david muir will have that story coming up. seeking of david, let's go straight to him.rning, david. >> reporter: dan, good morning to you. as you can see, the sun now coming up here in aurora. so much attention will be focused on the suspect's apartment. last night, authorities hoped to move in on that building. they're very concerned about what is inside the actual apartment. the skrars of unknown liquid. the trip wire, the booby traps. they called it off. federal officials will arrive to help. a neighbor heard loud music, checked the door, it was unlocked, she didn't go in. she went back to call the police. they said, we can't answer the call. we're dealing with the shootings at the movie theater. she can't imagine what would have happened if she oped the door. a community in mourning here. >> david, thank you. "20/20"'s chris cuomo is also in aurora this morning. with the mattheartbreaking situn of jessica ghawi. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. as we learned about this tragedy, the first name that came out was a young woman who embodied what t

we're covering all the angles with david muir and chris cuomo on the scene. >>> from abc news, this is a special edition of "good morning america," tragedy in colorado, movie theater massacre. >>> and good morning, everybody. we're going the get straight to david and chris in colorado in a moment. first, we want to run down the latest developments. we have a total of seven casualties. 12 people killed. 58 injured. hoping the death count doesn't rise. 11 of the injured are in critical condition. overnight, police started identifying the dead. they started to notify the family. we saw images like this one. this woman was overheard saying of her loved one, quote, they cannot find him. >> a vigil was held last night. new details about the suspect. was he on prescription drug at the time of the shooting? and we have much more on the elaborate trip wires keeping police from his apartment. david muir leads us off. >> reporter: good morning. from aurora. a profound sadness settles in. police in some cases going door to doer notifying the families of the dead. a small vigil overnight. a larger

across the country, abc news is on this story and david muir is starting our coverage of what happened in that theater minute by minute. david. >> diane, good evening. this is the movie theater behind me in aurora, colorado. it is incredible to think last night those theaters were sold out. so many moviegoers excited to see batman. they saw a real life horror scene play out in front of them. they carried out the bodies of the dead just moments ago. these are the terrifying moments captured on a cellphone. the chaos that unfolded minutes into the new "batman" movie. >> what's happening? >> oh my god. >> reporter: moviegoers thought the first signs of smoke in that theatre were all part of the premiere. but soon patrons were racing from the theatre covered in blood. it all began as a night of anticipation. four sold out theatres in aurora, colorado -- just outside denver. some people dressed as characters from the film. some tweets from those arriving -- it's going to be a good night, wrote one. but 24-year-old james holmes, the suspect, had also purchased his ticket, his hair died red l

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that same interview with david muir, david muir said you are over here but we can't escape. in just a second. he said you can't escape what's going on back at home. there are lots of questions about your tax returns and now even the union leader manchester new hampshire calls you to release them. are you going to release more? romney said, no, i release one of year and i will release the second year when it's ready. david muir says, the big question is saying you may be paying no taxes at all or we know that you paid 13.9% in taxes in that one year you filed. so were there years when you played less than 13.9%? you would think anybody as wealthy as mitt romney ought to be able to answer that question. you are wrong. >> we know there was one year when you paid a 13.9% tax rate. can we clear this up by asking a simple yes-or-no question? was there ever any year when you paid lower than the 13.9%? >> i haven't calculated that. i am happy to go back and look. up paid all of the taxes required by law. i don't pay any more. frankly if i had paid more than are legally due, i don't

our david muir is with him. good evening, david. >> reporter: good evening from jerusalem. we landed here in israel a short time ago with mitt romney, as the foreign tour, his world audition continues. he'll meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. elegive a speech on the u.s. relationship with israel. and the romney campaign eager to put behind him the bumpy first stop in london. >> mitt romney arriving in israel, second stop in the overseas trip. and it comes after the oh preliminary pick photo-op mitt romney's campaign was hoping for all along. romney and his wife ann at the opening ceremonies and romney cheering while watching men's swimming, hoping to put behind him the barrage of negative headlines. after he was asked whether the london games were ready? romney said he was unsure how well the games would go, but the brits were sure and they let him know. the minister of the olympics, before the opening ceremony, when asked who would carry the torch -- >> who is it going to be, mitt romney? >> certainly not after today. >> reporter: but how much does the anger to t

