lynn fenton, seen there, helped to set up.une 7th is when the suspect bought the assault rifle he used. june 10th he dropped out of the university, which is apparently why the beta team took no further action because he dropped out. the university says that the people did what they should have done. the "denver post" reports lynn fenton spoke about how to deal with a threat to the committee. generally, if you think that the threat is imminent, call the campus police. if you think it is best to contact the beta team, call lynn fenton. did she think the threat was imminent? that's the question given that the suspect left the university, the question is should dr. fenton or the beta team still have called campus police or local police? joining us now, the executive director of the national behavioral intervention team association, also threat assessment expert barry spodak and peter reed whose daughter mary karen reed was killed in the virginia tech shooting. mary, want to start with you. sources tell kmgh when the suspect droppe

lynn fenton for several weeks. 7th, and again, this is the first ten days of june, on june 7th, holmes took a preliminary exam, oral exam and ba basically failed it. he was also having trouble getting a mentor to continue in the ph.d. program in the neuroscience program in the university of colorado. on the same day of june 7th after he failed that test, he went out and bought a ar assault rifle, and in this period, he was talking to dr. fenton, and during this period he told her something so disturbing that she decided that she had to contact this team, this threat assessment team, and we don't know specifically what she told him, but we know it involved her concern that he might be a threat to others. >> and how did the university respond here? because i know they have some sort of system that is set up in place, a threat assessment team. >> yeah. doctor, and dr. lynn fenton helped to form this threat assessment team in 2010 and she is a member of the team. we know she contact ed members f the team in separate co

attorneys said holmes tried to get in touch with doctor lynne fenton through the university of colorado switchboard on july 20th.fenton also testified thursday that she contacted campus pplice because she was "so concerned" abouu her last meettng with holmes.it was also revealed that the university of iowa rejected holmes' graduate school application in 20-11.according to documents... one school offer admissions under any circumstannes." today marks 15 years... since the death of princess diana.on august 31st 1996... princes di was killed in a car crash in paris.... wwth her boyfriend.aa 2008 inquest into the accident determined diana's limo driver was drunk behind the wheel... while trying to escape aamajor recall todaa... involving a favorite tropical fruit.nearly a million mangos... sold at costco, ralph's, kroger, aldi and whole foods....are being recalled due to threat of salmonella.the mangos affected have a "daniella" brand sticker... and were sold between july 12th and august 29th. if you think you have the recalled fruit... you're asked to throw it out oo return it to the store

lynn fenton, who actually wrotehe unersity's policy on threat assessment. early june she reachehed out t to the same thr assessment team with concerns about holmes' behavior. and abc news learned that fenton contacted a university p police officer going so far to break doctor/patient confidenentialit. >> in a case where thehere is dangnger of imminent hararm to another person there is mandatory reirement the report be made. >> reporter: o on june 10th, lmes announce hed he intended t quit the ph.d. progogram. >> under those circumstances, threat assessment teams would have gone into acts. it is hard to imagine why they wouldn't go into action when they get those kind of reports. >> reporter: the university admits tonight that holmes was still enrolled wn the shooting occurred, but s sources tell us that with the perwork for withdrawal unmotion, the university's threat assessment team never had a formal meeeeti and never intervened. >> colorado statute says, report tight law forcement, report it in a way that something could be dodone about it they suggest i

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lynn fenton, the psychiatrist who was seeing shooter james holmes as a patient and the school itself. according to cnn affiliate kmgh holmes failed an oral exam at the school on june 7th, then went out and bought an ar-15 assault rifle. it was about this time that dr. fenton made an urgent call to the university and it appears there was no further action. kngh reporter john feruja picks up the time line. >> something that he said to his psychiatrist caused her to contact the university of colorado threat assessment team. now that threat assessment team was formed in part with her help and she's on that team so she's a member, she helped form the team, she contacted several of her colleagues on that team. we don't know what she told them. we don't know what triggered her to call them. on the 10th of june he dropped out of school. they then thought, the team thought, we're told by our sources, the team thought they had no jurisdiction, they had no contl over them so there was nothing they could do. we have been told no one contacted the aurora police department with any of these concern

