it was aurora who raised him.edible woman. she has 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 ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>

this is the aurora project, ready?te part about being a dad -- just to see their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second surgery. and that's when i said i need a second opinion. everyone, from the moment i walked through the doors, they're smiling and i love the fact that included me in the whole process. the diagnosis of cancer is one of those things that you want an answer now. we can do now here. rod was great. i mean, he did everything that we asked him and more. the treatment plan was for him to have chemotherapy and radiation followed by surgery. i feel like this was the right way for me and the right treatment for me. at cancer treatment centers of america, we treat cancer, every stage, every day. call or go to cancercenter.com. appointments available now. >> what kind of a whale of his is it? a beach whale? >> a beak a beak whale. >> it brooklyn, harl

aurora: sÍ, seÑor!se. ¿quÉ tal si nos vamos a la florida? porque estÁ maity interiano con nuestra "mamacita" molina, porque hoy es el dÍa en que oficialmente comienza la dieta y el ejercicio. maity: asÍ es, muchachos, ya no hay excusas! hoy me encuentra frente a la casa de un televidente que ha pedido que le traigamos el gimnasio hasta acÁ, y le tenemos una plataforma que vibra. es lo mÁs novedoso en ejercicios. todo eso al regresar de la pausa. no se lo pierdan, porque hoy el gimnasio llega a tu casa! volvemos con mÁs de "despierta el steak and cheese footlong de subway ahora vale solo seis dólares por tiempo limitado. es una divina delicia de carne hecha con un montón de bistec sin sabores artificiales, cubierta con una delicada capa derretida de queso! ahora solo. seis. dÓlares. a diferencia de los pañales communes... pampers te mantine hasta 3 veces más secos para que loa bebés duerman tranquilos toda la noche pampers ¡qué bien vivir tan cerca del estadio! ¡ahora viviré el fútbol más intensamente! s

sr presidente, aunque muchos lo vieron divertido y atrevido en su momento", otra vez en facebook, aurora clases sociales, razas, genero!! la era de trump esta afectando a todos" y finalmente, no den visas a los arabes jo. porque ellos entran con visa de turista y ya no se van y arreglan bien rapido"gracias por muchÍsimas gracias, como siempre decimos por hacer sus comentarios y les pedimos que nos sugieran temas que quieran que estemos abordando en nuestrolunes social. la uniÓn de libertades civiles, dijo que a recibido millonarias donaciones, recibiÓ $24,000,000. el dinero se usarÁ para la defensa de los derechos civiles. los indocumentados que buscan ayuda en un centro de texas, dicen que no vieron cambios en el trato de la frontera, despuÉs de la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump. desde la localidad de roma, lo que sÍ se ha visto es un aumento de los ataques, contra los agentes. reportero: una zona que registra el mayor trÁfico de drogas en paÍs. la mayoría podrÍa estar operando para narcÓticos o personas. en nuestro recorrido, notamos una gran cantidad. >> hemos visto que los asal

la noticia sacudiÓ a la comunidad de la aurora. lo vamos a extraÑar mucho.conocer como se dio con los acusados ni la identidad de ellos. el obispo dijo que esto es prueba de que nadie estÁ exento de la violencia. vivimos en un ambiente descompuesto, esto hay que decirlo. no es la primera vez que un sacerdote fue internado en mÉxico. al menos otros tres padres han sido secuestrados y asesinados. en los Últimos seis meses. el banco wells fargo asegurÓ que cerrarÁ más de 200,000 sucursales. esto no tiene nada que ver con cuentas falsas.ç wells fargo. que tal muy buenas noches saludos en casita, arrancÓ la jornada, en la perrera mÁs grande de todo el mundo, vaya fiesta van a tener, que festejaron con todo sus primeros 10 aÑos. al minuto cuatro con aroma de cafÉ, el 41 la franja lograra en empate. en un partido de la copa centroamericana en honduras, se enfrentÓ a nicaragua. tres minutos despuÉs edy hernÁndez iba a lograr la igualada, en el segundo tiempo erick andino iba poner en jaque mate. el domingo van a enfrentar a la selecciÓn de el salvador. despuÉs de ta

