rick santorum has won the state of colorado. the republican caucus is here, a trifecta that he has pulled off tonight. >> wow. that's amazing. the g.o.p. chairman there in colorado saying that rick santorum will win. we are getting word from the santorum camp that they are predicting a win as well. associated press has not called this race yet. but you are saying the g.o.p. chairman is confident that santorum has the votes to win colorado. >> reporter: yes, bret. we don't have total numbers. as you know, some of the results are still coming in. we're still on the phone, our field producer is on the phone with them right now, we are clarifying the numbers. we don't have the final nbut colorado goes to rick santorum. >> all right. see if we can get the county -- or the state party chairman to come on and talk to us on the phone, if we can, control room, let's work on that. back with the panel. if that's true and rick santorum pulls off three wins tonight, steve, as i was mentioning, what an amazing trip this has been? >> look, this

rick santorum has won the state of colorado. the republican caucus is here, a trifecta that he has pulled off tonight. >> wow. that's amazing. the g.o.p. chairman there in colorado saying that rick santorum will win. we are getting word from the santorum camp that they are predicting a win as well. associated press has not called this race yet. but you are saying the g.o.p. chairman is confident that santorum has the votes to win colorado. >> reporter: yes, bret. we don't have total numbers. as you know, some of the results are still coming in. we're still on the phone, our field producer is on the phone with them right now, we are clarifying the numbers. we don't have the final nbut colorado goes to rick santorum. >> all right. see if we can get the county -- or the state party chairman to come on and talk to us on the phone, if we can, control room, let's work on that. back with the panel. if that's true and rick santorum pulls off three wins tonight, steve, as i was mentioning, what an amazing trip this has been? >> look, this

rick santorum has won the state of colorado. the republican caucus is here, a trifecta that he has pulled off tonight. >> wow. that's amazing. the g.o.p. chairman there in colorado saying that rick santorum will win. we are getting word from the santorum camp that they are predicting a win as well. associated press has not called this race yet. but you are saying the g.o.p. chairman is confident that santorum has the votes to win colorado. >> reporter: yes, bret. we don't have total numbers. as you know, some of the results are still coming in. we're still on the phone, our field producer is on the phone with them right now, we are clarifying the numbers. we don't have the final nbut colorado goes to rick santorum. >> all right. see if we can get the county -- or the state party chairman to come on and talk to us on the phone, if we can, control room, let's work on that. back with the panel. if that's true and rick santorum pulls off three wins tonight, steve, as i was mentioning, what an amazing trip this has been? >> look, this

>> thank you. >> the latest on the theater shooting in colorado. the president said to the community. >> the colorado massacre has many people thinking about gun control laws. that story in a live report. >> will check for norm#f#f#f#f#f >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. the heat and the humidity making a comeback today? .> saturday was in the 60's we'll be close to 90 this afternoon. there is some fog in some neighborhoods. scattered thunderstorms are possible later this afternoon. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> the world will have a chance to see the man accused of one of the worst mass murders in american history for the first time this morning. >> james holmes will make his first court appearance. we have team coverage this morning beginning in aurora, colorado. >> more than 10,000 people gathered to honor the victims. >> millions o

it's only the third time in colorado's history that colorado has provided the capitol christmas tree rticularly proud of that since i'm a colorado resident. yay, colorado! [cheers and applause] >> we call this the people's tree for good reason and that's because it comes from our public lands, which are owned by all the people of the united states. and these are lands that provide recreation, wildlife habitat, clean water, clean air and the opportunity to connect with the great outdoors. so this occasion tonight also gives us the opportunity to recognize some of the challenges that we have with our national forests, particularly the wildland fires we experienced last summer and the bark beetle. this tree reminds us if we work together and restore the health and the resiliency of these ecosystems, we can produce a new generation of healthy trees that will grow to be as magnificent as the tree behind me. we can work together at the local and national level and private-public partnerships and we can work together to bring this tree to you tonight. as we celebrate the holiday season, i as

