it was aurora who raised him. an infectious and loving energy that is so powerful. i am 100% the man i am today, because this woman literally raised me from when i was six months old -- singing to me, dancing with me, wiping away my tears, cooking for me and making me laugh at every turn. unfortunately, like so many filipinos, her story is not all smiles and love. she had to choose a life away from her daughter and thousands of miles from her family. there are literally thousands of people around the world -- thousands of people around the world, me included, who have been influenced by her endless kindness and love." filipinos give. of themselves, of their time, their money, their love to others. they do and continue to do what needs to be done to survive. ♪ ♪ edelweiss, edelweiss every morning i greet you ♪ ♪ small and white clean and bright bless my homeland forever ♪ ♪ blossom of snow may you bloom and grow bloom and grow forever ♪ ♪ edelweiss, edelweiss bless my homeland forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> aurora: oh my gosh.

ahora aurora lo alienta.os? alejandro: hasta que la muerte me separe de este mundo. conductora: encontrar una persona no es tan fÁcil como buscar una persona en facebook. sus bÚsquedas pueden demorar aÑos y le sale bastante caro. ya regresamos. ♪ ♪ >> al regreso. a ritmo de mariachi este padre enfermo se reencontrÓ con su hija. >> habÍa mucha emociÓn. mucho abrazo. ♪ ♪ en nuestra comunidad nos estamos tomando en serio la diabetes tipo 2. con mi píldora, no lograba mi meta de bajar el azúcar en la sangre. mi médico me habló de victoza® que no es insulina. funciona diferente a las píldoras y viene en un inyector y la aguja es muy fina. está demostrado que victoza® reduce el azúcar en la sangre y el a1c. y la uso solo una vez al día y a cualquier hora. no es para bajar de peso pero sí le puede ayudar a adelgazar un poco. victoza® es un medicamento inyectable recetado que puede mejorar el azúcar en sangre en adultos con diabetes tipo 2 usado con dieta y ejercicio. no se recomienda como la primera opción de tratam

---aurora, de origen mexicano, suia cancer y has el fin de sus dias lucho por mantener su identidad,ujer....la que asumio en las ultimas 2 decadas take sot juanita villegas/amiga de aurora 5:25 toda esta lucha por sus derechode ras poder tar posesion de su identid aque muchas veces vemos que no es tanto la munad como lapropia fa rechaza 5:39 --entro dlos proyectosue se planean en memoria aurora esta crear un fondo de ayuda economica para mujeres transgenero. --asi mismo, ella pidio como ultima volundque su cuerse traslade a mexico con su nombre de mujer. cesar --en santa rosa, el conjo la cir adelante take vo con el control de rentas que se viene estudiando durante meses. --los funcionarios afirman estar listos pa decidir sre los limit en los incrementos anuales en apartamentos construidos antes de 1995 y si se prohiben ciertos desalojos. --maÑana a las 4 de la tarde se realizar una manifestacion frente al ayuntamiento. --la reunin del concejo sera a las seis de la tarde. blanca/take vo ---un sondeo de opinion revelaq residentes de la baha quieren ---esto representa 2 millones de per

it's really been a sad and bizarre string of events that transpired here on this 3,200 block of aurorastreet in kensington. philadelphia police were called to this home that we're focusing in on. the man who lives here called 911 dispatchers saying he strangled his girlfriend to death, she was inside the home and her four children, all 12 and under were inside the home as well. when police got here, that individual, that man was not here. they later found out he had taken a vehicle and driven out of the area. they did findç his girlfriend fact strangled to death. her four children were asleep at the time. police removed them from the house. they took them to homicide where they were spoken to. right now police are trying to connect them with other family members. so for the past 2 1/2 hours or so, bizarrely, they were in touch with this individual who called 911 admitting to strangling his girlfriend to death. he was actually calling 911 dispatchers. they were calling him. they were in touch with him. they felt that he was a danger to himself as well as people on the roadway, because

