RUSH HOUR: The stories you need to know today Former president Nelson Mandela, left, and his ex-wife Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, right, during the unveiling of a statue of Mandela at the Drakenstein Prison in South Africa in 2008. She told newspapers Mr Mandela is unable to speak. An Australian man has been shot and killed in Nairobi Nelson Mandela is unable to speak A search will resume for the body of a Dutch tourist in Queensland The US midwest is being battered by storms and tornadoes A Russian plane has crashed killing all 50 on board The Royal Commission will today examine sex abuse in the Anglican Church A new supermarket code of conduct will be announced today. The code which was developed by the supermarket giants to protect their suppliers has been described as a significant step forward by the federal government. The code agreed to by Coles, Woolworths and the Australian Food and Grocery Council will restrict the major supermarkets using their market power to alter agreements with suppliers, who have complained of having their profits squeezed by the big retailers. An Australian man has been shot and killed during a robbery in the Kenyan capital Nairobi. Media reports say 39-year-old advertising executive Patrick John Richer was shot and killed when about 10 attackers raided his home in the suburb of Runda on Sunday. Mr Richer was shot twice in the chest at close range. His wife was unhurt. This week marks 50 years since the assassination of John F. Kennedy. As the world prepares to look back on this historic event, new details have emerged of JFK's last days. Historian William Manchester says Jackie Kennedy had sex with John F. Kennedy on Air Force One the day before he was assassinated - a "last hour of serenity." US President John F. Kennedy his wife Jackie with their daughter Caroline in a 1960 photo. A people smuggler responsible for a boat that sank and killed 44 people is operating his business from jail in Indonesia, the ABC reports. Four Corners reports Abu Saleh is serving time for a stabbing death, but continues to run his people smuggling business with help from prison workers. A search will resume today for the body of a Dutch woman who fell about 100 metres at the Roaring Meg Falls near the Aboriginal community of Wujal Wujal, north of Cairns. She is one of two tourists who died in separate incidents at waterfalls in Queensland at the weekend. Yesterday, a Malaysian tourist died after getting into difficulties at Malanda Falls on the Atherton Tablelands, south of Cairns. The US midwest is being battered by severe storms and tornadoes, with one powerful twister laying waste to Peoria, Illinois and others wreaking damage elsewhere in the region. Firefighters Chris Manit and Matt Grossenhieder climb over a tree that fell on a house on Clydehurst Drive in Webster Groves, Missouri. Fans evacuate the stadium because of weather after a game between the Chicago Bears and the Baltimore Ravens was delayed overnight in Chicago, Illinois. A series of bombings has struck near markets, cafes and the theatre in Baghdad, the deadliest in nationwide attacks in which 22 people and 12 militants were killed. The bloodshed, which left more than 70 wounded across the country on Sunday, was the latest in a protracted surge in violence that has forced Iraq to appeal for international help in combating militancy just months before its first general election in four years. An 11-year-old boy was found handcuffed to a porch with a dead chicken around his neck, The Mirror reports. His two foster carers, a nurse and a social worker have been jailed in South Carolina. Police found the boy handcuffed and shivering while searching for a pig that had been reported loose on the property. Terrifying footage has emerged of houses being swept away during Typhoon Haiyan, showing the destructive size and force of the monster typhoon that has devastated the Philippines. Melbourne crime families are behind a fake road smash racket costing millions of dollars, The Herald Sun reports . Claim farming is hitting the insurance industry so hard it is increasing forensic testing of accident vehicles. Brutal bashings and the sexual abuse of children under the care of the Anglican Church in NSW will be examined at the next round of public hearings in a national inquiry. The third case study by the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse will open in Sydney today. A Boeing 737 belonging to a domestic Russian airline crashed while attempting to land at an airport in western Tatarstan, killing all 50 people on board, Russia's emergency situations ministry said. The Boeing 737, registration number VQBBN, during takeoff in Kazan. A teenager has scammed a New York surgeon to buy bigger breasts. The young woman, believed to be 19, filled out paperwork for the surgery using the fake ID and then went under the knife. After the operation, she paid for the procedure with a bogus credit card. She then waltzed out of the centre with her new plus-sized chest and hasn't been seen since. A senior bureaucrat sacked for accessing pornography at work was rehired by another South Australian government department, which failed to uncover his disciplinary history, The Advertister reports . The man was fired by SA Health last year for "serious and wilful misconduct" after he sent and received dozens of explicit emails over an 18- month period. But he was hired "almost immediately" by the Communities and Social Inclusion Department. A government questionnaire failed to identify his disciplinary record. The woman at the centre of a fatal rendezvous says she is deeply sorry for allegedly sparking a deadly row between the two men in her life, The Daily Telegraph reports . She shakes uncontrollably when she thinks about last Monday morning - when she and Mr Sthapit, 30, were discovered together inside her Darling Point unit - and the bloody horror which followed. Nelson Mandela remains "quite ill" and is unable to speak, using facial expressions to communicate as he receives intensive medical care at home, his former wife said. Winnie Madikizela-Mandela said the 95-year-old was not on life support but he was no longer talking "because of all the tubes that are in his mouth to clear (fluid from) the lungs."