one witness said he was at the columbine shooting and good friend with the columbine shooter. one juror. >> a ferry capsized and sank off the coast a year anniversary killing most of the people on board. harry fawcett joins us from the memorial. it's a day of grief and commemoration but also a day of controversy. are. >> reporter: that's right. there is a very keenly felt sense of pain and grief here . we've seen family members crying and hug each other saw those images from yesterday wednesday south korea time, where something of the people were taken out to where the sewall sank. they were grieving for not being good enough parents to the 250 children lost in this tragedy. there is still a good deal of controversy and tragedy till, these families have been arguing for a full investigation of how this happened, there have been criminal convictions of the captain and the crew and the operator of the ship and there's been a government investigation as well but they say they really haven't uncovered the full story. they want a special independent investigation. they say the gove

two have a direct connection to the columbine massacre. juror number 535 is in her 50s. she was once married to a police officer and ended up in a psychiatric ward after her divorce. her niece was also inside the cafeteria at columbine high school when 12 students and a teacher were killed. juror number 737 is a columbine survivor who says he underwent extensive therapy afterward and considers himself an expert juror. of note holmes' appearance has evolved since appearances like this unshaven and out of it. he's now shaven with a haircut and more engaged with his attorneys. his attorney insists he was in the middle of a psychotic episode. under colorado law, it's the prosecution that must convince the jury that holmes was sane. >>> partnership on pause as it was the white house correspondents' dinner. president obama took the stage as comedian in chief and got plenty of laughs. here he is you can tatalking about his bucket list. >> my advisers asked me do you have a bucket list? i said well i have something that rhymes with bucket list. take executive action on immigrati

columbine high school is closed today. there will be a ceremony later this morning with a moment of silence and the reading of the names of those that were killed. >>> a ceremony yesterday marked the 20th anniversary of the bombing of the federal building in oklahoma city where 168 people were killed. the bombing of the alfred p. building was the deadliest act of terrorism in american history. some survivors and government officials spoke including former president bill clinton. timothy mcvey set off the truck bomb in 1975. his coconspirator terri nickels remains in prison. >>> the fbi in minneapolis planning to announce more information about at the arrest of six people in san diego. the case involves young people who traveled or tried to travel into syria to fight alongside isis. now authorities say a handful of minnesota residents have traveled to syria to fight with militants within the last year and at least one of them has died. >>> one person is dead after a magnitude 6.8 earthquake off the coast of taiwan. this is

columbine had already happened like five months before that. there were quite a few similarities between my case and that, like i was wearing a trench coat. >> and behind some murders, a person you thought you could trust. >> i just remember when i woke up, first thing i said was, today is the day. >> more americans are incarcerated today than ever before, and now when we go behind the walls of maximum security prisons, we see a greater cross section of inmates than ever. >> i mean, obviously they're the ones that the moment you meet them, you know they're dangerous and belong in prison, but we're also finding more and more inmates who have committed murder who look like the guy next door, just an average, normal guy, and it's really left us puzzled. i mean, what would lead a guy like this to kill someone? >> at 27 years old, adam drake looks more like a college dorm resident than a maximum security prison inmate. >> you seem awful happy and perky. >> i am always happy and perky. >> but when we met him at the limon correctional facility in colo

after columbine that changes. you have to bypass people who were injured to stop an active shooter right away. i'm wondering if in this case that wasn't in the back of this officer's head. again, trying to get in his head is tough. but i'm having a hard time wondering why he ran his car over a curb and into a brick wall. it doesn't make sense. >> final thought, harry. >> had this guy when he was dilly dallying walking down the street and not taking any action had he shot and killed somebody we'd be talking about how could he have not taken any action earlier. >> larry houck, stick around. and the deposit who killed someone, i want to talk about that. and his defender saying why he fired his revolver instead of his taser. one called it junk science and another expert says it is a winning argument in court. and we'll talk about it ahead. >>> and sentencing in the biggest school cheating scandals. we're not talking about schools cheating we're talking about school administrators to pass students along not getting the

two have a direct connection to the columbine massacre.uror number 535 in the 50s, once married to a plir and ended up in a psychiatric ward after her divorce. her niece was alsz inside the cafeteria at columbine high school when there was a rampage killing 12 students and a teacher. juror 737 is a survivor of columbine and underwent extensive there ter after ward and a wave of doubt and considers himself an expert juror. of note holmes appearance evolved since images like this unshaven and out of it. court observers say he is now shaven with a hair cut and more engaged with his attorneys. the attorneys insist he was in the middle of a psychotic episode and is not guilty under reason of insanity. the prosecution must convince the jury that he was sane. >>> well the death toll sadly continues to climb from the mass massive earthquake in nepal. scenes of devastation and destruction as teams race to try and save frightened survivors and those still missing. but they warn the threat that's dangerous is far from over. >> we are outside at the p