. >>> so, let's get right out to colorado where david muir is leading our coverage. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, dan and bianna. there were two major developments here overnight. for of all, that material taken from the suspect's apartment where there were booby trap materials that material taken to a field and ignited. 245i were tested for explosives. but first, that brand-new video of the suspect himself, showing a teenager who loved science. overnight, abc news obtaining exclusive video and photographs of suspect james holmes. this is the first video release of the suspected shooter, recorded six years ago when holmes was 18. here he is, standing in front of his peers, at a science camp in san diego, talking about what call temporal illusions. >> i have been working with temporal illusions. it's an illusion that allows you to change the task. >> reporter: he appears slightly nervous, but he also appears to be a smart teenager. >> subjective experience in what takes place in the mind as opposed to the external world. >> reporter: among fellow stud

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david muir, "world news." we melt mario, making suits for brooks brothers. business is booming again. three-quarters of the suits made here in america and growing. 1.5 million ties made here. and we weren't the only ones checking the labels today. >> made in america? i love it. >> reporter: you knew what we were up to here? >> kind of spying on you. >> reporter: help me pick one out for tonight. they did, all right. along with mario. showed me all of his made in america ties. >> that's the winner. >> reporter: that's the one, she said. this is the tie they voted. i bought it. when we first started this made in america thing on "world news" a year ago, it wasn't about replacing your entire home or wardrobe. just one thing, $66 or so, 200,000 jobs. they wanted me to try out this made in america bow tie. i have no idea how to tie a bow tie, so -- >> i love everything made in america. of course, but call me before you wear this. >> reporter: on the air, right? >> thank you so much, david. good news about this comeback. >>> and coming up next, a little girl nearl

so let's get right out to colorado where abc anchor david muir is leading our coverage. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, bianna and dan. and there were two major developments here overnight. first of all, all of that material taken from the suspect's apartment where there were booby traps and trip wires, that material taken to a field and ignited. they were testing for explosives. but first, that brand-new video of the suspect himself, taken just a couple of years ago showing a teenager who loved science. overnight, abc news obtaining exclusive video and photographs of suspect james holmes. >> hello, i'm james. >> reporter: this is the first video released of the suspected shooter recorded six years ago when holmes was 18. here he is standing in front of his peers at a science camp in san diego talking about what are called temporal illusions. >> over the course of the summer, i have been working with temporal illusions. it's an illusion that allows you to change the path. >> reporter: in the video he appears slightly nervous speaking to the group but he al

abc's david muir reports. >> reporter: good to meet you. how are you feeling?reporter: sitting in his hospital room, cary tells me it the moments in the movie theater with his best friend pierce when horror unfolded. to say the two had been there for each other was an understatement. he got married three weeks ago. pierce performed the ceremony. a few weeks later the two friends were back together in the theater. his friend pierce hit first. >> i got down, put my arm over him and around him. we were just kind of tried to huddle as close as we could. and get as low as we could under the seats. >> reporter: holding his friend, he then gets shot too. >> i'm like pierce, i got shot. i'm hit. we were just, we were down there, praying. >> reporter: the two praying and then the firing stops. the gunman reloading. >> so full of adrenaline. i thought here is our chance just to got out. let's go. so pierce, pierce, let's go. let's go. he tugged at his friend trying to get him to move. he was motionless. >> the worst part for me was thinking that my buddy passed away. he

or three times in every life. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >>

and david muir joins us from poland capital, warsaw. david? >> reporter: diane, good evening. mitt romney's foreign trip is over. a spoikman for the campaign got into it with a member of the press. and i asked how the trip went. and he said, without flinching, it went great. >> reporter: in the final hours of the tour here, mitt romney visiting the tomb of the unknown soldi soldier. but also this today? >> he didn't answer but an angry spokesman did but someone said to shove it. >> we don't have a chance to ask him questions. >> there is a holy sight for the polish people. >> reporter: and the palestinian, after he suggested that the culture is superior. the campaign called it a miscalculation. saying there is one press conference in the early tour where he took three questions. and candidate obama, on his four, four press conferences, at least 25 questions. today, they did have high profile one on ones. during which we asked romney about the negative headlines. and he said the london games would don't well. would you answer the so well? >> referring to the comments made in th

david muir will be back here tomorrow night. thanks for watching. good night.

