>> adam housely reporting live. and good news, adam, that nobody was hurt in all of that mess. >> as police work through the delicate process of disarming the booby traps, doctors are treating those injured in the attacks. doctors say the injuries range from severe gunshot wounds to minor burns and cuts. 7 at the medical center of aurora where earlier we heard from a trauma surgeon who spoke of the challenges facing doctors and patients. >> you try to distance yourself professionally. but these are young people and young families. it is difficult not to put yourself in that situation. it going to be a long day for a lot of people. the initial adrenaline rush of having something like this happen to the families and to the patients themselves is starting to wear off and today is the day that there is going to be realization there is going to be serious long-term issues people have to deal with. we have have staff in place as far as mental health counselors to work with the patients and their families and we are going o

>> adam housely reporting live. and good news, adam, that nobody was hurt in all of that mess. >> as police work through the delicate process of disarming the booby traps, doctors are treating those injured in the attacks. doctors say the injuries range from severe gunshot wounds to minor burns and cuts. 7 at the medical center of aurora where earlier we heard from a trauma surgeon who spoke of the challenges facing doctors and patients. >> you try to distance yourself professionally. but these are young people and young families. it is difficult not to put yourself in that situation. it going to be a long day for a lot of people. the initial adrenaline rush of having something like this happen to the families and to the patients themselves is starting to wear off and today is the day that there is going to be realization there is going to be serious long-term issues people have to deal with. we have have staff in place as far as mental health counselors to work with the patients and their families and we are going o

adam houseli reporting outside. >> i want to move closer a half hour ago. we've great vantage point to see the ongoing operation. straight ahead you'll seeva the apartment complex and the third floor where james holmes' apartment was located. of the five windowsja located there, one being for a bathroom and four others, four of them have been knocked out by authorities to get into the complex and to eventually eliminate the threat that was there. it took them about eight hours, by ourrs watch, when they first began the operations here and at least three different explosions by m-y count, including a loud one which we'll hear right now. i want you to hear this explosion and we'll explain what happened. (horn blowing). >> those were the three warninge signals we got telling us about ten seconds away would be an explosion prior to that we heard fire in the hole yelled three times. then came the boom. take a listen. (explosion) that was basically a water bomb. it was placed inside to explode and shoot water out so it wouldn't add fuel to the fire. that water wo

in los angeles, adam housely, fox news. >>> the mother of one of the men shot and killed by the officer spoke out against the violence. manuel diaz, who was not armed, was shot in the head from behind. >> please, please stop the violence. it's not going to bring my son back. it's not. and this is the worst thing any mother could go through. >> diaz's mother also said that no member of her family took part in last night's protest. >>> the first of the colorado shooting victims was laid to rest today. 51-year-old gordon cowden. his two teenage kids who went to the movie with him both escaped unharmed. >>> survivors of the 2011 tucson shooting that injured congresswoman gabrielle giffords. people are upset that neither of the presidential candidates has addressed the gun issue. the petition asks for the presidential candidates to show how they would prevent the kind of bloodshed that occurred in tucson and aurora, colorado. >>> dates are now set for three presidential debates. republican mitt romney and president obama will debate domestic policy in their first meeting and foreign policy i

. >> adam house she live outside the uh -- adam howsley is live outside the apartment complex. >> we will give alive look. wree a block away. we are not down wind. we are up wind from where this explosion could take place. this is the way the scene has been for 24 hours now, maybe a little longer. you can seat fire equipment here, stationary, the hook and ladder truck outside. they just put up a tent so some of the bomb technicians can get out of the sun and go through the plan here. there are a number of federal agencies here, local agencies, fire trucks, ambulances, the entire area has been evacuated. five apartment buildings have been evacuated. we are by the nearest apartment that was not evacuated. everybody is trying to see what is going on down the street. we have seen a number of firefighters go in the first apartment lower right. they have gone in and out of that apartment through the window. that is not james holmes' apartment, but that's how they are entering the apartment complex. they are trying to figure out where to start. that was a big issue yesterday. it continues t