. >> the idea before columbine, pre-columbine police tactics, uniform officers at the scene, set up a perimeter, allow for the special weapons team the s.w.a.t. teams, the emergency service team to come in and handle the problem. after columbine, police tactics changed completely. you had to bypass people who were injured to stop an active shooter right away. i'm wondering in this case if that wasn't in the back of this officer's head. i'm having a hard time understanding why he ran his car over a curb into a brick wall. >> final thoughts? >> i'll tell you, anderson. had this guy when he was dilly dallying walking down the streets and the cops not taking any action had shot and killed somebody on the street we'd be talking about, how come that officer didn't take any action earlier. >> mark stick around, there's another story i want to get you involved in. >>> coming up next is that tulsa volunteer deputy who killed a suspect turns himself in. i want to get mark's take on the psychological theory that his defenders are now using to explain why he fired his revolver instead of his tase

the columbine massacre is one of the deadliest school shootings in our history. and just five years ago today the deep water horizon oil rig and the gulf exploded, killing 11 workers. that led to 172 million gallons of crude flowing in to the waters. the rig's owner, transocean, agreed to pay the u.s. $1.4 billion but the cleanup continues all these years later. >>> hearings get underway this week to determine whether john hinckley will receive more freedom. the man who shot president regan and three others spends a lot of his time in a house owned by his mother in williamsburg virginia. doctors say his psychosis and depression have been in remission for decades. starting in 2013 he was allowed to visit his mother for 17-day stretches at a time. prosecutors oppose hinckley's release from st. elizabeth's mental hospital in washington. >>> in today's health alert new mammography screening recommendations from the u.s. preventative services task force. they recommend getting a mammography every two years between the ages of 50 to 74. they say women at high risk may

prior to columbine, it used to be standard that local officers on the scene secure the perimeter, make sure no one gets out or potential victims go in wait for tactical unit or s.w.a.t. team. now because of as you said most of the killings in the first couple of minutes, they now believe you've got to in. you can't -- >> yes, i understand. if a police department has, let's say you can't wait for the perimeter to be closed out and wait for a tactical unit because during that time 50 75 people might be killed. myself as an officer, when i responded to a shots fires, i would go right in. i wouldn't wait for back-up, just go right in. that's what the officers do. you have to eliminate the threat as fast as possible. >> in the navy yard shooting i think back to several years ago in washington, d.c. the washington, d.c. police force learned a lot from. when you look at the initial officers who went into that building there were d.o.d. officers there were local police there were bicycle cops still in their bicycle helmets and shorts when went in there because time is really of the essence. >>

leon: today marked 16 years since the columbine high school massacre. two students planned the attack there at the high school in littleton, colorado. they killed 12 students and one teacher before taking their own lives that day. the pair made home videos prior to the attack making references to what they were doing and apologizing to their parents for doing it. authorities say it's too early to say that an attack on a school in spain this morning was an attempt to imitate the columbine attack. investigators say the 13-year-old boy armed with a crossbow and a machete killed a substitute teacher in a high school there in barcelona. two other students and a teacher was injured in that attack. the boy will not be facing criminal charges because he's under the age of 14. he was taken off to the hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. alison? alison: the justice department and the f.b.i. admit forensic experts overstated hair matches in hundreds of cases before the year 2000. the federal government says it's now working with the innocence project and the nat

it was april 20th 1999 when two teens went on a shooting spree at columbine high school. they killed 13 people more than 20 others were hurt. both gunmen killed themselves after the attack. >>> and today marks the fifth anniversary of an explosion off the gulf of mexico that killed 11 workers on a bp oil rig. the explosion dumped about 200 million gallons of crude oil into the gulf. a recent report shows that sea life has not fully recovered in the five years since that explosion. >> how about this? aviation workers can expect tighter security after a baggage handler was caught allegedly smuggling guns on a commercial plane. the transportation security administration says workers will now undergo background checks every two years. those with access to secured areas will be fingerprinted. airport and airline workers traveling as passengers must be screened before boarding a flight. a random screening of employees will take place throughout the day. >>> more than 2,000 union leaders from across the country they're pushing for legislation they claim would help the constructi

