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we're following the breaking news in chardon, ohio. a suspect is in custody. the investigation is unfolding. here's the news conference that's happening right now. >> and rapidly. yesterday's event, as a result of that training and practice, if you would, law enforcement was quickly placed inside the school upon arrival. and we believe that that helped to lessen the tragedy that occurred. unfortunately, much had occurred prior to law enforcement's arrival. i'd like to bring joe bernance, chardon's school superintendent to speak. >> first of all, i'd like to thank our law enforcement ...

>> bret: in world headlines iran ambassador to russia says his country is capable of carrying out military strikes against the u.s. targets and against the u.s. targets around the world. a senior obama administration official called the statement "reckless. "meanwhile, more than two-third of iran lawmakers endorsed the idea of cutting off oil sales. to the european union before the e.u. imposes its own boycott. the number two american commanderer in afghanistan says the military will begin sending advisory teams this year to help the afghan combat forces. trying to get the afghan troops ready ...

>> i know everything that went on with them. bernie has issues. maybe not that you are aware of but he has issues. you trusted somebody you shouldn't have trusted. bernie is in denial. i think that he did the things he did but he's somehow through his own mental telepathy find yourself a gay boy. you know, get your rocks off, maybe it is over with. >> you know, he needs a, that male companionship. that i can't give him. i care about you and didn't like to see you treated that way. if it was another girl like i told you it would be easy to step in because you know what you are up agai...

Afghan intelligence services and police. all of which could complicate coalition efforts, some say, to turn over security responsibilities to the afghanis. molly henneberg is live in washington with the latest. molly, first of all why is this so important and how did the u.n. get this information to begin with? >> reporter: hi, jenna. over the past year united nations interviewers went to around 40 prisons around afghanistan. some run by afghan intelligence services. some are run by the national police and interviewed a few hundred detainees. as you are saying most of them held on suspicion he...

Pentagon it costs the taxpayer $344,259 to produce. it's the first report on afghanistan since the 30,000 surge troops finished arriving last november. its conclusion, "overall the progress across afghanistan remains fragile and reversible, but the momentum generated over the last six months has established the necessary conditions for the commencement of the transition of security responsibilities to afghan forces in seven areas this summer." fragile and reversible, a phrase favored by general petraeus who has not yet offered his recommendations for how steep a drawdown he recommends in july....