attorneys said james holmes tried to get in touch with doctor lynne fenton through the university of colorado switchboard on july 20th.ffnton also testified thursday that she contacted campus police because sse was "so concerned" about her last meeting with holmes.ittwas also revealed the university of iowa rejected holmes' 20-11.according to lication in - documents... one school official said quote "do not offer admissions under any circumstaaces." 3 3 clean-up continues today on the gulf coast... in the wake of hurricane isaacc isaac.you're looking at video of raithwaittlouisiana... a city that took the brunt of isaac's storm surge.crews had to cut inno a levee there... to help water drain from the community. at least 3 people in louisiana have died as a result of the storm. a private funeral service is astronaut neil armstrong.the funeral wiil take place in cincinnati later this morning. president ooama has also asked the country to lower their flags to half staff to honor thh first man on he moon. armstrong died last a stuffed teddy bear ggts an oregon river in trouble with the l

lynn fenton treated holmes while he attended graduate school at the university of colorado. she shared her concerns with other members of the school's threat assessment team. that team did not take action because holmes withdrew from the ph.d program in june. experts say his exit should have been a red flag. >> i think that's the signal you should intensify efforts, not walk way under those circumstances, most well trained threat assessment teams would have gone into action. >> the university chancellor says he believes the school did everything it should have. >>> the white house says kofi and that's res -- kofi annan's resignation highlights the failure of russia and china's support. u.s. officials say the syrian government was never willing to embrace annan's peace plan, which included sees fire. he is now -- included a cease-fire. more than 19,000 people have died in 2010. u.s. officials say the -- obama administration is giving 12 million dollars in new humanitarian aid to syria, bringing the total aid to 76 million. >>> this morning the monterey bay aquarium announced

now, affiliate kmgh is reporting that psychiatrist lynn fenton was so concerned about holmes' behaviore weeks before the attack that she notified a threat team that deals with potential problems on campus. but because holmes began the process of dropping out of school around the same time, sources say that an assessment never happened and it was never reported to police. kmgh investigative reporter spoke to cnn's anderson cooper last night. >> the team thought they had no jurisdiction or control over him. there was nothing they could do ve visa vee this concern she had. through our sources and through our reporting, we have been told that no one contacted the aurora police department with any of these concerns? >> let's bring in our cnn legal analyst paul callan. what do you think about the fact that this assessment was never done and that fenton actually helped create this threat team that apparently needed to be notified about this. >> very interesting question. and it's hard to know the specifics. ia know, psychiatrists have a legal obligation if there is a specific threat articulat

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lynne fenton had an ongoing doctor/patient relationship. and that would make the conversations confidential. >>> a former lacrosse player has been sentenced to jail for killing his ex-girlfriend in a rage. he said he hoped they could find peace. >>> princess diana is being remembered in the u.k. and across the world today, on the 15th anniversary of her death. >> can't believe it's been that long. diana was just 36 years old when she was killed in a car crash in paris, along with her boyfriend and driver. no official memorial is planned. but devoted fans are expected to gather outside kensington palace, her former home, to lay some flowers in her memory. >> you always remember where you were the moment you heard that news. >>> moving oto some football. it finally happened for the new york jets last night. their first touchdown of a winless preseason. >> the short t.d. pass against the eagles was the only visit to the end zone so far. they were the first team in 35 years to go 3 preseason games without a t.d. >>> and for some college footbal

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lynn fenton treated holmes while he attended graduate school at the university of colorado.he shared her concerns with other members of the school's threat assessment team. that team did not take action because holmes withdrew from the ph.d program in june. experts say his exit should have been a red flag. >> i think that's the signal you should intensify efforts, not walk way under those circumstances, most well trained threat assessment teams would have gone into action. >> the university chancellor says he believes the school did everything it should have. >>> the white house says kofi and that's res -- kofi annan's resignation highlights the failure of russia and china's support. u.s. officials say the syrian government was never willing to embrace annan's peace plan, which included sees fire. he is now -- included a cease-fire. more than 19,000 people have died in 2010. u.s. officials say the -- obama administration is giving 12 million dollars in new humanitarian aid to syria, bringing the total aid to 76 million. >>> this morning the monterey bay aquarium announced th

holmes was being seen by university psychiatrist, lynn fenton.she had concerns he might be a danger to others and told her colleagues but holmes dropped out of school before any investigation was before. >>> in oakland a brick was thrown through a window of a obama office. reports say several car windows were broken as well. >>> to oklahoma now and the wildfire disaster there. there are at least four major fires burning this morning, hundreds of homes are being threaten the byhe