some think he would be a reach but this kid can reach like no other and he set the columbine record for long jump and look out for this receiver from arizona state a local kid that played at west catholic prep, the possibilities are endless. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> oh what will happen. jeff, jaime and i will join you tomorrow and friday night for our own special draft break down hear in coach kelly the show is coming your way after "action news" at 11:00. the white sox and orioles made history this afternoon and they held the first major league game played in front of 0 fans, this after the unrest in baltimore. some fans showed up to the fence and the shot heard around the world but by no fans in the building and caleb joseph signed autographs -- >> a fake autograph. >> to nobody. phillies rookie gonzales got a rude welcoming to the big leagues in st. louis, gave up seven runs on 10 hits. and phillies lost 11-5 and the same two teams tonight. >>> a full game after reporting to aaa, dom brown reported to lehigh valley. manny pacquiao and floyd merriweather held their la

one of the selected jurors was a survivor of the columbine high school shooting back in 1999. he was friends with the two teenage shooters who killed 18 people in the eighth grade. the jury selection was one of the largest and most complicated in u.s. history. 9,000 prospective jurors were summoned to court and hundreds were asked back for one-on-one questioning. opening arguments will start on april 27th. >>> a police officer in arizona will not face charges for hitting a suspect with his patrol car. take a look at this dash cam video released by police today. it is one way to end the crime spree. the man robbed a 7/eleven stole a car and a rifle and that all happened within a few hours back in february. >> the guy probably is still alive because the officer took the action he took. had he continued to press down the street or to sergeant control these officers had no choice but to begin firing. >> the officer is back on duty after being put on administrative leave. the suspect survived the collision but faces several felony charges. >>> a teenage boy who impersonated a polic

i worry about new town, col columbine. >> no place where a gun ban reduced murder rates.hese things are rare and we have to deal with how the people get guns. >> what if someone at school had a gun or if someone in the theater had a gun? >> they had an attack at fort hood and a lot of people had guns. >> no they didn't. they didn't have guns in the unit. >> and they weren't able to stop them until an armed security got there. the duration of a mass shootout is dictated by the arrival of a second gun. that is a fact. >> my feeling let's do whatanesly's christian dad would say let's talk and stop shooting each other. >> dad wouldn't be so graceful if a burglar comes in. >>> hillary clinton has found a cool home for her presidential campaign. we'll tell you when "the five" returns. [ male announcer ] meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have if not for kari, the identity thief who stole jill's social security number to open credit cards ruining jill's credit and her dream of retirement. every year, millions of people just like you e

when you have these high-powered assault weapons available and create things like what happened in columbine or connecticut. >> and those are not on the increase. >> juan the fact is, according to the department of homeland security the vast majority of school shootings and mass shootings actually are carried out with handgun, not a sporting rifle. a lot of candidates have been talking about this issue, a lot of them went to the nra convention. the one person not invited who has a different stance is chris christie. because he believes in a rot of the gun control to the left. >> yeah he's not going to be the candidate. he's out. >> just because of this issue? >> you know for that issue and others. i think that is significant, especially when you see the polling and the shifting with respect to the american people being more vocal about this issue understanding the laws about guns understanding the facts about guns and not bending to the hysteria. guns don't walk into a theater by themselves and shoot people. you have to look at who is behind it. when you try and keep guns out of the hands of

one of the jurors is a survivor of the columbine high school shooting. the jury selection process was one of the largest and most complicated in history. 9,000 prospective jurors were summoned to court and hundreds were asked back for one-on-one questioning. opening arguments will start on april 27th. >>> the virginia general assembly could take up changes to the new ethics bill today. the assembly passed the bill earlier this year. it forbids lawmakers from taking any gift valued over $100. but governor mcauliffe said it had a loophole because it did not him the number of $100 gifts the lawmakers could receive. he wants to limit the gifts to the total of $100 per year. the governor has already imposed that cap on himself. >>> a crackdown on towing is underway now in montgomery county. officials want to stop tow truck operators from waiting on you to leave your car and then doing this. grabbing it as fast as they can. a new bill would ban so called spotters who look out for cars to hook. a council member says aggressive towing is the number one complaint

