an animal rescue in colorado city, arizona. the posts you're seeing are shade structures. andrew is constructing this shelter. inside one of those metal tubes is a kitten. >> the cat is now stuck in the concrete all the way up to its head. >> you can hear it crying. andrew had to cut the post. then they had to dig out this footing. they had to cut the metal pipe off the cement, and then chip the kitten out of the cement. he was able to chip out and get it to an animal rescue that afternoon. the man who rescued this kitten believes that the fundamentalist church of jesus christ of latter day saints, or flds, could be behind this act of animal cruelty. andrew left the fundamentalist church of jesus christ of latter day saints 13 years ago on his own accord because he says he wasn't happen with the changes that were going woin tithin the church. >> we've in the past have experienced a lot of hostility from the flds. there was a message sent to isaac wilder to try to intimidate him. >> you're saying you believe that this was a message sent by the flds church to isaac? >> corre

several colorado cities canceled official fireworks events because of the dry conditions. in west virginia, people are concerned about getting supplies after the weekend super storm. >> we're putting out over 100,000 meals today, our national guard. and 40 tractor-trailer loads of water every single day. >> power is still out for nearly a million people throughout the mitt mid-atlantic, many in the fifth straight day out electricity. areas around the nation's capital among the hardest hit and crews are getting things up and running. despite that, folks there and across the country are out celebrating america's 236th 236th birthday. steve, the heat is still a big issue, right? >> that's right. that's the big problem here. just a sizzling hot day. a lot of people deciding not to come down and make a long day of it because it's too hot. we expect most of the crowds to come later when it starts to cool off. but it began with a old-fashioned 4th of july parade down constitution avenue. lots of floats and marching bands. they had to struggle with the heat but a lot of people lin

and last but certainly not least, it honors th the resiliee of the city and the state of colorado in the face of such adversity. i ask all of my colleagues in thinsenate to support aurora and support this resolution. as we pay tribute to our fallen fellow americans and the heroes around them, here's what i hope can come out of what can only be described as a senseless tragedy. can we harness the sense of community we feel this week and use it to create a lasting sense of collaboration in america? and use it to solve our shared challenges in a measured, respectful, and thoughtful way? we can truly learn from those who selflessly gave of themselves during the chaos of the aurora shootings. and draw from it the strength, a better people, better family members, and, yes, even better legislators. in rowman mythology, aurora is the goddess of dong. at dawn on friday, the chaos and the pain and the tragedy of the night before still lingered over that wonderful city of aurora. but by dawn on the second day, the signs of heroism, of recovery, and of community began to shine through the darkne

. >> back now live to aurora colorado outside city hall, we believe that we have close to the police chief, the update, that is him walking out. among the things that we may find out -- what the alleged gun men -- what the situation is at the gunman's apartment which you heard in a piece was booby trapped with chemical and trip wires. let's listen in. that horrible shoot. >> thank you for being here. i'm the chief of police in arora. i think it would be best to start the press conference. governor. >> so, this has been a long day and i appreciate how long a day it's been for all of you in the media. we are -- seeing the -- this community rise up and do the things that great communities do. we are dealing with this, 70 -- not 71, the double reporting there but the -- the storey that will come out of this, how in a remarkablely short amount of time -- the police responded to this situation. them being efficient. the -- ability of our hospitals, in remarkablely short order to take care of all of the deaths in -- incredible system -- not -- not saying it was all perfect. as this story is

rsi is colorado's third largest city. it is 3 mi. away from the old victorious shooting, columbine. this is still a ongoing situation. we will continue to update you on this situation. back to you in the studio. >>> there's so much anticipation about this movie. there were so many and moviegoers that when. there is some movie confusion that this was part of the movie experience. >>> as you could imagine people just into the shooting people are expecting a lot of that. we have reports that victims were so confused on whether this was a real life or not. >>> do we have any idea how serious those folks are right now? >>> what we're hearing is a range of reports from a handful of people of those being treated for the tear gas that was reported elite set off before the movie began. there are a wide range of injuries being treated. we are hearing that there are people in the operating room being treated as well. >>> today illiana lopez and ross mirkarimi plante to austiask the judge threw change the third this disorder. >>> she was calling political enemies. if she knew that even me >>> l