suspect james holmes tried to reach sychiatrist lynn fenton...efense attorneys eleased this information at a hearing phursday, filling in some timeline. nine minutes before the attack - - holmes called an after-hours number at a hospital at the university of colorado. it's not clear why he tried to call his former psychiatriss. she wasn't available at that time. fenton testified she met with the eleventh. she believes her doctor-patient relationship with him is limited to that single meeting. but the issue atthand is a notebook holles sent her a day before the july twentieth attack. it violent actions he was about to carry out. prosecutors want access to that notebook... but defense attorneys say the journal is inadmissible because it's protected by doccor-patient privacy laws. during the hearing holmes appeared to ppy close attention. his hair was a mixture of blond and orange. meanwhile - erie details coming out from the university of iowa... the neuroscience program diiector bluntly warned colleagues quote "do not offer admission under any cir

lynne fenton to have breached her confidentiality pledge, she must have been aware that holmes was aious and imminent threat. it's not known what the police officer did with the information. >>> to presidential politics now, where mitt romney has outearned president obama for the third-straight month. romney's campaign raised $101 million in july. that's compared to $75 million for the president. records show that in june, the obama campaign spent more than it actually brought in. >>> and as romney vacations in new hampshire, the multimillionaire took a little time out to do, yep, some grocery shopping. there was some bottled water in the cart, along with diet pepsi, wild cherry and some yogurt. mrs. romney is still in london, where she is watching her horse compete in the olympics later today. >>> overseas, now, where secretary of state hillary clinton has visited with former south african president nelson mandela at his rural home. mandela, who just turned 94 years old, is largely retired from public life. mrs. clinton travels to turkey later this week to talk about the worsening c

lynn fenton, the psychiatrist treating holmes contacted members of the university's threat assessment team about holmes' behavior. few days later holmes quit school and the university did not intervene thinking they had that control once holmes left. holmes was charged with 24 counts of first degree murder and 116 counts of attempted murder on monday. his next court hearing is set for august 9th. interstate 5 is closed north of redding because of a raging wildfire. it is burning near mount shasta near the crossings. some traffic is being escorted through the fire zone. now a 325-acre blaze erupted around 1:30 this afternoon. it is only 5% con intayed. flames destroyed one building, and authorities say others are threatened. the u.s. forest service says there is a high to extreme chance the fire will continue to grow. the forest service and cal firecrews are on the scene. a fast-moving wildfire gutted one home in southern california was started by equipment being used to clear brush and debris to prevent brushfires. two firefighters suffered minor injuries fighting the riverside county

lynn fenton a university of colorado psychiatrist. by then, mid june, police say he had already begun assembling an arsenal of four guns like these, full tactical gear, and 6,000 rounds of ammunition. were there warning signs he was unraveling? there have been unconfirmed reports that dr. fenton spoke about holmes then to the campus's behavioral evaluation and threat assessment team that handles concerns about individuals who may be threatening, disruptive, or otherwise problematic. even though campus police are part of the beta team no apparent move was made to impose a 72-hour mental health evaluation on holmes as is available under colorado law. >> when an individual is deemed to be of imminent danger to others, they can be involuntarily committed against their will and frequently against their wishes. >> reporter: a campus police source told nbc news that enforcing an involuntary mental health hold is a gray area and psychiatrists who hear lots of disturbing talk from patients agree. >> they tend to err on the side of personal rig

lynn fenton, a school professor and psychiatrist-- was treating holmes prior to shooting. sources tell us that fenton alerted campus police about holmes and his name was brought to the attention of the school's behavioral evaluation and threat assessment team which can provide referrals to law enforcement. it's unclear what happened next. a university spokesperson declined comment because of a gag order imposed by the presiding judge. how are you dealing with all of this? with what's happened to your family? >> well, it's been really difficult. >> reporter: mary ellen hanson's niece, ashley moser, was paralyzed in the shooting. moser's six-year-old daughter veronica was killed. do you think they missed red flags that might have prevented this? >> potentially. and it's hard to know because when everything is sealed it also looks like perhaps they're covering something up. >> reporter: colorado law says a therapist will not be held liable for failure to warn about a patient's behavior unless that patient has communicated a serious threat of physical violence and a 72-hour in