people in aurora, colorado. he is 22, 23 by the time he commits that act. you go back and try to understand how these circuits built over the 22 years of his life and at the age of 13, he says i start having these very bad thoughts. i started thinking about hurting myself. i started thinking about hurting someone else. he is asked, why didn't you seek help and he says i couldn't. because if i did, if i told people i was having these bad thoughts that i was in essence captured by these intrusive thoughts that we all have, my parents would view me as bad. you just sit there and you listen to that and you listen to that as a doctor or therapist or a parent and you just say-- you just wish you could have interceded and said to this young man and got him the appropriate mental health care, but to explain to him, i mean, and this is what i think is absolutely key, if there is anything that i can emphasize, i mean, for me after spending the last number of years writing the book is that people who suffer are not broken.

that was the aurora theater neuroscientist ph.d. student who dressed up as batman and killed dozens of people in aurora, colorado. and what struck me, you know, he's 22, 23 by the time he commits that act. you go back and try to understand how, you know, how these circuits built over the 22 years of his life, and as the age of about 13 he says i start having these very bad thoughts. i started thinking about hurting myself. i started thinking about hurting someone else. and he's asked why didn't you seek help. and he says, i couldn't. because if i did, if i told people i was having these bad thoughts, that i was, in essence, captured by these intrusive thoughts that we all have, right? my parents would view me as bad. ask and you just -- and you just sit there and you listen to that, and you will to that as a doc or as a therapist or as a parent, and you just say -- you just wish you could have interceded and said to this young man and gotten him, you know, the appropriate mental health care. but to explain to him, i mean, and this i

pero un diploma adquiere uno significado especial para los familiares de aurora, una de las vÍctimas eran metas que se ponÍa y las lograba. reportera: pero quien fuera la vÍctima mÁs joven recibirá hoy el diploma pÓstumo. en una ceremonia especial. >> significa otro logro de ella porque la verdad luchÓ muy fuerte. >> muy talentosa. hoy honramos su memoria. reportera: su esposo, su hijo y sus padres lo recibirÁn por ella. >> hoy queremos reconocer ese esfuerzo. reportera: soÑaba con continuar sus estudios en servicios legales. >> no lo resolviÓ en vida, pero en donde quiera que estÉ pienso que va a estar agradecida. ilia: agentes federales desarmaron en la red mÁs grande de estampillas de comida. robos de identidad a mÁs de 500 personas permitieron el fraude. enrique: en 18 estados del paÍs se prohíbe el consumo de licor a mujeres embarazadas. esto no sucede en nueva york. sin embargo, la comisiÓn de derechos humanos municipal dice que bares y restaurantes no tienen la capacidad de negar venta de alcohol a mujeres embarazadas porque significa discriminaciÓn. ilia: a una familia y cond

thanks, aurora. >> it's late in the season to be able to see that. what a spectacular sight in the pacific northwest. >>> also a rare celestial event begins this morning. mercury will cross in front of the sun, an event which only takes place about 13 times a century. the transit starts at just after 7:00 a.m. eastern time and nasa will be providing live coverage until it's over sometime this afternoon. if you're going to watch in person, you'll need a solar filter to protect your eyes from the sun. if you miss out on it and sleep in for the next seven hours, the next one will be november of 2019. >> so we can see it again. >> exactly. there's n >> like e.t. riding past the moon. >> just going through. >>> here on earth there's growing worries about the expanding outbreak of zika virus in the u.s. with at least 472 cases now confirmed in 43 states. >> now for the first time we're hearing from a pregnant american infected with zika. here's abc's dr. jennifer ashton. >> reporter: for the first time a pregnant american woman is coming forward, speaking

