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." >>> stunning new details this morn wk the deadly double shooting in sunnyville. two bodies found in a home. stephanie truong live from the scene where she was first to report this morning. it was a mother who killed her son and then herself. stephanie? >> reporter: very tragic story here. at first neighbors thought it was an armed burglary because there's been a recent rash of break-ins. they learned today family troubles was behind it. someone left a bouquet of flowers here at this home where a man returned last night to discover the bodies of his wife and son. >> i'm in shock. >> reporter: charles tovar was saddened when he heard his next door neighbor, a close friend, had died. he was shocked when he heard how. >> appears that the mother shot the 22-year-old son. and then shot herself. >> reporter: the husband and father, a 25-year palo alto park range we are, lester hodgens, walked in and discovered the bodies in the son's bedroom around 7:45 last night. >> he was quite distraught. breaking down at times. but, you know, as you can imagine. >> reporter: tovar

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thanks for wk us. the vote in the senate was 51-48. it killed a controversial amendment to weaken the obama administration's policy requiring employers to provide birth control to their employees. we'll have more on this story coming up in just a moment. meanwhile more news on gasoline prices. they've speck 30 cents a gallon just in the last month. this is after all the first of march and in the month of february gas prices have risen. some buyers are buying fuel-efficient vehicles. it's helped ford, gm and chrysler. the president today is dismissing republican charges that his policies are driving up gas prices, saying those claims would not pass what he calls the political bull detector. he told an audience in new hampshire today the biggest factor is instability in the middle east specifically involving iran. the headline from the national telegraph where the president was today in new hampshire, it was a brief visit to the national community college in which he vowed network on reducing foreign oil dependence but stressed there are

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as you read from the book, she ultimately made the decision that she needed both for her sake wk for the party's sake, for everybody's sake she needed to not pursue that path and she needed to give a speech that would be a gracious endorsement of barack obama, but also one that would serve her interests. one that would make clear that she had run a historic campaign. one that would touch on -- there was so much -- she had initially run so much as the strong commander in chief, not as the woman, the historic candidate of women. she had not hit on those themes until very late in the campaign. once she found her way to that she had become like a real hero for a lot of democratic women. she wanted to hit that theme in a very strong way. the glass ceiling line lives on. it lived on as you say to the point where sarah palin adopted it later. but it lives on to this day. i think she began the process by which when mark talked about barack obama and hillary clinton were enlarged by the fight, the fact it was not inevitable that would be the case for hillary clinton. if she had lapsed into bi

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. >> bwn: rk shields and david brooks analyze the wk's news. > woodruff: d ray suarez examines the guilty verdict for the former rutgers student charged with hate crimes for spying on his gay roommate. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: bnsf railway. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the president of afghanistan voiced new outrage today over the killings of 16 civilians in his country. hamid karzai made angry new accusations against the u.s., as the american suspect in the shootings was being flown home. karzai fired off his new broadside after meeting with relatives of those murdered last sunday. >> it is by all means the end of the rope here, the end of the rope. this form

>> diplomacy withhe assad regime wi not wk. it will only leave by force. we all know this.ll not leave by peaceful talks or any politician talks. he will run away by... we need an attack on syria. we need to save human lives and stop talking about this. people are diagnose, thousands of people and children and women are diagnose everyday. hubs. women are being raped. kids are being killed and we're just sitting down here talking about politics. while i'm talking to you right now i'm 100% sure people are being killed by the amy. women are being raped by the army and security forces. we need help. any kind of help. >> suarez: but you just heard robert malley in washington suggest that the kind of intervention you're suggesting would take weeks on its own with significant loss of civilian life. are the people of syria ready for that kind of risk? i realize they're dying on the ground now, but this could break things open in a way that is much larger. >> i am 100% sure and i know the free syrian ar, i met all the guys, highç lieutenants. we have no-fly zone in syria, more than

that didn't wk. even driving as fast as 60 miles an hour didn't work. they stuck around.s later, they suddenly decided to take up residence in a nearby hole a tree. i don't know. mobile beehive idea. >> yeah, right. 6:41, 60 degrees on tv hill. still ahead -- we'll take a look at the morning's top stories and some of your answer toss our water coole >> welcome back to 11 news today at 6:44. a subpoena for anne arundel county police chief james teare, the county council wants to know what, if any, role he played in the conduct charges facing john leopold. the state prosecutor contends chief teare took no action after officers on the security team expressed concerns over leopold directing them to conduct campaign activity for him. the subpoena reportedly orders teare to report to the council in an order meeting next monday night. still no arrest this morning after tuesday's chaotic brawl in owings mills that left three people stabbed and several others injured. sky team 11 was over the scene around 4:00 yesterday afternoon when the fight broke out at a home on specter lane.

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how will they handle a man in a ski mass wk a possible gun inside a cvs store--mask with a possible gund. >>> good morning. news around the bay berkeley's top cop is defending his department response to last month's beating of a homeowner. he was killed out of his home in february. the man accused of beating him 23-year-old daniel dewitt. the family says he is sick. his case has been suspended. that report on his mental competency can be finished. in a packed meeting yesterday the police chief said no delay in getting to the home. the incident happened on the same night that occupy wall street protesters marched from oakland to berkeley. >> some say that prevented police to respond quickly. >> we were available includings at the time of this event. >> if it was outside of the form we have not found it. >> this man needed treatment and help. clearly fell through the system. he did not get what he needed. he is gone. so, it is just a double tragedy. >> the chief says the first call from the home got about a strange man on his property came in on a nonemergency line and put in the line bel

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