and last but certainly not least, it honors th the resiliee of the city and the state of colorado in the face of such adversity. i ask all of my colleagues in thinsenate to support aurora and support this resolution. as we pay tribute to our fallen fellow americans and the heroes around them, here's what i hope can come out of what can only be described as a senseless tragedy. can we harness the sense of community we feel this week and use it to create a lasting sense of collaboration in america? and use it to solve our shared challenges in a measured, respectful, and thoughtful way? we can truly learn from those who selflessly gave of themselves during the chaos of the aurora shootings. and draw from it the strength, a better people, better family members, and, yes, even better legislators. in rowman mythology, aurora is the goddess of dong. at dawn on friday, the chaos and the pain and the tragedy of the night before still lingered over that wonderful city of aurora. but by dawn on the second day, the signs of heroism, of recovery, and of community began to shine through the darkne

this is going to be a prayer vigil tonight, we will see the governor of colorado, mayor of the city, first responders, witnesses, family members trying to get together to begin the community process of hearing. >> thanks so much for bringing that to us. of course we will have live coverage of the events throughout the evening and 8:00 p.m. prime time special. >>> the youngest person killed in this massacre was a six-year-old girl. now more on her. she loved school and she loved playing dressup. veronica mozer-sullivan was at the batman movie with her mom. her mother was critically wounded in the shooting. veronica's great aunt said the little girl just learned how to swim. veronica was an only child. her mother is still being hospitalized. >>> president obama is expected to arrive in colorado in the next hour. live from washington with more on the president's scheduled trip and what he is planning to say. he won't be at the vigil. instead he will be meeting privately with some of the victims and some city and local officials. >> he is going to be doing meetings behind closed doors me

. >>> the city is mourning the loss of a well-known couple of he and his wife died in a small plane crash over the weekend. they were flying to aspen colorado from utah city and everyone who knew the couple. >> this was a fellow who cared more about quality than he did about profit. >> right now the city does not know what will happen with any of the current projects peter was working on. one of the couple's three adult children is working on bringing their parents' bodies homes. >>> it was a training attack, sewing needles were found from on a flight from amsterdam to the u.s. one passenger was hurt but refused medical treatment. they stopped serving the sandwiches after the needles were discovered. no other passengers were injured -- passengers were injured. >>> and what is happening in berkeley that the city hopes will change its reputation among tourists? . >>> he was in a coma until sunday when his mother told doctors to remove him from life support and donate his organs. nobody has been arrested for the beating. they are offering rewards for any information leading to an arrest. >> yesterday's strike led to the cancellation of nine cr

. >> reporter: tonight colorado's third largest city is in shock, a community grieving. miguel almaguer, nbc news, aurora, colorado. >> when we arrived on the scene this afternoon we immediately had a conversation with one of the witnesses. she is 24 years old. her name is jennifer seeger. she came to the movies last night with her best friend. they arrived a little late and the only seats available as is often the case were down front. she found herself in the second row. here is some of our conversation with her. like so many people you showed up for the premiere showing and what do you remember from the usual piling in, getting to your seat, getting settled? anything? >> well, pretty typical. i came in a little later you know because originally the ticket was supposed to be given to someone else but i came in last minute taking the place of somebody else. the only seats available were the front seats. it was packed. you know, i expected it to be. it was the midnight showing of the latest batman movie. pretty good as far as that goes. >> we americans don't make a whole

tonight, colorado's third largest city is in shock. a community grieving. miguel almaguer, aurora, colorado. >> all right. many thanks to nbc. today's shooting was one of the deadliest in the united states. we are remembering the 13 killed at ft. hood, texas, in 2009. the 32 killed in virginia tech in 2007 and the 14 killed at columbine high school in 1999, just to name a few. we just also remind ourselves that evil people do evil things. these senseless acts of violence are not indicative of our great country. joining us now is former miami police chief john timine for the minister of interior in bahrain and bill owens. governor owens, thank you both for coming on. you were governor at the columbine tragic high school shooting. when you got up this morning and heard about this aurora story what was your first thought? >> larry, just exactly that. here we ego again. what a tragedy. it wasn't that many years ago we had columbine. here we have the same sort of misguided, sick individual that kills innocent people. i agree with your comments. this is a great co