the aurora borealis, the best place to see the lights in the northern latitude. >>> senator schumer is calling on the federal government to investigate exploding ecigarettes. schumer wants the u.s. food and drug to investigate and require warning labels. >>> jeff bezos, sold shares and made $670 billion. the major stock indices were up slightly on friday and futures point to a lower open this morning. >>> it is 4:53. next on "action news," a four story home in atlantic city went you went up in flames overnight. >>> the coast guard rescues two people off the jersey shore when their boat began taking on water. that story is next. >> happening today the suspect accused of going on a shooting rampage in maryland is due in court. since eulalio tordil's arrested on friday he has shown no remorse. he is accused of killing his he is straipgd -- estranged wife on thursday, and two others at a shopping center. two men were running to the aid of a woman eulalio tordil was carjacking. one of the men died, and they likely saved that woman's life. >>> the testing will be done off new jersey. senator

>> the weathermen's favorite one is it's the aurora borealis. of course, an array of 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 just moving with the wind. this didn't move with the wind. >> it's not a plane, it's not a helicopter. flares, no, because we would have seen smoke. that's what makes me think that it's -- well, 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 for 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 like an alien face. >> a trick of the mind's eye or proof that we do indeed have company. >> oh, no, no, don't go out o

the two girls are going to wells college in aurora new york. their brother is going to attend prince georges community college. at least he will be close. >> gradually empty nesting. >>> another heart warming story out of prince george's. a teen meets the first responders who saved his life. >> an up close look under the sea. why teams could not help this whale in trouble. you are watching vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> george town university once owned slaves. th w the university debt. tonight, what's being done for the thousands of descendents still living today. >>> police in los angeles called him the coat hand bandits. members of a gang that keep their hands in their pockets before demanding money are connected to 23 bank robberies. video shows the men walking in to a bank, pullin

. >> they captured a little bit of the a aurora borealis. >> this video has a ton of wildlife in it.ese guys look like they are on par with national geographic. some beautiful shots. >> all their videos are gorgeous. >> lots of time lapse imagery and this is shot in 8 k. if you're not sure what that means that's your high-definition tv times eight. it's really stunning visually. >> who calls it 8k? >> they keep raising the bar. >> they have several national park videos that they completed. check it out. >>> she's getting hit where it hurts most. >> decided to put hair dye in his girlfriend's shampoo. >> consequences of datinge ingi prankster. >> time your chance t t t t to ipad mini. the buzz word is next. why be in the kitchen... when you can be in the moment? ♪ olive garden now offers catering delivery. we make the food and deliver it to your door... so you can enjoy what's important. ♪ if you've gone to extremes to escapetry clarispray.ergies. new, from the makers of claritin. with the #1 prescribed ingredient. and nothing is more effective at relieving your sneezing, runny nose a

i rise today to honor the memory of tony castillo, a long-time friend of mine from my hometown of aurora, colorado, who recently passed away. mr. coffman: we had a friendship that started in our youth, we had so much in common. tony and i both came from military families. our late fathers had both married war brides in the aftermath of world war ii. they were career enlisted soldiers who were transferred to the army medical center for their last assignment in 1964. when we were both just 9 years old, our military families both came from previous assignments in europe. while i followed in my father's footsteps and joined the military, tony stayed in aurora and eventually married the love of his life, nita atkins of pueblo, colorado. they raised two extraordinary children, ben and jess in a loving family that has been inseparable. tony was an extraordinary example of a great friend, a loving husband, a devoted father and he will always be remembered and millsed by all who knew him -- missed by all who knew him. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back t

the best aurora display in a decade. >> the northern lights are seen farther north.one observer noticed the green lights were green just like the seattle seahawks. >> little team spirit in the sky, no, you're not buying it. >> yes, very nice. >>> up next in the pulse, sharon and ozzy osbourne calling it quits after 33 years of marriage. >>> one athlete challenging the rules when it comes to advertising and sponsorships. stay with us. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization i

