. >> community activist andrew holmes is personally offering a $1,000 reward. to live in the city's north and would neighborhood. the f-b-i and police in alabama are working to free a young boy being held hostage in an underground bunker. authorities say a gunman boarded a school bus yesterday afternoon. shot the driver and took a 6-year old boy. neighbors say the suspect moved to the area about two years ago and built the underground shelter himself. other children on the bus were not injured. police are negotiating the with man to release the boy. communicating through a pipe. authorities did convince the man to let them send down medication the boy needs to take on a daily basis. fierce debate on capitol hill this morning over gun control in the united states. former congresswoman gabrielle giffords. who was shot in the head in 20-11 was among those who spoke at the hearing this morning. this is the first congressional hearing on gun violence since a series of violent shooting sprees and president obama's call for stricter gun laws. the powerful gun lobby le

holmes and put him under a 72 hour psychiatric hold. widow is also seeing the university of colorado, university spokesman says the university believes the lawsuit is not well founded legally or factually. andrewano joins us now. great to see you. is it legally founded? >> i don't know if it's factually founded but it is legally frivolous to sue a psychiatrist in colorado and, indeed, in most cases because the psychiatrist declined to admit the patient. >> it causes them to believe the patient is in immediate threat to his own life or the life of others. so they go to the patient's psychiatrist, will you sign this affidavit which will ask the judge to arrest him. if they say yes, then they need another psychiatrist, you have to have two, then he can be arrested not for a crime but because he is dangerous to himself and others and he can be expected for three days and the judge can decide whether to let him go. just because the first psychiatrist said no, was not for the police to asking. and flip of this, doctor's patient should be incarcerated is protected from liability as long as there was a professional judgment, if she honestly thought he wasn't a danger to himself and others, even though