ayres is accused of molesting nine boys between 1991 and 1996 at a san mateo office. a 2009 trial against ayres ended in a hung jury. >>> in marin county a suspected serial killer is questioning dna evidence that links him to a murder victim. the 78-year-old joseph naso want as forensic expert to check out the information here. he wants an expert for the defense to physically examine dna evidence founded on a murdered woman's pantyhose. he's accused of killing four women in the 1970s and 1990s. he's acting as his own attorney. >> this morning heartbreak and anguish continues in colorado as families plan for funeral services for the 12 people killed in a movie theater massacre. today leanne gregg joins us in aurora, colorado. the man accused in that killing spree still in solitary confinement this morning. >> reporter: he still is in solitary confinement and his formal charges will be announced on monday. and also while he's waiting for that to happen the investigation is continuing. the authorities were back at the crime scene today, both of them, at the theater and a

ayres is accused of molesting nine boys between 1991 and 1996 at a san mateo office. the trial against ayres ended in a hung jury. >>> a serial killer is questioning dna evidence that allegedly links him to a murder victim. the 78-year-old joseph naso want as forensic expert for defense to examine dna evidence. he's accused of killing four northern california women in the 1970s and 1990s. he's now acting as his own attorney in this case. >>> funeral and memorial services are being planned around the country for the 1 people killed in the aurora theater massacre. the suspect james holmes remains in solitary confinement this morning. police are analyzing evidence found in his apartment. the suspect james holmes remains as i said in confinement. we're having problems. investigators in the mean time the star there you see the star of the batman movie made a surprise visit to the hospital. he went to the memorial site near the theater leaving flowers and standing in silence. >> everyone is impressed with his sincerity. so he was sincere of why he was here. >> there are sto

later activist bill ayres tells archie he believes the u.s. and israel are leading a campaign for war ignoring their own nuclear arsenal. it was tasker fee for everyone if the united states or nato which is just the united states fig leaf for israel went into iran and attacked iran there we can live in this world as a nation among nations as long as we insist on the old colonial mentality that we can dominate other peoples we can tell them how to be and have a double standard that's just so grotesque so we're frantic about the possibility that iran might have a nuclear warhead some day meanwhile we have two thousand nuclear warheads and that doesn't make us frantic israel is the third largest nuclear power in the world not part of nuclear nonproliferation in the heart of even admitting that they have them this is a world that's dangerous that's you know unstable but it's not unstable because of iran there are so many better ways to be a citizen of the world than to shake your sword every time you feel like it. you can watch that full interview

cbs news says the laura ayres from players to testified against sandusky and tend to use the reports of their playbook against their former coach coul >>> he was punched and " death of 90 lettminutes later. ross mirkarimi is asking for for people to be subpoenaed for his ethics hearing. mayor lee responds to the allegations of lying on the stand saying " enough is enough .... the time has come from mirkarimi to start dealing with the facts. his duties to perform at sheriff fall below the standards " >>> concerns about pick congressmen and the treatment he's been bidding for the past month. >>> the controversial plant some businesses are against >>> and the,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the feds are now looking into what caused a fire retrained to parliament in columbus ohio. the train exploded yesterday in. aeroflot preliminary report should be issued next month. it calls for best private transit, it claimed dedicated for only buses. the downside it would reduce the number of claims and remove curbside parking. >>> we do believe the benefits outweigh parking lots >>> some relief to real taters

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party's in chicago sitting down with radical activist author and former professor phil ayres thank you so much for joining us today pleasure to be with you so let's get started with protests really in the united states we've seen the arab spring we've seen the uprisings in europe we've seen occupy wall street in the united states what do you think is really the face of the modern protester in the us today i mean i think occupy is unpredictable but wonderful development and it comes directly out of the arab spring i mean it the idea that people could actually make a difference is is infectious and so occupy came out of madison madison came out of tahrir square tahrir square came out of bradley manning and wiki leaks so we kind of can see. a real development where people are saying you know the world as it is is not the world as it must be it could be otherwise and when people feel that way they get into motion get into action very exciting very you know hopeful we have obviously critics of occupy wall street who see the main flaw of the movement is a lot of attention all unified message

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i really like "jane ayre," but i would have liked it more if she had a ball gag in her mouth.ounder of the company said we're keeping the original prose and the author's voice but we want to add missing sex scenes, so, where there was, like, suggestion of sex, now, there will be actually sex and they are giving the books sexier titles. "the count of monte kris coe." "david cop a field." "oliver nipple twist." "dr. jekyll and mr. hide the salami." and "moby dick" will remain the same. we will not rest until every great piece of literature is turned into an episode of "the l word." i'm sure it will make a lot of money. i have a different idea. i have a company i founded that does the opposite. we take sex out of books. for instance. hand me this copy of "50 shades of grey." let me just pick a random thing. christian came home from a long day at work. i asked him what he wanted to eat for dinner. he said, turkey burgers, so, we made them and then we ate. and then we fell asleep watching "hoarders." [ laughter ] i'll be selling these in the lobby after the show. [ applause ] if yo

we realize how much he really is a radical, a bill ayres radical and what he said is so infuri e infuriatingery small business owner i know, every professional i know, every successful athlete i know. think about everybody you know who has ever gotten anything done. they worked their tails off. for this guy to come along and say you didn't do it? somebody else did it? you just happen to get lucky. he comes out of a background where he really is a left wing academic and maybe he thinks all of life is an escalate orbut most of us actually have to climb the ladder of success. >> newt one last one from one of our tweet questions. what do you think at this point is the most important deregulation measure that might be taken? >> i think to fundamentally overhaul the environmental protection agency which is an enormous job killer, enormous imposition of cost on local governments. no single agency does more damage to the american economy every day than the epa. >> if they would leave this energy revolution alone and if we rolled back some of the federal handcuffs on land, this was, i thought, one of

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on you >> reporter: born in 1926 griffith was raised in the real-life north carolina town of mount ayre the trombone and hoped for a career in music. briefly a high school music teacher, griffith quit to pursue comedy and a talent scout noticed him for his football team >> which of them men can take that pumpkin and run from one end of that cow patch to the other without either getting knocked down or stepping in something? >> osgood: in 1955 griffith went from small town to big city. landing a part on broadway in the show "no time for sergeants," which won him a tony nomination along with a chance to shine in the 1957 movie adaptation >> the train ready for inspection, sir. >> welcoming the colonel, sir. osgood: in between, griffith had revealed a totally different side of his talent. >> i am ready. osgood: playing a maniacal tv star in the 1957 film "a face in the crowd." >> they're mine. i own 'em. they think like i do. they're even more stupid than i am, so i've got to think for them >> osgood: all the same it was with his portrayal of mayberry sheriff andy taylor in the 1960s that