dr. fenton that mr. holmes asserts are privileged. holmes is expected to be formally charged on monday. ♪ ♪ lsday, funerals were held for three of the shooting victims, including 18-year-old a.j. boyt. he graduated high school in may. tia anthony would have attended art school with him in the fall. >> the fact that he was an artist and he was so young, just so young. o> reporter: she came to remember him at this memorial across the street from the site of the shooting. anotives of another victim, alex sullivan, was also there. they told us alex is in a better place, but they said pray for the family and friends he left behind. eachried to reach dr. fenton today but were unsuccessful to get any comment from her. the university said it can't comment because of the ongoing gag order. scott. no pelley: anne we know dr. fenton's a psychiatrist, but ses she have a specialty? it reporter: the university won't say, scott, whether she has a specialty, but we do know she's been given grants in the past to study schizophrenia. >> pelley: 11 of t

dr. fenton's a psychiatrist, but does she have a spocial?reporter: the university won't say, scott, whether she has a specialty, but we do know she's been given grants in the past to study constituencies sc. >> pelley: 11 of the wounded are still in the hospital tonight. five of of them are in critical condition. now to the economy. we learned today that it is slowing down. the government reported a weak growth rate in the second quarter of just 1.5%. that is down from 2% in the first quarter. here's one reason it matters-- in the first quarter, the economy was creating, on average, 226,000 jobs a month, but by spring, that had plunged to 75,000 jobs a month, and that isn't nearly enough to bring down the unemployment rate. what's gone wrong? rebecca jarvis says have a look at spending by consumers. >> reporter: consumer spending grew by just 1.5% this spring, the weakest in a year, and not nearly enough to jump start growth and create jobs. economist diane swank: >> right now we have the highest risk of a second recession that we have had s

dr. lynn fenton. holmes, a former ph.d student there, was a psychiatric patient of dr. fenton who in 2005 was disciplined by a state medical board for inappropriately dispensing medications and for unprofessional conduct. did she have holmes on any medications? were there hints he was unraveling? did she warn campus police or other authorities? in court judge sylvester ordered a hearing on whether any evidence and details of the suspect's contacts with dr. fenton will remain protected and confidential. >> what holmes told the psychiatrist is the key to the outcome of this case. >> reporter: with hearings scheduled on a range of issues the actual arraignment won't take place until mid november, 3 1/2 months from now. that is when the defense will enter a plea. perhaps not guilty by reason of insanity and also when the prosecution might signal whether it intends to seek the death penalty. >> mike taibbi, thanks. >>> mitt romney continues tonight what was supposed to be a low risk and statesman like three-nation overseas trip. instead and beginning with his conversation wit

dr. fenton was recovered by police in the schoolroom on monday. sources say the package contained a letter written by holmes a describes shooting people it's unclear when holmes sent package. holmeses lawyers say the discovery of the letter should never have been made public because it contains communications from mr. holmes a doctor fenton that mr. hall asserts are privileged holmes is expected to begin formally charged on monday. did waves we intended to reach dr. fans and the were unsuccessful university says it cannot comments due to the ongoing gag order will be do know is that dr. fenton did obtain grants to study schizophrenia. in warner's cbs news centennial colorado. the famous committee had found out that they don't think his joke about the movie theater massacre is funny now dean cup apologizing cbs reporter art baron says as bad as he's not the only one who's tried to make a ton fall in national tragedy. canadians live for laughs bad thing coaxing. hbo's vicious circle is drawing criticism. he apologizes for joking about the colorado b

dr. fenton that mr. holmes asserts are privileged. >> this morning, there are some questions about holmes' psychiatrist. dr. lynn fenton was by the board. some of the shooting victims remain hospitalized this morning. >>> back overseas and what may be the decisive battle in the syria's civil war. heavy fighting is reported there this morning. government forces are pounding the city. a u.n. official says 200,000 people have fled aleppo. >> reporter: demolished tanks and rubble littered the streets of aleppo on sunday after troops pounded areas held by rebel forces. the president's troops say they have recaptured parts of the country's largest city. u.s. defense secretary said asad's latest attack proves they lack the legitimacy to rule. >> i think it ultimately will be a nail in asad's coffin. >> asad's regime struggling to maintain power over the last two weeks now. but on sunday, government forces declared victory in damascus and used heavy artillery in aleppo. >> the key right now is to continue to bri