. >>> today marks the 16th anniversary of the school massacre in columbine. two teens went on a shooting spree killing 13 people. 20 others were hurt that day. both gunmen killed themselves after the attack. >>> new from overnight in washington, the secret service has arrested another fence jumper at the white house. investigators say the person scaled the fence with a suspicious package. he cleared the fence but agents immediately arrested him. the package turned out to be harmless and authorities have not released the person's name. >>> the florida man who landed his gyrocopter on the lawn of the u.s. capital is under temporary house arrest. he flew the aircraft into restricted air space last wednesday. after it landed on the capital lawn it sparked a debate over gaps in national security. >> we need to be worried not about whether or not somebody can fly into d.c. we need to be worried about the piles of money that are going into congress. >> hughes who happens to be a post man, says he was hoping to raise awareness about the influence of big money in poli

i worry about new town, col columbine. >> no place where a gun ban reduced murder rates.nd we have to deal with how the people get guns. >> what if someone at school had a gun or if someone in the theater had a gun? >> they had an attack at fort hood and a lot of people had guns. >> no they didn't. they didn't have guns in the unit. >> and they weren't able to stop them until an armed security got there. the duration of a mass shootout is dictated by the arrival of a second gun. that is a fact. >> my feeling let's do whatanesly's christian dad would say let's talk and stop shooting each other. >> dad wouldn't be so graceful if a burglar comes in. >>> hillary clinton has found a cool home for her presidential campaign. we'll tell you when "the five" returns. whether you need a warm up before the big race... or a healthy start before the big meeting there's a choice hotel that's waiting for you. this spring, choose choice twice, get a night at no price at 1,500 hotels. book now at choicehotels.com i'm angela and i quit smoking with chantix. my children always wanted me to q

. >> it is 4/20, april 20th hitler's birthday columbine incident happened what was that 1999 i think it was yeah, 19th and 20th always edgey around the country. >> yes. >> postal work shore handed his by row chopper begins today, house arrest. >> house arrest. >> doug hughes will stay at his home in florida until his next hearing over the weekend he spoke out about his stunt. he said his goal was to draw attention to the need for campaign finance reform. while a lot of folks are wondering how he made it so far, in the the restrict air space, mr. hughes says he landed exactly where he wanted to land. >> the washington monument is quite a beacon from the the air. with that moment, i knew where to turn and make a pass up the washington mall and make one single pass up the mall and took it the right up, where i intend todd land. >> yeah, and doug's wife says yesterday that she's proud of what her husband did and he acted out of patriotism nothing else. >>> 6:22. fire fighters here called for help inside a burning building but there weren't any people inside. how two parrots managed to ge

history 9,000 perspective jurors among the men and women, deciding holmes fate, survivor of the columbine massacre. >> organ woman facing harrassment charges police say she put racist notes on her neighbor's door. >> authorities believe it all started over a parking spot. police arrested eva chapein said she put racist and harassing notes on neighbor's door after one note included racial slurs. the neighbor who received the notes is originally from ghana. she doesn't want to be identified but her friend is speaking on her behalf. >> that anybody would feel entitled to address somebody else in the community with this abusive discusting foul inapropriate language, just makes me sick. >> well the victim says she feels much better since police stepped in. >>> next putting on baseball uniform for a unique opening day. >> this is no major league game. unlikely place fox's charlie laduff, a story you may never forget. >>> check this out. the one and only hubble space telescope, nasa has released this footage in honor of hubble's 25th birthday. it is a 3d fly through of a star nursery in the cons

among men and with men deciding holmes fate a survivor of the columbine massacre. >>> debate over sameex marriage heads to the u.s. supreme court this week. >> starting tomorrow justices will consider whether same sex couples have a constitutional right to marry a and if states can define marriage between a man and a woman. fox's kelly wright has a preview. >> reporter: all eyes will be on the u.s. supreme court this week as justices take up the issue of same sex marriage. on tuesday the high court will hear extended arguments on cases from kentucky michigan ohio and tennessee. the those states had gay marriage bans upheld by a federal appeals court back in november. >> i think the cases out to be decided 9081 the way the decisions should be made. it send a mess a age that this country does not tolerate discrimination. >> reporter: during argument justices will consider two related issues. the first do states have the the right to define marriage solely as a union between a man and a woman. if so, do they have to recognize valid same sex marriages from elsewhere. >> i think it is a lit