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

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

he also dreamed of seeing the aurora borealis from a plane.e knows the pilot and he was allowed in the cockpit that lasted for an hour. >> it was way longer than it needed to be. they were just circling. wow! >>> now from norway to iceland, this guy devon forester is a photographer. he got up in the air in iceland and was there for two months in the summer and fall. and he captured these beautiful images. if he's not a filmmaker, maybe he should be. >> i had to go to this part of the video because it looks like that's when he was tooling around iceland. and it doesn't look like anybody is nearby. >> thank goodness for videos like this after working in a studio with no windows. >>> mar vvin and his boys are going on an unconditional train ride. they hop right on top. >> technically train surfing, i guess you could say. >> they are running from train car to car. >> they even got the aerial view. >> i completely disapprove of what they're doing, but in this case that was pretty cool. >> i don't condone this, but they went to great lengths to get

as i mentioned the philadelphia aurora for that era, victor berger, the socialist congressman for the era of the espionage act during world war i and then the smith act trial. others, i mean, the logan act was kind of a given since that whole tom cotton incident was the inspiration behind the book. for the rest of them, had to kind of dig deep into my, fortunately, large background of historical knowledge. it took me a while. i had a list, i kept crossing things off and adding new things and too manically settled on what i felt -- and finally settled on what i felt were fascinating incidents. >> was there any path to use the logan act against nixon -- >> not kissinger, but there was briefly some talk of using it against nixon. very brief. and a little background, there's another chapter in my book that's about richard nixon in 1968. he was very worried that lyndon johnson was going to start briggening about -- bringing about peace in vietnam which would help his democratic opponent win the election. humphrey was gaining on him. nixon was conspiring to talk with the south vietnamese, j

. >>> homicidio tiene intranquila a la comunidad de feligreses de la colonia la aurora. >>> ya no hayes al padre joaquÍn tenÍa una relaciÓn cercana con los jÓvenes. >>> seguir siendo querido y recordado. >>> es una pÉrdida reparable para todos. >>> la iglesia cree que los crÍmenes contra los sacerdotes o obedecen a la violencia que vive el paÍs. se teme que la causa del... sea la labor del sacerdote para alejar a los jÓvenes de la droga noticias telemundo. >>> el gobierno mexicano, anunciÓ mÁs cambios en su cÚpula de gobierno en el exterior. el presidente peÑa nieto designÓ como nuevo e embajador a washington a gerÓnimo gutiÉrrez que ocupa importantes paourbs en los sectores de comercio, finanzas y seguridad en las Últimas 4 administraciones mexicanas. su nombramiento se interpreta como el siguiente pas de mÉxico para hacer frente a las polÍticas de donald trump. hay novedades en el caso de las bolsas de aire defectuoso que causan la muerte a 11 personas. su fabricante takata se declara culpable y se compromete mil millones de dÓlares. lori montenegro amplia. >>> en los Ángeles willia

. >>> an all out search continues for a 6-year-old boy in aurora, colorado, missing since new years evedavid puckett left wearing only a light jacket. law enforcement and other agencies joined in the search for the little boy. and an amber alert is issued. they asked people to check their cars and other places where the child may have taken shelter. and they posted a 10,0$10,000 w ward for his safe return. >>> a day after storms killed five people in two states, they are calling for more dangerous weather. the national weather service is trying to confirm if tornadoes hit the region and more strong storms are coming to alabama, georgia and the florida panhandle. >>> authorities have recovering more than 100 pieces of debris possibly from a missing plane in ohio. the plane was flying from cleveland to columbus with six people on board when it disappeared from radar, over lake eerie last week. the pilot was a business executive flying his family and his neighbors to a cleveland cavaliers game. the debris in the water was consistent with the type of plane that vanished. >>> the search is o

. >>> police in aurora, colorado have found the body of a child under the ice of a frozen pond. they believe it is 6-year-old david puckett. he disappeared from his home on new year's eve. police say a dog tracking the boy's scent, led them to that pond today. at this point, authorities do not suspect foul play. >>> coming up, reaction to the viral video that everybody is talking about this evening. a twin trying to rescue his brother from beneath the fallen dresser. up income, -- up next, the young classmate is now dead himself. and investigators are revealing why he may have z25enz z17vz y25eny y17vy >>> howard county teenager who shot and killed a 16-year-old girl inside her bedroom died himself today. >> and police are linking 15- year-old sean criser to recent burglaries in the area. delia goncalves is live with what else we know tonight. >> after the murder, police searched the suspect's home here and found evidence from blocks away. including that murder weapon. >> you can search for answers, but you will never really know. >> neighbors, even police, say some of the answe