colorado. we are proud to have the tree here from the great state of colorado. n it back over to the architect of the capitol. [applause] >> thank you so much, senator udall. and now it's my pleasure to introduce, ms. lindsay lawler. she is the winner of the u.s. forest service song writing contest to create the official song for the capitol christmas tree and will be singing her original composition "standing tall. lindsay. [applause] >> thank you. this is a privilege to be here and i have never been here to washington, d.c., and it's my birthday. so this is pretty special and privilege to be here with you. merry christmas. ♪ ♪ ♪ be a light in the dark for us all standing tall standing tall angels above protect the great land for us all be a light in the dark standing tall standing tall like the soldier who laid down their life so we all have the freedom we all have the right to believe in this dream for us all standing tall standing tall when we think of the soldier who laid down their life so we all have the freedom we all have the right to believe in this dre

a get out the vote program by republicans in colorado will take place in the run up to the election. this will include elections to ensure absentee voting as well as voting on election day. colorado has more registered republican voters than democrat voters. when i see that number 115,000 i'm thinking that is 1/5 the population of our state. come on, colorado, come on. the victory operation is a joint effort of the rnc. and the focus is to get republicans elected from the top down on the ticket. enthusiasm . but in fact, his change curbed our hope. he failed to fix the economy. he hadded millions of dollars to the national debt and aided many with his bad apologies. chief among them was the obamacare. i watched how quick the media was to say this is a great victory for president obama the wind is now at his back. i don't view it that way at all. this thing was sort of hanging around. he owns it totally now. it is a dish a meal that has been held up and now he is going to serve that to the american people and the american people do not want it and it is not good policy for any state in

the colorado river basin, the arkansas this, the colorado that, the arizona this. he was everywhere and he was considered one of the most powerful people there as the chairman of the interior committee. and we had don bronsman and we had frank evans. so that was 1970 and we were the second-most conservative delegation voting in the house. but it fit with joe coors and so that's how the world kind of saw us. well. all these young hopeaholics that moved in, there were so many of them that the permanent settlers here didn't have time to encircle them and tell them to chill out. and they all came in and they all had selected colorado by choice. they thought it was the greatest place on the planet and they were going to make it. they were really going to follow all these things people had taught about in the '60s. the rumble started in 1970 when craig barnes decided to run against byron rogers who had been there 20 years. craig won by 30 votes out of 54,406. you forgot that, didn't you? 30 votes. he defeated this old-time -- you know, who had been there and everybody as

tree here from the great state of colorado. and i'll turn it back over to [applause] >> thank you so much, senator udall. and now it's my pleasure to introduce, ms. lindsay lawler. she is the winner of the u.s. forest service song writing contest to create the official song for the capitol christmas tree and will be singing her original composition "standing tall." lindsay. [applause] >> thank you. this is a privilege to be here and i have never been here to washington, d.c., and it's my birthday. so this is pretty special and privilege to be here with you. merry christmas. ♪ ♪ a cathedral past tennessee river carolina rain all wide open road carried to home be a light in the dark for us all standing tall standing tall godly heavens angels above power -- rooted in love. protect the great land for us all be a light in the dark dark starts to fall standing tall standing tallstanding tall like the soldier who laid down their life so we all have the freedom we all have the right to believe in this dream for us all standing tall stan

you have given us more information on the colorado law than any one so far. thank you so much. >> it's a pleasure. thank you. >>> up next a neighbor of the accused shooter james holmes the

and we want you to stay with nbc bay area for more on the tragedy in colorado. "nbc nightly news" is next. and then we will be back with you at 6:00. we also have a crew headed to oakland where that child was shot. the latest on that. we'll see you back here in just 30 minutes. >>> on this saturday night, the tragedy here in aurora, colorado, the suspect in that movie theater rampage. the guns, the ammo, the body armor. what investigators are learning as the bomb squad detonated the booby traps in his apartment. a man who threw himself in from of his girlfriend to protect her. >> he saved me and gave me the opportunity to live. a navy sailor there with his friends. >> a six-year-old girl at the movies with her mom. >> also the survivors and the doctors who sprang into action.