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one of the jurors is a survivor of the columbine high school shooting.ury selection process was one of the largest and most complicated in u.s. history. 9,000 prospective jurors were summoned to court and hundreds were asked back for one-on-one questioning. opening arguments will start on april 27th. >>> d.c. mayor muriel bowser is defending her plans to keep cameras from police officers out of the public eye. funding for the cameras is tied to language that exempts video from freedom of information act requests and that would mean the public and reporters would not have access unless the video surfaced in court cases perhaps. this comes at a time when these videos are under heavy scrutiny across the country despite transparency concerns bowser said she's for the privacy of the ordinary citizens. >> let's just face it when a citizen calls 911 and they call for the police, oftentimes they're in a distressed situation. police are coming into their homes. and they expect privacy. >> the body cameras are still in a testing phase and the council has not appro

. >>> today marks the 16th anniversary of the school massacre in columbine. teens went on a shooting spree. 13 people were killed in littleton, colorado, 20 others were hurt. both gunmen killed themselves after that attack. >>> today marks the fifth anniversary of an explosion off the gulf of mexico. it killed 11 workers on a bp oil rig. the explosion caused by a gas leak dumped 200 million gallons of crude oil into the gulf. a recent report by the national wildlife federation show that is sea life has not fully recovered in the five years since the explosion. >>> financial security at the tap of a finger. the credit card company that's making a big change to keep you protected. >>> more wet weather is on the way and i'm tracking the approach of thunderstorms for our area. later on today, i will break down the timing of that just ahead. later on today, i will break down the timing of that just ahead. later on today, i will break down the timing of that just ahead. later on today, i will break down the timing of that just ahead. >>> this week comcast and time

, perspective jurors were interviewed among men and women deciding holmes fate a survivor of the columbinecre in 1999 in colorado. >>> the man who leads president obama's my brothers keeper task force will attend the the funeral for freddie gray in baltimore today. freddie gray died april the 19th from a spinal cord injury a week after being taken in police custody. you know this story by now. 259 year-old was in the secured in the seat belt in the back of the police van but just what happened to him is still unclear sparking protests looting, a arrests officials, in baltimore are pleading for calm. >> we cannot and will in the lit a my north of the individual exploit the honorable intention of those trying to exercise their rights. >> we commend and i know the mayor joins me in this to a new normal. a normal where people are arrested for just cause and follow, police follow the rules. >> well, last night some protesters set fire to cars and in some cases attacked police officers. dozens were arrested over the course of this weekend. >>> 6:18. for the the first time we will see intense mom

two of the jurors have ties to the columbine high school massacre that happened back in 1999.e the opening statements began, survivors spoke out. >> the shots got closer and closer. >> reporter: reliving a nightmare. >> it sounded like the fourth of july but in an enclosed place with fireworks going off and you can hear bullets whizzing by. >> reporter: haunted by memories of a deadly night at the movies more than 2 1/2 years ago. >> i was laying like this. he took aim with his pistol. the bullet went past my head and into my arm. >> reporter: he nearly lost his arm. marcus weaver lost his friend rebecca. >> if you saw her smile, it was contagious contagious. >> reporter: now the man accused of pulling the trigger killing 12 and injuring 70 will stand trial. james holmes opened fire inside this aurora theater on july 20th, 2012. he admits he was the shoot, but he has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >> the definition of legal insanity will be a difficult hurdle for the defense. they have to prove he didn't know right from wrong. >> reporter: the defense claims holmes

in history. 9,000 perspective jurors among men and women deciding holmes fate a survivor of the columbine massacre. >>> the defense will begin presenting its witnesses in the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev lawyer are trying to save him from the death sentence. they are expect to take up to two weeks in this phase. prosecutors presented their phase in just three days. they are pushing for execution. >>> today secretary of state john kerry and his iranian counterpart will meet face-to-face for the the the first time since they laid out framework for a nuclear deal. kerry and iran's foreign minister will participate in the u.n. conference on nuclear non-pro live racial treaty. it comes as nuclear negotiators complete a comprehensive agreement by the end of the june. earlier this month iran and world powers sealed a break through agreement after months of negotiations outlining limits on iran's nuclear program to keep it from being able to produce atomic weapons. >>> president obama welcomes japan's prime minister to the white house this week. tomorrow h