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david muir is with him. >>> missed opportunity? our reporter tracking down the psychiatrist who was see colorado shooter james holmes. the question, what did she know and what did she obligate to report. >>> and the newest bond girl -- the story behind that amazing cameo everyone is talking about. >>> good evening. david is on assignment tonight. the first full day of olympic competition is now in the recordbooks and there are some stunning results to report. this photo says it all. eight-time gold medal swimmer michael phelps in disbelief, almost failing to qualify for an event he won during the last two olympics. meanwhile, the u.s. women's soccer team advanced to the semifinals with a powerful show of skill and team spirit. for more on that and all of the other olympic highlights we turn to abc's jeffery kofman in london tonight. good evening jeffery. >> reporter: good evening to you from olympic park. of the 12 gold medals up for grabs on the first day of competition, the u.s. snagged two but the results left at least a few ame

but romney stood his ground and it's "your voice your vote" tonight with abc's david muir who's been talking with these republicans, david. >> diane, great to see you. a top adviser with romney's campaign telling me how many years of tax returns released, quote it won't be enough. the obama team will never be happy." but tonight, it's not just the obama campaign, the pressure we heard from within romney's own party. >> reporter: despite that pressure to release more than the two years of tax returns he's promised, mitt romney today made it clear, that will be it. >> you know, john mccain ran for president and released two years of tax returns. john kerry ran for president, his wife who has hundreds of millions of dollars, she never leased her tax return. somehow, this wasn't an issue. we're going to put out two years of tax returns. >> reporter: romney's wealth estimated at $225 million his tax return for 2010 revealed some of his money in offshore accounts. now, new questions fueled by the obama campaign on what could be in his other returns. tonight, a growing course of republican,

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david muir will be back here tomorrow night.d and all of us here at abc news, thanks for watching. good night. >> alan: good evening. >> ama: despite the ban on foie gras some bay area restaurants say the fight isn't over yet. the ban took effect -- we're live at the pre pre seedow where they say they don't have to fall the ban. >> everything is handled differently on federal land. this social club says it doesn't have to have a california liquor license in order to sell alcohol. so the owner decided that also exempted him from the california foie gras ban. >> reservations here have been sold out since this past monday. when the chef and owner decided to ignore the state ban of foie gras and begin serving it today in honor of bastille day. he said since he was on federal land he would not be affected by the ban. it's being served at $20 apiece. those we spoke to agree the restaurant is not tied to state laws. the chefs did not want to go on camera but we're directed to a recent quote. >> i don't go through the california alcohol

david muir anchors on sunday. for diane and all of us here at abc news, goodnight. sunday.oodnight. >>> what a south bay woman found in a bag of candy she bought. tonight she tells her story. >> and you know this is just such an extremely devastating experience. >> and there is a young boy's fight for survival. >> a new scheme spreading through china twouchblt a treatment leaving victims vulnerable to theft. >> and a changing of the guard at san francisco arch diocese. the vatican ticks off a leader who has been a vocal segment of the community. >> imagine reaching into a bag of candy and finding a blade that looks like something made in a prison cell. good evening everyone. >> that is exactly what happened to a south bay mother. instead of candy she got a dull rusty knife blade. here it is. and this is about three inches long and sharp enough certainly orks to cut someone. we're live with the reaction to this. >> this jolly rancher crunch and two is a new product. the candy is hard on the outside, chewy on inside. but a south bay mother found something in a bag she bought

david muir, abc news. >> if you belief pollsters, 6%, 8% are undecided. handlers, ads out of the way. >> give them some gloves. >> october, is the month in this election. can't wait to see that. >> 8th, 16th, 22nd. >> that's it. that's it. coming up next all the buzz over katie holmes and her mystery man. >> who is this man having dinner with tom cruise's future ex? you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> called u 2 have you heard of them? >> yeah. you were having a moment. getting night. >> big time moment. went to a couple of their concerts. they were great. almost as good, as you know, bon jovi. relaxed, ratating katie holmes was out over the weekend. >> oh, good. tom cruise's future ecx dining with a mystery man. >> reporter: a glowing, katie holmes, stepped out, dining with a mystery man at know mad, smiling even as paparazzi approached. speaking on camera for the first type since her split with tom cruise. >> katie, how was dinner? >> great, thank you. >> reporter: "people" magazine reported the dark stranger wearing a wedding ring was actually her

david muir, "world news." we met mario mirabella, whose father came here in the '50s from italy to make suits for brooks brothers, when manufacturing was booming. it's booming again, three-quarters of the suits now made her in america and growing. 1.5 million ties made here. and it turns out, we weren't the only ones checking the labels today. >> made in america? >> reporter: made in america. >> i love it. >> reporter: so, you knew what we were up to over here with the ties? >> kind of spying on you. >> reporter: help me pick one out for tonight. they did, all right. along with mario. showed me all of his made in america ties. >> that's the winner. >> reporter: that's the one, she said. so, this is the tie. they voted, i bought it. and remember, when we first started this made in america thing on "world news" a year ago, it wasn't about replacing your entire home or your entire wardrobe, just one thing, $66 or so, could create 200,000 jobs. they wanted me to try out this made in america bow tie. perfect colors

