Ahead on sunday morning osgood as the year 2012 comes to a close this morning, we continue our holiday tradition here at sunday morning. We take time out to remember some of the remarkable people who have left us in the year just pending. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,. Take a load off. Osgood they made our hearts sing. They made our spirits soar. Thats one small step for man. Osgood some saved lives, some gave their lives. And all touched our lives in ways great and small. We remember those who left us in 2012. On these cold winter days, what could be nicer than a trip down mexico way. In mo roccas case make that way down. Reporter the beaches of cancun, mexico, are known for girls and guys going wild. Its art in the wild. I have a whole little team of helpers underwater that do the finishing work. Reporter ahead on sunday morning, art that lives underwater. Osgood the fast draw asks why we dress boys in blue and girls in pink. Well travel to scottland to order up some world class scot
Tonight, authorities in washington say they believe there was only one gunman in the navy yard shootings. The victims families are being notified tonight. Those killed were between the ages of 46 and 73 years old. Eight more are injured. Navy yard workers and witnesses are helping officials piece the day together. Correspondent Mike Viqueira reports. After a day of chaos and conflicting reports the fbi named the shooting suspect. We can confirm that the deceased shooter from this morning has been identified as 34yearold aaron alexis of fort worth text. 13 dead including alexis. At least a dozen wounded in another unthinkable attack, in the nations capital. President obama took time on the event of the economy to honor the victims and comfort the families. These were men and women going to work doing their job protecting all of us. Theyre patriots. The shootings took place in washingtons navy yard, building 1 navy, headquarters of the c systems command. When shotsd rang out about 8 15 t
People at a military base in washington. Bosses of hostages are freed in the philippines but some are still held at gunpoint. And the Costa Concordia is raised in 18 hours. There are calls for the chemical attack in syria to be referred to the International Criminal court. The nerve agent sarin was used august 21st. The details support their claim that the government is to blame. While the u. N. Claims unequivocally chemical weapons were used. And rockets compared sarin. 85 of the samples taken from the attack tested positive for the agent. The u. N. Secretary general came to speak to reporters after presenting the Security Council with what he said was evidence of a war crime. As he spoke he was flanked by the head of his weapons inspection team, who wrote the report. The report makes for chilling reading. The team gathered testimony from survivors, medical personnel and first responders. The findings are beyond doubt this is war crime and grave violation of the 1925 protocol, and oth
Syria. The nine day stand off between separatists and the government continue. Straight away off to washington, d. C. This is the fbi giving more details of the shooting tha at e u. S. Military base. We have michael monroe, who is a special agent in charge of the Washington Field office, the nay valley criminal investigative service, and hell be followed by the u. S. Attorney for the district of columbia. We also have teresa chambers, the chief of the u. S. Park police, kenneth ellerby, the chief of dc fire ems as well as carl facilco. Thank you. We understand that that was a preliminary introduction to those people we might expect at the press conference in washington, d. C. Coming up in just a moment. Well hear from the authorities just as they appear at the lecturn. In the meantime lets go to kimberly, tell us a little bit about what youve heard from the fbi since daylight this morning . Well, we have been waiting for that update with anticipation. We have made a number of phone cal
Senate. Terms of allies they go as high as the german chancellor, angela merkel. Another day, another embarrassment, another ambassador summoned to see angry european officials. On monday they revealed large scale american intelligence gathering in spain. In oneion phone calls month alone. European parliamentarians met congressional leaders to discuss the surveillance. Many of my colleagues are angry and disturbed. Spying occurs anyway, according to some, but if that is the case we do not feel that that should be the case. Revelations keep coming and they are acutely embarrassing for washington. The white house says that additional constraints may be needed. They are often quick to defend the need for largescale intelligence gathering. Work being done here protects the United States and our allies. And protects americans. We go into very dangerous places around the world. Is not just europeans angry about surveillance. A the u. S. As well there is serious question about the breath and