how do you compare that to the aurora location? >> aurora is just about as big as denver.y're going to have 24 if i can do well and compete with 200 stores. star buds aurora, who knows, that could double it. who knows that could double it. it's going to be potentially $2 million project all in to get two new stores open at this point. >> if you don't get it, do you get any back or it's just gone? >> it's pretty much all gone. >> wow. that's a big gamble. >> yeah. i like to take calculated risk no matter what it's going to take to make a business succeed. i'm going to do it. >> i think it's the holy grail of pot jobs right now. >> you have all the money. what do you guys do? retire and live happily ever after? or move and groove? >> i need a place -- i need something to aggravate me. the only thing we don't have here are grand kids. >> who knows, there could be dozens out that we don't know about. [ laughter ] >> i know we think you're going to aurora, but what happens if you don't? >> i don't know. i would be mad. i think it's going think it's something underhanded going o

there's six ports in the aurora.hat they're going to be doing is giving out six licenses. >> for each ward? >> yeah. >> that's the one we want. it has a lot of high income residents. great for business. the other one is a more 0 four. >> ward four is the ward i targeted from the start. i like the area. i like the high traffic. it's about middle in terms of north carolina. the restaurants and shopping centers. look at this housing over there. >> holy ycow! that's a good spot. >> yeah. i made a note of that. it's assisted living. yep. and take aurora was late in adopting marijuana, but i think it's going to help in terms of keeping the tax money in our city. aurora residents going to denver or glendale or whenever they're close to spend the money. >> exactly. >> it will stay in aurora. >> once we get the locations ready that we want to go, then we can turn in the application and they're going let us know by september 1st how many licenses we got. >> we just opened in april and within eight months we might go from one s

at my new star buds aurora location.'m supposed to meet everybody here at the same time. unfortunately, i'm extremely frustrated.architect couldn't make it, he cancelled at the last minute, i think he's fired. the engineer, same problem, he cancelled at the last minute, so he's done. so now i have to kind of figure out who i'm going to bring on that can get this job done, other people are building out their stores, i want to be building out mine. >> is this water from the roof damage? >> yeah. >> renee is going to show us some design stuff, i'm hoping to see what she came up with for a sign for here. i want to get the sign going as soon as possible. you start getting that name out in aurora, oh, star buds is coming. >> how will black letters look lit up? >> great. >> i wish we could get it done sooner, but these guys need this time. another week is wasted. >> i want to get this thing open, now every day i'm not open is going to be costing me money and time and it's very frustrating. >> euflora's second location is big, a

center in the city of aurora. at the center. we will be doing, i anticipate, $9 million in sale a year. we produce enough marijuana ott our current facility to supply our two locations if we were to get this location with 100% of our own marijuana. we'll get our own c.o. and an additional 20,000 of additional growing space that will produce a tremendous amount of marijuana. >> council wanted to make sure a business coming in would be able to set this up and be a viable company. >> i think we bring that to the table. we've operated successfully, more successfully than most of the other marijuana businesses in colorado. significant assets. continued growth. >> if you have any sort of bank statement recently for a balance or a verification -- >> banking is touchy. >> you don't have any sort of copy of the check. >> no, because we paid through a chicking account that was then shut down. >> we can't access old bank accounts that we were kicked out of, unfortunately and curious as to how we -- >> i may be able to find a

center in the city of aurora.y about 20 people at the center. we will be doing i anticipate $9 million in says a year. we produce enough marijuana at our current facility to supply our two locations if we were to get this location with 100% of our own marijuana. i think we're going to get a co for new construction, additional 20,000 square feet of space and it's going to produce a tremendous amount of marijuana. >> council wanted to make sure that a business coming in would be able to set this up and be a viable company. >> that's a lot of what we bring to the table. we have operated successfully, more successfully than most of the other marijuana businesses in colorado for the last four years. significant assets, continued growth. >> okay. >> if you have any sort of like bank statement recently with a balance or verification. >> banking is touchy. >> you don't have a copy -- >> no, bus we paid through a checking account that was then shut down. we can't access old bank accounts we were kicked out of. >> i may by

