COSTELLO: Good morning. I'm Carol Costello. Thank you so much for being with me. It's about 30 minutes past the hour. Let's check our top stories. Police investigating a deadly shooting in Switzerland, they say an employee killed two people before turning the gun on himself. Seven other people were injured, four of them critically. The shooter's motive unknown. A great white shark has killed a surfer off the coast of New Zealand. Police officers in boats actually opened fire on the great white as it chewed on the body of its victim. Witnesses at the scene say it was a horrible scene. A Senate panel dropped its investigation into the movie "Zero Dark Thirty" after talking to the CIA. The film chronicles the hunt for Osama Bin Laden. The Senate Intelligence Committee was worried CIA information might have misled filmmakers. Some lawmakers also said the film glorified torture. Any moment now Chuck Hagel is due to make his first public remarks as the brand-new defense secretary. Earlier this morning, Hagel was sworn in during a private ceremony. It comes after a bruising fight over his nomination. Many of his fellow Republicans blasted some of his previous statements and positions on foreign policy. When Mr. Hagel begins speaking, we'll dip in for you. At any time in the next five days, we could find out if a convicted killer and Manson follower will be released on parole. Bruce Davis would be the first Manson follower freed solely based on good behavior. CNN's Kyung Lah is following the story from Los Angeles. Good morning.</s>KYUNG LAH, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Carol. Any time you hear the name Charles Manson, it certainly sends chills down people's spines especially here in Southern California. Now California's governor has that very difficult decision on his desk whether one of Manson's closest followers deserves to be freed.</s>LAH (voice-over): The face of evil, Charles Manson, who unleashed terror in a murder spree in 1969. The face you don't know.
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