president obama heads to aurora, colorado, sunday. a cityll numb with shock and sadness after a one-man shooting rampage killed 12 people. one of them a 6-year-old girl. the white house tonight says the president will meet state officials and the families of those people killed or wounded. >>> the man accused of shooting up that packed movie theater will be in court on monday. he is james holmes. a 24-year-old doctoral student at the university of colorado. >>> u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon says the fighting in syria is destroying the country. the opposition says 96 people were killed. another sign the regime may be crumbling. two more defecting generals arrived in turkey overnight. officials say about two dozen syrian generals have now fled to turkey. and in bulgaria, a bus bomber may have had had an accomplice. suicide bomber the man highlighted here blew up the tour bus wednesday at the burgas international airport. the driver died and more than 30 injured. official tell cnn that a second suspect is a possibility but it hasn't been c

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earlier this year, forbes named aurora, colorado, the ninth safest city in america. now, like columbine 13 miles away, it will forever be known as the scene of mass murder. i'm david wright for "nightline" in aurora, colorado. >> with so much to consider, our thanks to david wright. >>> next up, what is that instinct that creates real life heros in a split second. the remarkable stories of four young men who sacrificed themselves to shield their girlfriends from a shower of bullets. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in b

. >>> back to colorado where a city is mourning the loss of so many and dealing with the tragedy following the mass shooting. and we have a mixed bag. the first person will be buried today but some good news. >> reporter: details are emerging in this and we have new information about the man who was accused of carrying out the shooting massacre at movie theater. and inside of the aurora police headquarters in the hours after the shooting, james holmes was staring at the wall and he used evidence bags placed over his hands as hand puppets. a team of lawyers spent 90 minutes on tuesday inside the cinema in aurora. crews started setting up a fence around the building and people are flocking to a memorial for the victims. now survivors are offering new details about that night. they say the gunman stalked around the theater and targeting people. he is accused of stockpiling weapons that police say he used to kill 12 people and wound 58 others. and the actor who played batman visited the shooting victims and some of the broncos visited some of the victims as well. >> this is our community. we h

colorado. then meeting again privately with victims of that tragedy, as well as with city officials.ep you posted on the president's travels. and of course his message later on this afternoon. again, a vigil will be taking place this evening but the president won't be in attendance at the vigil, instead he'll have his private meetings with the people that i just mentioned. >>> meantime, the suspect, james holmes, in that colorado mass shooting is expected in court tomorrow. we'll get a preview of what might happen when in court.sn cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they help save you up to thousands in out-of-pocket costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... plus, there are no networks, and you'll never need a referral to see a specialist. join the millions who have

city. that is "world news" there colorado this evening.est developments at abcnews.com overnight. "good morning america" first thing in the morning. i'll report tomorrow night. good night.

aurora's grown to become the third largest city in the state of colorado. with a population of over 300,000 residents. aurora has grown -- has also grown to become the most racially and ethnically diverse city in the state of colorado. aurora has received the all-american city award by the national league of cities in recognition of being a community whose citizens work together to identify and tackle communitywide challenges and for having achieved uncommon results. a couple weeks ago i was at a meeting with the aurora board of realtors where the mayor was speaking. he proudly informed the audience that aurora was recently ranked as the 8th safest city of its size in the country. no doubt we are still in shock and trying to understand why this happened to our community. the theater where so many lost their lives and injured, lies in the heart of our city. the vacant ground beside the theater has been designated by our city's planners to be the future site of the city septre -- center. aurora will never be the same after this horrific act of evil that occurr

and last but certainly not least, it honors the the resilience of the city and the state of colorado in the face of such adversity. i ask all of my colleagues in theinsenate to support aurora and support this resolution. as we pay tribute to our fallen fellow americans and the heroes around them, here's what i hope can come out of what can only be described as a senseless tragedy. can we harness the sense of community we feel this week and use it to create a lasting sense of collaboration in america? and use it to solve our shared challenges in a measured, respectful and thoughtful way? we can truly learn from those who selflessly gave of themselves during the chaos of the aurora shootings. and draw from it the strength a better people, better family members, and yes even better legislators. in rowman mythology aurora is the goddess of dong. at dawn on friday, the chaos and the pain and the tragedy of the night before still lingered over that wonderful city of aurora. but by dawn on the second day the signs of heroism of recovery and of community began to shine through the darkness o

