. >>> a new memorial honors victims of 2012 movie theater massacre in aurora, colorado.dreds of people gathered at 720emorial to pay tribute to 13 people injured and killed during that shooting. e memorial features 83 white cran cranes, each containing a personal message about the victims and survivor it was six years ago last week that a gunman opened fire in a g.packed late night screen this is colorado's second memorial dedicated to mass ngs. the first is columbine is littleton, colorado. time coming up on 10:15 as we take a live look outsoue. maybee lucky enough to hop on a boat today. it's going to be a good day to do that the rest of the week, that's in question as more rain moves back nnto the area. we'll check with lauryn as she has her full weekorect she has her full weekorect co fmi ♪ the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. every week we sell this tea, is awe get paid in multipleowned by taccounts.lo we wering for a bank to provide a safe and efficient technology platform to pay our farmers. ti was the only one th was a

. >> reporter: i aurora, colorado, a police shooting investigation that started with calls to 911 forp. richard black, a vietnam vet had found an intruder in his home and in the confrontation, shot and killed him. ri >> officers ved on scene and heard gunfire. n >> reporter: whe police went inside they found a chaotic scene. >> officers confronted an armed male. tehe male was shot. >> rep the man they shot and killed was richard black, the homeowner, not the suspect that broke intohe house. after police searched the home they discovered the intruder in the bathroom already shot and killed calling it a heartbreaking and tragic situation for everyone involved. the officer who shot the homeowner has been place on paid reassignment. homeowners have the right to defend themselves. >> they have that gun in their hand, the police get there, what do they do? >> when the policeri , place the weapon down and stay away from it and comply with every sudirective and ise. ow >> reporter: in aurora, it surrounds police, what happeand could officers have done anything differently to prevent killing a

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. >>> 2012 movie theater massacre in aurora colorado, hundreds gathered at the 720 merial to paribute people killed and injured in that shooting. the memoria features 83 white cranes, each containing a personal message about the victims and survivors. it was six years ago last week that a gunman opened fire in a packed late night screening. this is colorado's second memorial dedicated to mass shootings. the first is columbine is littleton, colorado. >> time right now is 7:26. the sun continues to rise higher in the sky. we had aul beaut sunrise this morning. but will the rain hold off for but will the rain hold off for the rest of your sunday? as your home becomes more connected, shouldn't your internet keep up? it's time for fios. because fiber optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network, so you can get phenomenal capacity for your tech. we'll even help you get another device to put it to the test. right now, get $200 toward a range of google and nest smart home devices, plus the fastest internet available, plus up to 200 tv

so specifically we are going to be opening a hospital in aurora colorado on saturday. and to be responsible for the last person there with construction management that led to that was five years from behind schedule to replace the virginia construction management team with the army corps of engineers so without that i don't think it ever would have been built and then to find those cost overruns but under her leadership to strip of the construction management authority. yet this person is still there in charge of instruction facilities management. not only is she still there but actually she was tried to be promoted to be in charge of facilities management and contracting. whether at my behest i raised issues of her competence that she was put back down to construction management. if we don't clean house so no matter what the new v.a. secretary says or does so at this level nothing will change. that is my concern. do you have a response. >> as you described it is a very difficult challenge looking at the culture of an organization the size and intricate at this point a

so, specifically, we are going to be opening a va hospital in aurora, colorado, this saturday. the individual that was responsible for the last person there in charge of the project from the va standpoint in terms of construction management, that led to a billion dollars in cost overruns. a project that was five years behind schedule, that i led to fight in congress to replace the v.a., construction management team, with the army corps of engineers, without that, i don't think this would have been built. congress never would have had the confidence to fund those cost overruns to complete this hospital and in fact, under her leadership, congress, i mean, stripped the v.a. of its construction management authority ever to build a hospital again. and yet, this person is still there in charge of va construction facilities management. not only was she still there, your predecessor actually tried to promote her to being in charge of facilities management and in contracting. that i raise the issue about her competence, and she put in charge of construction management. i mean, if we don

then you had a republican congressman in colorado yesterday visiting a detention center in aurora.e too said that he got the same feeling and the same messages from worker there's and he wasn't so confident that they would meet the approaching deadlines, trace. >> a lot of work ahead clearly, casey. we're hearing about some of the parents being reunited with their kids, right? >> right. it's hard to track the numbers down, frankly. hhs estimating 2,300 children were separated at the border. they tell us 500 or so have been reunited with their families, like this woman from guatemala that met up with her children in new york. she was separated from the kids at the texas-mexico border in may. the 29-year-old was sent to a detention facility in arizona, her kids to new york. following the release, the mother was drove to the big apple for the reunion. listen. >> since they took them away, i said i will fight for you and find you. >> when i saw them, i hugged them and said i would get you. i'm here. >> the mother's lawyer says her client superior from guatemala, fleeing violence there

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aurora has inked a deal worth more than $34 million in order to meet projected growth. a win-win. a win for the environment, a win for the municipality. >> nearly 2,000 miles of streams in coloradoted by mines according to water experts. if this supply can be tapped, it could be a game changer for millions on this side of the country. >> the city of aurora says the water will have very, very low levels of minerals, kind of like taking a morning multivitamin. >> jon: alicia acuna, thanks. if the dow jumped 36 today, the s&p 500 gained 8. nasdaq finished the day ahead 57. green arrows on wall street. nearly half a million people on medicaid in the state of kentucky are losing dental and vision coverage. republican governor matt bevin's administration is making the cuts after a judge rejected the governor's plan to overhaul medicaid. his and administration calls it a "unfortunate consequence" to the ruling. health care is unofficial -- an issue i should say that affects us all and since obamacare passed in 2010 it's one that seems to concern many americans, as premiums continue to rise and congress has failed to pass a plan to replace it. this week we are checking in on the state o

this weekend in colorado we'll be celebrating the opening of our new rocky mountain veterans administration hospital, the new rocky mountain regional v.a. medical center in aurora. i'm incredibly proud that we'll be reaching this milestone this weekend after a decade of work, a decade-plus work, years of work. and some significant hurdles, trials, tribulations along the way. i want to commend my colleague, though, for the work they did in funding this project. the rocky mountain regional v.a. medical center will be the crown jewel of the v.a. system. it wasn't easy to get here. a lot of people had to do a lot of work to make it happen, including the veterans, the leadership organizations in colorado, our colleagues across the aisle, congressman kaufman, senator bennet, the entire congressional delegation for a number of years, senator salazar, senator udall, senator allard who have all done incredible work to make this weekend a possibility. hundreds of millions of tax dollars were used at this facility. it did run over budget, certainly ran over time. but we've learned a lot from this as a result of this facility, the army corps of engineers will now be taking

then you hear from that republican colorado congressman yesterday who echoed those sentiments saying from his own experience in the tour of that ice facility in aurora he is not too confident they'll be able to meet this judge's deadline of 30 and then 14 days, molly. >> but the process of reuniting the families is still underway, right? >> absolutely. it is a very slow and painstaking process, as you just heard. but hhs estimates out of the roughly 2300 kids estimated to have been straighted from parents or family members at the border, roughly 500 of them are said to be back with their families. like this woman from guatemala, who was separated from her three children on the texas/mexico border may 19th. the 29-year-old woman was sent to a detention facility in arizona. her kids to new york. following her release in arizona, volunteers drove the mother all the way to the big apple for the reunion more than two months in the making. >> they took them away from me. i promised them i would find them. i got on my knees and hugged them and i said i promised i would come get you, and i'm here. >> the mother's lawyer said that her client is seeking asylu