what are the top issues for colorado voters? guest: just like everywhere else, the economy and jobs. we have a large energy sector. education is a big issue. among the latino population and especially democrats, immigration reform. host: the demographics of the voters in colorado? guest: 52% women, 40% men. we have increased the number of people were voting by mail. 800,000 people have already cast ballots in this state. it is equally divided. one-third of the electorate is a registered republican, won third democrat, one-third unaffiliated. everyone is plan for the group of unaffiliated voters. you'll hear a lot about appealing to women and latinos. we have heard a lot about the bennett strategy and that is the strategy center michael bennett used in running against the tide in 2010. where by appealing to women and latinos he was able to pull a victory in a year or not favorable to democrats. host: where are the traditionally democratic areas of the state? guest: denver is ground zero for democrats. boulder would be another. the

the families. we will have a live report from colorado in just a few minutes. >>> the president continued on to here in san francisco. cbs five lisa washington with more on tonight's fund-raising events in oakland >>> president obama was originally scheduled to arrive here on monday morning. but after visiting colorado, yet shall arrived here last night. he prepares for an aggressive schedule here in the bay area. he will leave from san francisco to nevada. afterwards he will return to the bay area for three fund- raising events. one of them includes the fox the order in oakland. he will host a round table with tech leaders. tickets for the event up the fox theater cost as little as $100. protesters are expected in oakland this evening when the president speaks at the fox theater. it is near many canada's biggest businesses. we should also tell you that you should expect several road closures in downtown oakland in anticipation of the president's visit. >>> mitt romney is waking up in the bay area as well. he at three fund-raisers are rare the weekend. yeah protesters outside each and every event >>

the latest on the shootings in colorado. d to the community. >> the colorado massacre has many political leaders thinking about gun control laws. >> after a cool weekend, it will warm up again today. >> we will check your morning commute. we'll update you on some continued closures in the city. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the new santa fe steak melts. get extra grande flavor with the santa fe steak & bacon melt. juicy steak, crispy bacon, and melted cheese with creamy santa fe caesar. or try adding egg for a santa fe steak, bacon & egg melt -- a favorito for breakfast but muy bueno any time of day. get to your local subway and claim your steak today -- with new santa fe steak melts. subway. eat fresh. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. today is a national hot dog day and i could be a hot dog now. >> the breakfast of champions. >> a lit

the colorado plateau is covered with chert, a glassy rock that is really really good for making tools, making very sharp edges. you find there are pieces of chert all over the place and you can still cut your skin open very quickly with it and it's been sitting out in the open. >> where does chert come from? . >> it's a marine rock that's mostly silica. you find it in these layers, sandstone layers. if you are especially in a marine or water environment, you will find this layer of chert. it's in all colors, purple, green, red, blue. it's a beautiful rock. . >> one thing i wanted to ask you, the review in the paper recently on sunday said that your book is different from all the other books about the anastazi because you brought out some of the non-flattering parts of their culture like violence. how did you conclude that they were a violent culture? . >> well, i didn't necessarily conclude they were a violent culture, i just concluded there was violence in their culture. the evidence is very clear where you find masker sites, where every place you drop a trench there are bodies, unbu

that comes from the police chief in aurora, colorado. the hearing that will happen today and will be brief, but it will be the first time we will see and hear from the suspected shooter. >> matt. micaela. veronica. >> one by one, the city is morning, promising never to forget those who died at an emotional vigil sunday evening. the community came together to grieve. >> denied we reach out to each other and love each other and love our neighbors. >> president obama visited the victims and families, offering condolences on behalf of the entire country. >> it was an opportunity for families to describe how wonderful their brothers or their sons or daughters were. and the lives they have touched and the dreams that they held for the future. >> the suspect in the mass shooting at a movie theater will face a judge monday. james holmes could be charged with first-degree murder, which carries the possibility of the death penalty and colorado.. police are not commenting on possible motives but they said there's evidence of calculation and delibera