so claims "the philadelphia aurora," the "washington post" of its day. harsh as its assessment may strike modern ears "the aurora" , had nothing on the distinguished "london times" in the autumn of 1864. mr. lincoln will go down in posterity as "the man who could not read the signs of the time," asserted the editors "who , plunged his country into a great war without a plan, who failed without excuse, and who fell without a friend." the last time democrats met in philadelphia was in 1948. their task, accepted without much enthusiasm at the time was to renominate president harry truman, dismissed by opinion leaders as the little man from missouri, a failed man whom it was said "to err is truman." [laughter] mr. smith: forget nato and the marshall plan, the containment of korea and the desegregated armed forces, when he left office in 1953, truman took with him some of the lowest popularity ratings ever recorded. for a while, he languished in near obscurity, only to be rediscovered and reassessed in vietnam and the betrayal of watergate. it wasn't so much

aurora, who won? sharks or warriors? >> reporter: depends on you ask. a lot of people couldn't answer. for many sports fans, coming to a place like this was the only way to go. here at the old pro in palo alto, it's not so much the sharks versus the penguins -- or the warriors versus the thunder -- it's the sharks' first stanley cup finals game versus the warriors game seven. >> you need two tvs tonight. >> what game are you here to watch? >> all of it. >> i came for the warriors. but keep an eye also on the sharks. >> i'm supposed to be here for both because we need to support both. >> reporter: on the biggest night of their franchise history, the san jose sharks have some friendly competition for their fans' full attention. a common sight at most tables -- some heads turned one way, some the other. for most, the choice was easy. >> definitely a warriors game for me. it's game seven. win or go home. >> if i had to choose? i think sharks winning a stanley cup final game for the first time ever would be special. >> warriors all the way. >> reporter: othe

[applause] the 1984 vice president acceptance speech of new york congresswoman geraldine aurora at theemocratic national convention in san francisco. she was the first woman to be nominated by a major party. for thethe complete american hiv weekend schedule, go to c-span.org. >> you are looking at the new smithsonian national museum of african american history and culture, which opens september 24 on the national mall near the washington monument and the white house. all today on c-span3's american history tv, we'll live from a conference hosted by the african american museum at the smithsonian's national museum of american history. the conference is the unit is the future of the african-american past. historians will talk about religion, politics, culture, historic preservation, and interpretation, and about how african-american history fits into the larger

a movie theater can be held liable for the deadly shootings in 2012. 12 people were killed in an auroraer when james holmes went on a rampage. now the jury will decide if sin mark theaters should have known there would be violence. family members of the victims sued cinemark said there was no armed guard and security was lax holmes is serving a life sentence for that attack. >>> a texas company is facing felony charges for the pipeline break that polluted the waters off the santa barbara coast last year. yesterday, california prosecutors announce that had four felony counts for spilling oil in state waters and 42 misdemeanors for hurting wildlife. the pipeline company says that the spill one year ago this week was an accident but attorney general carmelo harris says that the plains all american pipeline faces $3 million in fines if convicted. >>> a special cross country bike ride for a very special cause. what a bay area hairdresser is doing for charity and what she hopes to accomplish by the end of this summer. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is going to be busy on 8

several suspicious camouflage people in a movie theater, obviously modeled after the movie theater in aurorak to us. where is he? where's he at? sir, sir. sir? let her go, sir. let her go, sir. you don't want to do this. i got a gun. you don't want to do this, sir. sir, calm down. we can talk about this, we can talk about this, sir. [ gun fire] >> stay in the game. stay in the game. >> please help me. please help me. >> sir. >> do you know where he's at? i bet that black guy gets shot a lot. >> where's he at? where's he at? all right. just put the gun down. where's he at? get down, get down, police. >> police, get down. get down. ma'am, get down. [ gun fire] >> a 34, 52. another male down. good job. >> you all right? time to find out how i did and hopefully get a hug. >> if you felt that you could take this shot, then, yes, you would have been justified. but you elected to try and talk him down. >> yeah. >> right? >> yes. >> not a wrong thing to do. that was your gut call. and as an officer you make split second decisions that people have hours and days to criticize. but the only thing you h