adam housely is live in colorado springs with the latest. adam? >> reporter: yes.estern edge of the colorado springs, the winds have kicked up a bit and the fire danger has gone down significantly because in the previous couple of days, there has been no wind and, a couple of rain showers today and i'll step away and give you a perspective from the ridge look out over where the fire roared through here, a couple of days ago. you can see where the fire came down and burn out pat of the neighborhood. this is the mountain shadows neighborhood, a number of homes lost in this area. we have seen a few people allowed back into sift through ashes but for the most part it has been utility crews who have to go through and ensure gas lines are shut off and electrical lines are shut down as well. as you move up through the neighborhood, you will see how the fire burned around in some cases, burned down entire blocks, leaving one home standing, in other areas the entire block was fine and, so, fire seemingly burned up to the edge of some people's back porches and moving toward

names like fehr gee are being thrown around there are two openings maybe a third in los angeles, adam houselyews. >>> 2012 basketball dream team for the olympics was in town. just ahead to the dc armoury for the star studded warm up, kobe bryant and lebron james, thrilling the crowd. tucker you a basketball fan? seems this is a stacked deck. >> i would be a fan if i could see those guys play. yeah, impressive they are playing against brazil. >> i am not sure. you know i just seems like, big guys like that, almost a shoe in for the gold? >> , we would think so. we have heard that before. >> i will stick to weather in a couple minutes all the details on your weather forecast, more showers and thunderstorms in your sunday forecast more heat on the way as well forecast coming up, in just a couple minutes. >> great. >> great. >>> off the wall is next wisdom martin, you are a man of advanced age you still on the top of your game like roger fedder and certificate vena williams. >> all -- serena williams. >> all day every day. >> you have any tears. >> no crying in sports. off the wall is next that f

. >> adam housely on the scene in colorado. as you can see there is the police chief as we head back to colorado where they are beginning their press conference. en in. all listen >> i am daniel oates, the police chief here in aurora. it would be best to begin the press conference by introduce ing our governor to make some remarks. governor? >> so this has been a long day, and i appreciate how long a day it has been for all of you in the media. we are seeing this community rise up and do the things that great communities do. we are dealing with this. there are 70 casualties, not 71. there was a double reporting there. the stories are going to come out ofut this of how in a remarkably short time the police force in aurora responded to this situation. their efficiency in making an apprehension, the ability of our hospitals in remarkably short order to take care of all of these casualties in incredible system. i am not saying it was all perfect, but as this story is told, it will be remarkable. as of 3:30 we still had 30 patients

housing. i believe that mr. adams and mr. buckley will come up here today. or has made affordable housing revenue streams a permanent source of revenue streams and the production and the acquiring of affordable housing a priority. i think not only was it an important for step as he begins his term as mayor, but i want to appreciate the speech in this with which this is coming forward. for something this complex, but six months is not that much time. it is incredible to made the determination that went into this process that we could pass something that will go to the ballot, and a year that we expect high turnout. i am hoping, of course, this will resonate with people. and those that impact moderate income and low income housing individuals. i think there are a significant set of gifts in this charter amendment that is before us. i think that makes many of us uncomfortable because they are things that we personally remember fighting for recently. they were big wins for the community in the sense that we were saying in the city when you want to develop and pro

there in the future so we can plan out the development of a significant pipeline of affordable housing. dan adams, it was the director of program development for the mayor's office of housing, will what this committee and the public -- will walk this committee and the public through the need statement and talk about how this process was structured and what the key parts of the charter amendment and the associated legislation will be. more importantly, will talk about the program that we both intend to continue. i think that the mayor's office intends to continue the good worked of the affordable housing community over the past 20 years and continue to build housing for people who cannot afford it, including those people who are not served at all by the private market, including people with special needs or other issues who cannot afford market rate housing. when the mayor started out to convene a housing task force, the mayor was concerned about replacing the redevelopment funding, but the mayor give us another construction which was also great housing for the 100%. when you replace the revenue,

