. >> aurora. >> this stuff builds up over time. >> sandy hook. >> if i had an assault weapon, things would have been much worse. >> why did they do it? joshua cooke says he has the answer. he is known as the matrix murderer. >> i would see myself in that role. >> the teenager who picked up a shotgun and killed his parents in their suburban virginia home. now joshua cooke tells his story in an exclusive prison interview with piers. >> i don't blame anyone but myself. >> the crime, the confession and a warning about the next adam lanza. >> these people were ticking time bombs. >> this is a special "piers morgan live" inside the mind of a killer. >> good evening. it's been ten years since joshua cooke did the unthinkable. on february 17th, 2003, the then 19-year-old picked up a shotgun, pointed it straight at his mother and father, and pulled the trigger, killing them both. how could he murder his parents? why did he do it? for a decade, joshua cooke has kept the motive a mystery until now. for the first time, the killer dubbed the matrix murderer is speaking out about the crime that ma

. >> en illinois el panorama en carreteras por la aurora y joliet pero residentes dicen que no se alarman no estamos preparados pero no paso nada , la tormenta solo duro 2 horas nada serio . >> como precaución ante la amenaza de tormentas en chicago cancelan vuelos también retrasos y eventos en la ciudad dicen que viven peores temporales . >> vengo de estado de muchas tormentas estas no son nada . >> en 2012 causo muerte y miles sin electricidad y pérdidas millonarias . >> meteorólogos dicen q va el e pensilvania y nueva york están en la mira . >> en joliet , illinois univisión . con el correr de la se agrava zona por incendio, 9 mil ocupantes de más de 2500 casas desalojadas . >> bomberos luchan contra las llamas . >> caso de justicia en chiapas, 3 hombres licnhados por ciudad anos que les prenden fuego tenemos más de ciudad de méxico, la protección no salvo sus vidas . >> hombres intentan poner bolsa con restos de joven que violaron y asesinaron . >> habitantes, los descruben y los quemaros . >> autoridades niegan lo sucedido pero se vende el disco con costo de poco más de un dólar . >>

. >>> the suspect in last year's shooting massacre at a movie theater in aurora, colorado has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. on tuesday the judge accepted that plea from james holmes. an insanity plea is widely seen as homes' best chance of avoiding execution. he'll undergo a mental evaluation at a state hospital. the judge hopes to start the trial in february. >>> time now for sports and for all the latest headlines we're joined by betty nguyen. good morning. >> let's get right to it. the defending nhl champ did a crucial playoff win at home. the king of the los angeles kings scored into an empty net to steal a 3-1 victory over chicago. the blackhawks leads the series. gordon gee is retiring as president of ohio state university after the controversy over comments he made last year. while speaking to the university's athletic council in december about expanding the big ten conference. he joked about other schools including notre dame. he said you just can't trust thosele damn catholics. oh, my. he went on to say the goal was to quote make certain that we have institutions

is still in prison, but david boltjes has completed his sentence and is living outside denver in aurora, colorado. >> i told everybody, this time when i got out on parole, i'm not going back, i'm done. >> boltjes has seen a number of changes to his life since leaving limon. he says he's found love with his new girlfriend, beth hendrickson, and the most surprising change is how his appearances on "lockup" have made him a sensation. >> look on the internet, type up "tattooed eyes," find out who pops up. i do. since i've gotten out of prison, i see somebody every single day, at least two or three times a day that have asked me about my eyes. >> yeah, look at his eyes. >> red eyes, man. >> that's cool. >> they're tattooed. >> they're what? >> they're tattooed. >> eyeballs? oh, cool. >> yeah, see? >> wicked! >> i've gotten stopped on the street. people are like, oh, you're that guy! i've had a couple people ask for autographs. i ain't no celebrity, you know what i mean? yeah, i've been on tv, yeah, i'm on the internet, but i'm just me. they look at my eyes, they're like -- >> they're scared

of killing 12 people and injuring 70 more during a movie theater shooting rampage last summer in aurora, colorado. >> massachusetts state prosecutors have now indicted taes. >>> well, the senate approved historic immigration legislation today that could create a pathway to citizenship for millions of imgrants living illegally here in the united states. but it might stall in the house of representatives. >> the overwhelming vote sets that path way to citizenship. the legislation calls for 30 billion dlarsz to be spent on improving security. president obama hopes to have a final immigration reform bill on his desk by august. a california congresswoman working to change children in the fields. >> it's a proposal that failed in the past. our recent investigation could change all of this. >> that's exactly right. according to the bureau of labor statistics, the risk for teen workers under the age of 18 dying while working in ag ra culture is nearly 4 1/2 times higher. >> the congresswoman says she will not rst until new laws are passed to change that. >> we're having some technical difficult

