sawyer is charged with possession of a firearm in a liquor establishment. but he maintains the gun wasn't his. >> i mean, who else would contact the police detective in charge of a case before you even secure an attorney? obviously, i didn't have anything to hide. >> at sawyer's trial, the video plays a key role. witnesses praise sawyer for fending off the gunmen from outside. >> in their opinion, if it weren't for the actions of lashon, then people would be dead or injured. >> the trial ends in a hung jury. prosecutors agree to let sawyer take a state administered polygraph test to see if he's telling the truth about finding the gun in the bar. he passes and the charges are dismissed. the gunman who started the fight, marquese robbins, is eventually found and arrested. pleading no contest to two counts of felonious assault. sawyer is thankful the ordeal is over. >> america saw this video and thought, oh, god, here's another one. you know, here's a criminal. here's a -- i don't know, probably even said here's a gang member or something. but people that know

for the kind of stories that diane sawyer has been using to kick off world news.he insurgent lead. insurgent is a word that means to rise up against executive order. she's been telling stories with a conservative element as opposed to, say, news from the beltway. >> tonight on "world news," a landmark verdict says a driver who was texting behind the wheel is guilty of homicide. >>> tonight on "world news," blazing heat, dangerously high temperatures fuel more than a dozen wildfires in nine states. tonight on "world news," bullying bombshell. tears and anger in the courtroom. the student who spied on his gay roommate sentenced to just 30 days in jail. >> scott peley's cbs evening news has the hardest edge, heavy on politics and foreign affairs. >> shameless brutality. those are the word the united states chose today to describe bashar al assad's all-out military assault on syria's freedom movement. >> and brian williams' n"nbc nightly news" takes out a middle ground using folksy introductions to sets up political stories. >> tonight people are on the move, and mall

here is diane sawyer. >> we have a picture to show you. we now have a picture of the young man, 24-year-old james holmes, who has abeen accused in the batman movie massacre. he is a student at the university of colorado. you look into his eyes and wonder what happened, who was. did he wants think of the future for himself? >> he had gone from san diego to colorado as a ph.d. candidate in neuroscience. according to a registrar at the science center in denver, he withdrew in the spring of 2012. >> again a student in neuroscience. we have confirmed that. also we saw earlier today a report from a police spokesman in san diego where he grew up. at the family home there his father emerged to go to the police station in san diego. his mother still in the house with other family members. >> his father is being escorted past the reporter so he can leave. his mother remains in the house. the family issued a statement talking about their regret for what happened. >> let's bring in pr thomas as well. what is the latest? >> they are still going through

sawyer. he's here with you guys all day every day in those units.what he has to say ç and we'll go from there. okay? stay in here, cool out for a little bit, but don't worry. all right. >> you're saying he's a level two and he's thinking -- >> he is now for sure. >> ewe hit -- unit reports were good. what did you do, demote him or continue him? >> mia and the counselor find a solution for edgar. they compromise and place him on level three. back in his unit, he seems satisfied with the outcome. >> you have to believe that you are making a change. you may not see it today, you may not see it tomorrow, but somewhere along the line you have made a change or a difference in somebody's life. >> even when a teen is close to getting out of pendleton, there's rarely lack of drama inside the walls. 18-year-old andrew huff has been locked up 14 months. today, he is facing one of the biggest days of his life.ç his release interview. >> what's different with you, personally, that's going to keep you focused and keep you from getting angry when you are out of

but again today, the romney campaign repeated what the candidate told diane sawyer in april. >> if you have nothing to hide, why not release 12 years as your father did? >> i'm happy to release two years of records. and that's plenty for people to understand how i paid my taxes. >> it's arrogance. >> reporter: matthew dowd, an abc political analyst who has advised republican presidential candidates, is not alone in thinking the romney campaign may fear more damage in releasing returns than being fully transparent. >> there's obviously something there, because if there was nothing there, he would say, have at it. >> reporter: the romney team countered today that the candidate has complied with the law and gave no indication that he'll release more returns, despite this growing chorus, including republicans, that he do so. david? >> david kerley in washington, thank you. >>> i want to bring in our senior political editor rick klein in washington. great to have you. as we heard david point out there, it's not just team obama, it's now republicans, too. i want to put up this s.e.c. filing.