>>> we're following a developing story out of ourora, colorado -- aurora, colorado. police are searching for a boy missing since new year's eve. david pocket wandered off from the home. police do not suspect foul play. they say he's before. but they say the light jacket he's wearing won't protect him from falling temperatures. temperatures. >>> still no sign of a plane that went down. the plane carried a family of four and two neighbors when it vanished thursday night. the group had attended a cleveland cavaliers game. and was returning to the columbus area. debris from the plane has washed ashore, including a bag containing the pilot's i.d. card. >>> the sentencing phase of the dylann roof trial is set for tomorrow. attending bible study at a church in charleston, south carolina, back in june 2013. he could get the death penalty. the judge could agree to let roof act as has attorney. but with his own restrictions. roof will not be allowed to approach the jury. >>> deadliest prison riot in the history. they are not sure exactly how many escaped during the fighting. i

aurora, this is your headline, you read this story.o jack. —— laura. story. it's a bit out of order according to jack. -- laura. there has been some serious confusion today. all journalists has been some serious confusion today. alljournalists thought this morning, jeremy corbyn is saying the labour party is going to take a tougher stance on uncontrolled migration. they will say they are not wedded to free movement, that is what we were told. but then jeremy corbyn went on the airwaves this morning as did a series of interviews where he seemed to distance himself from his own words that had been briefed by his own office. they added... before, we we re office. they added... before, we were told he would say we're not wedded to the policy when we went to peter brooke, line added "we are not ruling it out and it might be necessary if we want to have continued to have access to the single market" —— we went to peterborough. keir starmer, the shadow brexit secretary was not in peterborough with us, that was quite odd in itself. over the we

before the age of social media and it's not a stretch to see that a lot of these teens whether it's auroracolorado, or in ohio or memphis, hundreds of people converging on a mall all at the same time you have to think there's some form of coordination. and, you know, maybe that's the one thing they can do to ease shoppers' minds who are actually going to show up to spend money. but it's funny, joe, because when you talk to people about these issues, a lot of people say, well, that's why i shop online. that's why i don't go to the mall anymore. >> that's a great point. amazon is destroying the majority of retailers. i don't feel people are going to the malls to shop anymore. they're mainly going to hang out. i was in a target on christmas eve -- not bragging or anything. >> wow. >> and it was empty. i was shocked at how empty it is. when i go to the malls, they are empty. it's no different than a sporting event or concert. when you know large groups of people are going to converge, it's usually teens on school break that are going tog out. when you know they're going to converge, beef up se

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there was in 2009 against say the new york city subway system and when naji was making his way from aurora, colorado, to new york, that's an opportunity for the intelligence community to come in and say mr. president, we have a threat, we have to get the fbi on this case. we have to interdict this threat, and the president can make a decision. can make a call. he can make a call about what to do about kim jong-un about a missile aimed for seattle. also in indications and warning. warning about threats. and then, and i think this is really important, every meeting in the situation room or the oval office where the national security decision is going to be made really starts with an intelligence lay down. usually the director of national intelligence with a cia director or the subject matter expert will come forward and say here mr. president, here are the facts as we know them. here's what we think russia is doing in crimea. here's what i think sooiz planning with regard to those operatives they've moved into germany. here's what we think is going to happen in the south china sea. so that t

-year-old colorado body, the body of david has been discovered in an icy pond half a mile away in aurora home. the area around the pond was searched initially but the water itself was not and authorities say that's because there was no bean ice, divers after search dogs led authorities there. a positive id could take a few days. clayton: third fume incident in three months. auditory sock smell filled the cabin, that's like every flight and again five days later. eight flight attendants were checked by paramedics after another odor, aircraft out of service pending an investigation. dirty sox' smell. heather: somebody takes their shoes off the flight. clayton: when you're sitting next to that person. heather: that has happened to me, awful. rain snow and dangers cold to talk about. clayton: janice dean with the forecast, good morning, janice. janice: you look comfortable. clayton: absolutely. lisa: janice: oh, my gosh, it's cold. polar express has returned to the lower 48, 12 in chicago, 42 in new york, the cold is on its way but it's going the take its time. the coldest air right now is a

