on the bbc live from singapore and london. still to come, a jail sentence for the american student who used a web cantor's by on his guay were meant to. >> -- use a web cam to spy on his gay roommate. >> let's take a look at the stories making headlines for your around the world. a suicide bomb attack in yemen. over 90 died in the attack. al qaeda has claimed responsibility. not like. facebook fell 11% below its ipo initial price on friday. facebook has too few obvious streams, but google has possibly too many. newspaper says germany will reject proposals for putting chancellor merkel on a collision course with many european countries. >> i am in singapore. >> i am in london the headlines for you this

or are there other suspects that's or those of her all of unanswered questions tonight because judge apartment is not talking. >>> investigators looking at corn may have slight save some lives, what they say all up had a hit among the images. >>> the real spy left behind a real mystery. the last pictures of them one set mi agent before he was found dead at a home locks in a duffel bag. did weeks how life has changed for formally conjoined twins. and when it comes to downloads is right up there with in reedbirds. the captain tells users if there ugly or not. we tested beyond say. >>> side we do have the marine layer pushing on shore and that will all make a huge change in your tuesday forecast and plan outlook when we come back. third german investigators say they uncovered secret out had plans in an unlikely place. a pornographic movie. a city founded on the digital storage device that they said from the terror suspects they claim included in the video file were more than 100 the al qaeda document. they included plans to seize cruise ships and to carry out other attacks in europe. di

the devils caught fire in the third, scored four unanswered and beat the flyers 4-1. the series is even at one. >>> baseball, any time you can beat the best team in the a.l. it's worth a pat on the back. when you do it with a home run, it makes our show. blue jays won 8-7. that is the sports on "early today" i'm fred roggin. >>> who is the latest star rumored to be on the short list for the x-factor? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> years of hard work and dedication pay off for one texas teen. weep tell you why. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." we'll have rain later in the day, moving into the northwest, especially the state of oregon coastal areas. maybe a sprinkle or two out there this morning in areas from portland to seattle. for the most part you're dry. 62 in san francisco, cool in l.a., interior california in the 70s. cooler in the desert areas, too, upper 80s to low 90s. tomorrow more significant chunk of moisture coming onshore, late tonight, tomorrow work. . >>> if you're watching us on king

a criticism unanswered is a criticism unanswered.tion is about two visions of the country. obama which he's presenting via the bain ad. >> i want to get back to bain in a minute. i want to stick to this ad, mike murphy. because this says to me, one, can you be comfortable with president romney? it's also an ad that recognizes as they do talking to romney advisers people like president obama. they don't want to reject him necessarily. but they want to -- they're certainly unhappy with economic policy. >> i think what's going on right now, both campaigns before the elections -- it's a real kickoff. it's a race to define mitt romney. the obama guys want to because they know how vulnerable they are, they want to ruin romney. mr. scissor hands. that's the bain demagogue. the romney guys are trying to fill in the blanks about what do you get. if you look at that ad, turn off the sound, it says jobs, jobs with jobs, working, working, working. it's a smart ad to fill in the romney story. who he is. in american politics, you're perceived as d

technology will be part of unanswered but it is a deeper question and journey we have to support. tavis: how does our education system respond to every child? >> that is a great question and one of the update pieces our leaders, secretary duncan, are focused on. personalized learning is one area of focus and technology can play a role in that. that is part of the area of focus we have to deliver. tavis: how is this being spent? >> many ways. largely to support innovation. one of the things we learn and that we know when we travel around the world and into partnerships, which serve 119 countries. this is a global issue. teachers a struggle all over the world. parents want the same for their kids. students are struggling to make a difference. what we also see is examples, superstars inside classrooms all over the world. there are great teachers here in los angeles. next door, not so great where innovation that does not scale. one focus is to lift up expectations on innovation. how do we support a great methodologies? that is one of the critical things i see when i travel around the