diane sawyer goes head-to-head with donald rumsfeld in a tv first. the former secretary of defense opens up as never before. the controversies, the wars, the wmds and the big question what did he get wrong? plus, the man whose public face has been defiance, gets emotional for the first time during his private times at home dur his tenure at the pentagon. surprising interview starts right now. >> from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "night line" february 7, 2011. >> so what's your reaction to the don rumsfeld book? >> well i think i have seen that or at least parts of that. you mean -- i know what i think about the book, i like it. >> no, the way it's treated. >> the way it's treated? >> trumpets blowing? >> sounds like it's hype. i guess they want people to watch their television show, why they do it that way. that's -- that's not -- the book is characterized quite differently by other people as -- as a serious, historical book that people interested in history will read. >>

wagner has always maintained his accident,th was an sawyer he thinks she fell. >> we think that she wented and hit her head. >> the autopsy found a bruising her arms and legs. earlier this year, investigators said they found no new evidence support that. >> i think they are stuck. not seem to be any smoking gun. >> a special honor for the of go-go -- ♪ organizers of the folklife chucked todau brown tribute today. the festival is free and runs through tomorrow evening. those people look like they are down.g even in all this heat. washe heat at the mall, it scorcher out there. let's take a look at what is going on right now. things are quieting down on the boardwalk. temperatures are still might be warm, 105 degrees. that is the record high at reagan national airport. for one minute, just one minute, earlier today, the temperature to 106.d it did not stay there long our record. today, 105 degrees will go down the bucks. annapolis, 103. cannot remember the last time i seen 100 degree readings in and frederick. is 91 at the airport right now. it still feels like 102. dulles. a little bit coo

diane sawyer with the wrenching interview with this young woman's mother. >>> and an uplifting reunionwho saved a mom and her young children. she was there with her boyfriend. he got shot. she got shot. this man is heralded for saving her 4-month-old. a lot of stories to bring you this morning. the heart ache from aurora. >>> her story and that of her now fiance. they went to the theater with two young children. they went as boyfriend and girlfriend. they endured the unthinkable. in those frantic hours afterwards, he proepoposed to h. we have chris cuomo on the ground leading the coverage along with abc anchor david muir. a lot more coming up. a very special edition of "gma" on this saturday morning. dan harris alongside bianna golodryga. keep it here. we'll be back in a minute. ñcús [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet

here's diane sawyer. >> it's been a hot dry summer, americans feelinged heat. could you soon feel the impact of the drought at the grocery store. find out what scientists say how height prices could go. >>> watch your language. a new survey finds four letter words could affect your professional image more than you think. karin caifa explains. >> reporter: on the most stressful days of the office it's easy to let a few four letter words slip. >> it's something i don't want to do, that i do on accident. it kind of happens. >> reporter: but swearing in the workplace can put a dent in the reputation according to a career builder survey. employers said they would be less likely to to promote the person. >> they think less of the person and they question their professionalism. they also talk about question egg the lack of chrome and their a curt -- maturity. >> reporter: most use their language just to vent. >> get off the phone frustrated, get it off your chest. >> reporter: regardless of the reason or how comfortable you feel hard your colleagues, career builds adv

barbara walters, diane cure sawyer and katie couric -- diane sawyer and katie couric will fill in forcoming up next, we are talking with the skins linebacker brian arapo. >> plus. >> you would be surprised what can you do with some uncooked spaghetti epoxy. i'm beth parker. i will tell you how kids are having fun and preparing for the future. ♪ i've never felt this way before, but it's a scary time to be a woman. mitt romney is just so out of touch. [ female announcer ] mitt romney opposes requiring insurance coverage for contraception. and romney supports overturning roe versus wade. romney backed a bill that outlaws all abortion, even in cases of rape and incest. there's so much we need to do. we need to attack our problems -- not a woman's choice. [ obama ] i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. . >>> the redskins are hard at work at training camp. the rookie quarterback robert griffin 3 is getting most of the attention and he's not the only star on the field. lindsay murphy spoke with brian arapo and is live in ashburn with the latest. >> reporter: you said that perfectly.

