outrage from pyongyang. they re also warning of possible new nuclear tests. and the white house is condemning what it calls continuous threats and provocations. and need i remind you, there are many americans in that zone. in washington state, the death toll from the devastating landslide up again. 21 confirmed fatalities. four bodies discovered. but not identified. the number missing has dropped from 90 to 30. grueling. such force that rescuers aren t even finding full, intact bodies. those who do not have health care insurance, well, they have until midnight tonight to sign up. that s when open enrollment for obamacare ends. early this morning, the website was down temporarily, due to technical problems, as troubleshooters worked on a something called a software bug. by 8:00 a.m., back up online.
there are reports that a letter was found inside of a package apparently sent by holmes. according to the cbs news, the letter talked about shooting people. the package was discovered in the mailroom at the university of colorado. in syria, the city of aleppo is bracing itself for major all out offensive on a rebel strongholstron strongho stronghold, and there are clashes through the country today leaving 91 people dead with 19 of them in aleppo. and then there is lots of excitement as you watch the torch there going through its last route of london. the golden torch making its victory lap so to speak. you are looking here at the millennium bridge. it is one of the iconic sites where the flame is being carried. the torchbearers took a pass through trafalgar square a short time ago and just past the prime min ster s residence at 10 downing street, and then off to big ben and a royal welcome at buckingham palace. mitt romney does damage control after his remarks of the lo
where are things happening today? hong kong, share prices there up more than 5.5%. we won t be going to for a away from the story on the markets. also today, world aids today. the world is marking 30 years since hiv was discovered. leaders, researchers and activists are pushing a very big goal ending aids forever. president obama today announced a $50 million boost in funding for hiv prevention and treatment in america. and also a goal of helping 6 million people access life saving treatments worldwide. much more on this in our face time segments moments from now. 160 million americans may not have to face a tax hike next month after all. republicans in congress now seem to be on-board an extension of the payroll tax break due to expire at year s end but they still disagree with democrats and the white house on the size of that break and exactly how it will be offset. all year long anybody who draws a paycheck has seen only 4.2% taken out for social security. that s versu
computer in your car and really you own it should not be accessible to other people except with a warrant, just like a laptop that might be sit on the seat next to you. this sets an important precedent in a lot of of ways, because we have a lot of technologies in our lives that snitch on us to the government or xaerngs acompd we don t want our cell phones to do that and it is important that more important that the technology is accurate, and you don t want to drive along and you are driving accurately, and there is a software bug and it says that you were driving 90 miles an hour. well, the majority have no rules at all governing who has access, so jay, would that change the argument if there was a standard for all states about who has access? well, that would help. all of the issues that i m talking about should be addressed ideally, but that would be a very important one to be had. one thing is that they record a
critical condition. the confirmed death toll in sunday s disaster now stands at 118. but authorities say more than ten times that many still are unaccounted for. joplin s head of emergency management says people scattered and simply can t get home or maybe no longer have homes and haven t yet called in. but then there s will norton, blown out of his hummer on his way home from high school graduation. his family thinks thinks he s in a hospital somewhere. and sky lar logs don, a 1-year-old. his great uncle spoke to cnn this morning. the night of the tornado that evening. and they had him in the hallway in the house, and they all got covered in the hallway in the house and when the tornado hit, they lost track of him and we haven t seen him since. was skylar s mother holding on to him? yes, she was. and she lost him in the aftermath amidst all of this. and it s just terrible. and no one has seen him since. the rest of the family is doing okay. we ve just got to find h