accepted from the man of the theater shooting of insanity. 12 people died inside the shooting in aurora colorado and 70 injured. >>> apples - owns by south korean rival samsung. apple can still appeal the decision in federal court. >>> amazon reached a major deal of the -- giving amazon rights to stream the nickledeonshows. the deal estimated to be worth hundreds of millions dollars. however, the over all market was done today. the dow lost 76 points. the nasdaq sheds plenty. bay area scientists revealed the new way to predict tsunami. john fowler reports, the secret is the sound from the sea. >> reporter: this is ynne -- where people is supposed to listen up. >> i would not know what to do, i am not going to lie, i would be prepare without my emergency kit at home >> beach areas all have signs. >> trying to get out of your car and hop out of here as fast as possibly. >> depending on where the quake hits siren can only give 3 or 4 minutes warning. today reporting they discovered an unknown natural warning signal, under water sound. >> the tsunami wave also excites sound waves. our stimu

we saw it at aurora. each time, disturbed young men who should never be allowed anywhere near these assault rifles and yet they're able to. >> well, so it's probably the health care professional not able to report to the local authorities or to the atf or the fbi that they just saw a patient that would harm the general public or themselves if they were to buy a weapon. so it's a failure of the health care system to not be able to report because they're too -- you know, the hippa privacy is too shielded and guarded information. but yet we're enabling these people with some type of a mental handicap to go out and buy a weapon and use it on themself or others. >> they're -- >> and, of course, it comes at a time when -- it comes at a time when the majority of americans seem quite happy that the nsa can access almost all their private data. so you have a complete hypocrisy here the ones who shout loudest about we can't infringe the second amendment in terms of background checks because of the information it ma

the families of newtown, oak creek, aurora, tucson and across this nation are waiting for our answer. will we answer? , ceoxt, randall stephenson technology mobile and government information gathering. then a discussion on high-tech cars of the future. after that, a discussion on the millions of americans who have security clearances. on newsmakers, minnesota and cronk -- congressman john kline, chairman of the education and workforce committee,

same type of weapon that was used by adam lanza at sandy hook and by james holmes, the shooter in aurora. when you come face to face with that, had you ever had much thought about guns before this? >> i know a bit about guns, and i have shotguns at a range, so i know what they look like, but i've never seen somebody out on the street with an automatic rifle the way it was -- it was aimed at first the girl that he hijacked and then myself. i have never seen that, of course. >> i think -- >> unless it was somebody on the s.w.a.t. team. >> i think to clarify, it was a semiautomatic, but i fired both the semiautomatic and the automatic, i would imagine from what i experienced at close range there's not much difference. they fire incredibly quickly, don't they? >> they fire incredibly quickly. eight bullets entered the car, right away. two hit me on the left side, three more hit me on the right side. and the rest exploded into the seats and the shrapnel went across my chest and one bullet went into my ear. it was very fast. >> i believe that you have the shirt with you that you were wearing w

around them from the banks to whatever the hell they want about a month behind at that point with aurora loan services and i really approached them with the little effort to find out what were my options so what they told me i should do is to they offered me a loan modification of september it was a friday it was about two thirty after you know never forget it actually was two thirty four to be exact i remember exactly that. i would call telling the lawyer. and i said where is the paperwork that you're supposed to be sending me that says that. the cell date was stopped. and she told me. that the sell date was solid well september thirteenth q. and tell one day i was getting ready to leave the city for a few hours and my phone rang and they told me justifying tolbert as the i am you say we are the new owners to use what they say we are the new owners i thought it was a bad dream or something i would try and hit myself to wake up here they sold the house to. the new owner and the new owner. what i had left to go as i said i'm a day care provider i went to drop all of my granddaughter to sc

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the families of newtown, oak creek, aurora, tucson and across this nation are waiting for our answer. will we answer? , randall stephenson, ceo of at&t on information gathering. and he will discuss high-tech cars of the future. johnthe ceremony for dingell as the longest-serving representative in congress. >> on "newsmakers," minnesota representative john kline talks about his bill and other proposals to prevent student loan interest rates doubling on july 1. he also discusses the future of "no child left behind." "newsmakers" at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. eastern on sunday on c- span. >> at&t chairman and ceo randall stephenson spoke once a at a brookings institution discussion on the future of mobile technology. and he talked about the nsa it a collection program. he was joined by arkansas and this is pryor, one hour. >> good morning. i am vice president of government study and director of