her mother came on television last night with diane sawyer.e'll learn more about the girl and what she was tweeting just moments before the shooting broke out. our coverage continues on the shooting in aurora, colorado. stay tuned. we'll be right back. ure commitmt by what's getting done. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. that lets you build your better breakfast with avocado! imagine avocado on a toasty bacon egg & cheese on flatbread. come celebrate avocado season before the sun goes down on this delicious addition! subway. build your better breakfast. over the age of three have gum disease, and that tartar buildup can b

here's diane sawyer. >> coming up on world news, you saw the fire storm when the made in america teamorted on the olympic uniforms made in china. the american bisnesses determined to have them made here at home. >>> you can expect to pay more at the grocery store. why? the drought conditions are hurting the crops. we have more on how it can put a big depth in your wallet. >> the midwest is experiencing its first drought in decades and is taking a severe toll on corn. that means bigger grocery bills. we're not just talking about corn on the cob. the biggest may be felt in milk, beef mapped poultry. meat price cost jump as much as 10%. the average cost of beef which rang up at $4.45 in 2011 could jump 40 cents this year. don't expect prices to climb overnight. the full extent won't be known until the crops are harvested later this year. that means you might not feel the pinch until next year. experts say the increase may be brief. also, the department of agriculture said in the all food prices arise. cereal prices should remain constant because they're impacted by marketing and packagin

she spoke to diane sawyer about it. >> when was the last time you had a moment of doubt wondering ifright thing. >> i made the decision during the summer that i wasn't going to live my life as a lie anymore. >> since then, it's gotten better. from neil patrick harris, magic mike he plays a male stripper, making the harts of women melt, coming out has been less risky, less newsworthy even. today in so many walks of life in so many fields and schools and families, the truth can be told. and that's what's really important. as anderson cooper put it in his e-mail today, i am blessed fwar beyond having a great career. i love and i am loved. >> we wish him the best. thanks for watching abc news. we hope you check in for good morning america. we're always online. jimmy kimmel is up next. we'll see you here tomorrow.

tonight her mother spoke with diane sawyer. >> my life is forever changed and forever damaged. by one person's horrible, violent choice. >> astonishing, there was not jessica's first time in harm's way. last month, she happened to be in a toronto food court when a gunman went on a deadly rampage there. her friend peter burns said that experience led her to make the most of every day. in her blog she wrote, i was reminded we don't know when or where our time on earth will end. when or where we will breathe our last breath. this morning, when peter opened up his facebook page, there was a message from jessica. >> it said, hey. >> a message she wrote just before the movie. >> it goes, hey, are you guys back in town. you know, it was her checking in. and. >> by the time you got that message, she was already dead. >> yeah. >> i'm david wright for "nightline" in aurora, colorado. >> our thanks to david. coming up next t latest on the unfolding investigation into the alleged shooter, his arsenal and the explosive surprise he left for police. [ male announcer ] if you want play in the

here's diane sawyer. >> a secret society of successful people. how do they have more energy and make a lot of money. is there something you don't know about, and it's called viagra for the brain. see it on world news. wççÑçÑ >>> who doesn't love a bonus. that's one reason credit cards with loyalty rewards have about so popular but most people aren't taking advantage of them. brian kelly said max migs the programs takes more strategy than a swipe of the card. no matter how great a signup bonus looks, he advises that you do homework. >> it may be annoying to do research and see which is the credit card that's best for you. once you get a tight strategy in place, you'll be amade -- amazed. >> some of the other tips, take advantage of airlines or credit card online shopping portals. regularly check out promotions that can earn extra points and use an online mileage marker to keep track of multiple cards. pay off the balance each month and rules and fees can change at any time. >> coming up, 'tis the season of physicals and summer injuries but also th

tonight her mother spoke with diane sawyer. >> i texted her and asked if she was still up. she said, yes, we're at the movie, we're seeing "the dark knight." i said, okay, enjoy, we'll talk with you tomorrow. and she texted, mom, go get some sleep, get some rest, i'm so excited about your visit next week. i need my mama. and i wrote back and said, i need my baby girl. >> reporter: astonishingly, this was not jessica's first time in harm's way. last month, she happened to be in a toronto food court when a gunman went on a deadly rampage there. her friend peter burns said that experience led her to make the most of every day. in her blog she wrote, i was reminded we don't know when or where our time on earth will end. when or where we will breathe our last breath. this morning, when peter opened up his facebook page, there was a message from jessica. >> it said, hey. >> reporter: a message she wrote just before the movie. >> it goes, hey, are you guys back in town? you know, it was her checking in. >> by the time you got that message, she was already dead. >> yeah. >> reporte