reporter: defense attorneys today also told the court holmes sought help for his mental illness from lynne fenton. cbs news learned fent ton expressed concerns to university colorado police. the university has retained attorneys for dr. fenton and the police officer, but with the gag order in place no one will comment. the main purpose of today's hearing was to consider a media request to unseal court documents and reduce the scope of the gag order. both the prosecutor and defense attorney argued that it was necessary to keep most information out of public view to ensure a fair trial, and no decision was made on that issue today. displeef and i guess, john, at this point, we don't know what the university police did with the information, if in fact the psychiatrist did pass it on to him. >> reporter: no, in fact, we don't know. we do know information that she did say something to university police. we don't know that the university police did anything about it once they determined that he had left of the university, that he dropped out of school. >> schieffer: okay, thank you very much, john. nea

lynn fenton, the psychiatrist treating holmes contacted members of the university's threat assessment team about holmes' behavior. few days later holmes quit school and the university did not intervene thinking they had that control once holmes left. holmes was charged with 24 counts of first degree murder and 116 counts of attempted murder on monday. his next court hearing is set for august 9th. interstate 5 is closed north of redding because of a raging wildfire. it is burning near mount shasta near the crossings. some traffic is being escorted through the fire zone. now a 325-acre blaze erupted around 1:30 this afternoon. it is only 5% con intayed. flames destroyed one building, and authorities say others are threatened. the u.s. forest service says there is a high to extreme chance the fire will continue to grow. the forest service and cal firecrews are on the scene. a fast-moving wildfire gutted one home in southern california was started by equipment being used to clear brush and debris to prevent brushfires. two firefighters suffered minor injuries fighting the riverside county

student at the university of colorado he sought help from university psychiatrist lynn fenton. cbs news has learned fenton reported concerns about holmes to university of colorado police. but no one will comment because of a gag order. >> we've got a gag order that extends to a university, to university officials, just very, very far-reaching. >> media outlets requested the judge scale back the gag order and unseal certain court documents but he has not yet made a decision on the issue. another hearing is scheduled for august 16th. teresa garcia, cbs news. >>> two rock bands, motley crue and kiss, are donate fund to help the colorado victims. they'll donate $100,000 to the aurora victim relief fund and hopes their gesture encourages others to give. six shooting victims remain in the hospital. >>> cbs "moneywatch" time on a friday. a dishwasher recall and ashley morrison here in new york with more. >> good morning, terrell. goldman sachs dodged serious trouble. the justice department says it will not seek criminal charges against the investment firm or its employees. investigato

lynne fenton told the court their doctor-patient relationship ended on june 11. on that day, dr. fenton said, she reported concerns to the campus police. the next day, holmes' access card to the university was canceled. now, more than a month later, on july 19, the day before the shooting, holmes put a package in the mail to dr. fenton. when the package from holmes to dr. fenton was discovered in the university mailroom, investigators sent in the bomb squad fearing it contained explosives. instead, investigators reportedly found a notebook with crude drawings that seemed to suggest planning for a mass murder. while much about holmes remains a mystery, documents from the university of iowa released today give some insight. in his 2010 application to graduate school at the university, holmes wrote he had a strong desire to explore the unknown. he wrote about working at a camp where children with schizophrenia were heavily medicated, saying, "this did not solve their problems, only create new ones." in response to holmes' application, one university official advised, do not offer ad

lynn fenton, a university of colorado psychiatrist. by then, mid-june, police say he had already begun assembling an arsenal of four guns like these full of tactical gear and 6,000 rounds of ammunition. were there warning signs he was unraveling? there have been unconfirmed reports that dr. fenton talked about holmes to the beta team, the behavioral evaluation and threat assessment team that handles concerns about individuals who may be threatening, disruptive or otherwise problematic. but even though campus police are part of the b.e.t.a. team, no apparent move was used to impose a 72-hour mental evaluation on holmes, as is available under colorado law. >> when an individual is deemed to be of imminent danger to others, they could be involuntarily committed against their will and frequently against their wishes. >> reporter: a campus police source told nbc news that enforcing an involuntary mental health hold is a gray area, and psychiatrists who hear lots of disturbing talks from patients agree. >> i think they tend to err on the sid

lynn fenton, the psychiatrist treating holmes contacted members of the university's threat assessment team about holmes' behavior. few days later holmes quit school and the university did not intervene thinking they had that control once holmes left. holmes was charged with 24 counts of first degree murder and 116 counts of attempted murder on monday. his next court hearing is set for august 9th. interstate 5 is closed north of redding because of a raging wildfire. it is burning near mount shasta near the crossings. some traffic is being escorted through the fire zone. now a 325-acre blaze erupted around 1:30 this afternoon. it is only 5% con intayed. flames destroyed one building, and authorities say others are threatened. the u.s. forest service says there is a high to extreme chance the fire will continue to grow. the forest service and cal firecrews are on the scene. a fast-moving wildfire gutted one home in southern california was started by equipment being used to clear brush and debris to prevent brushfires. two firefighters suffered minor injuries fighting the riverside county