and then we're expanding by going to work with aurora to increase the speed of our buildout.owing like gangbusters. we'll have about 12,000 plants running when it's all full. this is going to give us more than double our current production. >> fantastic. >> there's no place like colorado these days. it's the sight of countless scenes that couldn't happen anywhere else, where the end of prohibition has changed the culture. for the pot barons and for colorado residents, this is all part of the new normal. >> doing well. looking for anything in particular? you want to drink it, smoke it, or eat it? >>> this sunday -- >> we can fot have -- we cannot have a society in which dictators start to impose dictators' censorship in the united states. >> has a dangerous precedent been set by sony? >>> and is north korea behind the cyber attack, and can the government and businesses be protected? >>> and a shooting in new york

and then we're expanding by going to work with aurora to increase the speed of our buildout.is just growing like gangbusters. we'll have about 12,000 plants running when it's all full. this is going to give us more than double our current production. >> fantastic. >> there's no place like colorado these days. it's the sight of countless scenes that couldn't happen anywhere else, where the end of prohibition has changed the culture. for the pot barons and for colorado residents, this is all part of the new normal. >> doing well. looking for anything in particular? you want to drink it, smoke it, or eat it? >>> we have some breaking news in the search for a

and then we're expanding by going to work with aurora to increase the speed of our buildout.t growing like gangbusters. we'll have about 12,000 plants running when it's all full. this is going to give us more than double our current production. >> fantastic. >> there's no place like colorado these days. it's the sight of countless scenes that couldn't happen anywhere else, where the end of prohibition has changed the culture. for the pot barons and for colorado residents, this is all part of the new normal. >> doing well. looking for anything in particular? you want to drink it, smoke it, or eat it? >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons, into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you've never seen. "lockup raw." to their victims, they were the epitome of terror. >> i throw my hooks and snapped his neck. you can feel it right against here. pop. >> the face of their nightmares. >> he was crying, begging for me to stop.

and then we're expanding by going to work with aurora to increase the speed of our buildout.like gangbusters. we'll have about 12,000 plants running when it's all full. this is going to give us more than double our current production. >> fantastic. >> there's no place like colorado these days. it's the sight of countless scenes that couldn't happen anywhere else, where the end of prohibition has changed the culture. for the pot barons and for colorado residents, this is all part of the new normal. >> doing well. looking for anything in particular? you want to drink it, smoke it, or eat it? >>> due to mature subject >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what prompted a man to start shooting at police in hackensack. >> a crime involving law enforcement, we take more personally. >> a police shootout leaves an inmate in the hospital with 14 bullet wounds and two other men are arrested. >> i didn't shoot the cop but i sold the gun. >> he had this thought in his head that he wanted to kill himself. suicide by poli

and i won. >> rhonda was elected to represent aurora in the state legislature.on in a landslide. >> rhonda fields becomes a leader on two issues. one, for gun control. very, very, very pro-gun control. two, she's very pro-death penalty. >> during the time rhonda was pushing for death for her son's killers, nathan dunlap continued to work on his appeals. >> this was not a chance to proof that he was innocent, to set dunlap free. the focus was on his mental health and any other mitigating factors that could have gone into a jury's decision about whether he should be put to death. >> nathan dunlap's attorneys make a pretty powerful case about bipolarity saying this was not properly explored. in the original case. >> by 2006, prison doctors had finally diagnosed nathan as bipolar and put him on the powerful drug, lithium. once medicated, nathan's behavior on death row changed radically, and he became a model prisoner. >> he was an entirely different person from the young man even that i knew. so it certainly has to be a part of why he did what he did. >> as nathan's

aurora borealis. >> wait a minute. this whole thing was a proposal video? it wasn't "amazing race" it was this guy? >> this is an incredible story. we have justin and diana to tell us all about it. >> diana is my angel. i've known for six months into our relationship i wanted to propose under the northern lights. i had people hired off craigslist. people i didn't know like camera guy i didn't know. i had six states lined up 5,000 miles. >> were you a nervous wreck? >> it was a nervous energy, but i was so excited because i could see how much fun she was having. we always wanted to be on the show. i tried to get as much detail-oriented as possible to make it as real as possible for her. >> so cool. diana, were you convinced you were part of this online amazing race show? >> read the clue. >> i was. i kept asking the cameraman if he was legit and if this was real. he assured me he had answers for everything. he was very, very convincing. >> how does that feel to know this is the amount of effort he will go to just to propose to you the right way? >> i feel li