>> they are aacquaintances they attended school together in aurora. >> had they gone out often or hungout before? >> they have hung out occasionally before, not frequently. >> when was the last time he had any contact with -- before today? >> i can't answer. >> and there seemed to be confusion that the victim's family is saying when the police same he was able to escape and that's when they found him, so there seems to be confusion when he was seen walking on the street, can you explain that for us? >> the police were called, the two female offenders know that the -- apparently the downstairs neighbor came up and said if you don't knock off the noise i'm going to call the police, they go downstairs, mad at her and start kicking her door in. i believe your call was -- >> criminal damage to property and that's when he decided to get out. >> what time? >> 5:15. >> what day? >> tuesday evening. >> what's the relationship of the four people who are charged? >> well the two girls are sisters and they're just acquaintances of the other two. >> boyfriend connection with any of them? >> no. >>

if that's not enough for you, aurora, illinois, is having an air guitar competition.and a doughnut tasting. >> i'll go for that part. >> i think i could win 2 out of the 3. >> the doughnut tasting. >> for extra credit, define scaramouche. >> we're running out of time. sorry. >>> moving on in "pop news," from rock royalty to british royalty, prince william and family are london-bound. they're trading in country life for the city. the palace is confirming it will allow william and duchess kate to focus more time on their royal duties. william will end his time as a pilot and they'll call kensington palace, home. 3 1/2-year-old george will also be switching schools and 20-month-old princess charlotte will attend nursery that reminded me, dan, she's close in age to your son. >> i would not want my barbarian to get close to royalty. >> he's not a barbarian. he's a 2-year-old boy. they're very active. >> and in case -- >> as are 42-year-old men. >> quooer just trying to make love happen here. >>> here's someone i love. in case we needed another reason to love chris hemswort

they attended a school together in aurora at some point. i don't know if recently, but at some point. >> hanging out often? had they went out before or -- >> they have hung out occasionally before. not frequently. >> when was the last time he was with him? >> i can't answer that. i'm not sure. >> the victim's family says that when the place came, he was able to -- >> the police are called. the two female offenders know -- apparently the downstairs neighbor said if you don't knock off the noise, i'm going to call the police. so they go down stairs. they're mad at her. they kick the door in. that's when the police arrive. i believe the call was criminal damage to property. that's when he has an opportunity to get out. >> 5:15 tuesday evening. >> what was the relation of the four? >> well, the two girls are sisters. they're just acquaintances of the other two. >> [inaudible question]. >> well, again, i mean his diminished mental capacity, the fact that they tied him up. the obvious racial quotes on -- that they posted live on facebook. i mean

. >> tell me what you baked for aurora audition pie. >> i baked this pie and a peach pie.ad to send them in. after that, they chose. >> was it walkard being in front of the cameras? did you guys like it. >> it was interesting. >> you're out of the kitchen. you're in a different environment. >> yes. it was -- it was interesting because the cameras are very big and all around you. >> yes. >> so it is sort of tense-ish. >> it was tense-ish. >> we're more relaxed here. >> yes. >> how is it? have you taken a bite yet, sal? >> perfect. >> would you do it again? go down and do another competition. >> i hate to say this is better than the pie i made. >> congratulations. i'm going to take a bite right now. justice and kayleigh, congratulations. the show is on january 16th at 8:00 on the food network. >>> getting in on all of the action and celebrating next week. let's send it over to gasia with more on one man who is currently eating his way through the entire state of california. >> if you can't cook, i know you can eat. this man is known as a california dream eater. he is checkin

they attend add school together in aurora at some point. i don't know if recently, but at some point. >> did they hang out often? have they hung out before? >> they have hung out occasionally before. not frequently. >> reporter: when was the last time he had any contact with any of them? >> i can't answer that. i'm not sure. >> reporte thereeems to be couse, the victim's family is saying when the police came, he was able -- that's when they found him. so there seems to be confusion with what happened before he was seen waking on the street. can i explain that a bit for us? >> the police are called, the two female offenders know -- apparently the downstairs neighbor came up and said if you don't knock off the noise, i'm going to call the police. they go downstairs, they're matt at her, they start kicking in the door, that's when the police arrive. that's the call. that's when he has the opportunity to get out. 5:15. tuesday evening. >> what's the relationship of the four people who are charged? >> well, the two girls are sisters, and they're