city. that is "world news" there colorado this evening.t developments at abcnews.com overnight. "good morning america" first thing in the morning. i'll report tomorrow night. good night. >>> if you think we're angry, we sure as hell are angry. >> angry police officers in colorado as police detonate devices meant to kill even more people. good evening, everyone. we begin with the latest developments in the mass shooting in aurora, colorado. 12 people are dead. all of their families have now been notified. 58 people were injured. two people are still in critical condition tonight. today authorities detonated a device inside the suspect's apartment and police believe the suspect, james holmes, was planning the shooting for months. he's in solitary confinement tonight. two teen-agers were at the movies in aurora, colorado when the shooting began and ama dates is live in aurora, colorado with their story. >> reporter: the girls were watching movementy with everybody else and i spoke to them and their mom and their mom says she had reservations

colorado. we can only hope for the best, surely, there willie. >> richard, thank you. let's recap for people just waking up. it's 5:46 in the morning here in new york city, 3:46 a.m. aurora, colorado, time, where a masked gunman, police say, walked into a movie theater some time after midnight at one of the first showings of the new film "the dark knight rises" dressed in some sort of costume, disguise, and a gas mask, and began opening fire, it looks like randomly. so far, according to police chief dan oates, 14 dead, at least 50 have been transported to area hospitals, some of them in extremely critical condition. so that death toll could rise. again, we've talked about explosives that the suspect is in custody, telling police about a possible explosive in the movie theater and possible explosive at his home. police quick to point out they have no evidence of that yet. we have not found that yet, but they have evacuated the building and sealed off that area as they look for any kind of device. local hospitals were alerted some time around 1:00 in the morning local time, just about three hours ago. arriving on the scene, told hospitals to prepare for a

i have seen aurora grow to a small suburb of denver to second largest city in colorado. it is booming and like any other city has its share of crimes, but nothing like >> steve: kelly, we were told that the gang squad was there. they may have been en route because of the gigantic crowd that showed up for the midnight showing is there a gang problem in aurora? >> yes, there are like in any major city. there are shootings occasionally . it is not like the town is overrun with gangings. for the most part it is it a nice livable suburbs that you would want to raise your kids in. >> steve: what do you need to tell us about what happened last night? >> it is shock and sad to see this sort of thing happens not just here. but sad for the victims and the entire community. >> steve: no kidding. >> do you feel like the community is able to deal with a mass casulty situation and more hospitals are respond sending ambulances. we have talked to several of them this morning. >> absolutely. like i said aurora is the second largest city in colorado, right next to denver and they share res

aurora, third largest city in the state of colorado but certainly has the small town feel.be together. >> we did see a tweet from one of the people able to meet with the president when's the brother of jessica ghawi. she's a 24-year-old. she grew up in texas. big football state but she was known to be a hockey fan and she was an aspiring sportscasters. he was the first family member who came out and he said, i want people to know about my sister. i want people to know what was lost and he tweeted about how great it was for him to meet with the president and how he was so happy because the president had agreed not to mention the name of the shooter. and we did get confirmation from the campaign that the president has, indeed, agreed not to do that. and miguel, you have spent a lot of time in the community together. we see, obviously, the tremendous response here with more than 5,000 people. but in churches and diners and local sandwich shops collecting money for the victims' families. we have seen a tremendous outpouring. here now, after meeting with the families, the presid

the third largest city in colorado, because somehow it has a more small-town feel.nity feel to it. >> it's funny. aurora is about the size of buffalo, new york, terms of population. huge and vast. >> does it cover parts of three counties, did i read that? >> yeah, arapahoe county, douglas county, and adams county. there are different community, so up north, a completely different feel than down south. >> yet appointment of have some sort of commonality in this. i was talking about it with miguel almaguer a couple of minutes ago, and everybody i spoke with said we have to make a way for this to mean something. it can't just be about evil. something good has to come about it? do you feel that can happen as a member of this community? >> as a member of the community, it's so early on right now, i think everybody is just trying to grasp what has just happened to us. ultimately, i hope something good comes out of this, i mean, like being someone who grew up this is my neighborhood, this is my home. so it's like -- i really do hope something does come out of it. >> i thin