adam housely is live in colorado springs with efforts there and how much is still burning out of controlll a wind this afternoon but good news for firefighters the last couple of days as conditions improved significantly than what we saw earlier last tuesday when the fire really exploded here. also a small rainstorm this morning and may be more rain clouds coming in this way as firefighters are battling the flames now in areas much more remote over the ridge from where the houses were located that have been destroyed. i will step away and show you one area where the fire marched down the hillside and threatened several neighborhoods and then actually got into the outskirts of a couple of neighborhoods. the fire moved extremely fast here. very dry conditions. the wind was blowing down the hill. it move inside this neighborhood right here. in this area specifically some people will be allowed back into homes today to get stuff or potentially to stay. as you can see, 35 or 40 homes within the neighborhooded completely destroyed. those people will have a chance to go and get a quick look and

so many reporters there, the apartment apparently was booby trapped, as we heard from trace and adam house here there. there appear to be trip wires set up throughout the suspect's apartment when police were able to speak in the window they were able to see canisters of liquid that concern them 4, as well as strings that appear to have bobby trapped the apartment. let's see if john bowman can hear us with an update. john, are you there. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: tell us what you're seeing. >> oaurora fire department has moved three trucks with ladders around the apartment. they have used the cameras that we talked about earlier that the f.b.i. and bomb squad put in throughout back windows. they looked around in the apartment, they found devices that they are calling very sophisticated devices. they are talking about now they are going to wait and get the apartment and several apartment buildings adjacent to the suspect's apartment building evacuated. once they do that and make sure everybody is safe in the neighborhood they will go in with the robot, and they will actually use the trip wi

house. i disagree, adam saying this is political. it's not. this is the economic policy for this white house, that government knows better and elected officials know better than people who have run private companies and our national debt now as the percentage held by the public is, at the end of the year will be 70%, in '08, it was 40%, and so, where is that moan going? not to create jobs, because we still have an unmroment rate of 8.2%, 1 percentage point lower, 1.1 percentage point lower than in february of '09. >> this has to be a class argument or even the end of the week, the administration was arguing that it was-- i do think, charles, we have to get back to the idea that jobs are just not paralyzing. you can argue whether that's a class argument or not. it's a basic economic fact argument. the jobs aren't materializing and the unemployment rate is staying stubbornly high and the inflation rate is stubbornly high and that's a real worry. we have factory orders back to where they were, in the height of the recession and we have the service

step out briefly, so if this happened already, i want to acknowledge the mayor's office of housing. mr. adams, mr. buckley that did enormous work. we will call them y-squared. they played a huge role and both left. i know they continue to be involved. they're workaholics like us and they can't let their baby go. this has been a really collaborative effort. supervisor kim: ditto on supervisor wiener's comments. i'd not heard y-squared before. tremendous amount of work again. -- i appreciate the tremendous amount of work again. it will continue to make members of our board uncomfortable because there are things that we have fought for as ways to create more diverse housing in san francisco. i wanted to stress the importance of us passing a revenue measure that comes out of the board that really kind of fulfills a lot of people's concerns. if there is a give in terms of what we are doing for all housing production, i want to ensure that there is additional permanent revenue streams coming to both affordable housing and the city in general. i look forward to that discussion tomorrow. there are pa