the 84th now headed for the aurora river three miles distant.re our actual combat experience, we always thought that engineers were people who came along after we passed through and repaired bridges and so forth. we actually had engineer squads with each regiment, platoon, whose function was to place explosive charges in pill box and this helped a great deal in overcoming this resistance. >> the murderous frontal attack that followed, several discoveries were made. all sectors of the german western front had strict orders to relinquish as little german territory as possible. every inch of ground was to be defended tenaciously. the uncertainty concerning the allied situation posed an especially conspicuous problem. >> one never knows what the enemy has up his sleeve. one does not know for certain how strong he is. one does not know about his disposition. many things can only be guessed. but there are certain impressions one does acquire. we were of the opinion that the american unit, excellently equipped and under good leadership, was headed for

also the plea from the parents of a suspected aurora, colorado movie theater shooter.t they have to say about their son. >>> learning more about the attack on the sydney cafe this past week that ended in the death of two hostages. we have learned the cafe may not have been the intended target. perhaps the seven network across the street was. here is chris from the network. >> reporter: the extraordinary thing is the news breaking today from journalists who dug into the gunman's background is that he was, in fact, targeting this building, this office, the channel 7 studios. as you know, 30, 40 meters across the plaza behind me from the cafe. he tried to get into the building. he was targeting a breakfast program "sunrise." he had a grievance with them that had been doing a series of stories on him over recent years. he wanted access to the prese presenters of the show. when he approached the front door, we ramped up security since the threats. he chose a fallback target, if you like, the cafe behind me. now the channel 7 staff are nervous about that. news that we certai

he was an officer with the nypd before working down in florida. >>> parent of the suspect in aurora, colorado deadly theater shooting make a plea for their son's life. in an opened letter to the victims and hear families, robert and arlene holmes ask that they spare their son james holmes from the death penalty. they were we believe that the death penalty is wrong when the condemned is mentally ill. the prosecution has refused a plea deal. one victim, questioned the timing of this letter. >> we have not forgotten it one day and so, for them to put out a letter two and a half years later right before the trial starts, that is not, i don't think it is by their design that letter came out. so, we're a little angry. >> twelve people died and 70 others were injured in that shooting. jury selection in the trial is set to begin on january 20th. >>> 6:20. new jersey governor chris christie says he disagrees with president obama's decision to work to normal ice relations with cuba and wants the president to man the return of the quick cop killer before diplomatic relations move forward. chris

>> the weathermen's favorite one is it's the aurora borealis.fast-moving brilliant colored illuminations throughout the sky. not lights that stay in the atmosphere. there are chinese lanterns. you would see it flickering or moving with the wind. this didn't move with the wind. >> it's not a plane, it's not a helicopter. flares, no, we would have seen smoke. that's what makes me think it's -- it's a ufo, unidentified. >> any way you look at it, it's a genuine phenomenon. >> from time to time, t.j. still scrolls through his footage looking per answers. >> figure out why tinley park, i have no idea. >> it wasn't until nine years later that t.j. says he stumbled across something he hadn't noticed before. >> t.j. was going through it frame by frame, and he zoomed in. and he got to this one frame, and you could see -- if you look really close, you can see a picture of what looks like an alien face. >> a trick of the mind's eye or proof that we do indeed have company? >> oh, no. no, no, no, no. don't go out on me now. no, battery. >>> coming up -- >> o