. >> scared me. [ laughter ] >> live-saving history made in illinois. 11-year-old boy from aurora now receive an artificial heart. >> fox's larry yell land has more on his journey and what lies ahead. >> i feel great. >> reporter: 11-year-old gentleman home wig man was feeling great this morning and he's speaking from the heart his artificial heart. six weeks ago the youngster became the youngest person ever to receive temporary total artificial heart. it's expected to keep him alive until he can receive a heart transplant probably six to nine months from now. >> biff 13 through a lot. this is my third child with the exact same heart problem. my other two didn't make it. >> he was born with hypo plastic heart syndrome just one working heart chamber. he needed a heart transplant at age seven. four years later, last october, his body rejected the transplant and the heart fail. keeping that heart pumping with the usual outside mechanical supports created the risk of a deadly infection. so doctors at children's hospital decided to give him a total artificial heart. larger version of the s

even written a book aboutbt his live experiences and hences joins us 35 talk about life after the aurorahe's chosen to forgive which is the title ofh t the book.e b thank you for joining us.g us >> absolutely. thank you guys for having me. iu aguppysreciate it g such ac powerful title.werfulitle chosen to forgive because i knoo it's a tough thing given what w you went through. throu how can you forgive? >> well, you know, rebecca rec within go the woman that i womew to the theater with that night,, um, she also had -- we both went through very traumatic and rough childhood.childhood. abusive parents thing of thats nature, and she always talkedlwk about forgiveness and so thatd t night at the theater, um, as the gunman came in and, you know, he shot unarmed crowd she was shoto the first wave of bullets as wew through the crack, i could seeos the gunman and the smoke and a a voice in my head said he would w stop shooting and so sure enougo he did stop shooting 20 secondsn later i was able to grab her ana that's when i got shot in my arm d through my leg and tripledri over she fell back int

apparently went to a school together in the aurora, illinois, area at some point in the past.ne of the defendants, jordan hill, invited him over, the victim, that is, to a sleepover. his parents dropped off the victim at a mcdonald's restaurant, and apparently the victim was picked up by jordan hill. you can see there one of the four people charged in a stolen van. the victim apparently did not know the van was stolen. police told us that the victim slept in the van. we don't know how many nights he slept in the van, if he spent saturday night, new year's eve in the van, sunday night as well, maybe monday night as well. it appears he was there voluntarily, of his own will, until sometime tuesday. and this is when, police say, he spent four to five hours tied up and beaten as you can see there in the disturbing facebook live video. he apparently told his parents he was going to come back on sunday, so the question becomes, for the family, and we have not been able to confirm this, is what communication the family had with the victim starting sunday, if he in fact said he wanted

yesterday i was working on a story with our photographer here at kpix joseph and we were work on the aurorade a. laguna creek and he said betterra you messed -- b-erta you messed up on the el nino years i guess you had to be there but you are probably asking what happened to el nino last year compared to last year where it's raining. hi-def doppler radar you see the light rain it's rain and yellow and orange that's pretty moderate to heavy downpours and that's what we anticipate throughout the day today. the hit and miss scattered showers sam are a fay -- san rafael you have the rain highway 101 making treks towards san francisco, the golden gate bridge and east bay 680 out of walnut towards san ramon valley into dublin and pleasanton make the trek towards the sunol grade. you have hayward castro valley using the secondary roads like redwood road as well you know they have been sloppy pretty muddy and keep that in mind that's not any different today. this is the national weather service has issued a flosh flood -- flash flood watch for 9 highlighted counties this is the bay area. that's bec

if you see him, call the aurora police tip line or 911. >> eric: some early supporters of 401(k) plansuestioning whether the savings tool has actually helped or hurt american workers. champions of the idea originally held that 401k's would supplement employee pensions at companies, but now 35 years later, it turns out that 401k's have often, instead, replaced pensions, and that has exposed workers to big swings in the stock market. joining us now to talk more is fox business network cheryl casone. you have a 401(k), and companies are actually going to use this to jettison. >> this all started back in 1981, herbert whitehouse, johnson & johnson, one of the first hr folks said we should offer a different plan, they meant it to supplement the pension and american companies prayed well, the 401(k) really took off, in particular because you had stockmarket bones in the vestry 80s in '90s, but the problem is many people decided to ditch the pensions and only offer 401k's. now those that originally created them were saying we are wrong. our projections were wrong, we didn't realize that it wa

