he and bowman faced big challenges in aurora.ess than half of students were going on to college when berry signed on in 2006. >> we were losing way too many people when it came to realizing their potential, and we brainstormed. >> bowman and berry decided to get aurora students of all stripes into free college classes. >> sometimes it's one of those things where it's so high, the college, getting them to go to college. why don't you take this one course. once they get past that and they can pass it, they realize this is not a mountain they can't climb. >> but at the time colorado state law allowed only juniors and seniors in high school to take just two college classes per semester. so bowman and others advised then governor bill richer to change the laws, a new measure sailed through the state legislature 100-0. still, bowman and berry faced a huge challenge, integrating two massive bureaucracies with tens of thousands of faculty and students. >> it was kind of, you know, let's try this, let's see how this works out. >> i've see

es parte del proceso que aurora cumple para que le entreguen a su sobrina de doce anos de edad...del gobierno despues de venir de honduras e intentar cruzar la frontera.... aurora duarte/su sobrina esta en custodia del gobierno 7:48 oh preocupada ansiosa de ver a mi sobrina porque yo no sabia que ella venia, de repente me llamaron de texas que esta una sobrina ahi 7:58 al area de la bahia han llegado alrededor de 700 de estos menores de edad entre enero y mayo de este ano, segun estadisticas compiladas por el centro de inmigracion para mujeres y ninos y basadas en informacion federal. 175 han llegado al condado de alameda, 134 a san francisco, 121 al condado de san mateo, 85 a santa clara, 66 a contra costa y 102 a los condados de marin, solano, santacruz, sonoma y napa... la sobrina de aurora es huerfana de padre y su madre en honduras dice que teme por su seguridad. 8:34 mi sobrina tiene 12 anos y ya un narcotraficante sabia que se la iba a robar cuando tuviera un poco mas de edad, por miedo la mama la mando 8:44 en el edificio de mujeres de san francisco gratuitamente le estan

scientists used some aurora pink powder, cyanoacrylate fumes and a computer database to identity a suspect in the midst of a senseless crime spree. it was 4:00 a.m. on an october morning, and kim miller was manning the police switchboard. >> stay on the line, please. i was working the night shift. i think i had only worked there like around six months, so i hadn't been trained at that particular position very long. >> there isn't much crime in lansing, michigan. it's usually quiet. but this night was different. >> all of a sudden, i took this call, and this lady said that someone's breaking into my house. >> 911. >> someone broke into my house. i live at 4217 brighton drive. [ screaming ] >> ma'am, stay on the line. the line went dead, so i knew something was very wrong. [ sirens ] >> police were dispatched immediately. it took less than four minutes to get there. at first glance, everything looked fine, but behind the house was clear evidence of a break-in. >> the door had been kicked in and kicked in violently. the door was actually off of the frame and there was glass from the door outs

. >> reporter: and two years ago, dave hoover lost his nephew at this aurora movie theater. >> she calls, screaming on the phone. i picked it up, what's going on? what's wrong? she says, i don't know where a.j. is. he's at the movies. he said, turn on the tv. get up, turn on the tv. that's when it hit me. i went, oh. my god. >> reporter: a.j. was 1 of the 12 people killed that night. hoover argues the shooters grill is glorifying gun culture. >> this is america. they're allowed to do it. but you can't glamorize the gun. the gun will never be a glamorous thing. it's just an object. >> reporter: hoover has been in law enforcement for three decades. he worries that when shots ring out, more guns equals more confusion for police. >> i don't know which one's the bad guy and which one's the good guy. i know i'm going to engage the one that's closest to me. and i hope to god that's the bad guy. you never know. >> reporter: people in colorado, for example, like aurora families, like columbine families who think this is a normalization of guns in america, which has this violent undertone to it. >

mid-50s in aurora at the airport. the seven days forecast shows 82 degrees today only spotty showers possible this afternoon. better chance tomorrow 82 for the high. back into the lease on saturday. maybe it widely scattered thunderstorms the weekend. warmer on tuesday back up to 85. that's a look at the weather. >>coming up ... our wgn investigation: blues highway. tracking the gun used to kill an off duty chicago police officer to a small town in mississippi. plus -- a scary moment on an interstate in massachusettes....the object that came flying at the vehicle. you won't believe these photos. and later -- taking action to help kids with allergies stay safe at school. a new law here in illinois. looks like we're about to board. mm-hmm. i'm just comparing car insurance rates at progressive.com. is that where they show the other guys' rates, too? mm-hmm. cool. yeah. hi. final boarding call for flight 294. [ bells ring on sign ] [ vehicle beeping ] who's ready for the garlic festival? this guy! bringing our competitors