. >>> one of the victim of the roar theater shooting is -- aurora theater shooting is speaking out after the parents of holmes released a letter begging for mercy for their son. he's facing 12 murder charges. in this letter his parents write quote he's not a monster, he's a human being gripped by a severe mental illness, and should be spared the death penalty. wide receiver was wounded in the here -- weaver was injured in the attack, his girlfriend was killed. he questions the timing. >> right before christmas in the holidays when it's so painful. >> holmes parents also wrote quote we believe the dealt penalty is moralely wrong, especially with the condemned is mentally ill. jury selection is set to begin nexts month. >>> reports of several drone strikes on taliban militants in pakistan. today's attacks come just four days after taliban gunmen massacred over a hundred people in an attack on a school. 132 of them were children. the pakistan taliban said they targeted a school that serves soldier's children because the students aspire to follow in their father's footsteps and target milita

right there you see the aurora. >> wow. >> that's where the earth interacts with solar radiation. beautiful. but you get to see lightning and some of the most amazing sunrise you'll ever see. >> alexander is a geophysicist and vulcan noll low gist. main times they get up there with regular digital cameras and start taking pictures. that's what alexander did. >> beautiful. >> sadly you can't see it from earth but you can see it from space. >> i think it would be tough being an astronaut. i wouldn't want to sleep. i'd be afraid to go to sleep for fear of missing something. >> that's cool you get to interact with these guys while they're up there. it's amazing. the communication and the quality as well. the stuff they're getting with their iphones. they post a photo. >> it tells you how spectacular our world is that a little phone or regular old digital camera gives you images like this. >>> reversing the role of cat calling. >> ah. >> looks so good ony>> why men and women may never see eye to eye on this one. >> we're desperate, right? >> and nobody noticed the daredevil going to gr

. >>> the parents of the accused aurora movie theater killer holmes, says his son is not a monster, just mentally ill. they wrote a letter to victims and families before the start of jury selection in their son's trial. the letter has since sparked an angry response. dave young explains. >> robert and arlene holmes have sat through numerous hearings almost expression less, watching their son and in court. now, in a open letter james holmes parents reach out to the families, quote, we are always praying for everyone in aurora. we wish july 20th, 2012 never happened. >> we haven't forgotten it one day, and so for them to put out a letter two and a half years later right before the trial starts, that's not -- i don't think it is by their design that that letter came out. so we're a little angry. >> still bleeding. >> marcus weaver err shot that day, his girlfriends rebecca murdered, in the letter holmes parents say james is a human being, griped by severe mental illness, who should be spared the death penalty. >> from the victims i talked to, survivors, why would they do, that the timing, r

the redshirt freshman from aurora, illinois, with a 19-yard gain. >> charles: let me restate that. it's the team in scarlet before i get run out. i've been watching urban meyer. he's still coaching every play, as if it's 0-0. you know why? he's coaching for the future. what if they do get into the playoffs? if they don't, they have a bowl game. what about next year? every play counts. >> gus: first down and ten at the 40. and melvin gordon gets ambushed. wow. hard hitting going on this time, mcmillan. >> charles: tonight, he's wearing number 2 because he and jeff heuerman, who is wearing 5 on offense, but plays some of the same special teams. no matter what number, mcmillan, big-time play on melvin gordon there. and heuerman, wearing 5, in honor of braxton miller. he wore it all year for him, except on senior day. urban meyer, coaching him up. >> gus: second and nine. stave underneath. he has fumagalli again. >> charles: you mentioned earlier, the rotation of defensive linemen, ohio state ran in three freshmen. talent is deep in columbus. >> gus: under urban meyer, ohio state is on

the redshirt freshman from aurora, illinois, with a 19-yard gain. >> charles: let me restate that. it's the team in scarlet before i get run out. i've been watching urban meyer. he's still coaching every play, as if it's 0-0. you know why? he's coaching for the future. what if they do get into the playoffs? if they don't, they have a bowl game. what about next year? every play counts. >> gus: first down and ten at the 40. and melvin gordon gets ambushed. wow. hard hitting going on this time, mcmillan. >> charles: tonight, he's wearing number 2 because he and jeff heuerman, who is wearing 5 on offense, but plays some of the same special teams. no matter what number, mcmillan, big-time play on melvin gordon there. and heuerman, wearing 5, in honor of braxton miller. he wore it all year for him, except on senior day. urban meyer, coaching him up. >> gus: second and nine. stave underneath. he has fumagalli again. >> charles: you mentioned earlier, the rotation of defensive linemen, ohio state ran in three freshmen. talent is deep in columbus. >> gus: under urban meyer, ohio state is on

it includes images of earth, auroras, lightning, and the milky way like no one has seen before. >> that's beautiful. >> gorgeous. >>> that's going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. >> ocean beach looking good today. enjoy it, folks. we will see you tomorrow morning. >> maya: you and caroline talked. >> rick: yes. >> maya: about...? okay. forget it. i don't want to know. >> rick: maya -- >> maya: no. no. it's okay. we're here. we're together. but not for much longer. >> eric: madison is finalizing everything as we speak. >> ridge: and you're gonna be lecturing at design schools. which ones?