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the flames are being kindled by a number of incendiary tracks, including the philadelphia over aurora. the chief jeffersonian republican newspaper. we see jefferson dropping from his right-hand a letter he has written to a man named philip. a back story about jefferson and philip. philip was an italian who bought a farm. when philip returned back to italy he asked jefferson to look after his farm. he would communicate with him periodically about the financial transactions of the farm. jefferson did. in 1796, to take a bit of the dryness often no, you think jefferson would learn his lesson by this point. he wrote some political asset to philip. he described the situation around him. in the final days of the washington administration. america had just ratified the jay treaty which repudiated a revolutionary war in france. all around there were signs of increasing monarchism in jefferson's eyes. jefferson wrote to philip, it would give you a fever if you could see men who once were samson's in the field and solomons in the council, but who have now had their head shorn by the harlot engl

it was before sandy hook, charleston, aurora and i just wanted to make that point that the media does play a huge piece in the division and separation and obviously the racism between how they tell our stories or not. i started a non-profit called stop killing innocent people. skip is the acronym. and i work pretty much in gun violence promotion, with amber, actually everyone, so i like to say i'm included in an exclusion because as amber said we're not here to talk about who does what and who doesn't do what, but i know that there's a lot of things that are done and you're invited to, but it's more like an annual type of thing, we all come together once a year, but what happens the 11 other months out of the year? so i think we're going try to figure out how to work better in that space. and that's just pretty much you know the summing up of who i am and why i'm here and -- oh, i do want to mention i worked on some legislation called the south capitol street tragedy in 2012 that's in mental health, trying to be more proactive as opposed to reactive. there are a lot of agencies here i

we're looking at pictures of the aurora and they are just staggeringingly beautiful.ters of snow then that piles on top of a normal station and actually the weight and the pressure of the ice and the snow causes them to collapse. so we designed this station to be moveable. it is on jackable legs so we can raise it to ta ke jackable legs so we can raise it to take account of the snow and also we can separate the modules and move them and that's what we're doing this year. and not for the faint—hearted to go there. you have been there three times, have you? yes, i have. it is a truly incredible place and i hope that people can see that. they can visit our website and see pictures that our website and see pictures that our team have taken. when you look out of your office window when you're so the there, there is nothing but ice more about 1,000 miles. no signs of human kinds. it isa miles. no signs of human kinds. it is a very special place where we do amazing science. captain tim stockings, thank you very much. thank you. is that your idea of a holiday, is it? i don't

. >> aurora, colorado. >> 12 people killed, 38 injured after a gunman opens fire in a movie theater. pause in a moment of silence for the victims of this terrible tragedy. >> the president was praised for his eulogies, but pillared for inaction. >> you campaign on a promise that would enact legislation that would ban assault weapons, again, what changed your mind? why did you not in the last three years do anything? >> evil visited this community today. >> it was not until newtown that obama finally acted. public anger and his over resolve drove him to put his full weight behind gun control legislation. >> this is not the first incident of horrific gun violence of your four years. where have you been? >> well, here is where i have been, jake. i have been president of the united states dealing with the worst economic crisis since the great depression. an economic crisis, two wars, i don't think i've been on vacation. so i think all of us have to do some reflection on how we prioritize what we do here in washington. >> the president took the unusual step of bringing newtown parents in

. >> aurora, colorado. >> 12 people killed. 38 injured after a gunman opens fire in a movie theater. pause in a moment of silence for the victims of this terrible tragedy. >> the president was praised for his eulogies but pilloried for inaction. >> why president obama, when you campaigned three years ago, you campaigned on a promise to try to enact legislation that would ban assault weapons again. what changed your mind? why did you not during the last three years do anything? >> evil visited this community today. >> it wasn't until newtown that obama finally acted. public anger and his own resolve drove him to put his full weight behind gun control legislation. >> this is not the first issue, the first incident of horrific gun violence of your four years. where have you been? >> well, here's where i've been, jake. i've been president of the united states dealing with the worst economic crisis since the great depression. an auto industry on the verge of collapse. two wars. i don't think i've been on vacation. and so i think all of us have to do some reflection on how we prioritize wh

. >> if you believe that families in now town and aurora and tucson deserve a vote, we all have to standt did not stop columbine. it would not stop newtown. >> ban assault weapons now. >> that's not gun control. that's common sense. >> on this vote, the yeas are 54, the nays are 46. amendment is not agreed to. >> the fact that it got 54 votes in the senate but still failed somehow, that was a tough thing for us to swallow and i think for america to understand. you know, he's told me that was probably the day i felt most cynical about washington was the day that congress did nothing. >> by now it's well-known that 90% of the american people support universal background checks that make it harder for a dangerous person to buy a gun but it's not going to happen because 90% of republicans in the senate just voted against that idea. the american people are trying to figure out how it can something have 90% support and yet not happen. >> it was just a devastating day. the families who had been up on the hill lobbyi, several came down to the white house and i remember thinking how can i face th

