it just won't be at arapahoe. he said the administration needs to be held accountable and we need to demand change here at arapahoe high school and be part of the solution to protect children going forward. so pretty strong stuff from this coach and security guard. >> what is next? >> well, right now he's on administrative leave. that is raising a lot of questions here. we've spoken with some students and parents here outside of the school. all of the other security guards are back on the job. cameron rust is off the job, and parents and students are saying they don't know why. and they wonder if the administration is withholding information about his status, what exactly is going on. it's dividing the community a little bit. >> paul beban in colorado. david shuster. >> reporter: tony in mississippi, a former martial arts instructor who tried to sign poisoned letters to president obama and other government officials pled guilty. he appeared in court today. he seemed to choke up when confirming the deal that will s

arapahoe where there was a school shooting in december. we're told the evacuation went smoothly.id everything that it could with everything that happened there. >> all right. from our rocky mountain newsroom. >>> the l.a. county sheriff's deputies have arrested somebody on a felony drug charge at the mansion of the pop star, justin bieber. they were investigating that the beebs through eggs at his next door neighbor's house. but they say that justin bieber has not been arrested nor exonerated in the egging case. we have new video from said egg scene. it appears to show cops leading somebody away in handcuffs. we can't confirm whether that person was the one whom deputies say they arrested but we know that person is arrested. this happened today during a raid at the bieber mansion in a raid about 30 miles west of downtown los angeles. again investigators said they did not arrest justin bieber and they won't tell houston they arrested. here's what we do know. cops say the drug charge is not related to the egging investigation. so far, there is no word from bieber's camp. in los ang

both the arapaho county trial court and state appeals court ruled in dish network's favor saying evenh marijuana is legal in colorado, it is still illegal under federal law. in a statement to cnn, the company defended coates dismissal saying, "as a national company, dish network is committed to its drug-free workplace policy and compliance with federal law, which does not permit the use of marijuana, even for medicinal purposes." and that reality appears to be receiving colorado's marijuana shoppers. so you're coming here to get some marijuana today. does that concern you about the possibility you could get fired for this? >> i don't use marijuana in the workplace. i think if there's an accident, you should be able to be tested for it. >> it alters people mind so that they do make mistakes at work and they don't think clearly. >> reporter: it doesn't take an accident or mistake for an employer to have the right to test and unlike other substances like alcohol, a positive drug test doesn't necessarily mean impairment. thc can still be present hours or even days after use. has that thou

comes one month after a disgruntled high school senior in colorado gunned down a fellow student at arapahoe high school, before turning the gun on himself. this shooting occurred at a smaller middle school, some 200 students, in a sparsely populated corner of new mexico. but the impact was no less traumatic. >> it was insane. it's is this real? is this really happening? how can this be happening? what's going on. >> reporter: another community shaken by the school shooting, just 14 days into the new year. mike taibbi nbc news, los angeles. >>> in west virginia tonight, the water is back on in thousands of homes and businesses after days of going without following the chemical spill. officials there continue to insist to the public that it's safe, but a lot of families are understandably refusing to go anywhere near it. our chief environmental affairs correspondent anne thompson joins us again tonight from charleston, west virginia. anne, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. there is plenty of skepticism here as residents confront water that doesn't look or smell right. and invest

. >>> arapaho high school is returning for the first time. they say the shooting was a tragedy but it has made the community stronger. they also say people are feeling more love than fear. >> seniors -- it is like even more so, it is our responsibility to say we have been here for four years and we know how great of a school it is. >> 17-year-old claire davis died after being shot at that point blank range and wrist bands are now being made for her and her family. >>> he wants to overall outdated city codes and many bicyclists say only cars can be stalls. and fran .org which listed of the of the and fran departments and the family camp was evacuated near yosemite and the camp's water lines were damaged but it escaped major losses. despite the fire, the camp will be ready for about 500 visitors a week. >> the integrity of the camp, things will look the same but as you are driving into camp, you will see an impact of one heck of a forest fire. >> other camps did not fair as well, the berkeley family camp was completely destroyed. other camps ha

in the winter, came the reports of a shooter in arapahoe high school and the heart-wrenching reality that 17-year-old claire davis had been fatally shot. this past year, colorado has been scorched. colorado has been flooded. colorado-once again-endured senseless, inexplicable violence. yet, despite all of it, we did not let that define us. that is not our story. our story-and what we showed the world is: colorado does not shutdown. colorado does not quit. colorado does not break. we know there are folks out there still grieving, still recovering. [ applause ] >> we know there are folks out there still grieving, still recovering. we know there are people out there feeling the impact of the national economy's downturns. and we are doing everything within our power to change that. but make no mistake-the state of colorado has not only endured, it also has thrived. my fellow coloradans, despite every unforeseen test, despite everything that was thrown at us the state of our state is strong. [ applause ] >> and according to just about every forecast, trend and study, the state of the stat