. >>> and check out this aurora borealis captured in norway last night. also known as the northern lights, it's as a result of gaseous particles colliding with other charged particles in the earth's atmosphere. it's beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> usually the lights are a greenish yellow and sometimes red. >> incredible. >> i know. >> have you ever seen it? >> no. >> no. >> parts of northern new england sometimes it squeaks down a little bit. >> welcome back. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. >> bundle up, everybody. it's chilly out there. we'll see you manana. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. >> rick: i need this vote of confidence from you. >> eric: you got that, rick, when i appointed you c.e.o. >> rick: yeah, second choice. that's okay. now you need to protect my position. you're not going to be here to keep ridge in line, and you know him. he'll take advantage of your absence and undermine me. >> eric: i'm at a loss here, ric

. >> scary considering what happened with colorado and aurora, "the dark knight." >> for me it's not going to stop me. i think it's going to hype up the movie more and make people between see. >> very different perspectives. sewny does not plan to pull the movie. >>> heard of cramming? the practice of doing so will apparently cost more wireless phone service a lot of money. for more on that and news before the bell, landen, good morning. >> good morning to you. futures point to higher open, as stocks bounce back after a crazy day tuesday. the dow swinging up and down more than 700 points, as investors eye oil prices and russia's economic crisis. the dow down 900 points sense closing at a record high december 5th. look for data on consumer prices and earnings from fede xp. wrapping up a meeting with traders looking for clues when interest rates may go up. the dow up as much as 247 points closed down 112 points, while the nasdaq fell 57 to 4547. >>> sprint facing $100 million even for a practice known as cramming. the company allegedly charged customers for services they didn't want, s

this is the aurora borealis. it is visible only at the polar regions. >> ♪ >> just as mesmerizing, the man-made urban completions of european cities by night. the beautiful and often surreal images were shot by the german astronaut and geophysicist returned last month after spending half a year at the international space station. his official mentioned -- mission entailed 47 scientific experiments, tests on every thing from human physiology to solar energy. but during down time, he turned to his camera with the world as his subject. using a technique known as stop motion, he transformed 12,500 still images taken at regular in the -- intervals into a series of short films that reveal the many faces of the earth's surface. like these violent storms over europe. the astronaut even managed to capture the vast atmospheric band that separates us from the rest of the universe. also caught on film, thousands of free forming cloud clusters and this breathtaking sunrise. traveling at 20,000 kilometers per hour an astronaut

he spent six months in orbit and released a six-minute video of aurora's clouds, stars, oceans, citiesinating sights. >>> a delta air lines baggage handler in atlanta is facing charges of drug smuggling. rather, gun smuggling. he was arrested at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport monday. he is charged with bringing at least 18 guns past airport security on december 10th. officials say he gave them to a former employee who took the weapons to new york. both men are in custody. >>> and on the "cbs moneywatch," bmw expands a recall related to faulty air bag, and a drug to treat melanoma. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. the dow gained 154 points monday closing at a new record high. the s&p 500 was up 7, to another record high. its fifth this year. the nasdaq up 16 points. asian stocks finished lower after wall street's rally. hong kong's hang seng dropped a quarter%. the shanghai dropped 3%. the nikkei is closed for holiday. >>> bmw is recalling vehicles to replace the potentially takata air bags. the auto