. >> five minutes remained in our conversation with adam smith from washington state, the ranking democrat on the house arms services committee. jeremy herb from "the hill." >> we hear talk about how dangerous it would be a thing got nuclear weapons. we have also heard from the the joint chiefs, general dempsey, that they are acting rationally on the international stage. do you think iran is as dangerous as advertised? >> yes. both of those statements can be true. there are a lot of rational actors in the world were very dangerous. where iran is concerned, part of their effort is projecting power. they view themselves as an original power. they are involved in hezbollah and hamas. we have heard about their threats to straight -- threats to shut down the street of hormuz. they will not do anything to completely destroy themselves, but they may make a bad calculation, so we need to continue on the course the president has said. mass a withering sanctions that pressure them into a diplomatic solution. i did we're beginning is the impact of those. iran is clearly feeling the pressure. we will keep the pres

house. >> the president was adamant, saying the individual mandate is not a tax.ell, in fact, his own solicitor general went to the supreme court and said this is constitutional under the taxing authority of congress. >> that's right. >> that's not how -- >> you said -- [ everyone talking at once ] >> no, it's a penalty. it's a penalty that comes under the tax code for the 1%, perhaps, of the population who may decide that they're going to be free riders. but most people are not affected by it. >> it is a new tax. it is a new tax for the american people. >> no, no. it's not a tax for the american people. it's a penalty for free riders. >> republicans have long said some parts of the law may be worth preserving or reworking, but senate minority leader mitch mcconnell appeared to hedge when asked how millions of americans could afford health care without the president's law. >> what specifically are you going to do to provide universal coverage to the 30 million people who are uninsured? >> that is not the issue. the question is, how can you go step by step to impro

fox's dam housely has details -- adam housley has details. >> reporter: another american idol bombsheller lopez announces her departure. in a radio interview with ryan seacrest the pop superstar says, "i'm honestly feeling the time has come for me to get back to doing the other things that i do that i put on hold because i love idol so much." j-lo was with the top rated show in seasons 10 and 11 and she said, "i just don't feel like i can be there all day all the day like i have been the past two days." this comes one day after steven tyler said good-bye, the aerosmith front man saying he's putting rock and roll over the show that had been off the top fun. aerosmith is on a nationwide tour and has an album due out this fall. the panel is now down to one, original judge randy jackson, and some reports say he, too, may take a different role when the show returns in january for its 12th season. lots of speculation already about who will replace j-lo and tyler. >> some people are possibly adam lambert, katy perry, nicky manoj. all those people would be really good. adam lambert has been ask

so political mudslinging the name of the game or slimy is trying to gerry adams actual time they were residents trying to house. the deep public anger in spain over cuts and shows no sign of abating with further clashes in the capital and riot police try to keep the pundits of people incensed by yet no belt tightening approved by the government on friday the wage cuts and tax hikes are in exchange for eurozone bailout to save the country's ailing banking sector and in greece which is in the third year of painful austerity drive public hearings taking on new forms as jacob graves and reports. greek streets of come to a body and tears there to rage in the eurozone huge crowds have marched to voice their anger. discontent feeling on is different to each of you so being employed for me the fiji should have to be simply always saw before all this is a chance to keep their message keep the demonstration. of this nobody else on the streets protesting. with souls rather than amplify is outrageous left a last thing impact around greece. going by the name of mark that he largely uses graffiti to combat the growth in far

. >> julie adams gathered near the family house and her son played on the soccer team with holmes. >>se the school district is one of the tops in the nation. that's why people move to this community. >> we're haven't discover anything in his up bringing that points to a troubled individual. he spent a summer here working as a camp counsellor to under bridged privileged children. he was responsible for approximately ten kids and there were no incidents and nothing happened out of the ordinary during his time here. few answers for those looking to understand how this academically gifted young man could be a violent killer. >> dan simon reporting. the people in aurora are from shock and sadness, but they have excruciating days to come. building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ? thank you so much. i'm stoked. you stoked ? totally. ... and he says, "under the mattress." souse le matelas. ( laughter ) why's the new guy sending me emails from paris ? paris, fra