aurora, colorado, that horrific shooting that happened. sandy hook happened.al months later he's saying he's not going to promote it. >> i think there's a change. there are certain moments that are -- >> a change of how he snngs. >> change of heart. an evolution. i take him at his word. i think he's sincere. i think he should be applauded. actors endorse everything from sneak force condoms. that's what actors do. and the fact that he's standing for something -- he could be sued, as i'm sure paul the comment. maybe other producers won't work with him. it's a win/win. let's be honest. we are talking about the movie. google the controversy, hundreds of thousands of hits on google. people are talking with got kick ass 2" more than ever -- >> people like me who never heard of "kick ass 1," never heard of "kick ass 2." >> at least he didn't name his child northwes west? >> we did that. jim carrey at one point was pulling in $30 million a movie. the guy is an incredibly accomplished actor no matter how you cut the cookie. he is making less now we would assume. unless

holmes is charged with 166 counts of murder and attempted murder for the shooting at an aurora moving theater last summer. >>> oscar pistorius showing up at the court ahead of his murder trial. the double amputee olympian accused of murdering his girlfriend back on valentine's day. pistorius denied the murder charge saying this was a case of mistaken identity. more from pretoria south africa. >> reporter: oscar pistorius looks composed as he arrives here at the court in pretoria this morning. he barely spoke a word during the 20-minute hearing, which was a big step towards his murder trial which may come early next year. he's accused of the premedicated murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp on the morning of valentine's day. he says that he shot through the bathroom door where reeva steenkamp was sitting because he thought an intruder broke into his home. he was told inside court he must return here on august 19th or face having a warrant for his arrest issued. that is the same day that would have been reeva's 30th birthday. nbc news, pretoria. >>> it was an early wakeup call for p

the northern lights or aurora borealis are caused when the magnetic charge in the wind reacts with theoles. they react with different elements in the atmosphere. while northern lights are frequent in alaska, it's rare to see them in states that share a border with canada and further south. it is almost unheard of. >> nitrogen and oxygen. >> "saturday night live" is up next. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> so this november, we the people of ohio will go to the polls and move this country forward. now it is my distinct honor to introduce the president of the united states. i wouldn't want his job, right? [ laughter ] la

including murder and attempted murder. 12 people died, 70 were injured during the shooting rampage in aurora. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> a cab driver is dead and police survived a hail of gunfire in northwest d.c. and two men are in custody charged with the whole ordeal. it started when police heard an engine revving in adams morgan. they found a cab crashed into a parking meter. officers confronted the two suspects. that's when the gunfight started. to add to the danger here, there was a power outage in the neighborhood and the streets were dark. >> the shooters fired 20 shots at these fires. and they kept at it. they kept after them in darkness. no street lights. i mean, i'm so proud of the mpd response. >> amazingly no one was hurt in the gunfight. police took both suspects in custody. solomon james of lanham was killed. he was 57. >>> a family is dealing with the lost of their teenage son. a skateboarding accident left the arlington teenager dead and his friend facing charges. 18-year-old john malvar was riding a skateboard while hanging on to his friend's pickup truc

. >>> the suspect in last year's shooting massacre at the movie theater in aurora, colorado, has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity officially, and the judge today accepted the plea from james holmes, who is charged with killing 12 people, injuring dozens of others. he'll now undergo a mental evaluation at a state hospital. >>> new jersey governor chris christie said today he's calling for a special election to be held in october to fill the senate seat of the late senator frank lautenberg who died yesterday at the age of 89. a primary will be held in august. some conservatives were unhappy with this announcement today. first of all, they don't like the cost, but they were also hoping for a november general election when christie himself will be on the ballot in the governor's race. the thinking there is that christie on the ballot would give the gop senate nominee a better shot against the widely expected democratic nominee, the mayor of newark, cory booker. >>> there is health news tonight on the topic of slowing down the signs of aging, something americans spend billions of doll

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. >> reporter: his mother amy says after the sandy hook and aurora shootings, her son's worried aboutg to school. >> there's a lot we have to be aware of now, i guess. but at the same time i don't think it should stop us. so we'll just be prepared. >> reporter: with pencils, paper and now in some cases, bulletproof bags. >> jeff: caballero and his u.s. partner say they are considering making larger high school and college aged backpacks. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor, scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org supreme court on propositio i'm anne makovec in the cas, coming up, we'll break downe possibilities.)) and business is booming... r this little girl. how her lemonade stand is helping ks all over the world. >>> california prepares for the ruling of on proposition 8. we will break down the possibilities. >>> and this is booming lemonade stand how it is helping kids all over the world. kpix news is next ,,,, ,,,, can see it behind me... in n