>>>in norway spectacular images of the aurora bore alice, otherwise known as northern lights were seen shimmering above the trees. they're when highly charged lek troons interact with nitrogen in the atmosphere. >>> 00marlie hall looks at the possible risks in taking them. >> reporter: many people make a new year's resolution to drop some pounds and a new consumer report survey says about a quarter of them will use weight loss supplements. on >> on the bottles, they make a lot of sclams and i think people want something that's going too make weight loss easier for them. unfortunately there's nothing that does that. >> reporter: consumer reports surveyed thousands of people and 9% said they met their weight loss goals and kept the pounds off. a lot more got the results they didn't want. >> about half the people in our survey who were taking weight loss supplements experienced some kind of side effect such as dry mouth, jitteriness, nervous news shaking. but the fda regulates them much like food, meaning they're considered safe unless they're shown not to be. dr. louis arrone said supple

code named aurora. they claim the bangs people heard are consistent with a rumored new type of engine called pulse detonation, the kind of thing that will be confirmed five years from now. >>> storm preparations underway in california tonight. a monster of a coastal storm will bring the biggest rain since this past spring. while it's good for the drought, it's bad for mudslides and the like. and this one is shaping up to be way too much of a good thing. >>> and out west, cody, wyoming is recovering from hurricane-force winds. along the front range they are called the chinook winds and they blew out windows, knocked out trees, knocked out power when they hit 87 miles an hour on friday. nearby clark, wyoming recorded a single gust of 117 miles per hour. >>> a sign of our times tonight in the form of a change to something that's been an american tradition for nearly a century now, girl scouts going door-to-door selling cookies. they're getting a chance to instead find customers using the web. as long as th

in chicago, demonstrators blocked famous lake shore drive and in aurora, colorado, high school studentsarched on city hall. the outrage is in response to recent decisions by grand juries in new york and missouri not to charge white police officers in the deaths of michael brown in ferguson and eric garner in new york. >> they were martyrs. they died for their cause. we out here today because of them. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: a group marched across manhattan to stage a die-in in apple's flagship store near central park a popular tourist stop. protesters left the apple store then proceeded to march down busy fifth avenue to continue their demonstration. so this was the third day of protests. how much longer do you feel you need to do this? >> until black people in this country and around the world get justice. >> reporter: protesters say they won't stop until they see results. in new york, marley hall for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> well, here at home temple students expressed their dissatisfaction with the grand jury decisions in ferguson and new york. those students m

. >> we have horrible situationness theaters, the dark night in aurora, the movie business cannot risk any other violent situation in the theater. >> reporter: the u.s. government hasn't publicly blame north korea for these attacks but that could change as sources say, it is a statement forthcoming the from the said light center nicole brewer, cb36789 "eyewitness news". >>> in a historic move president obama announced policy changes, aimed at improving relations with cuba. the decision came after conversation between president obama and cube even president raul castro. eighteen months of secret he negotiations which led to the release of american contractor alan gross. the president wants to open up an embassy in havana, ease travel restrictions and allow for more business between the the two countries. >> i'm convinced that through a pol willcy oven gauge. we can more effectively stand up for our values and help the cuban people help themselves as they move in the 21st century. >> it is a victory for oppressive cuban government but a serious setback for the repressed cuban people. >>

in chicago demonstrators blocked famous lake shore drive and in aurora colorado high school studentsarched on city hall. the outrage is in response to recent decisions by grand juries in new york and missouri. not to charge white police officers in the deaths of michael brown in ferguson and eric garner in new york. >> they were martres. they died for their cause. we're out here today because of them. >> reporter: a group marched across manhattan to stage a die in at apple's flagship store near central park a popular tourist stop. >> protesters left the apple store, then proceeded to march down busy fifth avenue to continue their demonstrations in the streets. this was the third day of protests. how much longer do you feel you need to do this? >> until black people in this country and around the world get justice. >> reporter: protesters say they won't stop until they see result. in new york, marley hall for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> here at home temple students expressed their dissatisfaction over the grand juri' decision in ferguson and new york city. those students marched with t