. >> julie adams gathered near the family house and her son played on the soccer team with holmes. >>se the school district is one of the tops in the nation. that's why people move to this community. >> we're haven't discover anything in his up bringing that points to a troubled individual. he spent a summer here working as a camp counsellor to under bridged privileged children. he was responsible for approximately ten kids and there were no incidents and nothing happened out of the ordinary during his time here. few answers for those looking to understand how this academically gifted young man could be a violent killer. >> dan simon reporting. the people in aurora are from shock and sadness, but they have excruciating days to come. building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ? thank you so much. i'm stoked. you stoked ? totally. ... and he says, "under the mattress." souse le matelas. ( laughter ) why's the new guy sending me emails from paris ? paris, fra

. >> on a local matter, a county south of me, adams county, mississippi, where some i.c.e. detainees sometime housed -- there had been a rash of gang-related violence that led to the death of one guard and several injured. explain to me as well as committee members what kind of oversight do you give private contractors who have contracts with i.c.e.? just kind of describe what you expect of those companies like cca in this particular instance. >> several things. we have detention standards that are worked into our contract with them that they must abide by. in many of the larger facilities that are dedicated or primarily focused on our use, we have our employees there in addition to the contractors. even those where we don't have a full-time presence, we routinely visit them. with regard to gang violence, there what we do is just as in the criminal justice system for those incarcerated, we screen for gang affiliations at intake. so we classify people based on their criminal convictions first and foremost, but we are looking for gang affiliations as well, and we do what we can to separate gang member

house was run down. it was leaking. it was unfinished when the adams' moved in, and it was leaking for a long time. it was for many, many years in a state of disrepair. >> why did the british select washington as a target? what was their goal? >> twofold. the year before the americans had invaded canada, and they'd burn and plundered some of the public and private buildings most notably in york, which is now toronto, and in some -- most recently in some of the villages on the niagara frontier. those remember the american successes, so this was payback but also to strike the american morale. morale, because admiral coburn, he was the driving force behind the attack on washington. he told the british commander, overall commander of british forces in north america, that the fall of a capital is always a great road to the government of the country. so he knew this would be a struggle, it would really, really hurt americans' self-esteem and it would be a blow to their morale. >> calls are waiting for anthony pitch, historian. author of the burning of washington. seattle, washington, next. go ahead, jack

. >> john quincy adams went back to the house of representatives after going to the presidency. >> thatge. >> back as a united states senator. drive them crazy. >> totally. >> he also could be there as, you know, as a big help on president hillary clinton. whoever what a line-up. keith eltison, great congressman from minnesota is going to be along. eliot spitzer, current tv's "viewpoint" host joins us as he does every wednesday morning a little bit later in this hour. lynn sweet covered the white house for the chicago sun times as a friend of bill and shame on the boy scouts. but first: >> this is the full court press. >> on this wednesday, other headlines making news, just 10 days before the 0 lil pick games start in london things are going very very poorly after the company hired to provide 10,000 security officers for the games announced they had week it was at least 3500 people short and couldn't even guarantee that any of its employees would actually show up to work london cab drivers are now in protest because of the special olympic game planes painted. cabbies are not allowed to

he conversed with president andrew jackson at a reception at the white house, sat next to form president john quincy adams at dinner in boston. he was escorted around washington by joel poinsett the boston born botanist and future secretary of war and edward everett, boston-born lawyer and future secretary of state. he met charles carroll, the last surviving signer of the declaration of independence and the only catholic to sign that document, and sam houston, the future president of the first president of the republic of texas. he attended town meetings in new england, observed slave markets in the south. he visited indian villages in the michigan territory, voyaged on steam boats that shortly after he disembarked blew up. it was a highly hazardous form of transportation. he traveled by stage coach. he winter to columbia, south carolina. he did not, unfortunately for himself, make it to charleston. tocqueville was an aristocrat whose family suffered during the french revolution. they could trace their heritage back to the norman times, the invasion of william the conquerer. some of his ancestors were par