take a look at the spectacular pictures of the aurora borealis, they were taken from the international space station. he tweeted that the sky looked like it was on flier, the northern lights are electrons colliding with the upper reaches of the earth's atmosphere giving you this incredible picture. >>> your time 6:19 back to breaking news, major update, tragic update coming from norristown, montgomery county. we have learned that two kids and one adult are dead as a result of the fire there. this is on dekalb street near oak street, two kids and one adult dead after a serious fire. we are told producer correct me if i am wrong, two children, one adult dead in the fire this morning in norristown, montgomery county. we know several people had to be pulled from the building. we're hearing two adults and one child dead, so we could take that down from the screen, that's incorrect. we're hearing two adults and one child dead in the fire. we'll following this developing story from norristown, montgomery county how this fire turned deadly. you can get the latest at 6abc.com. >>> the time 6:20

jurors will decide if a company that owns the aurora movie theater cinemark should have foreseen the possibility for violence during that movie's premier. families of the victim cinemark says nothing could stop james holmes since he was so heavily armed. 12 people died and more than 70 others were hurt. >>> it will be next month before we learn whether a judge will drop charges against the woman accused of staging her husband's suicide. you might remember the death of jason manowitz before his wife admitted he killed himself in a scheme for money. the widow should face charges because she would not have directly benefited from the direct embezzlement. >>> despite a chilly may, it is going to get warmer. that means an uptick in crime will occur. take a look at this surveillance camera of a man trying to take a picture up a woman's skirt four times. the last time she turned around swing at him. people in the community think the crime is outrageous. >> i got two nieces, a sister and mother and i would be irate if that happened to them. >> that can be anybody at the end of the day. >> th

happened at a screening of the dark knight rises just 10 days after the shooting at a theater in auroraolorado. now police believe the deadly shooting was on people's minds and that it was likely that the crowd was terrified in that response. well, a jury found that the staff members at the movie theater failed to diffuse the situation. >> happening everybody ran out and somebody pushed and shoved me from behind. not maliciously trying to get out themselves and get out of there as quick as possible. at that point my foot was caught on the steps and it ending up shifting it moved to the right and all the bones inside shifted out of place. >> novice says she ende ended up needing multiple surgeries and screws in her foot. >>> it can be incredibly frustrating to stand in long lines at the airport and if you're traveling this summer guess what, expect to deal with extremely long lines. secretary of homeland security says it is due to fewer screeners. a record number of flyers and tightened security measures. this week congress agreed to allow tsa to shift $34 million between it's accounts t

when police got to the home on aurora street they found the woman dead and her four children from a previous relationship sleeping in the house. there was no sign of the suspect. police used his cell phone signal from his 911 call to track his whereabouts. he was arrested just before 5:00 this morning near thompson and cumberland in port richmond. >>> a fight between two homeless men ended with a stabbing. it started at 12th and race streets around midnight. the victim has minor injuries to his face. the suspect is now in custody. >>> and at this hour we are learning more about the $429 million winning powerball ticket sold in mercer county. new jersey lottery officials are holding a briefing at the 7-eleven store. someone bought that ticket that has all the numbers. let's take a moment to listen. >> going back to march of 2013. we sold a ticket for 338 million and on august of 2013 we sold one of the three prizes for a $448 million ticket. i want to talk a little bit about the benefits of this ticket. first though i want to address the winner. i hope the winner is watching. we're live strea

aurora-on behalf of supervisor weiner the late mr.ergio--and at this edition of supervisor weiner on behalf of the board of supervisors mr. john paul jp letty and a suggestion of supervisor peskin on behalf the entire board of supervisors for the late eileen hansen. >> president breed: thank you mdm. clerk. this things is to the end of our agenda. mdm. clerk is there any business any other business before us today? >> clerk: pack includes a business board today. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president breed: colleagues, thank you very much. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >>[gavel] >> good morning and welcome to