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

scientists used some aurora pink powder, cyanoacrylate fumes and a computer database to identity a suspect in the midst of a senseless crime spree. it was 4:00 a.m. on an october morning, and kim miller was manning the police switchboard. >> stay on the line, please. i was working the night shift. i think i had only worked there like around six months, so i

sunday marked two years since the gunman went on a deadly shooting rampage inside a movie theater in auroraolorado. yesterday, there was a memorial at the now renovated house at the sad anniversary. 70 others injured in the midnight showing of the dark knight rises. a former century 16 movie theater, one young woman paid tribute to her boyfriend who lost his life while shielding her from the gunfire. >> went to my knees and said get down and stay down and i'm like stupid and looked over the seat and going what, why? and he pushed me down on my belly and slid me underneath the seat and like boxed me in. he put his body on the other side of the street. i was completely boxed in and then he said, there's a man in the movie theater shooting people and then stopped breathing. >> shooting suspect james holmes has pled not guilty by rebound of insanity. the murder trial is set to begin in september. >>> president obama will award the med of honor to save fellow troops in afghanistan. in july of 2008, army staff sergeant ryan pitts and his unit were attacked by about 200 taliban insurgents. nine so

and captured incredible images of aurora borealis. as well as the first image of a comet in space. filmed with the japanese made camera with four times the resolution of a high definition system. >> so japan is showing bigger presence in the international space mission. space technology traditionally was dominanted by the united states and russia. how do you think japan's kibo and konatori technology contributes? >> kibo was completed for assembly in 2009. all the systems have been working on board properly without any problems. and same is true the kounotori spacecra spac they have successfully launched four missions with it. and the japan has become a very reliable partner in the space development. especially in the human space exploration. so i think we should ib continue toe by utilizing o technology for the space station and further programs beyond earth orbt. >> when you were on the i.s.s. you see through the window planet earth. yo you don't see the country's borders and things like that. but obviously you get news from earth. how does news like the conflicts and the wars go

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there are auroras israel is preparing for a ground invasion. >>> now to the terror mastermind leading the wave of violence across iraq. the u.s. is so concerned security has been stepped up for airplanes traveling here. abc's brian ross has more. >> reporter: not since osama bin laden has any terror leader caused so much concern for the united states with his simultaneous threats and battlefield successes. in this new video posted online the once camera shy abu bakr al baghdadi claimed he was the new prince of the entire muslim world. >> almost all around the world are horrified at that. >> reporter: but al baghdadi's threat to create a new islamic state is backed by fighters from around the world including the u.s. and millions of dollars. his group is either rapidly seized or is in a wide swath of territory across iraq and syria, a place where officials say could become a launching pad for attacks against the u.s. now a threat to u.s. bound aircraft from jihadists with western passports in syria and iraq carrying bombs to designed by a master al qaeda bombmaker. >> today i think the

is a capitalist gold aurora.tax rate so it it is completely high. >> enjoying suggesting it is a vote of confidence for the u.k. >> he was quite pleased with himself at the beginning of the pfizer/astrazeneca deal. there is a solid half-dozen european countries that have much lower corporate tax rate , switzerland.land it is something we will see. pharmaceuticals is the focus. industrials potentially and the technology and none of these are off-limits for the trend. with interest.h matt, thank you. matthew campbell. let's bring you up to speed with companies on the move. gm has recalled more than eight million cars in north america because of defect because of malfunctions. than 20 recalled more million cars in this year. gm said they expected take a charge of $1.1 billion in recall related repairs. twitter is said to agree to buy hat. they target people on their mobile phone with apps they have purchasing.erest in some suck sad 50 million -- samsung said if the suppliers provide safety equipment. they said they