say he overheard school officials saying, we will read about that kid, carl pierson, just not aa at arapaho. he is the only member of the school security team not to return so far, that's raising a lot of questions among parents and teachers. a lot of questions about is information being withheld, why handy russ returned to school just a little month ago. >> photofinish our picture of the day and holiday on ice, we'll take you to south korea's huge ice fishing festival. >> good evening, my name is morpgd. coming to you live from new york city. a break through, for people suffering from diabetes. >> the needle prick is uncomfortable, the test kit is cumbersome. that's why medical companies are looking for a different way. >> measures the glucose level in tears. this prototype looks and feels like a regular lens, but inside it we have a miniature glucose monitor. >> measures glow coast measures once every second. can be sent to a smartphone or computer, tells whether action is needed. considering building tiny lights into the lenses to alert the wearer. microsoft announced a similar type of l

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discretionary issue state eerie you still have to this -- you still have to display good moral character the arapahoe shooting in colorado several weeks ago was stopped by an armed security guard at the school when the and startedked in shooting. there was a death and there was a fatality, but once he was with a good guy with a gun he took his own life and stopped.ing and so what would have been a mass shooting which is usually four or more deaths in the same place was limited to one and one injury if you don't count the bad guy. the -- there are other -- one of the other areas of agreement that i have with professor donohue, there is probably no area of public policy where we are more likely to get what is confirmational bias than in the gun control debate. your point of view you will find the facts that support your position, anecdotal or statistical. there is plenty of anecdotal evidence to suggest that sometimes, yes, just brandishing a firearm, sometimes using the a crime.an stop so the point of the question was that a good guy with a gun will stop a bad guy shooting. at a mass the other point i

a security guard at arapahoe high school has ignored the school blaming the fact that they ignored redlags. he may have been targeting a school librarian. pearson was on the radar long before the shooting for threatening a teacher and even looking up guns on his computer. russ says school administrators were warned about his behavior but they did not act. >> one afternoon in the lunch room, carl was looking up guns on his computer and after we noticed that, he quickly closed his computer and we immediately told our supervisor what we saw and we were told he would bring it up in their administration meeting. and then that following monday after the administration meeting, we were told there was nothing they could do about that. this is another red flag, in our minds, and why is it not in the minds of the administration. it's kind of shocking. it's just that question of why are we not doing more and what's stopping us from doing more to help and prevent this? >> cnn reached out to the littleton public school district for comment and we have not heard back. in an e-mail to parents, the di

. >>> in centennial colorado students returned to class at arapaho high school today following that deadly shooting on december 13th. they had only been back once before to pick up some of their things. this time they arrived to find notes on their lockers with words of encouragement. >> we're all a little bit nervous but we all also understand that we're all in it together. and the best way to heal from it is to be together and get back to normal. >> reporter: the gunman was 18- year-old carl pierson he shot and killed his 17-year-old classmate claire davis then committed suicide. authorities say they believe his intended targets were a debate coach who has disciplined him and a school librarian. >>> jerry sandusky wants his pension back. the former penn state assistant coach lost it when he was convicted of sexual abuse. if his pension were to be restored sandusky would receive $5,000 a month. >>> amazing video here in this next story, a gas station worker is expected to be all right after a horrifying crash that was caught on video by a surveillance camera. take a look here. it's an 83-

today, colorado's arapahoe high school is reopening for the first time since a deadly shooting last month. students will return today to a shortened class schedule. they say the shooting was a tragedy but it has made the community stronger. they say people are feeling more love than fear. >> seniors, it's like even more so our responsibility to say, like, we've been here for four years and we know how great of a school it is. >> 17-year-old claire davis died after being shot at point blank range by karl pierson, who then killed himself. wristbands are claire claim are being told to -- wristbands of clair's name are being sold. >>> 7:17. san francisco supervisor mark farrell wants to make changes to what he calls outdated city codes. one example, many bicyclists, you are probably breaking a law that says only a car can be stored in garages. farrell says that law is unnecessary. and he's hoping citizens will take a look at the website, san franciscocode.org that lists all of the laws. he wants to hear suggestions about the laws that should be eliminated or made more relevant. >>> there is a

