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have a motive. possibly two gunmen still on the loose. let s get to danielle nottingham with the latest. reporter: police confirm 12 people are dead. one shooter is dead and police were looking for two men seen in the area with firearms but were able to clear one of those men as a person of interest. ambulances and police raced to the washington navy yard where shots rang out shortly after 8:00 this morning. helicopters evacuated victims for rooftop from rooftops. police confirm families and injuries. one gunman is dead. a law enforcement officials tells cbs news, he had a handgun, assault rifle and a shot gun. police pursued reports there might be two additional gunmen but there s no confirmation. we have an active search for additional suspects. we re asking people to stay in their homes. reporter: witnesses say the shooting happened in one of the command buildings here at the navy yard. more than 3,000 employees were told to shelter in place. i heard three ....
good evening, thanks for joining us. fresh off his announcement yesterday about an agreement requiring syria to destroy its entire stockpile of chemical weapons by the middle of next year, secretary of state john kerry was in jerusalem today, offering israeli prime minister benjamin netanyau assurances that the united states will insist on full compliance by bashar al assad s regime. the threat of force is real and the assad regime and all those taking part need to understand that president obama and the united states are committed to achieve this goal. netanyahu said israel also would insist on actions and results, not words. the syrian regime must be stripped of all its chemical weapons and that would make our entire region a lot safer. in an interview broadcast on abc today, president obama said he had pressed russian president vladimir putin to end his support for assad. what i ve also said to him directly is that we both have an interest in preventing cha ....
when you work with great actors, eats a reminder of how to do it right. rose: we conclude with an exhibition at the asia society called iran modern. when i went to iran, i was able to see in fact this period was very different from today. obviously, there are similarities, but it s different its difference is also in terms of the political environment. in that very period the u.s. and iran were not just politically closer but also there were many cultural ties. iran was very cosmopolitan. it was very much part of the international community. it was a period i would describe as a great blossoming of the iranian creative expression. rose: leon panetta, a new conversation about the the family, and an exhibition at the asia society, captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: the syria story will soon take another turn, maybe as soon as this weekend. the report from the usmed chemical weapons ins ....
there are more than 1 million cars in the world today. by 2015, they could be up to 4 billion. what we do with them all? where will they go? and as people get richer in brazil, russia, china, they want the trappings of success and for many, that includes a car. what can we do about it? and can the car itself become a tool for cutting congestion and pollution? how about a car that could fold ?p and use less space how about the fastest electric car you ve ever seen? this is mumbai, the bustling commercial capital of india. it is fast growing and a symbol of the country s economic success. but it has a problem, or rather, about 1.8 million problems. that is how many cars and vehicles are on the road here. there is not enough to go around. that is one of the most congested cities in the world. they tried other solutions, including public transport. but it is behind schedule, over budget, and not nearly finished. and the monorail, also behind schedule and over budget a ....
make it nearly impossible. we re scared to death. it s our bread and butter. ifill: good evening. i m gwen ifill. woodruff: and i m judy woodruff. those are just some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs 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: our lead story is yet another mass shooting in the united states, this time at a navy complex in the heart of washington, d.c. a hail of bullets shattered a september morning at the heavily guarded site. when it ended, a dozen victims were dead, and at least one gunman had been killed. ....