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.1 of the things i do, in fact, is represent victims of gun violence, victims of, for example, the aurora movie theatre shooting a, and nobody feels more strongly about the responsibility about the sheeter. in that the case, the shofamily lost their daughter and many clients, many law enforcement officers have been shot dead by criminals. we believe tremendously that the shooter is responsible. however, we cannot make it harder for dangerous people, criminals and others, to get guns and that's what we need to do. so everyone has some responsi e responsibility for their actions. everyone in our society should behave reasonably to prevent crimes in whatever way thing. if you are selling guns, you should do so in a responsible manner which most gun sellers do. unfortunately, there are a small group of bad apples and they supply virtually all crime guns. host: the. host: conversely, there is a point of view that says my guns are not for killing people but stopping criminal act orders. guest: assuming, as i will assume, that listener is legitimate and law-abiding, they have a constitutional ri

>> the weatherman's favorite is it's the aurora borealis.'s colored illuminations and not lights of sky that is in there, but you see it flickering or moving with the wind. this didn't move with the wind. >> it's not a plane or a helicopter. we would see skmoek that makes me think it's unidentified. >> it's a phenomenon. >> they scroll through the footage, looking for answers. >> you figure out why. >> he said he stumbled across something he had not noticed before. >> he was going through it frame by frame and he zoomed in and if you look closely, you can see a picture of what looks like an alien face. >> a trick of the mind's eye or prove that we do indeed have company? >> no, no. don't go out on me now. no, battery. >> coming up -- >> oh, my gosh. you guys should see this. >> what lies beneath the surface. >> i have seen every creature on the water and i don't know what that was. >> come here, quick! with your fam ra. . >> when caught on camera, eary and alien continues. no. it's called grid iq. the 4:51 is leaving at 4:51. ♪ they cut the

you look at what happened in aurora and from a company perspective, this is a bees disetion for them.m not saying i agree with it it. i am not saying i agree with it at all. but what they are saying is this the h die on? is this the hill we want to die on? this movie, we want to put people in the theater where a lope crazy person -- lone crazy person will shoot people? >> if this was 2002 what would he have said? >> this is not a veterans day parade. it is a silly movie. >> it is a terrible movie. >> obama said go to the movies. george bush said go shopping. >> when george bush said go shopping he was wrong. in this case owe bough -- obama was right. >> i have to disagree. it is unamerican and unchristian to go to the movies on christmas day. >> christmas day? >> who goes to the movies on christmas day? >> well you are jewish, andy. >> i said this is an attack on jews. >> you go to the movies to get away from your family or you are pee wee herman. >> i was going to get away from greg gutfeld, but now i know he goes to the movie. >> i don't go to the movies. i won't get into the reason

unfortunately in this country, we have had had incidents where crazed gunmen, for example in aurora,colorado, break into movie theaters for crazy reasons. and kill 12, 15 people all at once. we have to hope that nobody is going to use this turn of events as an excuse to do the the same thing. >> sunny punch at the washington examiner made this point quite well it is outrageous that we live in a legal regime when a foreign power can commit an act of war on our soil and chief beneficiaries of it are the trial lawyers. this was an opportunity for real, you know, for a real teaching moment for the country where obama or somebody could have stepped forward and say this must stop. that's crazy. >> we have got to go. thanks so much, guys. really appreciate it. good to see you today. we have just confirmed the defense department is investigating the navy seal who says he shot usama bin laden. rob ekneel told his story to fox exclusively last month. navy investigators say they are looking into whether o'neil revealed classified information illegally. we will be following this story for you to

when shall not so bad. 13 in dekalb. 16 in varlet. 24 and aurora. so far this month only a few days in, here we go this might many of me. this one right here is plain but he has more excitement. >> you have it well choreographed. good practice. can you do a little dance. >> that's nice. >> erupted dance. we have to get you on the friday dance. >> and not before 6:00 a.m.. no dancing before then. mostly cloudy. flurries are possible. 36 degrees is the high down to 30 tonight. potential for freezing drizzle is possible. that's not a true scientific term why colette frizzle. saturday we make back up to 38. >> still had, 11 man is standing tend coaxed the day and the impact it's having. >> i can't imagine that is good. also, marcus takes us behind the scenes at the winter wonderland at navy pier. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... taylor swift rocked the victoria's secret fashion show in london. she was put down by model jessica hart at last year's show. hart said she didn't *fit in*. but this year, it looks like a cat figh