. >> chaos and panic following shooting at aurora -- >> talked about this.nt people were killed because someone who wanted to inflict harm, had no trouble getting their hands on a gun. our unalienable right to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, those rights were stripped from first graders in newtown. >> the president said it before, not saying anything new, worst day of his presidency. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. >> breathtaking and i remember being incapable of processing the number 20. i made the person repeat it several times. 20 children? and question was how old? six and seven. >> this was almost unimaginable in cruelty. worked up a quick statement for that day. he read through it. said i think it's right stuff to say but crossed out paragraph in the middle. i won't get through that. just too raw. >> majority that died were children. beautiful little kids between the ages of five and ten years old. they had their entire lives ahead of them. birthdays, graduations, weddings. kids of their own. >> if ever congress would b

. >> the smaller scale, more simplistic attack is something that is much higher on aurora radar now versus four years ago. in terms of our approach to it, we're considering and thinking about and planning for and looking out for a ole spectrum of threats. >> now, the security will extend beyond the inauguration to the thousands of protesters expected to descend on washington this week. >>> a boy and his teacher are looking forward to attending the inauguration this week. his school advertised a trip to washington, d.c. to see the inauguration organized by a group called world strides. >> at first i go, oh, that would be cool but i probably can't go. it costs too much. my mom said, oh, no. you're going. i'll find a way. she became a teacher here at the high school and my dad found a better job. they were able to get the money together. >> in addition to seeing the inauguration in person, ortiz will also tour many of the historic sites there in washington, d.c. >>> the time is 7:27. a project to ease congestion on the san rafael bridge is underway. when drivers may be able to use the much an

. >> the theory, obviously, is i'm sure you know is that the restauranture in aurora, colorado, who is, for example, mexican produce because the adjustment that would occur in the dollar peso relationship basically might come out either whole or ahead. >> she will be paying more for the same produce if there is a 20% tariff. that is the proposal that donald trump has talked about. there is no way that she can afford to pass that along to her customers. >> she would be able to buy more. if the dollar strengthens she would get -- the idea is that the two would offset. >> look, you're relying on a theory. in actuality anything can fluc wait with the currencies. if we engage in this behavior the dollar will wind up suffering. >> it was a pleasure to have you on the program fighting for the state of colorado. we appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >>> a big week of corporate earnings lies ahead. what is the one stock that you should be buying now ahead of reports? that name is -- coming up. after this. >>> the cnbc trend tracker live data board is brought to you by the cme group. today,

as a reporter, she's covered everything from political conventions to tragedies including the aurora theater massacre, super storm sandy, and the boston marathon bombings. she will be leading the conference early tomorrow to head to the presidential debates . so she will have a busy week. next, i'm delighted to introduce jared council. jared joined the "indianapolis business journal" and covers technology and finance. before joining the ibj, he worked as a reporter on jobs and southern indiana in cultural virginia, covering beats including crime, city government, and defense contracting. he has won state awards in virginia and indiana for both investigative recording and technology reporting. emily dreyfuss is wired news' opinion editor. she leads wired's new national affairs coverage, focusing on social upheavals that will shape the future of america. before landing at wired her previous and diverse include acting as a managing editor of cnet social media and homepage, as well as executive producing cnet tv's, rumor has it. emily will also be speaking a second time today right here

a letter i received from an individual residing in arough a, colorado -- aurora, colorado. "as a business owner who pays for my own insurance, obamacare is not working. this year we just got a cancellation notice that our insurance plan will no longer be offered and we must start looking for a new plan yet again. i read that more and more insurance companies are pulling out of the colorado marketplace. the system is broken. iit has only cost us more and more money for lower-quality health care. please do everything you can to stop this failed program." that's from a coloradan who has struggled under the burdens and broken promises of obamacare. let's talk about a letter we received from a family living in lafayette, colorado. "i have a bronze h.s.a. plan covering myself and my wife and two daughters. i just received my renewal notice informing that my premiums will increase by 38.9%. to put that in perspective, our family went from $1,200 per month, or $14,400 a year to $20,000 a year. while the premium is contrary, the benefits are reduced. as annual deductibles for indivi