i just want to say happy mother's day to my mom, linda becker back in aurora, ohio. happy mother's day, mom, i love you very much, and i can't wait to get home to see you again. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like social media equals anti-social. hey guys, i want you to meet my fiancÉe, denise. hey. good to meet you dennis. try cool mint zantac. hey, need fast heartburn relief? it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> north korean leader kim jong un changing his tune. the dictator speaking in a session of the country's first congress since 1980, saying north korea will not use nuclear arms unless it's threatened by nuclear weapons by another nation. >> translator: as a responsible nuclear weapons state, our republican will not use a nuclear weapon unless our sovereignty is encroached upon by any aggressive hostile forces with nuclears and we will faithfully fulfill our obligation for nonpr

civil trial related to the colorado movie massacre with victims of the deadly shooting suing the aurora movie theater claiming it should have done more to prevent rampage. heather: new info on facebook as the popular social networking site which is also one of the worlds most powerful distributors of news now denies claims that it sensors conservative articles from its trending topics. adam helsley following this story today and he joins us now live from los angeles. adam? reporter: you mentioned the number of users and in north america alone, there are more than 220 million active users every day on facebook so take that into account when the allegation came out that facebook was oppressing information from certain sites and certain individuals. the outcry due to reports that says facebook team in charge of the site training list and intentionally suppressed articles from conservative news sources as well as topics like the irs scandal. the allegation had both conservatives and liberal critics insert about silicon valley and trolling the information we see. facebook denied the allegati

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. >>> a trial begins in colorado regarding security at the aurora movie theater where 12 people wereilled. 27 families are suing cinemark, the company that owns the theater. among other things the suit claims there was no extra security that night, that a door was left propped open so the gunman could re-enter, and there was no surveillance in the back of the theater. >>> a little girl from nebraska is in the hospital following a freak accident at a carnival this weekend. the 11-year-old fell out of her seat during a ride and her hair got caught in a mechanism, actually tearing her scalp. she has undergone surgeries but is expected to recover without any brain damage. investigators are looking into the cause of the accident. >>> experts agree gas prices are accelerating upward. the average price of a gallon of self serve regular is $2.21 this morning. aaa says that's 9 cents more than a week ago. the lundberg survey finds prices a little higher and rising half a dollar in the past 12 weeks. you can blame the increase on crude oil prices. >> a lot of pain at the pump. >>> how far woul

today found a colorado movie theater isn't liable for the 2012 shooting that left 12 people dead in aurora. the jury concluded cinemark, the snaigs's third largest movie theater chain, couldn't have prevented james holmes' meticulously planned attack. several survivors and families of the dead had sued saying the theater lacked armed guards. the theater argued guards weren't needed because there wasn't a history of serious violence. >>> france's lawmakers today approved a two-month extension of the state of emergency that was declared after last november's deadly attacks in paris. the measures aimed at covering the european championship soccer tournament as well as the upcoming tour de france. the state of emergency expands police powers to put people under house arrest and allows authorities to forbid people in vehicles at specific times and places. >>> the race for the white house has taken an even nastier turn and a new poll shows how the democratic candidates would stack up against the presumptive gop nominee in november. here's abc news reporter kenneth moaten. >> reporter: presumptiv

trial kicks off to determine if century theaters is liable for the 2012 movie theater massacre in auroranot provide enough security to deterjames holmes from murdering 12 people and injured 70 others. >> health officials say close to 30% of passengers aboard a cruise ship may have the norovirus. the ship has increased the cleaning and disinfection procedures. 93 back to lockup. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> the orange county jail in southern california processes hundreds of new inmates per day, men and women who have been arrested not only by orange county deputies but by officers with the 21 different city and university police departments within the county. sometimes these arrestees arrive fresh from a crime scene and deputies running the intake division might have little to no idea about their state of mind or propensity for violence. >> intake is a very dangerous place. you don't know who's coming in the back door. you know what they're being charged with when they're being brought in the back door but you really don't know who these people are. >