david muir is traveling with mitt romney. >> but we kick it off with ron claiborne. >>> we begin the suspect in the colorado movie theater massacre, james holmes will be appear in the araphoe county courtroom tomorrow. abc's clayton sandell has the latest from aurora, colorado. >> reporter: the prosecution hammers is about to fall on james holmes. >> this monday, july 30th. >> for the first time the accused mass pa murderer will hear the charges against him. after he came to a mid night screening of "the dark knight rises" opening fire. for thr hearing, they have banned cameras. holmes could be facing hundreds of charges. including 12 counts of first degree murder. expect charges for first degree assault and reckless engangment. >> if he gets convicted of ocout of murder, the possibility is death penalty. >> reporte they want that out of the hands of the police and the d.a.'s. because there is a position patient privilege. >> we tried asking dr. fenton, what if anything did she know about holmes and his alleged plans? she wasn't answering. always a chance that she knew nothing. that

we're going to go to david muir. on is scene since friday. he's outside the courthouse where james holmes is expected to make his first appearance today. good morning, david. >> reporter: they're expecting to see the suspect's face for first time today. we're told he's being held in isolation. he'll be taken through an underground tunnel to the courthouse behind me. so many people will be studying his face, his demeanor. that dyed hair. wondering how he could have changed so much there the video you're about to see this morning. >> a better game than rock, paper, scissors. >> reporter: for if first time in this exclusive video obtained by abc news, we see and hear james holmes. >> hello, i'm james. >> reporter: a thin teenager in and oversized shirt, wearing a hint of a smile. the video taken six years ago. he was at a summer science camp. the woman introducing him describing an intelligent teenager with a future. >> he enjoys playing soccer and strategy games an his -- and his dream is to own a slurpee machine. >> reporter: authorities are as

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david muir is traveling with romney and has more this morning from jerusalem. >> bianna, good morning from jerusalem. where mitt met with israeli prime minister benjamin net ya hue this morning. the two are longtime friends. emerging from israel here this morning, tough talk on iran. in fact, the foreign policy adviser with the romney campaign saying that romney would respect and back a military strike against tehran. romney is expected to elaborate on this later on in his speech. in an excerpt released, make no mistake, they're testing our moral defenses. they want to know who will object and who will look the other way. the obama administration hasn't taken military options off the table. we'll ask the governor for exact differences between what he's laying out and what the president is saying. >> david, thank you. dan? >>> will that warm welcome in israel be enough to erase memories of romney's snake-bitten visit to london. let's ask matthew dowd who's in for george stephanopoulos on "this week" today. so, pretty good start to the visit to israel. he had a rough ride in london. did

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without a fight. >> david muir reporting from colorado.at is it like to be shot and what goes through your mine as you wait for help. it's an ordeal san jose man remembers clearly after the 1988 massacre at the esl plant in sunny vaichlt he survived. so did the emotional scars of this day. story now from 7 news reporter david louie. >> i was face down on the floor and my glasses were filling full of blood. i thought i'm the only one in this room that blood has to be from me. i have been shot. >>reporter: greg to the hit in the finger and face by buck shot 24 years ago when richard farley burst into defense contractor esl in sunnyvale. 7 people were killed. scott was one of 4 wounded. as he lay on the floor of his office, is what went through his mind for about a minute. >> you have been shot you are bleeding profuse limit probably going to bleed to death. >>reporter: he doesn't recall any pain. even when pellet lodged in the neck. however it was a long wait over an hour before he could leave because the gunman was in the adjacent office wh

abc's david muir is traveling with mitt romney. >> everyone following his every word on this trip. we have other developing stories as well. we kick it off with ron claiborne. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with the suspect in the colorado movie theater massacre, james holmes will be appear in the araphoe county courtroom tomorrow. it's the first step in formally charging holmes with the shooting death of 12 people in the midnight showing of the new batman movie. abc's clayton sandell has the latest from aurora, colorado. >> reporter: the prosecution's hammer is about to fall on james holmes. >> formal filing of charges this monday, july 30th. >> reporter: for the first time monday the accused mass murderer will hear the charges against him. ten days after police said that he came to a midnight screening of "the dark knight" carrying an arsenal of guns and opening fire. for this hearing, the judge has banned cameras. the courtroom here is expected to be packed tomorrow. holmes could be facing hundreds of charges, including 12 counts of first degree murder, 58 counts of attemp

