even the denver abc station contradicted that report. >> gets to be a kind of nbc problem when they were having the editorial gaffe. have to ask what is going on here and why is nobody checking. because on other stories abc doesn't do this. what happened in this case. i think some journalism student some where is going to have one heck of a master's thesis. >> a very competitive business journalism we al all want to be first but you have to get it right. >> you were saying how did this get on with brian ross. i doubt he runs things past other people. he is able to google and just go right on the air with it because he is a well established journalist that i think people trust. it is hard to understand how something like this happens how he wou even think that this, you you know, that he wouldn't think i want to make sure this is right. >> and why doesn't george stephanopoulos say wait a minute, a name like jim holmes is pretty common can we take a step back here? >> you would think so. i don't even understand the chain of logic from tea party to shooting movie theaters. i mean this is no

abc. >> we do want to let everybody know what's going on. there has been a mass shooting at a movie peter just outside denver colorado in aurora, colorado. abc news has confirmed the police say that there are 10 fatalities and at least 20 injured, a gunman acting along a, opening fire in two movie theaters, numbers eight and nine at the"the dark knight rises" premiere. >> there were huge crowds for the movie all across the country. no one anticipated anything like this happening. they found explosive device. this has been confirmed by authorities. the suspect is in custody. sounds like he was a lone wolf but he did work alone. they are not clear as to whether it was planted in the theater whether this was premeditated, or whether this was actually thrown into the crowd sometime after the movie began. a dark crowded room obviously. >> clayton, are you still on the phone? >> yes, this will be a massive response and investigation, no doubt. there is an fbi task force made up of fbi agents and local officers who work on violent crime in this area. i'm sure they will be responding as well. if this will be a very large investigation involving a

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> unbelievable. wouldn't you love that?ks for a vacation, that's a pretty good vacation. if you're bringing a big family, maybe not. hey, look at us! >> let's do it. >> i've got a lose a few pounds, my physique's slipping. >> i can't unplug. >> where are we, on a cruise ship? >> greece, yes. >> what's that? >> santorini. >> follow us on facebook at wnnfans.com. >>> this morning on "world news now," mean season. from the killer storms in texas to wildfires threatening california, it is an especially intense record-breaking summer. >> while some areas got flooded overnight, a big part of the country is getting absolutely no rain at all. it's monday, july 16th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, i'm john muller in for rob nelson. >> i'm sunny hostin for paula ferris. we're filling in today. >> we're filling in, we're getting to know each other. >> yes. >> we're on a roll, let's keep it up. all right. wild weather. >> yes. >> am i supposed to read or you? >> you read. >> wild weather making for a recor

clayton sandell abc news denver. >> i can't wait to see how that ends. that's wndz for saturday.ir will be back here tomorrow night. thanks for watching. good night.

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clayton sandell abc news denver. >> i can't wait to see how that ends.world news" tore this saturday. be sure to watch "good morning america" first thing tomorrow. david muir will be back here tomorrow night. for david 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 i

. >> for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> wruld you do it? >> no. but i do admire that people are so adventurous. all right. >> i wouldn't do it, either >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- the strange last days of sage stallone, new details of vil veser the stallone's son's last day. >>> and the mystery in missouri, two women missing and two children found abandoned in their crib, a desperate plea from a desperate father as police are starting to sift through some really alarming clues we'll have a full report on this case coming up. >>> plus, is it possible for our dan harris go viral? can this video of hovercat help him do that? i think so. we'll dive into the science of how something goes viral? that's dan and his hovercat. keep it here. ( telephone rings ) hi, honey. how's the camping trip? well, kids had fun, but i think i slept on a rock. what are you doing? having coffee. ah, sounds good! i thought you'd say that. ah. ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ you're the best! wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. ♪ ... is folgers in

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abc's david wright begins our coverage tonight from the denver suburb of aurora. >> good evening, bill. we're a few yards away from the theater where that massacre took place. at this hour t coroner is at a blow kal high school where families have been agonizing all day about their missing loved one. outside that high school, as you can see, people are crying. >> the midnight showing of the "dark knight rises," fans across the country, irresistible as the bat signal. at the century 16 theater here in aurora, the crowd included jennifer seeger, a young couple with their two kids and jessica ghawi, a 25-year-old sports caster who goes by the name jessica redfield. movie doesn't start for 20 minutes, she wrote, excitedly in capital letters. the last tweet she would ever send at 11:37. about 12:05 right as the credits started to role, a man in the front row got up, pretending to take a phone call. he went out the emergency exit, dropping open the door behind him. 24-year-old james eagan holmes was apparently gearing up for an action scene of his own. police say he had with him a smith & we