nakesh cash aurora -- aurora, one of google's most senior executives, walking out the door, how big as is this? part ofs been a big this company in every way and they have been wise to boost them up in every way. 14% year-over-year sales growth, but when you dig into the numbers, you saw a lot of specific nikesh arora initiatives. was three times the rest of their business. that was one of his initiatives. it is those kinds of initiatives that will let google grow tremendously. revenues are devoted to this quarter. theseof it is because of platform that he has brought there. >> he just got married two weeks ago, and now getting a new job. all of these big changes. >> thank you very much, cory johnson. have a good weekend. my favorite, one of segments, hot money. an environmental treasure and economic powerhouse -- we are talking about the park service. ♪ >> we are approaching 26 past the hour, so it is time for bloomberg to go on the markets. i want to point out a couple of tech names. over at google, shares are up six percent after the top number -- numerous estimates. gets paid ever

they are based in aurora, illinois, 25 miles from mcdonald's headquarters, and they are the company underit was their subsidiary that was caught on the famous video clip mishandling and repackaging led, as you, which said, two major restaurant chains, mcdonald's, kfc, and starbucks from pulling these from their menus, and the issues uncovered are absolutely inconsistent with their internal requirements, they have said, pulled theme since from their global operations. osi now has to rebuild trust with an already skeptical chinese market. >> if they are an american based company, how safe are the big macs here? >> that is the big concern. our u.s. big macs safe? has about 50 processing plants around the world, and none of them have been implicated here, and none of the chinese plant either, so we believe as long as they are isolated -- could this happen in the united states? it would be really tough to pull off. according to the institute, the largest meat and poultry group, they say the u.s. inspection system is extremely thorough and , no other industry with the possibility exception of t

today marks the two-year anniversary of the deadly shooting at an aurora, colorado movie theater. 12 people died and 58 others were hurt when a gunman opened fire on a packed midnight showing of "the dark knight rises" on july 20-th, 2012. here are some of the police dispatch recordings from that chaotic night. police arrested james holmes in the attack. he is facing dozens of charges and has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. this month, the judge in his case delayed his trial so an additional sanity exam could be completed. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling for a cease-fire and a demilitarized gaza this morning, even as israel steps up its ground offensive. 20 israelis and more than four- hundred palestinians have been killed in the continued fighting. scott thompson reports. >>"the important thing is to end the hostilities and then get into a situation where we have a sustainable cease-fire. that means beginning to discuss the demilitarization of gaza." >> hundreds of palestinians poured into gaza city following warnings israel defense forces would target

it's 53 right now in aurora. 54 port morris. 51 in dekalb. satellites composite shows we are dry. no rain comes through today. high pressure breaks down tomorrow screen as a chance of showers. we will need that rain in some of these areas. the grass is changing over to the brown color because it's been tried. 76 degrees is the high temperature today. all sunshine today clouds will be on the increase. it's cooler, 57 for the overnight low. burroughs high temperature is 80 degrees. chance of showers and storms later in the day. by saturday, a good chance of rain high temperature 86 degrees. it will be much warmer. >> still had, investigators try to figure out what caused a deadly plane crash in taiwan. and spider-man three is trending this morning. why it's being pushed back a few more years and what is taking its spot. and north korea is furious over a video of their leaders dancing. we have more coming up. bad weather is believed to be the cause of yesterday's deadly plane crash in taiwan. a trans-asia airways plane crashed into homes and cars as it made a second attempt to land o

factoring in the humidity, 62 at the lakefront. 60 in lansing and 56 in aurora. when those numbers reached the '60s that we feel the humidity. once it reaches the '70s it becomes very muggy. satellite composite shows we are dry. we expect to stay dry today and tonight and mayor. next chance of rain is into wednesday. the 85 degrees today. there will probably be another air quality alert tomorrow. 91 to are. wednesday we get that rain. 76 degrees. >> still ahead, skimmers are targeting victims of the plane crashed tragedy. >> and the sexiest man alive is off the market. and winning big at the british open. and the latest tribute to the hit show game of thrones. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... scam artists are setting up phony facebook profiles of the victims of this month's malaysian plane disaster in ukraine. and ukrainian authorities say, the crash site was so poorly secured that thieves went through the wallets and purses of dead passengers, and stole their cash, valuables and credit cards. relatives of the victims are urged to