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david muir, abc news, colorado. >> we mentioned earlier that he was allegedly using the evidence bags when he was in jail. our denver affiliate says that detectives put bags over his hands to preserve any of the gunshot residue. he began playing with the bags acting like they were two puppet. he seemed completely unaffected by the news and completely out of it as well. continuing with the joker theme. >> there has been no remorse. he kept the joker persona up in jail. people have to wonder what made him snap. obviously there have been long-standing mental issues. no one loses it like that. there are theories, it was the end of a relationship, the final straw. you wonder, he was so academically gifted. did he have a struggle in his ph.d. program? dropouts in the program are very rare. was it an inner backlash with himself -- he didn't do as well in school as he thought or struggling in the program or mix of the two. you have to wonder what was the final straw here. and theories about, we don't know anything for sure, analysts say don't jump to any conclusions. there was a lot in the op

. >> romney says his comments have been mischaracterized in an interview with david muir he stood behindthem. >> i tend to tell people what i believe. >> reporter: today romney adviser says he thinks the trip was "a great success." also today from the romney camp take a look at a new app called mitt's vp. download it and you will be the first to know who romney picks as his running may. the announcement is expected any time between now and the gop convention august 27th. we've put a link to this app on abc7news.com on our political page. there are lots of other candidate links there as well. >>> president obama has no public events scheduled for today. we've learned who will give the keynote address on opening night of the democratic national convention i am take a look in is san antonio mayor castro -- during a previous appearance on cnn, he will be the first latino to deliver a keynote address at a democrat convention. president obama will need significant support from his -- hispanic voters. the first lady will also take the stage september 4th. >>> big deal may be brewing for pete's

david muir, abc news, jerusalem. >> and, again this is just about halfway through his international tourhe said, he said yesterday, that preventing iran from obtaining nuclear capabilities that is going to be his highest national security priority. >> right. and david, part of the interview, pressed him, said your strategy in terms of iran, israel doesn't seem too different from how the obama administration handed it. we will see if there is a strict difference here. some have been critical saying, israel, american tensions have never been worse than right now. so he is trying to heal some of those wounds and mend fences. see how it, how it plays out. >> one thing he is not doing on this tour, not, he is trying to not publicly criticize president obama or, really, really, critique him on foreign soil. he says he wants to stay away from that. that's not his place. >> out of respect. also david asked him, what about controversial comments you made in london. got a lot of headlines, obviously. romney said i don't regret it, pretty much. he stood by his comments. which is good. it may not ha

. >> romney says his comments have been mischaracterized in an interview with david muir he stood behindthem. >> i tend to tell people what i believe. >> reporter: today romney adviser says he thinks the trip was "a great success." also today from the romney camp take a look at a new app called mitt's vp. download it and you will be the first to know who romney picks as his running may. the announcement is expected any time between now and the gop convention august 27th. we've put a link to this app on abc7news.com on our political page. there are lots of other candidate links there as well. >>> president obama has no public events scheduled for today. we've learned who will give the keynote address on opening night of the democratic national convention i am take a look in is san antonio mayor castro -- during a previous appearance on cnn, he will be the first latino to deliver a keynote address at a democrat convention. president obama will need significant support from his -- hispanic voters. the first lady will also take the stage september 4th. >>> big deal may be brewing for pete's

here's david muir. >> reporter: like so many american families, dad was trying to figure out what happened's care gone. he sat down 5-year-old sadie and 3-year-old eva down, recording the whole thing. how did all this start? what did sadie say to eva? >> eva rks you want to take your hair out of your brains? then i got the idea of trimming her hair. >> reporter: how about a trim for the 3-year-old. and the 3-year-old remembers it the same way. >> you want me to cut your hair? and i said yes. >> reporter: so sadie went to work. >> i climbed up to get the scissors. i kept cutting. >> scissors? >> it was like, so, so hard to cut. >> reporter: apparently not hard enough. the result, a bob on one side but not the other. eva new when he big sister realized she had done something wrong. >> she was looking. she noticed some of it was short and some of it was long. >> reporter: and her dad, a reporter for the radio. this time, he was doing the reporting at home. >> did you mean to cut off that much hair? >> no. >> when did you realize something went wrong? >> when i was finished. i looked at her. i

our david muir is with him. >>> missed opportunity?eporter tracking down the psychiatrist who was see ing colorado shooter james holmes. the question, what did she know and what was she obligated to report? >>> and the newest bond girl -- >> good evening, mr. bond. >>> the story behind that amazing cameo everyone is talking about.