dr. lynn fenton, holmes, a former ph.d. student there, was a psychiatric patient of dr. fenton's, who was disciplined for unprofessional conduct. did she have haeolmes on any medicati medication? did she warn campus police or other authorities? judge william silvestri ordered a hearing on whether the dealings with holmes and fenton will be kept confidential. >> that was mike tiabi from centennial, colorado. in november, the defense will enter a plea, same time that the state will reveal whether it's seeking the death penalty. >>> new faces emerge for the u.s. swimming squad. willie geist joins us live from london with full highlights. plus, willie will have a preview of what to watch. a check of weather when we come back. >>> they were camping right along the iranian border, a beautiful area filled with mountains, near a waterfall when they crossed into iran according to iranian officials and quickly surrounded by iranian security and remained in detention. this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead

dr. fenton discussed, are we not? >> no. >> of course that comes up, mark.l absolutely, it does, mark. >> wait, you're talking about the notebook or just general stuff? >> megyn: all of it. you're telling me we don't get to see the records between the alleged shooter and his psychiatrist? >> probably. megyn: yeah. >> probably. megyn: we're going to get to see it. so then we will find out whether they discussed his homicidal tendencies, and do we all agree, though, as mark points out it's going to have to be specific, he can't say i'm thinking about killing somebody, it's got to be -- we all agree? >> yeah. megyn: doctor's records right after this break. or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. meg

dr. fenton that mr. holmes asserts are privileged. mr. holmes was a psychiatric patient of dr. protected. "outfront" tonight, drew

dr. lynn fenton.trist at the university of colorado and director of student mental health services. cbs news reports the package included a description of how holmes was planning to kill people. defense attorneys argue it should be protected under doctor/patient privilege. psychologist eric fisher joins us to talk about this. we're hoping to learn more about what was in this notebook, this package. we don't want to speculate about how much this psychiatrist, dr. fenton, might have known about james holmes. but i'm curious what you say about the limits of confidentiality. when do you have to disclose? when does patient/doctor privilege no longer apply? >> there were laws passed in the '70s that states when a patient states a clear and present danger to a person we have the obligation to warn that person, warn family, people who might be related to them, and authorities. so the issue of this and what comes up is how are we compromising our relationship with that client that they might withhold informati

dr. fenton about his plans, but if he did say something about planning an attack, what is herw responsibility in terms of notifying authorities? >> certainly, she would tihave v a duty e to warn, if the attackk was, if the attack threat was specific and imminent.im that's essentially the rule that mental healthcare providers are supposed to follow, but in terms of what he might have said, ifsa it was more general, if it was in some situation where he was, where there wasn't a specific threat she would be off theo hook.e >> is it a violation of hipaaat laws to iorelease details in cot about her private conversations with him before the attack? >> it can be. there is certainly doctor/patient privilege.or we've already seen leaks thatle seem to akinvestment that, and n -- violate that, and if it's in his best interest to -- >> does she legally have toto reveal what she knows about holmes leading to the massacre,t if she's called to testify, which i would imagine she's going to. >> essentially she will.tial their might be a couple loopholes she could use, but she's goingse to essentially gie ntwh

dr. fenton and his communications with her are protected. that attorney is now trying to get ahold of that package and the contents of which according to cbs news supposedly describe how holmes would kill people. the information is privileged according to holmes' attorney, confidential, and should not be in the hands of police. i want to tell you this, that on monday school officials including the campus police chief did answer some questions and i want you to specifically listen to this exchange i had with the police chief regarding the holmes interaction with campus security. >> did your department or any of your officers have any interaction with this student whatsoever? >> i don't have any information on him at all. >> did you do a records check on him? >> yes. and as you already know, i think it was a traffic ticket from aurora. that's it for us, them, and everyone. >> nothing ever brought him to your attention in any way? >> we've had no contact with him on a criminal matter whatsoever as a police department. >> a spokesperson for the