we are awaiting comments from president obama here in aurora, colorado as the city shattered by the unthinkable comes together. i'm jon scott in aurora. president obama expected to address the community this hour and we'll bring it to you live. mr. obama arriving a few moments ago, meeting with families of members killed in the movie theater. a planned vigil to honor the lives lost and more investigating of suspect james holmes, there has been no rest. they continued collecting evidence today, a day after disarming the apartment where he lived. police saying it was set up to kill or seriously injury whom ever entered. i spoke with police chief daniel oats earlier about effort to preserve the evidence. >> that was extremely high priority over the last two days, we wanted the evidence in that, inside that apartment and we've taken custody of the computer, the potential that we might get evidence out that have computer is, well, it's very important to us, but, every ounce of evidence will just help us hold this person accountable. so, it was a very, very high priority that we cover evidence and i'

aurora, the third largest city in colorado. >> we saw someone who was able to meet with the presidentho was the brother of jessica ghawi. she grew up in texas. a big football state. she was known to be a hockey fan. she was a sportscaster. he was the first family member to come out and said i want people to know about my sister. i want people to know what was lost. he tweeted about how great it was for him to meet with the president and how he was so happy because the president had agreed not to mention the name of the shooter. we did get confirmation from the campaign that the president has agreed not to do that. miguel, you spent a lot of time in the community together. we see, obviously, the tremendous response here with more than 5,000 people. in churches and diners. a local sandwich shop where they are collecting money. here now, after meeting with the families, the president of the united states. >> good afternoon, everybody. i want to begin by just thanking all the state, local and federal officials who have responded magnificently to this tragedy. governor hickenlooper, who ha

the city of aurora, colorado. and i'm sure many people from across this area and beyond coming together tonight for this prayer vigil. let's join it again in progress. >> i join you tonight not simply as the mayor of our great city, but as your friend and neighbor. i know the city council members join me in expressing our tremendous sorrow to the victims and their families impacted by this horrific tragedy. the thoughts and words i express tonight are those of my colleagues, as well. the theater is in ward three. the ward of council member marcia burjons. the apartment is in ward one, the ward of council member melissa miller. but this horrific incident touches all of aurora. this is one of those moments that tests us as a community, a state and a country. for aurora, this is also one of those moments that bring out the best in our community and who we are as individuals. tonight, we honor loved ones no longer with us. tonight we support the survivors. tonight we reach out to each other and love each other and lov

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colorado. as our enough said today, i would take issue with aurora is the safest city maybe in colorado but this state. it is. i lived in aurora. i lived there for two years. i was never menaced and colorado is a benign state. it is is not a state where there is a lot of fear in the air. it is just unfortunate. obviously it is unfortunate but two of these things in one state defies description. thanks very much. we appreciate it. >> you bet. take care. >> bill: when we come back, the victims, who were there? and then dr. keith ablow on psychotic >>> the o'reilly factor, the number one cable news show for 12 years running. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. in the personal story segment tonight, 12 dead and 59 others wounded in the colorado movie massacre. all of those people were loved by others. >> doctors at area hospitals including cu medical center put on disaster alert as soon as they heard of the shooting. >> patients came in by police cars and ambulances and private vehicles and the severity of injuries ranged anywhere from mild shrapnel down to severe injuries where

colorado. as our enough said today, i would take issue with aurora is the safest city maybe in colorado but thisa safe state. it is. i lived in aurora. i lived there for two years. i was never menaced and colorado is a benign state. it is is not a state where there is a lot of fear in the air. it is just unfortunate. obviously it is unfortunate but two of these things in one state defies description. thanks very much. we appreciate it. >> you bet. take care. >> bill: when we come back, the victims, who were there? and then dr. keith ablow on psychotic we asked over 3,000 doctors to review 5-hour energy and what they said is amazing. over 73 percent who reviewed 5-hour energy said they would recommend a low calorie energy supplement to their healthy patients who use energy supplements. seventy-three percent. 5-hour energy has four calories and it's used over nine million times a week. is 5-hour energy right for you? ask your doctor. we already asked 3,000. >>> the o'reilly factor, the number one cable news show for 12 years running. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. in the p