ok so explain that a little bit more my grandfather came from aurora show. because he thought there was more opportunity here and when he came here he tried the past opportunity along the beautiful came his juniors so to speak but what happened is the country is not run by the visible leaders it's run by they had an empire which is probably the intelligence community so the president the structures are rigged. by talking about social justice and the social democrats who are afraid to be communists because they lose their jobs. or is a right wing social democrat. now finally we've got about a minute left i want to get your thoughts on what's really happening on the bradley manning case in terms of how that relates to wiki leaks and how this relates to this new phenomenon we have with the journalists are wiki leaks have really gone after the the status quo in the power structure in a new way certainly new since you know since you've been doing your career it was before the internet and before wiki leaks and so it's a new thing but you have to go back you had t

after newtown, aurora, all of these incidents is that we hear about, why is it that we stereotype the fear of black men, but not the fear of men who look like you who commit horrendous crimes? host: the president talked about that at morehouse. let me share what he had to say. [video clip] >> to be a good role model, set a good example for the young brother coming up. if you know someone not on point, go back and bring that brother along. those who have been left behind, that did not have the same opportunities we have. they need to hear from you. you have to be engaged in the barber shop, on the basketball court, at church. spend time and energy to give people opportunities and a chance. pull them up, expose them, support their dreams. do not put them down. guest: that is what, in part, what i'm saying. i will rush quickly to this thing. i heard part of the program before we came on, a caller was very upset with the fact that china has their hands in our pocket, we owe them tremendous amounts of money, we are in debt to them. she mentioned the fact that a cadillac plan is being built

peak of activity frying electric lines all over the planet on the bright side though spectacular auroras are also forecast. violence between palestinians and israelis has become a common occurrence in the occupied lands of the west bank meanwhile inside israel authorities say citizens of an e nationality are treated equally arabs back to defer saying not enough is being done to economically integrate them and record poverty numbers seem to support their claim. reports is revealed as making jerusalem is the undivided capital of israel but try telling that to the city's two hundred eighty thousand and i'm obsessed. with. the jews have everything to children go to camps in the summer but we did not have these things. this school sports ground is typical of facilities for jewish children but a stone's throw away arab children. spend their afternoons playing here in the street in front of his house in the first a study of its kind the u.n. found that palestinian poverty in jerusalem has risen steadily over the last decade eighty two percent of arab children live in squalor three times as many

hundred six the budget included an eight million dollar price tag for a mysterious project code named aurora the following year the amount for the same allusive project rose twenty two point three billion dollars right before vanishing completely from the books and although there is no certainty as to what a roar actually was an enthusiasm speculated that it was the predecessor to the s r seventy one blackbird a supersonic plane that spied on america's cold war and it means money being thrown into a black hole in total secrecy. sounds par for the course unfortunately although we'll never know what these classified programs do and tail we do know how much is supposedly being spent on them as of this year the pentagon's black budget was cited as fifty one billion dollars the price tag is extremely important because it exposes that the u.s. military is spending more money in secret and what every other country in the world spends on their defense budgets come. from this black budget under the pentagon is just the tip of the iceberg you see this bloated budget doesn't even include the budget for

hundred six the budget included an eight million dollar price tag for a mysterious project code named aurora the following year the amount for the same allusive project rose twenty two point three billion dollars right before vanishing completely from the books and although there is no certainty as to what a roar actually was aviation enthusiasts have speculated that it was the predecessor to the s r seventy one blackbird a supersonic plane that spied on america's cold war and it means money being thrown into a black hole in total secrecy. sounds par for the course unfortunately although we'll never know what these classified programs do and tail we do know how much is supposedly being spent on them as of this year the pentagon's black budget was cited as fifty one billion dollars the price tag is extremely important because it exposes that the us military is spending more money in secret and what every other country in the world spends on their defense budgets come by in this black budget under the pentagon is the tip of the iceberg you see this bloated budget doesn't even include the budge

she perseveres for newtown and aurora and chicago and tucson. her courage has already changed the way we look at guns in this country. her work will spare countless families from the loss caused by violence. as she wrote in the "new york times," "to do nothing while others are in danger is not the right way." it is my profound honor to present her with the profile in courage award. [applause] >> thank you, caroline. thank you so much for recognizing my wife's extraordinary courage. to be honored along with people she admires deeply like congressman john lewis is amazing to gabby. i know that. i have to say the determination and the valor my wife displays every single day has redefined the word "courage" for me. we have spent a lot of time at the kennedy space center. the only place on the globe from which humans have departed our planet on a trip to the moon and from where i commanded both space shuttles, discovery and endeavor. even though it is not our first time at the kennedy library in boston, we are glad to be back. we are so sorry for the