dr. fenton that mr. holmes asserts are privileged. mr. holmes was a psychiatric patient of dr. nton and his communications with her are protected. "outfront" tonight, drew griffin, who has been investigating this story. good to see you. let me just ask you what you think the significance is of this package, the letter and the court filing, where they're saying this is privileged. >> well, i think the significance is we now know that holmes, this person who's accused in this horrendous crime, was seeing a campus psychiatrist before the shooting took place, erin. and what does that entail? we don't know. there will be a lot of questions not only from prosecutors but from so many families as to what that communication, what that treatment was for. what was holmes telling his doctor about what was going on in his head? and the logical question is, what, if anything, should or could that doctor have said or done to try to intervene in what was this horrendous event. >> with her there, right, that there could have been images of someone shooting people. are there any indications from

dr. fenton that mr. holmes asserts are privileged. mr. holmes was a psychiatric patient of dr. th her are protected. "outfront" tonight, drew griffin, who has been investigating this story. good to see you. let me just ask you what you think the significance is of this package, the letter and the court filing, where they

dr. fenton, what if anything did she know about holmes and his alleged plans? dr. fenton. she wasn't answering. always a chance that she knew nothing. that holmes kept his alleged plan a deadly secret. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, aurora, colorado. >>> now to syria, the key city of aleppo, the government forces are intensely shelling districts of the city and there are fears of heavy casualties. alex marquardt is there. and one of handful broadcasters broadcasting from inside rebel-controlled syria. >> reporter: opposition forces said that tanks, helicopters, gun ships were used. a showdown had been looming for days. rebel forces had taken control of some parts of this city. syrian newspaper around with that the regimen would mount the battle of battles. to back full control of the city. >> alex, reporting. >>> a and a private plane carrying florida senator mario rubio was forced to maybe an emergency landing. in new mexico. he was traveling from las vegas to des moines, iowa. rubio made his appearance by phone at the des moines rally. the senator

dr. lynn fenton, who according to her website, specializes in schizophrenia. defense is angry that evidence was leaked. the question now is what, if anything, did hol. ss' psychiatrist here at the university know. and if there were specific warning science about his plans, was she required to speak up? >> if a psychologist or psychiatrist feels a patient of theirs may pose a threat, in most states, they're obligated to do something. >> reporter: overnight, our denver affiliate said that dr. fenton was once reprimanded for pribs medicine to family members and employees. the owners of this gun shop say holmes may have visited this remote shooting range for practice. >> they insinuated he came up here more than once. >> reporter: nobody remembers seeing him in the mountains. investigators left behind these pictures, hoping to job jog memories that might give more answers. >>> and police in maryland may have prevented a work place shooting. a 28-year-old man calling himself a joker was taken into custody for allegedly threatening to fire upon his business that rec

dr. fenton is the medical director of student mental health services at the university of colorado denver into medical campus homes is a graduate student at the school. earlier this week school officials said students were monitored by mental health specialists. >>> the faculty in program leadership knies of a regular basis to discuss how the students doing this dies in a difficult students. and pakistan buy homes to dr. denton was recovered by police in the school mailroom on monday. sources said the package contained a letter written by homes that describes shooting people. it is unclear what when he said the package holmeses lawyers said the discovery of the letter should never have been made public. it has a contained communications from mr. holmes a doctor fenton that mr. holmes asserts of privilege. holmes is expected to be formally charged on monday. dirichlet's we tended to restock descendant of run successful the university says it cannot comment tuesday ongoing gag order. will we do know is that the doctor did obtain grants to study schizophrenia. >>> and warner cbs news centenn

dr. lynn fenton was disciplined of prooibing drugs to her husband, a co-worker and herself. some of the shooting victims remain hospitalized this morning. a fund for the victims grew to more than $3 million over the weekend. back overseas and what may be the decisive battle in the syrian civil war. heavy fighting is reported there this morning. government forces are pounding the city to oust rebel fighters. a u.n. official says 200,000 people have fled aleppa. >> reporter: demolished tanks and rub el littered the streets after syrian troops pounded areas led by rebel forces. troops say they have recaptured part of the country's largest city. u.s. defense secretary said assad's latest attack is that the government's holds rule. >> i think ultimately, will be a nail in assad's coffin. >> assad's regime had been struggling to maintain power after rebels made major advances in syria's two largest cities. but on sunday, government forces declared victory in damascus. a challenge for the rebels. >> the key right now is to continue to bring that prshl on syria. to provide assistanc