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robin says friends will be subbing for her, include barbara walters, diane sawyer, katie couric and kellyipa. >> here are a few of our new friends andrew m of oakley, wanda s of walnut creek and robert w of san leandro. if you want to make a difference in the lives of local foster kids go to our facebook page and click the like button one button will go to the sleep train dream campaign. >> next, friday's perfect pet. mike will be back to introduce us to molly. first here's josh elliot with what is coming up on good afternoon america. >>> coming up on good afternoon america the wait is over. the dancing with the stars all-star cast will be announced right here, you want to stick around for all those big names. >> also the latest on the 2012 olympic games live from london with our good friend bill weir. and spice girl mel b the scary one tells us what she thinks you can see >>> we would like tyke moment to explain our policy covering the olympics. on air we are going to announce a spoiler alert. you will have time to turn away and save the surprise. we'll be posting results on social platf

robin says friends will be subbing for her, include barbara walters, diane sawyer, katie couric and kellypa. >> here are a few of our new friends andrew m of oakley, wanda s of walnut creek and robert w of san leandro. if you want to make a difference in the lives of local foster kids go to our facebook page and click the like button one button will go to the sleep train dream campaign. >> next, friday's perfect pet. mike will be back to introduce us to molly. firstere's josh elliot with what is coming up on good afternoon america. >>> coming up on good afternoon america the wait is over. the dancing with the stars all-star cast will be announced right here, you want to stick around for all those big names. >> also the latest on the 2012 olympic games live from london with our good friend bill weir. and spice girl mel b the scary @ >>> we would like tyke moment to explain our policy covering the olympics. on air we are going to announce a spoiler alert. you will have time to turn away and save the surprise. we'll be posting results on social platforms but you have to click a link to see t

"world news" with diane sawyer is next. >> thanks for inviting us into your hopes tonight. -- your homesorld news," facing the families. the colorado shooting suspect hit with 140 charges of murder of attempted murder as families of the victims look on. and why that secret notebook could be the key to the case. >>> inside syria. dramatic new images. syrian rebels try to take down a dictator. abc's alex marquardt makes the difficult and dangerous journey into the heart of a civil war. >>> dangerous distraction. why this person falls on the train tracks. this one walks in a wall. emergency rooms say it's an epidemic. >>> and body and soul. the american teenager crushed at the olympics.

there have been names out there like katie couric and diane sawyer, and we want this to be about a womann this condition. >> and were you surprised, emma, the fact you were turned away? >> i was surprised. especially considering the many americans with the two petitions combind, over 177,000 signatures. so many americans agree that it's important to have a woman out there. the fact that they not only rejected us but all of those americans, that surprises and disappoints me. >> and does leave a bad taste in your mouth? >> definitely. >> we tried hard to get our voices heard and a lot of people are backing us up and that is to help and inform the american people. >> and what now? where do you go from here? >> is any we're trying to contact the democratic and republican commissions, we havena section petition for and getting people to sign up for that. and it's all about raising awareness to make people, just raising attention for this issue. and knowing that it's becoming a prominent issue in the political realm right now and that women need to have their voices heard. >> and there are con

i come from the tom sawyer huckleberry finn approach. we want to get as many people as we can working together to solve this problem and that's what it takes. i think the white house has led a great effort on bringing that team together both past and present. bringing in dhs and their role in working with commercial industry private sector, fbi and their goal in law enforcement and dod and the intel community that's all. bringing us all in as a team with our responsibility being the foreign intelligence and defend the nation from an attack. let me give you some notes about what secretary clinton has noted. the united states has growing concern about cyber intrusions, the theft of intellectual property, the commercial data by cyber names. just this past month in june secretary panetta will testify before the senate appropriations subcommittee on defense said america faces the potential threat for another pearl harbor and at technologically the capability to paralyze this country is there now. he went on to say that the more this technolog