classes resume today at arapaho high school in colorado, month after investigators say one student shotd a classmate before killing himself. >>> word the turkish government has fired back to what it calls conspiracy. media reports officials in the capitol city have re-assigned some 350 police officers and the turkish prime minister blamed a muslim cleric in the united states to financial trait the police department. antigovernment protests have rocked the cities for six months. and britain, prince william is now a student. he says he is enrolled in an agricultural management course at cambridge university to help him when he inherits his father's huge the prince is even taking the train to class. just in case this whole royal thing doesn't work out. it could be a question of blood flow. cialisadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can beore confident in your ability to be ready. and the me cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequent or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditi

then he said in his press conference, i believe on december 13, same day as the arapahoe high school shooting. we were going to do a story on it but ended up not because of the school shooting. he said all i can tell you i asked bill about the traffic study. bill left office in december as well. he will be one of the aids that misled him presumably according to what the governor said. who else do we think misled the governor? how many can he be misled by before there are questions about his leadership? all right. looks like they made john king hang up. this is the live television. gloria, this is a big serious question. >> it is. >>> about people he has around him. >> these are people close to him. these are not people down the food chain. deputy chief of staff, his campaign manager, people he trusted in high positions, people he promoted, people who worked with him closely everyday during the campaign. they let him go out there if he did not know and say things that made him now look foolish. if you're the governor of new jersey just re-elected and want to become president of the un

colorado makes news these days is when there's a school shooting in the last few days, at aurora and arapahoeigh school most recently, i think people sometimes outside of colorado say, especially with columbine in the back of their minds, what's up with colorado? why does this happen? >> yes. i don't think there's anything particular about colorado. but this is just one of those issues, particularly around mental health and a broader approach that's why i support a broader approach to issues that impact our communities, like illegal guns in our community. >> lastly, and on a lighter note, super bowl is coming up. you have a team that is going to be playing. congratulations on making the super bowl. first of all, any predictions for -- i know you're going to predict the broncos. >> 3 to 6 points. absolutely. i haven't looked at all of the statics which i normally do before i make a prediction like that but i think denver will go over the edge. >> you want to bet? >> what you want to bet? >> i'll bet seattle. what do they have in denver? i don't want rocky mountain oysters. >> we have great bee

it just won't be at arapaho. he said the administration needs to be held accountable, demand change and that they need to be part of the solution going forward. so some pretty strong words here from this paul beaman for us in denver. >>> today marks the 20th anniversary of a northridge california earthquake. it was one of the deadliest and most destructive in the state's history. 57 died. thousands were injured. a lot has changed that may give the public advanced warnings. jennifer london has the story >> reporter: >> when the earthquake hit at 431, we were sound asleep. the thing that woke me up was my wife screaming. the volume was hor endous and it stopped and there was this death silence for about a second and then you could start hearing everybody screaming in the complex. >> 20 years ago, robb and don woke um and his three story building pancaked on him? >> it looked like a two-story building when it was done. the fire department drove past us thinking it's a two-story building. let's keep going. >> it hads

arapahoe, colorado. wood county, ohio. we're here at the fairgrounds.red, extremely honored to have been given the opportunity to follow my mentor's career path. >> the note -- >> you guarantee that they're not -- >> let me -- >> the -- >> you got to let me finish my answers. >> sir, i know you don't like to filibuster. >> i'm trying to answer your questions and you keep interrupting. >> do you think a mandate mandating people to buy insurance is the right tool? >> bret, i don't know how many hundred times i've said, too. this is an unusual interview. let's do it again. >> and barbara and jenna, give you a little grief? >> big time. probably made a little fool out of myself. >> i'm excited to work on the team in what promises to be an important time in our country. >> traveling with governor romney. jennifer griffin at the pentagon. henry live on the north lawn wearing the team uniform. i'm dedicated to keeping the same high standards that brit set for the show. seems more spectacular attacks -- >> there have been a spate of those. >> just yesterday a r

arapahoe high school, you had that shooting. shooting in new mexico. shooting at an indiana grocery store earlier this week. shooting in a movie theater. this gun culture in the united states has a lot of people very concerned and talking a lot, no matter which side of the issue you stand on. >> you know what's interesting about this real quickly is there were only seven to 12 students in that gym. how could they not know who it was? >> and it was caught on surveillance tape as well. so initially they wanted to narrow it down from three people. there's a little bit of confusion but we do know now after speaking to police last hour that this is the guy they're looking for. >> all right. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> new jersey governor chris christie takes his first political fund-raising trip since the bridge scandal erupted. we have a live report from orlando on the donors he will face, next. >>> plus, president obama lays out new rules on how the government will protect your e-mail, your phone records. is this reform enough? a lawmaker on the