. >> reporter: for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> i bet they'll get it the next time. >> would you do it. >> no but i do admire people that are so adventurous. i feel lazy every time we talk about these stories. i keep my feet on the ground and here they are up in the sky with balloons. all right. >> i wouldn't do it either. >>> coming up on "good morning america," the strange last days of sage stallone, new details in the mysterious death of sylvester stallone's son. he was set to get married this weekend. so why did it take nearly a week for anyone to discover he had died? >>> and the mystery in missouri, two women missing and two children found abandoned in their crib. a desperate plea from a desperate father as police are starting to sift through some really alarming clues. we're going to have a full report on this case coming up. >> that's a scary story. >>> plus, is it possible for our very own dan harris to go viral? can this video of him with the so-called hovercat help him do that? i think so. we're going to dive into this fascinating science of

until further reporting from colorado, rebecca stevens, abc 7 news. the denver broncos are hoping to the spirits of survivors of the shooting. the teamzen members of visited if with patience yesterday and met with emergency provided the who initial care. >> the patients have been to us.ng stories. guy covered another woman his friend'sts for fiancee. >> it puts life and prospective. are all blessed to be here. >> the broncos say they are the fact that the patients they met absent positive attitudes. stay with abc 7 news and [unintelligible] and wjla.com for the latest. no way paused to remember its own shooting tragedy. a year ago yesterday, 69 people died in a shooting spree and an youth retreat and eight bombing in the capital. norway posted prime minister of theead the side lanterns and floors were placed in water. a trial for suspect anders breivik ended last month. verdict to be announced in the next few weeks. >> the n.c.a.a. this morning is expected to announce againstented penalties school'se for the of a child sex abuse involving former assistant coach

abc news, centennial. >>> a homeless shelter in denver is hit with the food bug. >>> and we'll talk about another bug tonight, bedbugs. check your sheets and somewhere else after you see this story coming up. . >>> she blazed the trails into orbit like no american woman had done before. sally ride flew into space in 1983. >> today, the down-to-earth physicist died at the age of 61. she flew in the challenger in 1983. she joined the astronaut program in 1978. she was an advocate for science, math and education and an author of children's' science book. she was a true american pioneer, who sparked the imagination and a generation of women and girls. ride died after a 17-month battle with pancreatic cancer. >>> ambulances were lining outside a mission in denver, colorado, last night, where at least 50 people got food poisoning. the denver rescue mission served dinner at 5:00 and people got sick an hour later. fire officials believe the turkey dinner was donated in good faith. the mission staff says they inspect the food and check the temperature before serving it to anyone. >>> the enter national aids conferenc

abc's chris cuomo. david. >> diane, when we boarded the plane today to come to denver, people on the plane saying have yourd, can you believe it that this kind of tragedy would strike this region again. this movie theater is 13 miles from columbine high school. so many of the stories we heard today heart breaking. they dealt with this just a few years ago, diane. >> and chris, final thoughts from you? >> not over yet, diane. still so many struggling for life in the hospital, families who don't know what happened. people dealing with head shots, chest wounds. this is far from over. yet, we must remember, we got lucky here. the police know this theater very well. they're used to trouble here. they knew the ins and outs of this theater. they got men here in two minutes. if not for that response time, who knows what he would have done? >> it was an extraordinary response for law enforcement. the may mayor said today, we will be back on our feet after taking a blow. i want everyone to know that chris cuomo and i will coanchoring a special edition of 20/20 don't. we will have new details and new photos as well.

denver suburb. katie is live with new details on the suspected gunman. >> reporter: we have the name, abc news reportinghe suspect is james holmes in custody and has been immediately after the shooting. authorities believe he acted alone. also on the death toll newest on the wounded, that has been downgraded some good news, all morning it has been 14, we are now learning 12. the youngest victim three months old, some 50 people were wounded some who survived are being treated for gunshot wound and some for tear gascon tam nation. a gunman wearing a gas mask set off and you known gas and fired into the crowded movie theater this is popular, the newnyax batman movie there have been midnight shootings all over the country we talked with some as they left the late showing in san jose this morning. >> i don't know hard to say what i want to say, my heart goes out to the families who were injured and the ones that passed away. >> some people want to be heroes others want to be villains. kind of sick. sick to see that in the real world. >> reporter: another update. 38 people reported injured. 12 dead and 38 peo

