we begin with a look at today s eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. conservative is alive and well in missouri and minnesota. rick santorum s three-state sweep jolts the gop race. i want to congratulate senator santorum. wish him the very best. even though there were three elections they didn t mean much because no delegates were awarded. it s a bigger waste of time than voting on american idol. i smell gasoline and he won t let me in. 911 calls reveal the panic as josh powell torched his own home. he blew up the house and the kids. the kids and the husband and the father were in the house? yes. he slammed the door in my face. we re going to go to the supreme court and we ll win there. it s been a long time coming. there is rational and legitimate governmental interest in proteching marriage between only a man and a woman. if you want to respect the sanctity of marriage ban kardashian weddings. overseas it is reported that syrian troops are a
we have a look inside the super stishion and why people freak out over it. first as we do every morning, your world in 90 seconds. it s snowing. i m happy. not watching jerry springer anymore. out there plowing, sanding, salting. the first storm slams the midwest. it makes a mess of roads and run waste. a rough day is stretching into busy nights tonight. we ve been in stand by three times. canceled at 7:05. canceled for tomorrow. she said saturday. pretty upset. very trierd. long day. what is apparently occurring in that video is deplorable and does not live up to the very high standards set in the united states military. damage control in washington as the disturbing video threatens the war effort in afghanistan. anyone found to have participated or known about it, having engaged in such conduct must be held fully account annual. haley barbour, the more i ve learned, i don t think he cared. he needs to answer to the people in the state of mississipp
reporter: there were coordinated attacks in three different cities today. insurgents targeted the minority shia population on the holiest day of their calendar where they performed traditional religion rituals. a suicide bomber struck outside the shia shrine in the heart of kabul. afghans say he walked into a large crowd and detonated his explosive. this picture, taken shortly after the blast, shows a blood-stained little girl surrounded by dead and injured children. this devastated mother cries. i only had one son. sectarian attacks are rare in afghanistan. violence tends to be along tribal or ethnic fault lines rather than between the different branches of islam. people took out their rage on the afghan police, furious they could not keep the capital safe. every attack like this undermines the public confidence that the afghan security forces will be ready to take control. the concern now in this war-torn country is that a new avenue of violence could open up, dividing th
what a lot going on in washington, or not going on as the case may be. the 12-member bipartisan super committee had months to make a deal. but they couldn t agree on how to cut more than $1 trillion in the federal deficit. some people calling this an epic failure. first, nancy cordes is on capitol hill with more. good morning, nancy. reporter: good morning, jeff and erica. it all ended with a one-page statement released from the members of the super committee last night after the markets closed. they said simply that they were disappointed that they could not reach a bipartisan agreement. a last-ditch effort to negotiate was unsuccessful. having failed to even come close to meeting its mandate of identifying $1.2 trillion in deficit cuts. democratic senator and committee member john kerry called it a tragedy for the country. with the 12 of you locked in a room for months couldn t reach a deal, what hope is there that congress as a whole the caccel an issue that is s
backlash. we ll tell you why this tuesday morning, november 22nd, 2011. captioning funded by cbs and good morning. i m erica hill from a rather foggy new york city this morning. yeah. good morning, everyone. i m jeff glor. what a lot going on in washington, or not going on as the case may be. the 12-member bipartisan super committee had months to make a deal. but they couldn t agree on how to cut more than $1 trillion in the federal deficit. some people calling this an epic failure. first, nancy cordes is on capitol hill with more. good morning, nancy. reporter: good morning, jeff and erica. it all ended with a one-page statement released from the members of the super committee last night after the markets closed. they said simply that they were disappointed that they could not reach a bipartisan agreement. a last-ditch effort to negotiate was unsuccessful. having failed to even come close to meeting its mandate of identifying $1.2 trillion in deficit cuts. democr