have backgrounds with mental illness and one juror in particular actually is -- was a friend of the columbinesacre shooters and has been through a lot of counseling himself. so it's a very mixed bag. >> at the same time you've got the issue and the facts here that the prosecution's going to put forward are the fact that he bought the guns in advance, that i was there covering it i was outside of his boobytrapped apartment, you know which was set arguably you know for -- to possibly kill more including any police officers that responded. how much is that going to factor in? >> well it's always difficult for a defense in that instance because it's the -- the distinction is can you discern right from wrong and what the prosecution always looks to do is to say, well look at all this premeditation, of course he knew right from wrong. he actually exited the movie theater, went out and got the weaponry came back in. that is actually consciousness and that's knowing right from wrong. so that's very difficult hurdle. so to a certain extent i think the defense having already offered a guilty plea in th

nobody described the columbine community as being crime infested or when the elementary school was shot up in connecticut, it wasn't based off of a neighborhood. there's a pejorative misperception about african-americans, to assume albeit negatively that because it is impoverished and red lined that it's crime infested. this young man was doing absolutely nothing wrong. >> i'm going challenge you. forgive me, i'm not trying to be pejorative i'm trying to explain the law, people aring asking if he was just walking around the neighborhood and trying to be taken in by police he was lawful because of the crime statistics in the neighborhood it was lawful for them to do so. that was my point. >> your premise was on -- based off of the neighborhood. what is not discuss sudden baltimore has had to pay out over $1.5 million in lawsuits out of court because of the negative police brutalities that they've been inflicting unchecked. that's part of the reason why the attorney general has got to be sworn in immediately because there needs to be some oversight. just as blue bell ice cream is contamin

and then monday marks 16 years since the deadly shooting at columbine high school and five years since the explosion on the deepwater horizon oil platform in the gulf of mexico. very busy month if you look back at it that way. in the midst of all of these different observances, another in norfolk this sunday is set to draw hundreds of people to remember an accident often forgot. alison: paul spoke with a former sailor it the demissioned u.s.s. iowa who recalled his time on the ship during the darkest hour. >> it was tough! tough couple of days. reporter: ask eric what was tough. >> i went to boot camp with him. reporter: it wasn't his time in the navy. >> going, they were all in second division i believe. reporter: sailors like him -- >> this is me right here. reporter: cherish their service on the seas. ask him what was tough. >> 26 years is a long time. reporter: it was that day. 26 years ago. this subpoenaed. >> one of the guys said that was a good shot. reporter: a training exercise in the atlantic ocean firing the guns on the battleship u.s.s. iowa. >> went up. reporter: this vide

. >>> a survivor of the columbine high school massacre is now part of the jury in a death penalty caseman on trial is accused in one of our country's worst attacks at a movie themed after three months, 12 jurors and 12 alternates picked yesterday to hear the trial against james holmes the defense does not deny he pull the trigger killing 12 people and hurting 70 other tas colorado theater back in 2012 but jurors will have to decide if he was legally insane at the time of the rampage. opening statements are now set for april 27th. >>> un nuclear inspectors arrived in iran their mission to investigate the country's nuclear capabilities and see what it has been working on. iran denies it's been trying to create a nuclear weapon. most of the rest of the world thinks otherwise. un inspectors with the international atomic agency based in vienna. israel is pleaed with compromise deal on iran between congress and president obama. among other things it let's congress review nuclear deal with iran and requires a regular report to congress on issues including the country's support for terrorism.

schools are being designed with school safety in mind, and obviously that's because of, you know, columbine and more recently, sandyhook. i don't think anybody twenty years ago could imagine, you know, something like that happening in a public school, i mean, we send our kids to go to school to learn not to be killed. >> reporter: alconel has worked as a school resource officer for three years. he says he has noticed that with the rising risk of school violence, there are inherent challenges with protecting schools with multiple buildings. >> trespassers can gain access to our campus 360 degrees making it nearly impossible for us to maintain a secure campus. unless we have the manpower to hold hand by hand and surround the school, its pretty much impossible to keep somebody out. >> there's all this fear now that i may send my son and daughter to school and they might not come home. so there is a tendency to want the schools to become a prison. but then, and that's the trade- off you know if we design our schools as prisons, then can you imagine the type of education that's going to occur in