house tonight. ed, is there a shift in message ever so slight on this matter? >> seems to be a little bit because the president was offended back last month as you note. and was adamantact that nobody in the white house had leaked. but, yesterday, david axelrod said specifically the president did not leak and did not authorize any leaks. that seemed to open the door maybe to white house aides but not the president leaking so i pressed jay carney on that point. he didn't answer. take a listen. >> you can say flatly that nobody inside the white house was involved in the national security leaks or being investigated? >> well, ed, as you know, this is a matter under investigation by two experienced federal prosecutors so i'm not going to speak specifically about it. >> now, jay carney did go on to say he thinks it is preposterous to suggest that the white house leaked information for political gain. also worth noting admiral mccraven went on to say in his own comments that the president deserves great credit for the bin laden raid and the president is very concerned about these leaks, shep. >> shepard: romney campaign has weighed in on this but it sounds like the white h

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house, same call? this is passed on the first grade. >> confirming the appointment of william adams to the port commission. supervisor campos: thank you. i wanted to express my support for this appointment to the port commission. the rules committee had a chance to meet with mr. william adams two weeks ago and i was impressed both by his wide level of work experience in labour and his wide knowledge regarding the port. i think this is one of the most qualified nominees we have seen from the mayor's office and this speaks highly to mr. adams because we have seen many great nominees from the mayor's office as well. i was pleased to hear his thoughts and his commitment to working with never heard and communities and engaging more of our community around with the port is and what that means for the city. he talked about getting used to visit properties, visiting different community and neighborhood meetings, folks that do not normally engage around with the port means in district 6 in district 10. and other parts of the city. he also spoke forcefully about issues like local hiring and insuring that jobs go to

. >> reporter: julie adams is among those who gather ed at ed family's house.on played on the same soccer team as holmes'. >> it is a quiet neighborhood and a neighborhood that people move to because the school district is one of the top school districts in the nation, and that is why people move to this community. >> reporter: at this point we have not discovered anything in the upbringing that points to a troubled individual. holmes spent one of the college s summers here working as a camp counselor to underprivileged children. he was responsible for the care and the guidance of approximately ten kids and we are told no incidents and nothing happened out of the ordinary during his time here. few answers for those looking to understand how this academically-gifted young man could be accused of being a violent killer. >> and later on this evening, don lemon is going to be reporting live from aurora, colorado. he will be covering the president's visit as well as tonight's planned vigil. >>> all right. so how's the housing recovery coming along across the country

. >> reporter: julie adams is among those who gathered near the family's house.d on the same high school soccer team as holmes. >> it's a quiet neighborhood. it's a neighborhood that people move to because the poway unified school district is probably one of the top school districts in the nation, and that's why people move to this community. >> reporter: at this point, we haven't discovered anything in his upbringing that points to a troubled individual. holmes spent one of his college summers here, working as a camp counselor to underprivileged children. he was responsible for the care and guidance of approximately ten kids. we're told there were no incidents and nothing happened out of the ordinary during his time here. few answers for those looking to understand how this academically gifted young man could now be accused of being a violent killer. and whoever becomes holmes' defense lawyer will likely be doing the same things we're doing, looking into his background, his education, looking at his health, his mental health, for instance, to try to understand w

adam it terry, his 19-year-old son, justin, and two friends charged with sexually assaulting the two underaged girls. police tell the story this way. thursday, june 21st, justin terry brings two girls to this house. one is 14. one is 15. once inside, they say, adam terry, the father, begins serving the girls vodka and liquor laced iced tea. >> they got drunk to the point of physical helplessness and then after that the four adult males actually took turns sexually assaulting the two juvenile females. >> reporter: police say this went on for about seven hours. around midnight, they say, ju justin terry took the girls home. two days later one of the victims told her mother. her mother called the cops. the investigation began. gary fletcher lives across the street from the terry home. >> it's crazy. i would never have known. >> reporter: a 14-year-old girl. a 15-year-old girl. >> that's sick. >> reporter: were there pictures taken? were there other crimes committed? police say the investigation continues on. in spotsylvania, pat collins, news 4. >>> an update now on a story we've been following all day just a short while ago, police identified a man who was killed in a hit-and-run accident this mor