he was attending the university of colorado as a science school graduate. also, police say he almost got away and it's the chaos of the attack. police might have mistaken him for a swat team member but there was one piece of equipment that prompted the officers to stop a new search found new explosives in his apartment, there were 30 homemade grenades decide to kill whomever walked in. it were triggered by a trip wire. also among the evidence, a batman mask. >> we're building a case to show this was a deliberative process by an intelligent man who wanted to do this >> homes was denied membership to a gun club but it was not because of his application. the range owner called him back and said he had a creepy and weird voice mail and would not approve his application. holmes family will give a public statement following the court appearance. >> this morning we're hearing from the 13 year-old girl who was the babysitter of the youngest victim. she was sitting next to six rolled girl in the theater as the gunman opened fire >> i wanted to be a nightmare, a dream

we're on the road in colorado springs, colorado. hundreds of protesters have begun gathering in the jordanian capital of amman to call for reforms a day after the country's king attempted to deter the protest by dissolving parliament. king abdullah had also called for early elections in a bid to dissuade demonstrators from rallying. as many as 50 dozen people are expected to join the demonstration called for by the jordanian wing of the muslim brotherhood. turkey has authorized further military action against syria as a continue to fire artillery across the border for a second day thursday in retaliation for mortar blast that killed five turkish civilians. turkish police used teargas to disperse anti-war protesters to the turkish parliament while lawmakers overwhelmingly backed a measure allowing the military to conduct cross border actions. the turkish prime minister said the country was attempting to deter further violence. >> turkey wants peace in the region as well as safety. this is our sole concern. we do not want war and never

the fox report." i'm jon scott in aurora, colorado. what you are about to hear is one of a series of controlled detonations at the apartment where suspected mass murderer james holmes lived. listen. and it could have been much worse. bomb squad technicians and dozens of federal agents spending a tense day removing trip wires, disarming a series of ex-ploy suvs that police say were meant to seriously hurt or kill whoever first entered that apartment. >> make no mistake, okay. this apartment was designed i say based on everything i have seen to kill whoever entered it, okay. and who was most likely to enter that location after he planned and eastboun executed s horrific crime? it firefightersing t was goinge officer. if you think we are angry we sure as hell are hang fry. what happened to our city and the wonderful people that live here and what he threatened to do to one of our police officers. >> holmes' down stairs neighbor almost walked into that trap. around midnight thursday night she heard techno music booming upstairs and went to

stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the tragedy in colorado. go to nbcbayarea.com for the latest updated there any time of day. you can also find a slide show with dramatic images of the day. and we still have more ahead for you here this morning. >> everybody was starting to scream and run. he went straight from here to here with a gun in my face. >> movie goer ls describe what happened in the moments before the shooting and some of them thought the gunman was part of the screening. >>> and shocked and saddened president obama and presidential candidate mitt romney comfort a saddened nation. >>> what do we know about accused gunman james holmes? a clear picture is starting to merge about the gunman. the 24-year-old is described as a reclusive, standoffish grad student from san diego who recently and rather abruptly quit school. he dropped out of a doctoral program at the university of colorado medical school. he graduated with honors in 2010 from uc riverside in neuroscience. he had no criminal history and his only violation was a speeding tick

while the colorado shooting has some calling for tighter gun control laws... re in maryland it'll soon be áeasierá for people to get a permit to carry a concealed han. handgun.under the current law... residents are required to provide what's called a "good and substantial reason" to carry a handgun. but raymond woolard of baltimore county fought to change that... and filed a lawsuit. now a federal judge has decided.... a resident's árightá to bear arms... is the only reason someone needs to carry a handgun. (woollard) "everyone who has no criminal record who wants to carry a gun for self protection should get one..." one..." the law goes into effect in two weeks.but critics say they would rather see stricter laws pertaining to illegal guns... than a less restrictive law for those wanting to legally carry a gun. a young woman headed to the university of maryland college park... makes a remarkable recovery after being one of the victims in the colorado shooting massacre. massacre.we first learned about petra anderson, through this youtube video put out by her sis

down the colorado river about nine miles to the west of silt is the town of rifle. fully out then on thought. this is one of the one was. this is before. the problems before with the rifle this is right in the tree and when you marry like a hundred years. it's been a worse fifteen years i'm fifty four says fifty nine. to use his tunes to. turn the tradition. in one thousand nine hundred three chris and steve move all the decided to leave california to move to colorado we both got laid off from our work because we both volunteered to be laid off because we wanted to get out of california move to colorado where it was beautiful and clean air and clean water they found themselves in garfield county looking for a new home there's critics. in nineteen ninety five a bought their dream house a fixer upper in a rural neighborhood outside rifle range with a place and we plan to stay there for. it was shortly after chris and steve moved in the drilling rigs began to appear on some of their neighbors land and in the surrounding hills and everything changed. crisper get in the