abc headquarters here in new york. we want to bring you some details on a breaking story out of aurora, colorado, this morning. a scary situation. a suburban denver apparently, there's been a mass shooting. what we're hearing from police so far. there are a number of casualties already. >> yes, the aurora police have confirmed with abc news, 20 injuries, ten confirmed dead that we know of now. one suspect has been taken into custody, believed that there's one more suspect that is on the loose. again, this was at the premiere of "the dark knight returns," new batman movie that so many folks were lined up to see last night. a mass shooting at the movie theater outside denver, colorado, in aurora. >> a scary situation here. in case you're waking up, it was the century 16 movie theater there. a suburb of denver. apparently theaters 8 and 9. this according to aurora police here. again, as you can imagine, a quickly developing story here. we don't have many of the detai releas the police which we do expect momentarily here. again, suspect in custody. cf1& do expect momentarily here. again, suspect in custody. cf1& 20 injuries. b starting atht . were li

denver not to release them. >> there is coverage of the tragedy continuing at abc 7 news.com. we have more information. >> the president held a first cabinet meeting with a focus on the economy. the president urging house rin republicans to extend middle class tax cuts and says it will give families and businesses certainty in a crime of -- time of economic concern. >> this will be good for the economy as a whole. and now, only thing going prevent the vast majority of americans is if the house does math. >> there is little chance the house will go along. republicans say it doesn't extend tax cuts to high earners. mitt romney appears to be backing from comments questioning whether britain is ready for olympics. romney met today with british prime minister david cameron. earlier brought up problems with limp sick security and threats of a strike by staff at heathrow airport. he says he expects games to be successful. >> there is my experience as olympic organizer is that there are a few things that didn't end up going not quite right in the first day of socht those get ironed ou

denver. he pushed his girlfriend amanda to the floor, but he was shot before he could get down. tonight, she tells abc news -- >> didn't even -- didn't even hesitate. i sat there for a minute. not knowing what was going on. and he pulled me down. and he covered my head. and he said, shh, it's okay, shh. he did. he'd do anything for me. he always told me that too. i just -- i wish i could have protected him the same way he protected me. and he -- i've been telling people he was my angel that night. but he was my angel every day i knew him, from the day i met him. >> reporter: in another part of the theater, another man with the same instinct, john larimer, a navy man, who jumped over his seat to cover his girlfriend, julia. appearing on fox news, she told her side of it. >> he just ducked over and held my head tight and put his body in front of mine. and in the process of doing so, he actually got shot. >> reporter: these stories are heartbreaking, but they are also inspiring. how do you explain these few? part of it is just a mystery, says psychologist frank farley, who's studied heroism for years. >>

abc 2news at 11. >> new details with that deadly rampage at a movie theater outside of denver colorado. everything that you need to know. >> still showers on the radar tonight. will we see sun by sunday? we will have it coming up. >> [inaudible] >> enough to block the sun from that boy. we show you a line of clothing that come was an apf rating. the news starts right now. >> we start tonight with a quick look at your weekend ahead after a dreary day the night is no byter. we have a look at the overnight forecast and hopefully some of that rain will leave the area. >> a lot of it has. we will still seashores tonight. maybe into saturday but we think the flood threat starting to back off. most lsof the flash flood watc has been canceled. let's look at the radar, show you where some of showers this evening and a lot of the rainfall activity is to the west right now and especially to our south, a lot of rain down here for the lower eastern shore. some of it may come up into ocean city but this cluster won't impact the baltimore area. still some showers through the overnight period. maybe a

but the judge presiding over the criminal case ordered university of colorado-denver not to release them. t.j. winick, abcshould point out james holmes will be back in court this coming monday, the 30th, that is the hearing where he will be formally charged. >> members of the house and senate pay tribute to the victims yesterday along with first responders who were called to the movie theater. there are some reports coming out that actually some of, not the firstme o ambulances that, tha may took a little bit too long to get t they're trying to track some the records. they said they could have go there sooner. >> the police response was like 2 minutes. >> police response was fantastic. but, in terms of some of the emco yre ure dec w p inte ig in pthrhuck th shok the person was sento to death almost 20 years later which has forced the family to relive the event so much. one of the factors they will consider whether to pursue the death penalty against james holme '93. the guy is still around. though sentenced to death. interesting, you know, another tragedy in the same city pl out. >>> though the gun contro