. >>> the community of aurora, colorado came together sunday for a vigil remembering victims of friday's shooting massacre >>> our city will be stronger and greater because of our adversity >>> president obama met privately with grieving families >>> and opportunity for families to describe how wonderful their brother or their son or daughter was >>> sunday's service @ culler roddick community church focused on the massacre including prayers' for the shooter and james holmes >>> he has a mother and father and they carry a burden we forgive him too >>> across the street from the crime scene mourners' road messages on 12 crosses one for each of the victims killed police said finish collecting evidence from his apartment the want to know where he got the explosives and materials used in the shooting and looking at dozens of deliveries over a four month period >>> we believe this was done by a very intelligent man >>> holmes in solitary confinement his first court appearance monday morning a judge is expected to tell them under investigation for 12 murders teresa garcia cbs news >>> beyond this casualty of the massacre wa

. >> upper 90s in dallas, kansas city and colorado springs. 80s from the twin cities to new york. 1068 in seattle. my son heard the thunder. he's like, mommy, fireworks. >> that's what it sounded like. >> not really. it did. it was loud. >>> let the good times roll on this next one. mark your calendars because there's only 199 days until my saints play in the super bowl, and better yet in the superdome in the city of new orleans. >> it won't happen. >> it will happen. redemption will be ours. >> that is called wishful thinking. >> please, please. >> and they are already getting ready with some serious road improvements on the french quarter's main streets. can i have my highlighter back? >> no. >> the contractor is promising to have the entire $11 million face-lift done by december. >> now if the saints can somehow avoid another loss in the divisional playoffs, the 49ers last year, dreams would really be coming true. new orleans is pumped to host that super bowl. we had a tough off-season, but we're coming back. who dat nation is about to rise again. >> need to find some players. >> w

. >> we're coming to you live tonight from aurora, colorado, from a city, from a state in mourning. you can still see the movie theater where less than 24 hours ago, a massacre took place. there is a lot happening right now, bomb technicians have just suspended work tonight at the suspect's apartment, which he bobby trapped to explode. it was rigged to kill first responders and neighbors. before we go any further i want to say i'm only going to mention the alengd shooters' name a few times. too often after a shooting like this the killer's name becomes well known and months, years later the killer's name is recalled but the victims' names are not. i think that's wrong. i want to focus on the hour ahead in the 70 people shot or wounded last night. including the 12 of whom have died. now, we don't know many of the names of the dead, but police now do. just before air time they announced that they expect the notifications to begin tonight. it is a brutal job after a brutal 24 hours. >> our cops went through a lot. as i told you this morning, they rushed people out of that theater, into

charged next week you can see how bizarre this guy is colorado has the death penalty and odds are this guy will get it. joining us from the mile high city colorado prosecutor craig silverman and fox news anchor jon scott has been covering the story from the very beginning, did great work for us on friday night what's the headline today, john? >> his first court appearance judge appearance for yourself. onk hair detached expression. to me, it looks like he is some where vacillating between sorrow, drowsiness and bemused attachment when he is appearing in that courtroom filled with the weeping victims and their family members. the people he is accused of shooting. when asked whether he understood his rights holmes lawyer spoke for him as far as weekend tell, he didn't say a word. as bad as the shooting was, bill. we have confirmed it could have been a lot worse. a source who was at the theater that night. >> one of the first responders tells me the shooter began with his 12 gauge shotgun, then useed a .40 caliber glock pistol and semiautomatic rifle that he fitted with two 23 armor piercing rounds. he used an after-market drum magazine. a

colorado. as our enough said today, i would take issue with aurora is the safest city maybe in colorado but thiste. it is. i lived in aurora. i lived there for two years. i was never menaced and colorado is a benign state. it is is not a state where there is a lot of fear in the air. it is just unfortunate. obviously it is unfortunate but two of these things in one state defies description. thanks very much. we appreciate it. >> you bet. take care. >> bill: when we come back, the victims, who were there? and then dr. keith ablow on psychotic behavior. can it ever be predicted? those reports after these messages. building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ? thank you so much. i'm stoked. you stoked ? totally. ... and he says, "under the mattress." souse le matelas. ( laughter ) why's the new guy sending me emails from paris ? paris, france ? verizon's 4g lte devices are global-ready. plus, global data for just $25. only from verizon. this is new york state. we built t