dr. fenton's home but there was no answer. from a person who may hold -- the alleged attack was legal or an insanity. >> it will be tough to win an an insanity defense. they have sho show he didn't understand what he was doing in wrong. >> reporter: and holmes spoke once in court when a judge asked film had delay a hearing. his answer, yes. if he is convicted, he could be facing the death penalty. >> thanks so much, clayson sandell from colorado. >>> now we move overseas to the battle in syria. it has the world on edge tonight. america's ally, israel, right next door. terrorists are trying to infill rate the rebel forces. these are new rebt forces in the commercial center of syria. hundreds of thousands of syrians have fled the city. but alex marquette has made the journey in syria and they report tonight from syria on what they are seeing. >> reporter: as the sun came over the horizon, word came the border was clear. we raced up the hill, hiding from a nearby turkish military post, and crossed through a big hole in the border

dr. lin fenton. the prosecution is objecting. the ap is reporting dr. fenton was disciplined back in 2004 for not keeping updated records prescribing medications to not only herself but also her family as well as colleagues. but lawyers right now are really both just focusing on monday's arraignment. we will learn the extent of the charges against holmes. we know that he is facing 12 counts of first-degree murder but potentially up to 58 counts of attempted first-degree murder. >> carol chambers has to make decisions. streamline the case with just murder charges or want to throw the book at the defendant. for example you can charge him with possession of incentary explosive devices. you mae even charge burglary. >> reporter: we know there will be no courtroom cameras in the courtroom on monday and although we don't expect to hear him speak we do know that he is sitting in arapahoe county jail and has access to both tv and newspapers. >> thank you for that report. for more of elizabeth's reporting and up to the minute details on the colorado movie massacr

dr. fenton and his communications with her are protected.y is now trying to get ahold of that package and the contents of which according to cbs news supposedly describe how holmes would kill people. the information is privileged according to holmes' attorney, confidential, and should not be in the hands of police. i want to tell you this, that on monday school officials including the campus police chief did answer some questions and i want you to specifically listen to this exchange i had with the police chief regarding the holmes interaction with campus security. >> did your department or any of your officers have any interaction with this student whatsoever? >> i don't have any information on him at all. >> did you d

dr. lynn fenton.s the head of student medical health services at the university of colorado's aurora campus. and according to holmes' attorney, mr. holmes was a psychiatric patient of dr. fenton and his communications with her are protected. that attorney is now trying to get ahold of that package and the contents of which, according to cbs news, supposedly describe how holmes would kill people. the information is privileged, according to holmes' attorney, confidential and should not be in the hands of the police. > now, i want to tell you this, on monday, school officials, including the campus police chief did answer some questions. and i want you to specifically listen to this exchange i had with the police chief regarding holmes' interaction with the campus security. >> did your department or any of your officers have any interaction with this student whatsoever? >> we -- i don't have any information on him at all. >> did you do a records check on him? >> yes. and as you already know, i think there

dr. lynn fenton, who, according to her website, specializes in schizophrenia.al team is angry that leaks to the media revealed a package holmes sent to fenton. claiming the notebook in that package and whatever it reveals is protected by doctor-patient confidentiality. the question now is what, if anything, did holmes' psychiatrist here at the university know? and if there were specific warning science -- signs about his plans, was she required to speak up? >> if a psychologist or psychiatrist feels a patient of theirs may pose a threat, in most states, they're obligated to do something. >> reporter: overnight, our denver affiliate kmgh tv said that dr. fenton was once reprimanded by the state of colorado for prescribing medication to family members and employees. the investigators are trying to retrace holmes steps. the owner of this gun shop said federal agents told him that holmes may have come to this range to practice. >> they insinuated he came up here more than once. >> reporter: nobody remembers seeing him in the mountains. investigators left behind the