in the two colorado communities profiled in this film the impact has been profound. there is a record of at least nine dry hole families who formally complained about the drilling and they have moved away. some were afraid some were sick all were exhausted by their fight with the industry. chris and steve have seen the same thing in their neighborhood in rifle i think almost all of our neighbors have . people that occupy their houses. people who work for the world. there's a growing resistance on the part of people who live in the path of dream and. see that living with this development has affected our lives in nearly every way imaginable with no other recourse some landowners have become activists. i think there's no question that people are getting sick from the environmental effects of oil and gas exploration and production throughout the united states and what's striking is when you ask them what their symptoms are it's the same one area. that is in another area. overland gas states like new mexico and colorado are caught between intense pressure from the federa

half of the state of colorado or more sets above the gas bearings and on. and so this is an issue that will be with us for many many years to come in the decisions that we make today are going to define. how this will all transpire over the next twenty years. i hope the people of this state i hope the people the state look at the fact that the day we have close to five thousand wells have been drilled that's just in the northwestern area and if you look down the road fifteen years and you start contemplating sixty thousand wells sixty thousand wells what does that do. williams i'm going to have to respectfully decline to participate in your project. over here but feel like. you like to know that. we transfer. radio and radio. over to the i think one of the other interest to them i think the kicker point i don't know what you want for the best year endeavor and thank you for your great. as in the rocky mountains the growth of domestic drilling is beginning to impact people and places across america in ways never imagined oil companies are seeking new leases

program at the university of colorado. is now accused of going into that movie theater friday night and killing 12 people. wounding 58 others, shooting 70 people in total. the largest mass shooting in u.s. history. she came out to speak to reporters the clarify a very important point. a point involving james holmes' mother, arlene holmes. there you see james holmes with the died red hair in kour. she wanted to make it clear that when someone from abc newsed called on friday to ask about james holmes. she uttered the words, you have the right person, she was referring to the fact -- tht arlene holmes, the mother, the abc person was speaking to the mother of james holmes. she was not implying. not suggesting in any way anything was wrong with james holmes. that, in fact, she knew james holmes was involved in this incident at all, and the attorney is now wanting to make it clear that the mother had no idea what was going on in colorado. had no idea that her son was involved in anything along these lines. we're here in "the sit

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>>> the colorado massacre is on the minds of many americans. united nations are trying to pass a treaty in crimes against humanity. that took place this week. diplomats finished a month's long negotiation designed to regulate a market worth up to $60 bh $60 billion a year. they have opposed any treaty, and even though the u.n. and the u.s. say that's just not true. i spoke with him just recently. >> staying away from our freedoms, we're sure not going to let you anywhere near our guns. >> that basically sums up the nra approach to gun control, whether it's here in the united states or overseas. here to talk about that and where the white house contenders stand on the issues, ana navarro and the nra says it speaks for gun owners but a republican polsters found that carry permits should only be granted to applicants. is there a disconnect? are the majority of gun owners simply being drowned out by the louder voices? >> you know, i think not. i think the majority of gun owners are very important and their voices are not being drowned out at all. w

. >>> turning to the tragedy in colorado. nearly 48 hours after an unimaginable act of violence rocked the city of aurora, we're learning more about the suspected killer and the innocent moviegoers he's accused of killing. we've been gathering photos of the 12 victims that died. they are parents, husbands, wives and children. 27-year-old alex sullivan was celebrating his birthday with friends at the movies and the youngest victim, 6-year-old veronica sullivan was excited about starting swimming classes. dozens of people survived the massacre. some of them bay area residents including two teenage girls who were watching the premiere with their friends when one of them was hit. kimberly terry is here with more on their terrifying experience. >> reporter: they say this trip to see the movie on opening night had been planned for weeks. they were seated next to the wall that separates their theater from the one where the shooter opened fire. it was about 20 minutes into the movie when the group of teens knew something wasn't right.