now i want to bring in dave cowen "outfront," the author of the book "columbine," who talks about the laws around and country and how they were exploit in that horrible tragedy. you watch miguel's reporting. it's pretty stunning on so many levels. what's your first takeaway here about what walmart's saying? they're saying this gun was locked up the way it was supposed to be. clearly it wasn't or he wouldn't have been able to fire it. >> they're saying a lot of things that don't make any sense. the gun went off, and that's the primary evidence that something was wrong. and if they're correct and they did everything right, well it's worse, because then their procedure, their whole setup is -- >> that they don't know how to lock a gun properly. >> if stores across america are follow those procedures and they're wrong, that's a lot worse. >> because obviously a lot of guns are sold at walmart. then there's also this issue of the employee. we hear her call to 911, miguel goes through that exhaustively and you hear her say, she handed him the ammo. he has the gun, she's then worried, she ac

one juror says, he survived the shooting at columbine high school in 1999.suspect killed 12 people at a showing of "the dark knight rises" in aurora, colorado. he's pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> in new york police and fbi officials say they're offering $115,000 reward for information object suspect in a time square bombing back in 2008. the bombing exploded outside the military recruiting station in times square. cops say nobody was hurt. >>> and in florida, we now have video of the spacex rocket trying, but failing to land on a barge off cape canaveral. this was yesterday they're not sure why it missed the landing. their goal is to reuse rockets, saving money, but not this time. and she might have if not for kari, the identity thief who stole jill's social security number to open credit cards ruining jill's credit and her dream of retirement. every year, millions of people just like you experience how a little personal information in the wrong hands could wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft and once every 2 seconds someone becom

. >>> the columbine high school shooting is a memorial today as well.'s a memorial not far from the school to remember the victims. >>> thousands are gearing up for this year's boston marathon. organizers say about 30,000 people will be lacing up for tomorrow's run. it's been two years since the bombings that killed three people and injured 260 others. this year security is tighter than ever. there are 100 surveillance cameras, a team of uniformed and undercover officers and for the first time anti-drone technology to detect threats from the air. >>> meanwhile, more than 100 people in the bay area will also be running a marathon monday. organizers say the event is in honor of the victims of the 2013 bombings in boston. it will take place at the same time at the boston marathon. the race is organized by the san francisco marathon and is in its third year. >>> time for the front pages. on the front page of "the fresno bee" it features a burned tractor from a pipeline explosion on friday. the headline reading there "gas line was marked." officials don't kn

. >> reporter: in a surprising twist two of the jurors were involved in the columbine shooting. jessica is a jury consultant. >> i think the prosecutor is in the better shape than the defense is with him. i would be more concerned on the defense side. i would be worried that he may suffer some ptsd during the trial. >> his memories would come flooding back. >> >> if holmes is found guilty the same jury will then decide if he gets life or death by lethal injection. for cbs this morning saturday barry peterson denver. >>> i want to show you some of this morning's headlines. "the detroit news" says ford is recalling nearly 400,000 cars because the doors may not latch properly. the recall covers certain ford fiestas from 2012 to 2014. some ford fusions, 2013 and 2014 models. and the 2013 and 2014 lincoln mkz cars that were made in mexico. the concern is that the doors could open while the cars are in motion. >>> the tennesseen shows that guns can be carried in public parks. they call have a victory for the second-amendment freedom. they voice displeasure for the legislation saying v

is he contracting anti-gun position, bowling for columbine is about that and is he writing from a gated community behind a gated house and mansion in lakefront in michigan. where is he writing from? stuart: what's he doing other than coming up with a provocative headline puts him out there all over again. >> that's the other reaction starving for relevancy is the reaction on social media. why tweeting out now? stuart: this talk of a quarter billion second amendment guns in our homes for protection. that sounds like vigilanteism almost? maybe i'm going a little far on that, you know? >> when you read all of his tweets they seem to not mesh, they seem to just be rapidly tweeting out in response. he must have sat down, tweeted the response out. it isn't coherent. stuart: he doesn't like america. that's the ball of wax. the man does not like america. >> he's a one percenter. stuart: he certainly is. he's the hate america first crowd. that and he's a crowd in himself. that's what he is and does. i could go and rant on, but i won't. there will be more varney after this. [ female announcer ] w