a nice stretch. 62 of the lakefront. 57 in bartlett's. 554 aurora. 61 degrees at o'hare. picture-perfect day if you're headed out to the taste of chicago wheat sent markets out there yesterday he didn't bring us any food at all ... >> it's here in my belly. >> i hope it comes back to haunt you. we have rain continuing way down to the southwest on the flip side of missouri. no showers or storms are expected. next chance of rain comes after this ridge of high pressure breaks down after friday afternoon. checkout time on friday there's going to be a slight chance for rain. that chance increases and late friday we have showers and storms in the region. the rain could be hot and heavy into the region. today 81 cooler along the lake. low to mid '70's. mostly clear tonight. slow down to 60 degrees. tomorrow we make 83. chance of rain leader in the day friday. saturday, 84. and still hungry. >> the sound effects are killing me. let's start with 55. we have some work on the ramps up their causing delays south bound at the northbound route 83 off ramp. they are doing work there unt

sunday marked two years since a gunman went on a deadly shooting rampage inside a movie theater in aurora colorado. there was a memorial yesterday at the now renovated movie theater marking the sad anniversary. 12 people were killed. 70 others were hurt. and the gunfire during a midnight showing of the dark knight rises, at the former century 16 movie theater. one young woman paid tribute to her boyfriend who was killed while shielding her from the gunfire. >> said get down and stay down. i'm like, stupid looking over the seats going what, why, he pushed me under my belly and like boxed me in. he put his body and i was completely boxed in underneath the seat and he said, there's a man in the movie theater shooting people and stopped breathing then. >> the shooting suspect james holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. his murder trial is due to begin in december. >> an east bay man is grateful for the kindness of strangers who make the final wish come true. stage 4 lung cancer and doctors say he's not likely to make it past october. he said it's been very hard on his 8 and 9-year-

it's 57 right now in aurora. 62 at midway. 61 along the lakefront. skies are clear. the clouds are moving tracing the northwest float the continue to bring in the slightly cooler than average share with highest in the upper 70's. normally we'd be up to 84. 79 degrees today. maybe a widely scattered showers. the best chance is between two-5:00 this afternoon. one could pop up late in the morning but much of the day will be dry. tomorrow, 83 slight chance of shower or a store. better chance on friday. >> still ahead, espn takes action against a radio host for his comments on spousal abuse. and the n.c.a.a. agrees to sell in a lawsuit on head injuries and trending this morning, clique outbound teams up with tony bennett for a jazz album. the first time the n.c.a.a. is dealing with concussions agreeing to a $75 million settlement to end the lawsuits. the athletes would not be able to file a class action in the future and most of the money would go toward diagnosis of current and former players. also has money for concussion research and sets new guidelines on how to trea

they had to move into the town of aurora, illinois, to live with his grandparents.at the age of 16, he went to work in a factory. this is not frank, but it is a picture from the time of a young boy at the lathe the way he worked. he stood there and thought this is not what i want all my life. one of the managers came to him one day and said, "you're such a good worker. keep this up and in a few years you will be a manager." he thought i do not want to be standing here in overalls the rest of my life. he was a serious young man and took his responsibilities seriously. he felt it was up to him to provide for his mother and sister. he read continually. when he was on the farm, he would put a book in his overalls while he would go out and herd the cows. all his life, he had a huge library. he had a dictionary he carried from about this age up to the day he died. he became the financial editor, first a reporter and then the financial editor of "the chicago tribune" in the 1890's. this started bringing him into contact with the world of finance. he realized he could get i

it's 58 at the lakefront. 60 at midway. 53 in aurora. we have the upper 60s close to the lake. o'hare around 70. look at that high temperature, 63 degrees in waukegan. typically we are in the '80s. we're nowhere near normal today. try right now with this cold air sitting up here we have potential for showers and even major's thunderstorms popping up this afternoon. 70 degrees for the high temperature today to its low is 57. cloudy and cool. thursday we're back to the mid- 70s. >> still had, new revelations of the v.a. hospital scandals and the cost to taxpayers. and it's vacation time. what to do before you take off on your long flight to avoid jet lag. and marcus tells us what stranding including the best of archie. and the new video from weird al that's coming up. theadd one moe embarrassment for the veterans administration. the v-a's inspector general confirms that thousands of vets who were no longer entitled to disability payments, got them anyway, because the v-a didn't bother to review their eligibility. a backlog in processing cl