and the aurora movie theater; and the tragedies of platte canyon high school, and most recently at arapahoe high school, guns are only a piece of the puzzle. another clear piece is mental health: trying to identify and assist those who are feeling isolated, bullied, the mentally ill; and trite as this may sound, those who are feeling abandoned and unloved. we allocated more than $34 million to create and bolster programs such as school-based mental health services, behavioral health community centers, and to train and staff round-the-clock mental health crisis centers. right now there are some 80 people with addictions who are getting clean, learning a skill, and turning their life around. people who otherwise would have been on the street. just as we must implement the voters' wishes on marijuana, we are obligated to make sure that children and parents understand brain development and the risks of underage use. we are committed to a securing a safe, regulated and responsible environment. this will be one of the great social experiments of this century, and while not all of us chose it, bei

the "denver post" record reports a security guard at arapahoe high school says students were concerned about security threats. they say karl pierson was a known threat before he entered the high school with a shotgun and machete last month before taking his own life. >> the christian post say the pope defrocked more than 400. it comes after a harsh attack on how the catholic church handles the sex abuse scandal. >> "the daily news" says the police are trying to determine if the human remain as loi ang shoreline are those of a teen who disappeared three months ago. he was last seen walking out of school. >>> "the new york times" says there are two less ingredients in some popular johnson and johnson products. they're no longer made with the potentially harmful chemicals. the good news anthony, the smell is still there. i love that baby smell. >>> and the london telegram says the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry have set up companies to set up images as members of the royal family. the royal aide says the three have no plans to use their images to make money but they're tak

she attended arapahoe high school. randomly shot by karl pierson. pierson committed suicide after that violent attack. the national western stock show says later this month, it will honor her memory by naming a horse show in her honor. today, all the flags state wide were lowered to half staff on all public buildings in her memory. >>> the mother of a dead nfl player is accusing his team, the kansas city chiefs, of literally playing him to death. jovan belcher killed himself in december of 2012 after he fatally shot his girlfriend. the family gave a brief statement at that time. >> we will cherish the wonderful memories we have of jovan, and pray that those memories will bring us peace as we grapple to understand the unpredictable and tragic ending of his life and the life of kasandra perkins. >> that struggle to understand has turned into a lawsuit from belcher's mother, cheryl shepherd. she just filed it in missouri claims court. the kansas city chiefs caused belcher to get, quote, post concussion syndrome. now, we'r

a security guard at arapahoe high school is now speaking out, saying the school didn't do enough to prevent the shooting in december. in a post on facebook, cameron rust claims alleged shooter karl pearson had previously threatened teachers and looked up guns on the internet while on campus. >> after we noticed that he quickly closed his computer and we immediately told her supervisor what we saw, and we were told he would bring it up in their administration meeting, and then that following monday after the administration meeting, we were told there was nothing that they could do about that and it was his personal computer, and that he could look up what he wanted. >> during the attack, pearson allegedly shot 17-year-old clare davis. she later died of her injuries. officials say pearson took his own life at the school. police say they are looking into the security guard's statements now. >>> family and friends will say good-bye today to a man shot and killed inside a movie theater after a texting dispute. chad oulson's funeral is scheduled for today in florida. he was shot dead monday. his

and they said they forgive -- they forgive the arapahoe high school student who took claire from themvealing the last words she spoke. >> the young man that shot claire had a name. his name was karl pierson. for reasons most of us or all of us will never know, karl allowed himself to be filled with anger and rage and hatred. that anger, rage, and hatred bli blinded him. he blindly followed a path that led him to do something no one should ever do. he took an innocent person's life. he took our daughter's life. claire's last words are poignant and profound. she said oh, my gosh, karl, what are you doing? the fact is that karl was so blinded by his emotions that he didn't know what he was doing. in her most insnlt and precious way, claire tried to shine a light on karl's darkness. my wife and i forgive karl pierson for what he did. because he didn't know what he was doing. we would ask all of you here and all of you watching to search your hearts and also forgive karl pierson. he didn't know what he was doing. >> wow. the power to forgive. the davises have also set up a fund in honor of

. >>> a security guard at arapahoe high school in colorado says the school did not do enough to preventack in december. you remember this one? in a post on facebook, cameron rust claims the alleged shooter carl pearson called teacher, looked up guns on the internet while on campus. >> one afternoon in the lunchroom, carl was looking up guns on his computer. after we noticed that, he quickly closed his computer. and we immediately told our supervisor what we saw. and we were told he would bring it up in their administration meeting. and then that following monday after that administration meeting, we were told there was nothing that they could do about that. and it was his personal computer, and that he could look up what he wanted. >> well, during that attack, pearson shot 17-year-old claire davis. she later died of her injuries. and officials say pearson took his own life at the school. >>> the son of famed evangelist billy graham is asking the world to pray for his dad. he spoke about his condition. >> he's doing okay. just okay. after he -- he was hospitalized right after his birthda