. >> reporter: she has a friend who lost a loved one in the movie theater shooting in aurora, colorado. she says enough is enough. >> i would feel safer. >> reporter: another proposed law on its way to the state aa assembly would require background checks had when buying ammunition. >> why not? >> by no means do any of these guys go to a gun store, go into a sporting goods store and buy ammunition. >> reporter: now, the senate also voted to require registration of homemade guns, reporting of lost or stolen guns, and to restrict gun owners from lending firearms to friends. the bill is now in the assembly. >>> still to come, what happens in vegas apparently starts in california. at least that's what police there claim. why sin city is pointing the finger at us for the sudden spike in crime. >>> plus, only on 5 we ride along with the elite new task force playing cat and mouse with san francisco car burglars. why auto solid case doesn't always guarantee justice. >>> a bizarre animal cruelty case that landed this california dog in detox. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, afte >>> a bizarre case of animal crue

the shooter, james holmes, opened fire during a midnight premiere of a "batman" movie in aurora. he's now doing life in prison. >> sreenivasan: on wall street, rising expectations of an interest rate hike pushed stocks lower. the dow jones industrial average lost 91 points to close at 17,435. the nasdaq fell 26 points, and the s&p 500 slipped seven. >> woodruff: and, a fixture of american journalism, "60 minutes" veteran morley safer, died today, at his home in new york. he'd retired just last week. safer spent more than half a century at cbs news, including 46 years on "60 minutes," longer than anyone else. his career took off in the tumult of the 1960's. >> the marines are burning this old couple's cottage. >> woodruff: it was this ground- breaking reporting in vietnam in 1965 by a young morley safer that launched a storied career at cbs news. his coverage of the military's conduct stunned viewers. president lyndon johnson suggested that safer had "communist ties." in 2000, the newshour asked safer if he expected that kind of impact. >> when i started getting queries about it,

today marks the start a civil trial against cinnamark the company that owns century theaters in aurorare. victims families say the theater should have had armed guards at a big event and said alarms should have sound when james holmes came in through that emergency exit. he killed 12 people and wounded 70 others. some survivors said that all they could do was just drop to the ground in terror. >> i'm shot, i'm shot. i said me too, just stay down. and then he shot me a second time. carey said what do we do? what do we do? i said pray carey pray to jesus. >> now he's in prison for the rest of his life. the trial that began today is in state court. no word on how much money the families are demanding. a similar lawsuit is scheduled for federal court later this year. for its part cinnamark respond it could not have foreseen this attack. let's bring in a former federal prosecutor who is now a trial attorney representing clients in both criminal and civil cases. a lot of emotions here. >> incredibly difficult issue. >> what about the law? >> that's the thing. you have to have sympathy for pe

a scenario modeled after the shooting in aurora, colorado. >> where's he at? where's he at?e? where's he at? talk to us. where is he? [ shots fired ] >> sir, sir, sir, let him go, sir. let her go, sir. >> you don't want to do this, sir. let her go. sir, calm down. talk about this, sir. [ shots fired ] >> stay in the game. stay in the game. >> please, help me! please help me, please! >> you know where he's at? >> i bet that black guy gets shot a lot. >> where's he at? where's he at? you know where he's at? put the gun down. where's he at, where's he at. get down, get down. ma'am, get down. >> a 34, another male down. >> you all right? >> time to find out how i did, and hopefully get a hug? >> if you felt that you could take this shot, then yes, you'd have been justified. but you elected to try and talk him down, right? >> yes. >> it's not a wrong thing to do. that was your gut call. >> yeah. >> and, as an officer, you make split-second decisions that people have hours and days to criticize. but the only thing you have to realize is that every decision you make, you have to li