typical high is in the mideast. 65 degrees at o'hare. 66 at the lakefront. 58 degrees in aurora. satellite composite shows we are dry. get used to this year we're not expecting rain until the weekend. 73 degrees by noon. the 5:00 p.m. we're back down to 75. here is the three days forecast. high temperature only up to 77 today. thursday when have a morning low of 58. that's the forecast. >> we have a rollover accident we're watching outbound 55 at the man that is causing some line blockage. two right lanes are out. not a lot of volume on the roads which is good as the work to get this off the road. no word on injuries but that is the hot spot this morning. >>chicago's trend of gun violence continues with several shootings. at least more two people have been killed since last night. nancy loo is live at area south police headquarters with more.. nancy? >> good morning. the latest round of violence merely adding to the heavy workload for detectives here. already having their hands full investigating dozens of shootings from an especially deadly holiday weekend. among the new cases,

typically we should be in the '80s. 59 in waukegan. 61 at the lakefront. 53 in aurora.emperatures will move today once we get some sunshine. we have high pressure out there. at the end of this weekend this will swing into the south and west warming us up a bit. if you're heading out to the fireworks today taking a long sleeve jacket especially if you're watching evening fireworks. it's unclear along the lake. low to mid 70's this afternoon. keep that in mind. 57 degrees tonight. we have a 20 percent chance of showers late saturday into sunday. saturday's high is 82. sunday's high will be 87. >> still had, what caused a fireworks explosion that left a person dead and a texas high school. and the female ceo makes comments that is raising a few eyebrows. and an actress has been chosen to play cream elsa on tv. and a reminder, if you don't want to fight the crowds to see fireworks at navy pier just watch wgn. we will host chicago's summer blast tonight at 830. live fireworks and a great look at navy pier. >>the stocks hit record territo, thanks to the june job report -- sho

up to 67 in waukegan. 56 in aurora. much warmer at midway. the urban heat is in effect. satellite and radar composite shows we are dry. we stayed dry to the morning. all of this will get here later tonight chance of rain by 9:00 p.m.. not an all day or evening rain. the chances increase with each hour and that are morning we have showers and storms in the region. today's high 81 degrees. cooler along the lake. the water right now is in the mid-60s and upper 50s. we are expecting 83 degrees on saturday with a chance of rain. some day we make 84. >> still ahead, the worst time of the year for pet allergies. dr. toni is here to talk about how to protect our furry friends. and breaking down the latest in the nba free agent action. and it's friday which means its movie review date. what did he think of begin it's like one remark after another. >> i love it. it changes every five seconds. where are these free agents going? where is lebron james where is carmelo going? people were glued to lebron james dot com because the rumor was last night the decision was going to be posted

the husi food company in shanghai is owned by o-s-i group of suburban aurora. o-s-i is withdrawing *all of its products made at the shanghai plant... and it plans to take action against whoever is responsible. shangai's communist party has launched a separate investigation. a new push for a ballot referendum to raise the minimum wage took place yesterday. governor quinn joined senator durbin at federal plaza to announce the initiative. the group, "raise illinois," hopes to get half-a-million signatures to put the question on the november ballot. the non-binding measure on the november fourth ballot... asks if the minimum wage should be raised from eight-dollars and 25-cents... to ten-dollars an hour. a new bridge project to better connect the bronzeville neighborhood with the lakefront was launched yesterday. the new pedestrian bridge will go up at 35-th street. a modern-looking... s-shaped suspension bridge will replace the current structure. mayor emanuel says it will open up the lakefront to more children and families. the project is expected to cost about 2

the management changes in the nikesh aurora, he is stepping down to become vice chairman of the soft bed. on the call, analysts also asked about google's spending, those moon shots, they do cost money. so an a lifts asked the company cfo, how does he think of those moon shots in terms of businesses? here's what he had to say. >> we set up our kind of governance around a model where we have funding and, you know, the project i have that are more software based will have much shorter lifetimes before we expect returns. the project fundamental also will have a much longer life, time lines for funding. >> so bottom line the company cfo telling the street's analysts, looking, we are responsible with all that spending. melissa. back to you. >> let's go to suntrust. bob, what do you tell clients tomorrow? >> this company is growing north. entwt% they are reassessing profits, what josh is talking there. it's 12 times ebitda and earnings. >> again this is supposed to be a seasonally weak period. >> particularly around the mar genocide. investors are way too concerned. we are hiring and seeing