dr. fenton was disciplined in 2004 for prescribing medication for herself and family and colleagues lawyers are preparing on monday's arraignment. we'll learn the extent of the charges against holmes. on monday. carol chambers has to announce what charges she is bringing. potentially we are talking about over 100 charges and 12 counts was first degree murder and 58 counts of attempted first degree murder. and first degree assault. >> there are no cameras in the courtroom on monday, uma, we expect that will acknowledge he understands thes but don't expect him to speak at all. >> thank you for the update. >> one of the victims of last week's shooting is happily reunited with his family. derec got a welcome home from his friend family in raleigh, carolina yesterday. >> it is very, very much. good to see my brother and cousin. >> he and his girlfriend were in the theater 9. he fled the theater and ran back in after he realized his ghirl friend was not behind him. neither derec or his girlfriend were hurt in the shooting. >> another mayor is slamming chick-fil-a. cathy has come under fire for st

dr. fenton, an university of colorado psychiatrist.. >> the judge is trying to, heto wants to be the filter of theer information. he doesn't want any information to be out there that potentially would be inadmissible at trial. >> reporter: one psychiatrist says we may learn more about thm visit, as there is precedent with the doctor/patientdoct privilege can be broken. >> you can't sit on it if there's a real threat.re your confidentiality doesn't override your obligation as aio human being.n >> reporter: as james holmesr: premiums for court. tmz learned that the mother ofte one of the victim has hired a lawyer, ready to file a lawsuit against the movie theater. tony and allison, as i toss itto back, a sslot of talk on the internet about whether they had enough security or not at the theater, so that's the big question, and that may play inta this lawsuit as well. >> thank you very much, sir. >>> back at home, we aree, learning more about the suspect police believe may have been plotting a mass shooting in our area.ar authorities say neil prescott could be held for a week for prosecution be

dr. lynn fenton. >>> a shortage of doctors in the u.s.according to estimates by the association of american medical colleges the country will have nearly 63,000 fewer doctors needed in 2015. that number will more than double by 2025. health experts say there is very little the medical profession will be able to do to close that gap by 2014 when obama care kicks in and begins to extend coverage to 30 million americans. >>> the greatest legislative success may never have happened. an explosive new book released next month veals the president canceled operation to kill osama bin laden three times before finally approving the may 2011 navy seal mission. the reason why, well senior advisor valerie jarrett reportedly persuaded him to dance el cancel it in january, february and a third time in march. i said legislative success. obviously not legislative. in the 236 years america has been shaped trailblazers and visionaries. time magazine singled out 20 of them as the most influential in history including president abraham lincoln who preserved t

dr. fenton is the director of student mental health services. she didn't answer when they knocked. prosecution and defense teams are fighting over a notebook holmes made to fenton that may reveal clues about the massacre. holmes' public defender says it is confidential, between doctor and patient. fenton never received the notebook. experts say if holmes made specific threats she an obligation to report them. >> it is called a duty to warn or protect. >> reporter: there's always a chance holmes kept his alleged plan secret. >> it is possible the psychiatrist had very little information from james holmes at the time this happened. >> reporter: holmes will be back in court monday facing hundreds of charges, including 12 counts of first degree murder, 58 counts of attempted murder. two big questions: will the prosecution seek the death penalty? and will he mount an insanity defense? >>> other news, mitt romney is in israel today the second stop of his international tour. here is live video of the presumed republican presidential nominee speaking in jerusalem. he has already outlined h

dr. lynn fenton.t in trouble with the state medical board in 2004 for prescribing herself and her husband xanax and ambien and other drugs. >>> new video as firefighters in pennsylvania work through the night to put out an electrical fire, power lines went up in flames after last night's round much thunderstorms. you can see the road steaming. the heavy winds and rain knocking out power. it's being blamed for at least two deaths. >>> security preps are underway for the upcoming republican and democratic national conventions. the department of homeland security ordering more than $25,000 worth of riot gear in anticipation of violent protests. in addition, they purchased a number of bullet proof checkpoint booths and hired hundreds of new security guards. the republican national convention starts august 27 at tampa, florida. democrats hold their convention in charlotte, north carolina, september 3. >>> 224 years old, gray's, the oldest general store in america, closing its doors now for good. the 21-yea