it's arizona again the secretary of state says unanswered questions may prevent him from putting theresident on the november ballot. he says it's his responsibility to make sure all candidates qualify for the office they seek in tonight hawaii's attorney-general is telling arizona prove its if it wants confirmation of mr. obama's birth records in house to approve it legitimately needs its it was an emergency the state medical board says couldn't wait a central valley obstetrician accused of getting high it work has been suspended indefinitely investigators say the statistics year-old peter hatboxes on humans known as paupers called the jungle juice and a maximum net impact their chemicals used to clean video cassette players a dinner found dozens of inhalants and the doctor strass can't medical board documents show the doctor admitted he's been using them for quite some time. >>> this is this situation recalled was dangerous enough that he could possibly harm somebody. >>> he might possibly accidentally kill somebody. to equate to was suspended from his job at lotus memorial and prom

but there are still many unanswered questions. how did this anonymous agent infiltrate al qaeda? how did he leave yemen? and who actually recruited him? information from the agent appears to have led to the killing of fahd al-quso in a drone strike on sunday. al qae operative and had escaped from prison having been convicted for involvement in the -- for the bombing in the warship. but this man is still at large. he actually designed and makes this ever more sophisticated bombs. it looks like airport security is going to have to be reviewed yet again. the latest device now being analyzed have no metal parts and might not have been discovered on a simple body search. >> let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. ukraine's jailed opposition leader has been taken to a hospital. he has agreed to end the three-week hunger strike and will be treated by doctors after authorities banned her from going aboard. she says she was beaten in prison and needs treatment for chronic back pain. in the u.k., a gang of pakistani have given long prison sen

between martin and gunman george zimmerman, but these new details still leave a lot of questions unanswered. >> reporter: new details are emerging about the struggle between george zimmerman and trayvon martin, that ended in the unarmed teen's death. zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder. he says he fired in self-defense. new evidence includes state crime analysis of martin's clothes including gunpowder residue, suggesting he and zimmerman were just inches apart. two sueillance videos. one from the convenience store martin visited just before the shooting, the other from the clubhouse at the gated community where he died. a source told cbs news an unreleased police report noted zimmerman's sweatshirt had grass stains and was wet on the back. and zimmerman's medical report from the day after the shooting lists a broken nose, two black eyes and a cut on the back of his head. injuries not apparent in this police video taken minutes after the shooting. a martin family attorney says she's not convinced. >> i'm not saying he did not have a broken nose. i'm saying once again, this was doc

it goes back to the unanswered questions of what this trade was. if it was a hedge gone wrong and the information about how it was going wrong stopped with ina drew, maybe plausible you could argue the right heads have rolled. if it was more of a proprietary trade, this london office generated a quarter of jpmorgan's profits in 2010, then there are a lot more unsettling questions. and you also have to ask in all of this, where were the regulators? where was the federal reserve? where was the occ? i think pointing a finger at jamie dimon is satisfying given the status in the banking world, but there are a lot of other questions here too. >> i think you touched on it. what we know the trade essentially that this one office in london controlled about $300 billion in assets. and this one trade was about $100 billion long bet on u.s. corporate debt. the losses came from the hedges. so you're looking at basically one-third of this giant office doing this huge long bet on u.s. corporate debt. it does seem unusual. and i hear you about the size of jpmorgan

the devils caught fire in the third, scored four unanswered and beat the flyers 4-1. the series is even 1-1. >>> baseball, any time he can beat the best game in the a.l., it's worth a pat on the back. brett lowery are a solo shot in the ninth, the blue jays knocked off the rangers 8-7. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> for another look at the weather, we check back in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. >> a lot of heavy rain yesterday was pushing through the big cities of the east. today we have clouds but not so much rain. just a few showers out there south of d.c. and heading through northern maryland. there's more rain back here in eastern ohio that will roll down through west virginia and south of pittsburgh. so we do have rain in the forecast today, not going to rain all day long. the best chances of rain will be late this afternoon d.c. into areas north of there towards philly and also pittsburgh. notice the temperature difference, wind off the water in boston, highs in the 50s. we're in the low 80s in