right now its 73 at the lakefront. 67 degrees in aurora and juliet. a warm start today. the satellite shows we are dry. a few disturbances here watching, ridge of high pressure will be out of here soon. we do have a low pressure system up to the north. when everyone to call this, whenever this arrives it's going to bring showers and storms. this area is north things are going to get acclimated in the next few hours. with a slight risk for a severe thunderstorm. we will have some watches and warnings in for the evening. if you're planning a day earlier on, we will be dry. in the evening we have the potential for showers and storms. i think it will start around sunset. 91 degrees for the house today. it's good to feel like 98-100. tonight slow falls down to 68. 76 on thursday. >> still watching and earlier crash on 355 fed cleared up. investigators are still there. a little bit of work into the circle interchange from canal to morgan. a bit of a squeeze but the good news is the volume is so light it doesn't seem to be causing any backups in the early morning hours. more tr

typically we would be in the '80s. 66 right now at the lakefront. 61 as you look to aurora. we do know that as you walk outside you will not need your jacket right away. tomorrow morning, here's the story. cooler air comes through. a cold front is moving through from the north. already some showers just west of rockford. we think this will move to the south later today. more showers and potentially thunderstorms will fire up along those boundaries. there is the potential for rain across the region. the highest chance is as you travel to the south. they have a 30-40 percent chance. much of the country has that cold front that moved through the caused a big problem for us. all of along the ohio river valley. portions of the southwest and northwest as well. there rain on all corners of the country. here you can see we have showers and potentially thunderstorms. the percent chance today. would dry out tonight. partly cloudy. tomorrow we're down to 54 by the end of tonight. into to are we warm up to 70 degrees. cooler than normal. but the big vortexes is going to drop in and keep

if you want to know who her favorite princess is, she saws aurora from "sleeping beauty." beautiful girl. >>> well, it's a food challenge hundreds have tried but fewer than two dozen have challenged. this is a cheesecake challenge. jie more to mouse dessert is a quarter of a cheesecake topped with chocolate sauce, pretzels and potato chips. it's going to cost you $14 and probably a lot more calories than you want to acknowledge. if you're willing to try it and get it done, all you have is your pride. there's no cash prize. tweet me if you think you could do it. i'd like to know. not many people have. all right. we've been asking you what you thought about the border crisis and the children. alice says, those children must go back to their countries. the responsibility belongs to their parents. michael says, heck no, the one-party system of big government loves the fact they're here. as always, thanks for sharing. up next, "fox news sunday." chris wallace interviewed israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >>> i'm chris wallace. will congress do anything about the immigr

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. >> residents in aurora gathering at a church in individual ceremonies to honor the lives of the victimstwelve people were killed when a gunman opened fire at a midnight movie. one young woman who survived that attack credits her boyfriend, for keeping her alive. >> he push my to my knees and said get down, stay down. i'm like stupid. then i looked up, why. and he pushed me down on to my belly and slid me under the seat and box me in and put his body on the other side of the seats. i was completely boxed in by him and he said there is a man in the movie theater shooting people and then he stop breathing. >> oh, boy. >> james holmes is charged in connection with the shooting rampage and his trial is scheduled for september. >>> dozens are flock to go a small town in spring, florida where a massive sink hole swallowed an entire street. sink hole, more than 30 feet deep, and stretch's cross the entire area, neighbors say the gap actually grew over the weekend. one home owner was forced to evacuate as officials block off the surrounding area is there a contractor surveying damage today to se

years ago this month, there was a mass shooting inside a screening of one of the "batman" movies in aurora, colorado. 82 people were shot many that incident. 12 people were shot and killed. 70 people were shot and injured. the shooter in that mass shooting used a pump-action remington shotgun and a .40 caliber semiautomatic glock handgun and the smith & wesson version of an ar .15 assault rifle. it was the assault rifle he rigged with a drum magazine like this one. which could hold up to 100 bullets feeding them all one after another into that gun. this wasn't an automatic weapon where you hold down the trigger and the gun fires multiple times while you're holding the trigger down. this was a semiautomatic gun which means it fires a bullet every time you squeeze the trigger and fires them as fast as the speed of your trigger finger allows. he had a 100-round magazine plugged into that gun. one of the reasons he had to switch weapons and ultimately stop shooting is when the 100-round magazine jammed. if it hadn't jammed, there's no reason to think he would have not fired paul 100 rounds out

