officer on the university of maryland campus. what led up to the shooting. as leaders bowed to get answers, vowed to get answers, we re joined live. the police trainee has undergone to surgery so far. members of the family gathered here and shop, for most of the day. police officials say they are determined to figure out why this happened and how to prevent it from ever happening again. i was so angry, i was almost speechless to think that something like this could happen. the mayor said wednesday there was no acceptable explanation as to why live rounds were used during a police training exercise that ended with the university of maryland trainee shot in the head. the mayor met with the trainees family at chartres, where he underwent surgery on wednesday. i made the commitment to the trainee s family that we would get to the bottom of it. the commissioner is working with the state police with the investigation. it should not have happened. he was shot inadvertent
and then a new effort to shift through debris through 9/11, and identify more victim remains. the city now has newer shifting technology. and crews will shift through 50 dump loads for weeks. and then the mother and sister of a suspect accused of shooting a baby in the face is being held without bond. and also 35 educators in atlanta have been indicted in one of the biggest cheating scandals. they face charges of corruption and racketeering and are accused of changing or fabricating test scores in 2001. some of the accused face 45 years in prison if convicted, and that includes hall who denied wrong doing, and shaefrs a full participant in the conspiracy and threatened and punished teachers that did not cheat. she was once name national superintendent of the year and she collected more than $500,000 in bonuses over ten years because of a raise in test scores. and number five, something cute for you. buffalo zoo. they welcomed the new member on friday, an adorable polar be
levee strong sanctions against libya. china s representative agreed with sanctions to place international travel bans on moammar gay da fee, his family, gadhafi, his family and his inner circle and refer it to the hague for crimes against humanity. this is a clear warning to the libyan government it must stop the killing. members of council conferred with their members about scope. president obama made his strongest comments to date in a private con very station with germany s chancellor, he said that gay da fee should step down. airplanes rescued 150 civilians from the desert. many oil workers. i wasn t scared just not knowing when we could get out or not was the biggest thing. back in the country they fled, libya s embattled government started handing out guns and sent out armed patrols to defend tripoli against rebels. gadhafi s son says libya remains calm but signs of clashes are everywhere. at the un, scott goldberg for cbs news. step down gay da fee.