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what she told diane sawyer and what so many of you did. >>> tragedy in colorado, the movie theater massacre. >>> and good evening, tonight, from aurora, colorado. as we come on the air, the delicate task continues. federal teams are now here. a bomb squad works through the suspect's apartment. after the devastating shooting behind me. the suspect trapping so many people in the theater. it was clear he wanted to trap the police that then showed up at his apartment. all day, invest gators have been at the apartment. earlier today, we heard this. [ explosion ] are jars of unjoan liquid, the 30 devices so they could get to the real clues. the latest toll, 12 people have died, 58 wouned. eight remain in contract call condition. the suspect, james holmes is in isolation. the suspect received guns and bullets for months. our team is on the story tonight with thank you details about the suspect, those who dies and about the survivors who have defied even the doctors. we begin with the operation at the apartment that continues at this hour. tonight, federal authorities have joined the local police h

telling diane sawyer in 2008, he thinks she fell. >> what we think she went outside and slipped on them step and hit her head. >> reporter: the autopsy also found bruising on her arms and legs which fueled thoughts of foul play. but they've found no new evidence to support that. >> i think they're stuck. there doesn't seem to be any smoking gun in this case. >> the l.a. county sheriff's department said this is an active open investigate corner' believed wood died but why is not known. >> nearly 30 years later. thanks very much. >>> when you come back, your chances of getting the common cold. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a recent survey, 95% of people who tried it agreed that it relieved their headache fast. v

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instead of releasing his 20 so return and an estimate of his taxes for 2011, telling diane sawyer that's present. >> we've released all the information required by law and then some. >> reporter: but we've looked back and found every presidential nominee in both parties over the last three decades has released more. romney says he'll release his 2011 return when he finishes it, but that's it. it's not that he doesn't have more returns handy. when he was under consideration to be john mccain's running mate four years ago, he gave mccain 23 years of tax return, noting at the time, quote, i'm a bit of a packrat so i had them all. the romney campaign calls all of the attention to his finances a distraction an effort by the obama campaign to divert attention from the president's failed economic record. diane. >> much in "your voice, your vote." jon karl weighing in tonight. thank you, jon. >>> the countdown to the olympics is under way. it begins two weeks from tonight. and the city of london is ramping up security against a terror attack paper flurry of arrests, even missiles placed on rooft

so many of you saw her with diane sawyer on "20/20." that mother instead saying, why not remember her daughter, tweet her daughter's name instead. more than 19,000 of you tweeting her daughter's name. here, tonight, diane, with the mother of jessica ghawi. >> you said at one point she was a jolt of lightning. >> yes. i don't know who said that but that would be an accurate description. she was like a jolt of lightning. we would tease when show would come home for a visit, she would walk in the door and it was automatic chaos because of the energy level she brought into a room. >> i think it is going to stun everyone that she was there in toronto. >> yes. >> and there was that awful shooting there. >> yes, and she was -- very affected by watching the victims being brought out of that shooting. and realizing that -- several of them were very close to her own age. and realized that life is very fragile. she's -- she had an epiphany at that moment that it could happen to any of us at any time. and instead of being afraid of that, she embrac

and diane sawyer back in the anchor chair tomorrow night.l of us at abc news, good night from colorado. chair tomorrow night. from all of us at abc news, good night from colorado. >>> a vigil is underway in aurora, colorado to remember the victims of friday's deadly shooting. i'm alan wang. ama daetz is on assignment and will join is live from colorado in a few minutes. here's the latest. president obama is in aurora today to meet with families of those gunned down. the president finished speaking moments ago. >> the reason stories like this have an impact on us is because we can all understand what it would be to have somebody that we love, taken from us in this fashion. >> alan: he spent three hours meeting with victims' families and also got updates from state and local officials. >>> the latest. police finished collecting evidence but the building still remains closed to residents. an fbi behavior specialist is involved in the investigation. the suspect, james holmes, will appear in court tomorrow. and tonight, people in aurora are gathe