. >>> today marks the two year anniversary of the deadly shooting at an aurora colorado movie theaterlve people died and 58 others were hurt when a gunman opened fire on the packed amid night showing of the batman movie the dark knight rises. police arrested james holmes in that attack. he is facing dozens of charges and he is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. this month the judge in the case delayed that trial so an additional insanity exam could be completed. the trial is tentatively slate todd start in december. >>> 6:39. still to come right this morning the right questions to ask when it comes discounts that come with your car insurance. >>> also ahead, putting heart rate monitors to the test, there air lot have of them on the market and we will take a look at how they stack up compared to an ekg. >>> you are never too old to try something new even if it involves jumping out of the airplane. one great grandmother's high flying adventure. >>> rain drops on our cameras in atlantic city, carol tell us what we can expect for the rest of the weekend and, of course, the workw w

. >>> well to day marks the two years anniversary of the deadly shooting in aurora, colorado at thattwelve people died and 58 others were hurt when a gunman opened fire on a pack midnight showing of the batman movie the dark knight rises. police arrested james holmes in that attack. he is facing dozens of charges and pleaded not guilty by reasons of insanity. this month the judge in that case delayed his trial so an additional exam could be completed. the trial is now tentatively slate todd start in december. >>> a sicklerville, new jersey neighborhood rallies for peace after a teenager is hit by a stray bullet while sleeping. the theme was love and hugs outside tia hudson's home on hathaway drive. a bullet went through a wall and hit that 13 year-old in the lower back last week. now the honor role student heading in the the eighth grade is spending her summer going through a painful recovery. >> it is tia day. i'm happy to say that she's home. i'm happy to say that i'm not burying my daughter. she's here. she's alive. we will promote peace, love and hugs in our neighborhood. >> no o

the is on a recall from aurora, illinois company that is investigating their shanghai unit. afteras been in the news a local television report found workers repackaging and selling chicken and the that are past the sell by date. this recall has spread to all products. the company says that there is an abundance of caution and, with the food scares we have seen, no one is taking any chances. we should note that mcdonald's spoke out and said that they are fromng off also applied the supplier. they are conducting their own internal investigation and the chinese authorities shut down a shanghai plans and detained five in connection with that. it is certainly unsettling the volume that they do in china and, in asia every day, you have to wonder how long the spoiled products have been sell to consumers just sold to consumers. products have been sold to consumers. >> the entity relationship with the food supplier within days of the report and mcdonald's is taking the same step. but thanks. see you soon. if you like high end luxury shoes, we have a french shoemaker. entertainers and

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. >> on august 25th, 2009, in aurora, illinois, kendrick and some friends are just finishing up a landscapingoutine for a friend's camera. >> i was showing the other workers my music, my song. i was telling him i had a dance for it. one of the guys had a camera. just kind of goofing around, i was like hey, why don't you record me dancing to this song. >> it's where kendrick decides to dance that's the problem. >> put the music on and walked out to the street and you know, started doing my dance. i could have just easily danced on the sidewalk, but the street made it like risky, you know. it made it like he's stupid. >> playing to the camera and ignoring the cars, kendrick gets into his groove. >> get the shoulders going, you know, get the shoulders going to the beat and you cross your arms and you just, you know, you're bopping like this. >> kendrick's big mistake? he thinks the oncoming traffic has plenty of time to avoid him. >> i definitely felt like i was visible to the traffic on my side of the street. i mean, it was broad daylight and big black guy, you know, black shirt, you know, danc

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. >>> sunday marked two years since a gunman went on a deadly shooting rampage in aurora, colorado. a memorials was held yesterday at that now renovated theater. four people were killed. 70 others were injured in a midnight showing of the dark knight rising. one woman paid tribute to her boyfriend who lost his life shielding her. >> he said get down and stay down. i said what? why? he pushed me down onto my belly and slid me under the seats and boxed me in. he put his body on the other side of the seat. i was completely boxed in by him. he said there's a man in the movie theater shooting people and he stopped breathing. >> the shooting suspect, james holmes, has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. his trial begins in december. >>> police in sausalito investigating the discovery of two bodies in a home. police were alerted to gunshots at a home on san carlos avenue. when police arrived, they found two bodies inside the home. they are treating the deaths as suspicious. but at this point, they say there's no threat to the public. >>> happening today, president obama will award th

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