is it the cineplex you're planning to go to? i'm sorry you've had to wait for someone to answer. i've had to wait 71 minutes! there's a big group of us. what are you so worried about? let me see. there was the drive-by shooting that happened there last week. that was outside. karen: he's right. yes, but to get to the inside, you have to go through the outside. well, how come everyone else's parents think it's fine. yes, how come? karen, can you stay out of this, please? if that sentence is going to end "transfer you to another department," please don't say it because i will stab myself. ( indistinct response ) no, not you. it's me i'll stab. no! myself! it's me! i'll stab myself! i'm sorry, jake, but i think this time, it has to be a no. oh, come on, dad, that's not fair. no, it isn't fair. he's put me back on hold again! is it tonight you're going out? yes. i was just explaining to jake... that it has to be a no. i'm afraid so, darling. well, is it tonight? yes, dad, it's tonight. what is wrong with you? yes, what is wrong with you? ( ben howling ) ben! ( ben howling ) don't do

this large cineplex. let us listen. >> she said that a man about 6 ft.all, taller than her character the door. he was in a riot helmet. he had a bulletproof vest on. he was completely covered with guns and was wearing all black. after that, when she saw that she was witnessing that he held the shotgun that they started crawling towards the emergency exit. when she turned around all she saw was slowly making his way up the stairs and firing. he was taking random people. >> it appears that there was a smoke or gas released. we also have heard a report of an explosion would do not know if that was part of the smoke device. we do know that he was wearing a bulletproof vest and a mask. with at least one rifle, a handgun and a another weapon found. >> as we were leaving we witnessed an infant get shot. and there were gunshots all over the place it started in a theater that i bought tickets to. >> as i was waiting speaking to the doctor i heard the call come in to the nurses' station. there were people on conscience. there were people bleeding. and i saw one pe

correspondent adam housley is also outside the century 16 cineplex in aurora, colorado.m. >> reporter: bret, investigators here believe the suspect james holmes acted alone. he was cold, calculated as we walked through the theater. he fired off so many shots. they may not know for days how many he fired inside that theater. >> we are not looking for any other suspects. we are confident that he acted alone. >> reporter: 24-year-old james eagan holmes allegedly opened fire in a crowded colorado theater, shooting 71 people. killing 12. at the premier of the batman movie, "the dark knight rises." 911 tape captured the chaos. >> at least one person that has been shot. but they are saying there are hundreds of people just running around. somebody is still shooting inside theater number nine, per employee. >> with hi

correspondent adam housley is also outside the century 16 cineplex in aurora, colorado.evening, adam. >> reporter: bret, investigators here believe the suspect james holmes acted alone. he was cold, calculated as we walked through the theater. he fired off so many shots. they may not know for days how many he fired inside that theater. >> we are not looking for any other suspects. we are confident that he acted alone. >> reporter: 24-year-old james eagan holmes allegedly opened fire in a crowded colorado theater, shooting 71 people. killing 12. at the premier of the batman movie, "the dark knight rises." 911 tape captured the chaos. >> at least one person that has been shot. but they are saying there are hundreds of people just running around. somebody is still shooting inside theater number nine, per employee. >> with his hair dyed red, the former medical student armed with assault rifle and two handguns. covered in full body armor and wearing a gas mask he threw smoke canisters in the crowd before opening fire. >> someone is spraying gas. >> get us some gas masks for t

christopher nolan cruised up to a chicago cineplex. >> someone recognized me and said, what are you doingeporter: this time, he probably couldn't find parking within a mile of the theater. the fans have prped more than $25 million in tickets even before its opening. >> the audience tells you what the film is. until you see someone who's hoping to entertain you on a friday night. that's really what the film is. >> that hasn't stopped others from weighing in with their own picks. like rush limbaugh's assertion, that the film's villain bain was meant as a stand in for mitt romney's former place of business, bain capital. >> it's a peculiar idea. >> reporter: it's pop culture grist for many mills. >> it felt like a huge responsibility to take on an icon who is beloved by so many people. you feel like if you get it wrong, you're going to be in a lot of trouble. we wanted to continue our story. and finish our story. >> reporter: a story that for a fervent audience getting its first look is only just the beginning. >> joker scares me. there have been a lot of incarnations of batman. he was creat

at the cineplex, so mean people showed up, they were going to have three showings of it at midnight.rted, people were confused. they thought, is this part of the show? no. it was not. >> peter: the assailant caught in the park lot after by after allegedly throwing down tear gas or stun grenades in one theater and firing into the crowd. the darkened theater at the cineplex 16, century 16 theater, and in fact, it appears that people may have been injured in the adjoining theater as bullets pierced the wall, according to at least one eyewitness we spoke to earlier this morning. >> steve: that's right. and it happened just after 12:30 rocky mountain time. heather has been up all night covering it and she's got the very latest details. there are so many stories, so many eyewitnesses with those hundreds of people and now they're telling them and we've got some of them. >> that's right. we are seeing lots of this video pouring in. i want to hit on something you mentioned. that was that police were able to get this suspect very quickly. that's because this is a big movie premiere. so there w

bowed heads and aching hearts, this city of 325,000 is struggling to absorb what happened at the cineplexn friday. >> joining me now live, the governor of colorado -- >> speaking on today's meet the press, colorado governor john hickenlooper said, his state is heart broken. >> i think it was hemming way who said the world breaks the fall, but afterward, we're stronger in the broken places. >> 12 people died. 58 injured. it could have been far worse. there were reports today the assault rifle jammed during the attack. >> we're getting through it, but we still can't get into the mind of this twisted, delusional individual. >> it will be a long time before aurora can put this brutal tragedy behind it. and a long time, too, for jansen young. she lost her boyfriend john blunk in the movie theater that night. she's living with memories now, the clothes, the pictures, and the notes that he left behind. there is nothing easy about losing john, she says, except perhaps this, telling the world that he was a hero and that he saved her life. >> the movie starts. then all of a sudden something is happ

shortly after he was arrested by those quick thinking cops over at the movie theater behind the cineplexy he said by the way, when you go to my place, it's booby trapped. also, it's revealing. i believe it's in "the new york times" today apparently he had in his pocket a bunch of vicodin as well. don't know why but he had them. >> he bought his gear from tactical gear.com and possibly learned to shoot from playing paint ball. >> the thing about tactical gear.com is that the same place that the aurora police department gets their tactical gear and so he looked like them and, you know, we had heard that he just gave himself up when they came back there. apparently, he was just standing there and it wasn't until the guy said what are you doing with that on? and that has not been confirmed by the chief but "the new york post" did have a source that said, yeah, it was those protectors that gave the guy away. he wasn't one of us. >> the other thing is he basically had no internet presence. people are finding that fascinating right now because he had no facebook account. no twitter account. >>

during the twelve o'clock midnight hour, just about the time things were breaking loose over at the cineplex, one of the neighbors, neighbors down below heard the techno muse going on and on and it was full blast, so, what kaitlin fonzi did, the woman who lived downstairs from him. see went upstairs and knocked on his door. jon scott sat down with her yesterday and she said this. >> at that point, i knocked on the door hardly, trying to get someone's attention in there and i noticed there wasn't any voices or anything, like as if there were a party going on which struck me as odd. >> you put your hand on the door and tried the knob. i did, i did put my hand on the door and tried the knob, it did seem like it was unlocked, but something told me it probably wasn't a good idea for me to go there so i went downstairs and called the nonpolice emergency number. >> did you think about opening it a crack. >> i definitely thought to open it and peek my head in, hey, knock it off, but like i said, something told me not to. >> alisyn: gives you goose bump. >> she could have opened it and the whole buil