lynn fenton, who was treating holmes, at the university of colorado, was also a key member of the school's threat assessment team. in fact, these documents show fenton actually wrote the university's policy on threat assessment. what's more, our affiliate is reporting exclusively that by early june, fenton notified other members of the team about her concerns about holmes's behavior. on june 10, three days after he bought an assault weapon, he suddenly told the university he's quitting. so sources tell us the larger threat assessment team never had a formal meeting and never intervened, thinking that they had no control over holmes once he left. at the very time experts say it should have been a red alert. >> i think that's a signal that you should intensify your efforts, not walk away. under those circumstances most well trained threat assessment teams would have gone into action. >> reporter: listen to what the university's chancellor claimed early last week. >> to the best of our knowledge, at this point, we did everything that we think we should have done. >> reporter: words under fire

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lynne fenton. as abc news has reported, dr. fenton was apparently so worried about holmes that in the weeks before the shooting, she contacted a university of colorado police officer. but it is not clear what action that officer took, if any. until that information becomes public, there will be no answer to perhaps the most troubling question of all -- could the massacre have been prevented? clayton sandell, abc news, centennial, colorado. >>> and we now have an all points bulletin from the nation's top weather experts. hurricane season is about to rev up and could pack a more powerful punch. you can already see it in the gulf of mexico. tropical storm ernesto gearing up there. and now, a new storm is on the way. abc's weather editor sam champion tells us what we're in for and why. >> reporter: as tropical strom ernesto dumps flooding rains across central mexico, it is one of two hurricanes and four tropical storms to develop already this season. >> tropical storm beryl is just coming on shore. >> holy cow. >> the roads are imp

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lynne fenton who was treating holmes at the university of colorado, was also a key member of the school'srsity's policy on threat assessment. what's more, our affiliate kmgh is reporting exclusively that by early june, fenton actually notified other members of the team about her concerns about holmes' behavior. but on june 10th, three days after holmes bought an assault weapon, he suddenly told the university he's quitting. and so, sources tell kmgh, the larger threat assessment team never had a formal meeting and never intervened. thinking they had no control over holmes once he left. at the very time experts say it should have been a red alert. >> i think that's the signal that you should intensify your efforts, not walk away. under those circumstances, most well-trained threat assessment teams would have gone into action. >> reporter: listen to what the university's chancellor claimed early last week. >> to the best of our knowledge at this point we did everything that we think we should have done. >> reporter: words under fire as those close to the victims now ask, could this all have

the denver post reports lynn fenton spoke about how to deal with a threat.reat is imminent, call campus police. if you need to call the beta team, call first. did she think the threat was imminent? that's the question given that the suspect left the university, the question is should dr. fenton or the beta team still have called campus police or local police? joining us now, the executive director of the national behavioral intervention team association, also threat assessment expert, and peter reed whose daughter mary karen reed was killed in the virginia tech shooting. mary, want to start with you. sources tell kmgh when the suspect dropped out of school, the university assessment team had, quote, no control over him. in your opinion, is that true? >> you know, anderson, that's a question we deal directly with when we have threat assessment teams. we come up with a simulated case study where the threat assessment team is facing that exact situation, and i have to tell you in all honesty, the first impulse of most on threat assessment teams is to say what y

he was being seen by lynn fenton you see in the photo.h reports that she had a concern he might be a danger to others and told her colleague about it, but he dropped out of school before further evaluations were done. >> to news about the economy, the jobs report is a mixed bag. more jobs were added, but the unemployment rate still went up. karen has the details and the reactions. >> july's jobs report brought mixed news about the state of economic recovery. more jobs, but more americans unable to find work. according to the labor department, the nation's businesses created 163,000 jobs in july. beating economist expectations of 95,000. the unemployment rate tikd up slightly to 8.3% to 8.2% in june. three jobs reports remain and with mixed numbers came mixed reviews. republican mitt romney said president obama's plans are not works. >> it's another hammer blow to the struggling middle class families of america. the president has not had policies that put american families back to work. i do. i will put them in place and get america workin