the university of colorado received a package from alleged theater gunman james holmes. the package containing handwritten papers was addressed to one of holmes' instructors in the neuroscience ph.d. program. meanwhile, the first of holmes alleged victims was buried. teresa garcia in aurora, colorado, has our report. >> investigators say a package from accused movie theater gunman was found in the mail room of the university of colorado denver. the package which was discovered monday was handled by a bomb squad robot and x-rayed to check for explosives. sources say the letter was sent to one of holmes' former professors, a psychiatrist. in it, he talked about shooting people and included crude drawings of a gunman and his victims. the letter may help investigators learn more about holmes but experts say not to expect closure. >> there is nothing that this individual could say to us that would cause us and the general public to sit back and say now i understand why you did this. >> defense attorneys got their first look inside holmes' apartment where authorities say he had

half of the state of colorado or more sense about the gas pairings known and so. this is an issue that will be with us for many many years to come in the decisions that we make today are going to define. how this will all transpire over the next twenty years. i hope the people of this state i hope the people estate look at the fact that today we have a whole supply thousand wells have been drilled that's just in the northwestern area and if you look down the road fifteen years and you've got three hundred sixty thousand wells sixty thousand wells put in said to. williams i'm going to have to respect. it purchase your project. or start looking over your back to like. you'd like to know that. we experienced. it you know it radio. over record our person this week you performed i don't know if you were the best year ever and thank you for your great . as in the rocky mountains the growth of domestic drilling is beginning to impact people and places across america in ways never imagined oil companies are seeking new leases in thirty two states since ninety nine hundred

>>> the investigation in colorado continues this morning, as investigators try to figure out what led the gunman on that killing rampage, what we've learned about the suspect. >> also this morning the search is on for the person who sent a white substance to several bay area police departments. what we've learned about where it came from. >> and a shooting in oakland overnight. we learn about the violence that put 2w0 two people in the hospital. >>> and good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday, july 21. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. welcome back. nice and rested i hope? >> absolutely. >> let's get right to work and check in with rosemary arose co on this weekend forecast. >>> a warmer day today, 2 to 4 six degrees warmer for the afternoon. 94 in concord, even the city, 67 yesterday, mostly sunny and 74 for the afternoon. we're waking up with numbers up at this hour. the current conditions and what you can expect for your saturday, as well as sunday, coming up. >>> we begin with continuing coverage of the colorado theater massacre. at this hour, police includi

the same one area. that is in another area. states like new mexico and colorado are caught between intense pressure from the federal government to lease more land for drilling and the desire to protect the land and their citizens. in june of two thousand and seven elected colorado governor bill ritter is faced with a critical confrontation with the bureau of land management and agency of the interior department they had authorized more than fifteen hundred new gas wells on the rhone plateau one of the last pristine areas in garfield county we just started with a very modest request one hundred twenty days for a new administration and we were turned down and we don't think twenty four days is enough for us to be able to really have a thoughtful and. response is there's too much that we don't know for us to be able to really respond in a very short amount of time so that's why i'm going to it's very hard with secretary kerry for not only asking to grant the governor the request the governor has made attempts. in the summer of two thousand and eight in spite of prot

david mattingly joins use outside of the courthouse in colorado. what are we expecting to hear and are you hearing anything about james holmes and what he's been doing this past weekend? >> reporter: well, deb, expect tomorrow to see the prosecution in this case to take center stage in this terrible tragedy. we'll be hearing from them tomorrow about what kind of charges they intend to seek against this alleged killer. we had 12 people killed in the theater. we're looking at the potential of 12 murder charges there, premeditated first-degree murder charges. we have 58 people wounded. there are any number of dozens, potentially dozens of attempted murder charges that could come about as well. we're also expecting to hear more about that mysterious package that the alleged killer sent to his psychiatrist at the university of colorado. authorities have that package in their possession but the defense has said that represents protected patient-doctor privilege with those communications. we're going to wait to see how the judge weighs in on this if the co