abc's larry jacobs. >> reporter: in denver, wednesday afternoon the first of what will be too many memorial services allear-old, gordon cowden brought his teenage children to the movie. they escaped unharmed. he lost his life. >> it was hard, but it was good. >> reporter: in aurora, some of the survivors of that rampage now heading home, healthy enough to reflect on that night. >> even though i didn't know if i would live that night, much less have my leg, god was with me, and i was at peace. i was okay. >> reporter: in a gesture of compassion, three of the hospitals will limit or wipe out their medical bills. so many of the victims are young, not insured and could face insurmountable costs. now new information about a suspicious package delivered to the university of colorado services facility building monday prompting a nearly three-hour evacuation. abc news learned that investigators are examining a notebook reportedly sent to a psychiatrist at the school where holmes had been a student. the school maintains it is unable to discuss anything further about holmes or that package, citing a gag order pla

denver. mcdonald's is focusing on soar.n as beef prices that is making a backyard barbecues more expensive for the fourth of july holiday. stories coming up next hour. headquartersberg in new york, linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. looking at 76 degrees on this tuesday. power problems are frustrating enough, the are affecting traffic signals. may for summer of commutes. [ female announcer ] with swiffer dusters, a great clean doesn't have to take longer. i'm done... i'm going to read one of these. i'm going to read one of these! [ female announcer ] unlike sprays and dust rags, swiffer 360 dusters extender gets into hard to reach places so you can get unbelievable dust pick up in less time. i love that book! can you believe the twin did it? ♪ [ female announcer ] swiffer. great clean in less time. or your money back. ♪ tuesday morning, we have a little rain, isolated and spotty showers. let's go to live super doppler 7. in dale city over 95 towards the potomac and approaching the , there's a shower to the southeast. don't see any lightning and thunder. thing mary's county, some more no lightning or thunder. and in loveville, a shower. slight chance of the late they thundershowe

denver area. >> a shooting in aurora colorado just a few minutes after the start of "batman: the dark knight rises." >> we are getting new information. abc news is reporting that the suspect is 24 years old and was wearing a mask and a bulletproof vest inside the theater. one suspect is in custody and is believed to be acting by himself. the handgun or rifle was found with this individual, with the suspect. a third weapon was also found. authorities are not say what that was at this point. we understand that there was some sort of gas or canister released before the gunfire erupted. the latest number being 14 people confirmed dead and 50 people injured in this devastating shooting inside the premiere at the movie theater. we are getting reports from more people in the theater. one man in the theater next to the one where the gunfire erupted says his friend was shot in the neck. he describes what was going on in his mind when he heard all of that. >> i thought it was some punks who brought fireworks and said, let's do this at the opening and people will notice us. people tried to get attention. >> when your friend was shot in the next, wh

abc news. "i need to call the police." authorities said today the planning for the theater attack began at least two months ago when holmes purchased the first two guns of his arsenal at denverrea stores, passing the required background checks. >> in the last 60 days he purchased four guns at local metro gun shops. and through the internet he purchased over 6,000 rounds of ammunition. >> reporter: it was over the last few months that holmes, who was phi beta kappa in college, saw his academic and career dreams collapse as he withdrew from a ph.d. program in neuroscience at university of colorado's denver campus. >> i think the motive is his life has continued to collapse for i bet a number of months or maybe even a few years. and as his issues with perhaps delusion, paranoia got greater, he couldn't deal with what was going on around him. >> reporter: holmes grew up in a prosperous san diego community called rancho penasquitos. this is holmes six years ago, called jimmy, a high school senior, a member of the junior varsity soccer team at westview high school. >> that's where it made me think about the times where he was picked on in class. he was just that person always smir

abc news, colorado. >> we mentioned earlier that he was allegedly using the evidence bags as hand puppets when he was in jail. our denverthat 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-ed, the killer is rarely who he seems. >> 12 de

abc news. i have got to call the police. today his father robert left the family home in san diego under police protection to fly to denver. in colorado, police continue to search holms apartment which was described as elaborately booby-trapped with chemicals and incidiary devices. >> brian ross reporting. now police said he was so calm because had he taken the pain killer vicodin. intense situation at the apartment. it's booby-trap full of trip wires containers of flammable liquid and large improper priced explosive device. situation so dangerous authorities have camera scanning the room. one official told us that holms is some kind of mad scientist. >> that room about were designed to explode if police had raced through the door. officials believe it was part of a plan to massacre police if he had been killed at the scen scene. it could take days before that unit is secured. >>> whether he will there are incredible moving tales of survival coming out about all this. how one row, one seat in fact meant the difference between life and death. 30 people still in the hospital. 11 are in critical condition tonight. chris cuomo