. >> reporter: in a surprising twist two of the jurors were involved in the columbine shooting. jessica is a jury consultant. >> i think the prosecutor is in the better shape than the defense is with him. i would be more concerned on the defense side. i would be worried that he may suffer some ptsd during the trial. >> his memories would come flooding back. >> correct. >> reporter: if holmes is found guilty, the same jury will then decide if he gets life or death by lethal injection. for "cbs this morning: saturday," barry petersen denver. >> >>. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. ford is recalling 390,000 cars because the latch on the door is not closing. they're recalling 2012-14 ford fiesta, 2013-14 ford fusions and 2013-14 lincoln mkz cars made in mexico. the concern is the doors could open while the cars in motion. >>> bill haslem has signed the controversial bill allowing residents to carry guns in national parks. the national rifle association called for a victory. gun safety groups voiced their expression. they say vague language in the law could lead

. >>> well, today marks 16 years since the columbine school tragedy.of the deadliest school cases of school violence inspect united states. in colorado, two students walked onto campus and gunned down 12 classmates and a teacher and then killed themselves. now, more than 20 others were injured. the school is closed today. a ceremony is for later this morning with a moment of silence and a reading of the names of those killed. >>> also, today, a ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of the bombing of the federal building in oklahoma city where 168 people were killed. that bombing of the alfred p. murrah building was the deadliest act of trim in american history. the names of those killed were read during the ceremony. some survivors and government officials smoke including bill clinton. tim mow i have mcveigh set off a truck bomb in -- tim mow i have mcveigh -- timothy mcveigh was convicted and put to death. >>> the fbi in minneapolis plans to announce more information about a counterterrorism information. it involved young people who traveled or tried

the military, others have association was law enforcement and two have a direct connection to the columbineltimore angry over the death of freddie gray, an unarmed man fatally injured in police custody. what began was a day of peaceful protests, eventually ended with a handful of arrests and scattered vandalism. fans at camden yards were briefly asked to stay inside the stadium because of the fighting going on outside. gray died last sunday from a spinal injury that happened when he was in police custody. his twin sister is calling for peace. >> can y'all please, freddie gray would not want this. his mother and father doesn't want no violence. violence doesn't get justice. >> cell phone video of the april 12th incident shows gray screaming and calling for help as he was dragged into a police van. when gray arrived at the police station he could not breathe or talk. the baltimore police commissioner, the actual former oakland police chief said they failed to get gray help in a timely manner. six officers have been suspended with pay. >>> police had to break up a crowd of 150 people last nigh

the 12 jurors and 12 alternates include a survivor of the columbine massacre. the trial begins in two weeks. >>> a big victory for the wife of donald sterling. shelly sterling had sued to recover millions of dollars in gifts her husband had given his former companion v. stiviano. on tuesday a judge ordered stiviano to pay sterling $2.6 million. >>> if you needed reminding, it is april 15th. sorry, folks. deadline day for filing your income tax return or at least asking for an extension. the irs estimates millions of americans have yet to file. so the workers are bracing for a last-minute rush of returns. >>> fresh groceries on their way to the international space station. on tuesday a spacex rocket took off. the crew will be getting an e pres sew maker. the first one to be used in orbit. and how not to dunk a basketball. take a look. an employee with the utah jazz was trying to use a trampoline to show off his stuff. didn't go as planned. ended up doing that face plant into the mat below. wasn't hurt below, except for maybe the pride. >> that looks like paul bl

the 12 jurors and 12 alternates include a survivor of the columbine high school massacre.he trial begins in two weeks. >>> the wife of former l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. shelly sterling has sued to recover millions of dollars in gifts her husband had given his former companion, v. stiviano, gifts that include a home, a bentley and a ferrari and stock. the court ordered stiviano to pay sterling $2.6 million. if you needed reminding, it is april 16th, sorry, folks. deadline day for filing income tax return or at least asking for an extension. the irs estimates millions of americans have yet to file so they're bracing for long lines at the post office. >>> fresh groceries are on their way to the international space station this morning. on tuesday a rocket took off full of surprise and the crew will be getting a specially designed espresso maker. the first one of those ever to be used in orbit. do they get extra latte and extra foam with that? how not to dunk a basketball. take a look, an employee with the utah jazz was trying to use a trampoline to show off. >> oh!