from the suspect in the aurora movie theater massacre. here is james holmes in court. previous not- guilty plea had been entered march, over his objection, according to his defense team. the defendant had offered to plead guilty and spend the rest of his life behind bars, if authorities would spare his life. but prosecutors announced in april. they would seek the death penalty. holmes is accused of killing 12- moviegoers. and wounding dozens more. in the july showing of the latest batman history-ots vo >> pam: the tornado that leveled last week. is a record breaker. the national weather service says. at two- point -six miles wide, the el reno tornado is the widest u-s twister ever. friday's storm tore open brick homes, ripped off roofs, downed trees, uprooted power lines and flattened entire neighborhoods. at least 19 people died as a result of the storm. you are looking at the intersection of 5th and bryant street in san francisco as drivers make an attempt to access interstate 80 on to the bay bridge down on ground level it looks more like chaos drivers appear to be

the families of newtown, oak creek, aurora, tucson and across this nation are waiting for our answer. will we answer? , ceoxt, randall stephenson technology mobile and government information gathering. then a discussion on high-tech cars of the future. after that, a discussion on the millions of americans who have security clearances. on newsmakers, minnesota and cronk -- congressman john kline, chairman of the education and workforce committee, docs about his bill another proposals to prevent student loan interest july 1.ubling on he also discusses the future of no child left behind. newsmakers, sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. going as far back as abigail adams and martha washington, you find that first ladies played an active role in the white house and in the campaigns that it took to get there. abigail adams was basically a campaign strategist for her husband. she helped advise him on who to woo to win the election, who he had to keep in his coalition. they would talk incessantly about the politics of the day, the legislation that needed to be passed, which s

on the hypocrisy, aurora happened before the movie, columbine before the movie, chicago, every day, wherethen, why is it now. >> never about the handgun crime, is it. >> never about the handgun crime in cities with gun control. >> he is very worried about greg gutfeld. >> he has body guards for what? >> he apparently thinks -- he pays armed body guards to sit outside his house. >> can we talk about madonna? she was on good morning america, talked to her about guns. check it out. >> that choreography drew criticism with the actress who relied heavily on guns. >> did you ever think about not using that. >> that's like asking people not to have guns in action movies, guns don't kill people, people kill people. >> several movies delayed releases because of shooting at sandy hook. >> that's not going to change the situation. it all comes from fear and ignorance and people not really raising their children and paying attention to what's going on. >> eric, she echoed the nra like slogan. guns don't kill, channeling her inner conservative. >> good stuff, madonna. >> in the tank, madonna. you have

. >>> an close aurora incident has students on high alert.look out for coming up. >>> the expected announcement that eases concerns about violent crime in one city. >>> thank you for joining us the june 11th. >>> and dave clark. weather and traffic. should we grab a sweater or jacket? >> and we have a lot of low clouds. temperatures out on the north bay. the 50s. we'll end up with sunshine this afternoon. the temperatures will be 60s, 70s and 80s. >>> good morning 24 and oakland. and it is looking good

all ofewtown, aurora, these incidents is that we hear about, why is it that we stereotype the fear oflack men, but not the fear of men who look like you who commit horrendous crimes? host: the president talked about that at morehouse let me share what he had to say. >> to be a good role model, set a good example for the young brother coming up. if you know someone not on point, go back and bring that brother along. those who have been left behind, that did not have the same opportunities we have. they need to hear from you. in thee to be engaged barber shop, on the basketball court, at church. spend time and energy to give people opportunities and a chance. pull them up, expose them, support their dreams. do not put them down. guest: that is what, in part, what i'm saying. i will rush quickly to this thing. part of the program before we came on, a caller was very upset with the fact hands ina has their our pocket, we owe them tremendous amounts of money, we are in debt to them. she mentioned the fact that a cadillac plan is being built in china. i think we could both agree, that plant

holmes is charged with killing 12 people in aurora. >>> well, it's 6:19.a monster trade in the nba. who the celtics are saying good- bye to nearly half their team coming up. >> plus defying gravity. how these folks are crawling the walls like spider-man. >> but first, here's a look at the new eastern span of the bay bridge. we'll be right back. ,,,, don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale. save on sleep train's most popular mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. >>> the warriors didn't have a pick in the nba draft last night but ended up with serbian guard nemanja nedovic. the 22-year-old from lithuania is 6-4 and could possibly serve as the team's third point guard. general manager bob meyers thought the 26th pick from minnesota and move to 30 to get nedo