abc 7 news at 5:00 and she'll tweet updates. >> and we know the name of one of the victims of the massacre. aspiring sportscaster went professionally by jessica redfield, an intern in a denver radio station. we'll have the heart breaking way the world found out about her death today. >> we're learning more about the gunman. he grew up in san diego and graduated with honors in uc riverside. >> he was in the process of withdrawing from the university of colorado. >> now more on that california connection. >> the 24-year-old james holmes grew up in a well to do subsush in san diego, northeastern part of the city. our sister station was there this morning at the suspect's house, the suspect's father was escorted away by police. san diego police walked robert holmes out of his house this morning. officers say they wanted to protect the suspect's father from reporters questions. robert holmes driven to the airport in san diego and he boarded a southwest flight to colorado. >> police handed out a written statement which reads our hearts go out to those involved in this tragedy. neighbors say they remembered the west view high school graduate as a quiet, smart boy. >> still refer t

denver post" reports background checks went up 41% compared to the week before. the alleged ooter, james holmes will be formally charged next week. prosecutors may seek the death penalty. larry jacobs, abcients brought to university of colorado hospital. 14 have been treated and released. five patients remain in critical condition. one in good condition. two in fair. you heard the wonderful story about the baby boy hugo that was born. >> against all odds. >> mom was 9 months pregnant. a healthy little boy. his father in critical condition but is making some strides. breathing on his own. and his heart rate, everything goes up when, when, he hears the name and people talk about him. >> every tragedy has its silver lining. the baby is the silver lining in what happened in colorado too. scary, too -- the assault weapon ban was in effect, expired in 2004 under president bush. holmes would not have been able to purchase the deadliest of the weapons, ar-15 assault rifle. politically on both sides of the aisle there is no will to get anything done this year. very interesting the idea gun sales are up 41% in colorado since the tragedy. you know, at a certain point, violence begets violence. and

denver broncos and the upcoming season. no out of the ordinary pattern at all that we can find. but the intriguing thing, and i don't know whether kok radio followed up on this, abcs is reporting that when the authorities contacted his mother arlene holmes in san diego she said "you have the right person." has there been any more about that? >> no, and i think bill that really took a lot of us by surprise. that came several hours ago and i know when i was on the air with our continuing coverage on koa i saw that tweet come across and i thought it was very odd for her to say that about her son. and we continue to talk to these victims and really we haven't been able to follow up certainly from denver to san diego. >> bill: we don't really know more about that but that is troubling if the man's own mother would say hey, usually they say exactly the opposite. as jon scott reported up top, he booby trapped h his apartment in aurora. looking at it now. and he he put chemicals in jars with wires, obviously wanting to hurt more people. the authorities say anything more about that. >> they call this sophisticated and clearly i think you even indicated earlier in the show

denver broncos and the upcoming season. no out of the ordinary pattern at all that we can find. but the intriguing thing, and i don't know whether kok radio followed up on this, abceporting that when the authorities contacted his mother arlene holmes in san diego she said "you have the right person." has there been any more about that? >> no, and i think bill that really took a lot of us by surprise. that came several hours ago and i know when i was on the air with our continuing coverage on koa i saw that tweet come across and i thought it was very odd for her to say that about her son. and we continue to talk to these victims and really we haven't been able to follow up certainly from denver to san diego. >> bill: we don't really know more about that but that is troubling if the man's own mother would say hey, usually they say exactly the opposite. as jon scott reported up top, he booby trapped h his apartment in aurora. looking at it now. and he he put chemicals in jars with wires, obviously wanting to hurt more people. the authorities say anything more about that. >> they call this sophisticated and clearly i think you even indicated earlier in the show that

denver broncos and the upcoming season. no out of the ordinary pattern at all that we can find. but the intriguing thing, and i don't know whether kok radio followed up on this, abcting that when the authorities contacted his mother arlene holmes in san diego she said "you have the right person." has there been any more about that? >> no, and i think bill that really took a lot of us by surprise. that came several hours ago and i know when i was on the air with our continuing coverage on koa i saw that tweet come across and i thought it was very odd for her to say that about her son. and we continue to talk to these victims and really we haven't been able to follow up certainly from denver to san diego. >> bill: we don't really know more about that but that is troubling if the man's own mother would say hey, usually they say exactly the opposite. as jon scott reported up top, he booby trapped h his apartment in aurora. looking at it now. and he he put chemicals in jars with wires, obviously wanting to hurt more people. the authorities say anything more about that. >> they call this sophisticated and clearly i think you even indicated earlier in the show that he w