for being so he said bombers or attackers and order us to stop or they would shoot sometimes the sawyers would stop us and then to tina strong periods which really affected our training schedule. an amazing story of what else where america's basketball players are about to kick start the european leg of their prelim paper tour the defending olympic champions that used to play host great britain a man just there on thursday before moving on to barcelona for two more exhibition matches but before leaving home they beat brazil eight hundred sixty nine in a friendly to send out a signal to their rivals at the london games however the us aren't writing off the south american side adding that other opponents too could cause an upset. i think brazil is a great chance to be in contention for a gold medal. we're going to play in a couple other teams in exhibitions. also will be there and seen and spain and wanting we will not face in the us we cross cross over to france they are france was tony parker waving them and all the n.b.a. players they have will be will be really good. while the men's us

. >> reporter: he told our diane sawyer a week before suri was born in april 2006. >> have you thoughtthing you want to say to this child? >> just how much i love this child. how much i love this child and just what a beautiful life you're going to have. >> reporter: now reportedly cruise and holmes have vowed to keep everything civil. a source close to the former couple they both know they'll have to make decisions together on suri for many years. >> they love that little girl. >> they do, indeed. >> you know where suri will be going to school? >> reports are circling that katie has enrolled suri in an all-girls catholic school, sacred heart. famous alum from sacred heart, lady gaga, the hilton sisters. she'll be going to this catholic church, a bit of a turn from scientology. >>> coming up, josh, with account "the play of the day." and are you ready to ride? we're taking you on the craziest roller coaster in all the land. ♪ this back to school there's a new routine ♪ ♪ grab a kleenex® tissue to help keep your hands clean ♪ ♪ shield sneeze swish ♪ check out my swish [ female announcer

i talked with diane sawyer earlier about the issues facing at the london games. i hope you had a great weekend. we are almost to the olympics now and i understand there are some new questions tonight about security. >> we have a lot of breaking news tonight as american athletes stream into london, about the security there. pictures of guards caught napping. we will show them to you and tell you what we have learned about the scramble to ensure security there. >> an age-old question, are women smarter than men? >> there is something brand new tonight. for the first time ever, women have scored higher than men on iq tests. did something change? why is this happening now? we think we know, and we will tell you that tonight. >> we will see you later. you can once those stories and more tonight on world news right here after abc 7 news. >> maybe we were just smart enough to let you finish ahead of us. gas prices are falling again but the situation may not stay that way. a survey says the price has dropped about 7 cents in the past week. here at home, it is $3.60 in d.

here is ayotte -- diane sawyer with what you can expect debt 6:30. things are continuing to intensify. >> it is a stunning experience to be there. our reporter will take to the streets, showing how people are trying to live there and raise their children with all that firepower. that is coming up. >> looking at a story of american heartbreak at the olympics. cracks tiny mistakes and doing the work of her young life time. we will look at those mistakes and show you what female gymnasts are doing now that they were not able to do before. >> you can also stories and more tonight on world news right after abc 7 news at 6:00. >> anne arundel county police said they have busted marijuana growing operation across the street from a school. nicholas donnan is facing a half dozen charges after police raided his home -- nicholas dominateinick. the plants had a street by europe $50,000 to >> a fire turned into a hazmat situation this morning. the fire broke our around 3:00 in the morning and nitric acid was built there. police said least one person came in direc

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is a special edition of "world news" with diane sawyer. tragedy in colorado t movie theater massacre. >>> good evening. as we come on the air tonight, another safe part of american life has been shattered by a lone gunman with an assault weapon. that movie theater in aurora, colorado, taking alongside the high school in columbine, the campus at virginia tech. we have cell phone video taken right after the man in the gas mask opened fire at the midnight showing of batman. at this hour, 12 people killed, more than 50 wounded. and tonight, undercover police are beefing up security at movie theaters around this country. these are the two photos everyone has been studying for some meaning, how did james holmes, just 16 there, become the 24-year-old grad student who called himself "the joker." across the country, abc news is on this story and david muir is starting our coverage of what happened in that theater minute by minute. david. >> diane, good evening. this is the movie theater behind me in aurora, colorado. it is incredible to think last