aurora-on behalf of supervisor weiner the late mr. sergio--and at this edition of supervisor weiner on behalf of the board of supervisors mr. john paul jp letty and a suggestion of supervisor peskin on behalf the entire board of supervisors for the late eileen hansen. >> president breed: thank you mdm. clerk. this things is to the end of our agenda. mdm. clerk is there any business any other business before us today? >> clerk: pack includes a business board today. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president breed: colleagues, thank you very much. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] let me know whe ready. i'm stef curry. welcome to the civic center hotel that is owned by plumbers uniyrn local 38 and the pension fund. i want to mention that off the bat because this hotel had its own story in past years where a lault of folks have lived because of low income status and when privately run there is a lot of issues and our officers have told me in the past that this has been a all most a call center because of a lo

aurora-on behalf of supervisor weiner the late mr. sergio--and at this edition of supervisor weiner on behalf of the board of supervisors mr. john paul jp letty and a suggestion of supervisor peskin on behalf the entire board of supervisors for the late eileen hansen. >> president breed: thank you mdm. clerk. this things is to the end of our agenda. mdm. clerk is there any business any other business before us today? >> clerk: pack includes a business board today. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president breed: colleagues, thank you very much. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment]go. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes local businesses and changes san franciscans to do their shopping and dooipg within the 49 square miles by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine the 49 hi in my mind a ms. medina >> sfgov item number one is the general public comment has the opportunity to address the commission on items of int

want to shift gears to something a lot more serious, which is -- obviously there was a very tragic aurorae of that, you risked your political future, you almost lost re-election. some state senators were recalled. and you know, here you are in a state where you have something that, no matter whether you're a gun owner or not a gun owner, everybody agreed it was tragic. how is it even in a state like that, where something happens that you have that agreement, it's so hard to pass something as simple as background checks? >> it is. it's frustrating. and i'm not sure there's a good answer. i went and talked to pretty much every republican i knew. and the people that weren't in elected office didn't have a problem with it. and yet we had this big battle in the general assembly. i went home one night to my son teddy, who at that time was 11. and i was complaining. that's a terrible thing to do to an 11-year-old. he goes, "dad, what do you do all day at work that's so hard? make decisions? get the facts. make a decision. check, next." he repeats that a couple times. he talks about how he has to

so to claim the philadelphia -- "the philadelphia aurora," the "washington post of its day. nothing on thed distinguished "london times" in the autumn of 1864. down tooln will go posterity as the man who could not read the signs of the time, a sort of the editors, who plunged his country into a great , who faileda plan without excuse, and who fell without a friend. the last time democrats met in philadelphia was in 1948. their task, accepted without much of dizzy as time, was to renominate president harry truman, dismissed by opinion leaders as the little man from missouri, a failed have a -- or are of whom it was said to err is truman. [laughter] mr. smith: forget nato and an theshall plan -- and marshall plan, the containment of korea and the desegregated armed forces, when he left withe in 1953, truman took him some of the lowest popularity ratings ever recorded. languished ine near obscurity, only to be rediscovered and reassessed in vietnam and the betrayal of watergate. it wasn't so much the new facts that had emerged as a newfound appreciation for truman's candor and

they lost their adorable daughter jessi, 24 years old, in aurora, colorado.long to the nra. they just never thought about this. their views on guns, they became advocates and really exs. >> there is a very common expression out there that says the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. yet, they asked their daughter's boyfriend, who was there, if he'd had a gun at the time, would it have made a difference? >> i thought it was one of the most impactful moments of the film. one of the first things they asked him -- because he had a concealed carry permit. because he traveled from texas to colorado -- >> couldn't fly with it. >> yeah, he didn't have his gun. one of the first things they asked is, would it have made a difference if you had had your gun? he said, absolutely not. there was so much chaos. they were trapped. more innocent people would have died. so this is the argument that's perpetrated by the gun lobby. most public health experts and gun safety experts say, it's just a spacious argument. >> we worked together here ten years