holmes.er will strike that top second shot first when we return to the golf club of houston. the promise of tloud is that every organization has unlimited access to information, no matter where they are. the microsoft cloud gives our team the power to instantly deliver critical information to people, whenever they need it. here at accuweather we get up to 10 billion data requests every day. the cloud allows us to scale up so we can handle that volume. we can help keep people safe and to us that feels really good. >>> j.b. holmes johnson wagner making their way up to their tee balls on this second playoff hole at 18. johnson won this tournament to get into the masters back in 2008. at that time he had to cancel a trip with his wife the charleston. and play in the masters. and he's got plans this week. his son graham is going to be celebrating his 6th birthday. they had a party planned for back home in charlotte, north carolina but that party obviously would be moved to augusta, georgia, if wag

holmes has company in johnson wagner. a little dance and a little jig to celebrate a rare three at the 18th. j.b. holmes over on the range heard this. oh boy. oh no. he made it didn't he? >> he made it? birdied it? >> yes, he did. three at 18 for wagner. holmes and wagner tied for the lead. >>> well wagner's come down to earth just a little bit. still taking deep breaths over there after that finishing birdie at 18. j.b. holmes continues to warm up over on the practice area. so what about this lie and third shot for spieth rog? >> well first of all, how's the ball stop there? i mean that's a pretty good slope that ball's on. you know now he's going to have to hit something that's going to be you know flighted low, john. it's not something you're going to get up in the air. sounds like we're asking for a rules official to come here at 18. we'll see what that's about. >> huh, i'm not sure what he could be asking for there? maybe a mulligan but besides that i'm not sure what. >> i just want to make sure i can remove these cl

holmes has company in johnson wagner. a little dance and a little jig to celebrate a rare three at the 18th. j.b. holmes over on the range heard this. oh boy. oh no. he made it didn't he? >> he made it? birdied it? >> yes, he did. three at 18 for wagner. holmes and wagner tied for the lead. >>> well wagner's come down to earth just a little bit. still taking deep breaths over there after that finishing birdie at 18. j.b. holmes continues to warm up over on the practice area. so what about this lie and third shot for spieth rog? >> well first of all, how's the ball stop there? i mean that's a pretty good slope that ball's on. you know now he's going to have to hit something that's going to be you know flighted low, john. it's not something you're going to get up in the air. sounds like we're asking for a rules official to come here at 18. we'll see what that's about. >> huh, i'm not sure what he could be asking for there? maybe a mulligan but besides that i'm not sure what. >> i just want to make sure i can remove these cl

holmes is severely mentally ill. none. >> reporter: the courtroom was full for those opening statements. about one-third of the spectators were victims or victims' families. this trial is expected to last four to five months. >> pelley: mark strassmann mark, thank you. a severe storm blew railcars right off a railroad bridge. that's coming up next. use the medicine that pharmacists use most for themselves. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. making a fist something we do to show resolve. to defend ourselves. to declare victory. so cvs health provides expert support and vital medicines. make a fist for me. at our infusion centers or in patients homes. we help them fight the good fight. cvs health, because health is everything. look like this. feel like this. look like this. feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be a pain into comfortable ones. their soft cushioning support means you can look like this. and feel like this. dreamwalk. >> pelley: stormy weather toda >> pelley: stormy wea

holmes had killed 12 people and wounded 70 more. during questioning the police say holmes told him that he had booby trapped his apartment. police used remote controlled robots to get inside where they discovered an arsenal of sophisticated homemade bombs. >> this apartment was designed based on everything i have seen to kill whoever entered it. >> holmes is charged with 140 crimes including first-degree and attempted murder. >> you have the right to remain silent. >> days after holmes made his first court appearance looking dazed and sporting bright orange hair. his attorney said that holmes was in the throws of a psychotic episode when he carried out the attack. >> what we're seeing is some calculations of deliberation. >> prosecutors say that holmes is sane and they're seeking the death penalty for the 27-year-old former graduate student. at the time of the shooting holmes had withdrawn from the university of colorado, where he was pursuing a ph.d in neuroscience. people who knew him said that he was into batman and other super h

which will determine whether or not holmes should be put to death. opening statements are scheduled to be given tomorrow afternoon inside the courthouse behind me. peter? >> jacob rascon in colorado tonight. thank you. >>> when "nightly news" continues on this sunday a new wave of cuban migrants making the dangerous journey to this country but why now? >>> incredible images of a volcano and fears of another eruption could be on the way. >>> it's an unintended consequence of america's improving relationship with cuba. a flood of migrants trying to reach the u.s. illegally. in just the last week the coast guard stopped 13 boats carrying nearly 150 people. some are making the dangerous journey now fearing a special u.s. immigration policy could soon end. here's nbc's mark potter. >> reporter: from the north coast of cuba the coast guard says it's seeing a steady increase in cubans sailing rickety boats to the united states. the trips often financed by their families in the u.s. last year more than 3,600 were spotted. >> several children and a couple of

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and says holmes has a family history of mental illness. prosecutors must prove holmes' guilt and santi beyond a reasonable doubt. >> that's what the jurors have to consider is what was his mental state at the time. now whether he seems to present as a sane person now. >> reporter: the trial is expected to last last four months. omar villafranca. cbs news. >>> coming up more testimony in the boston marathon bombing trial. >>> and serious flooding to the south to the south parts of texas. >>> and teacher takes on a school shooter. this is the "cbs morning news." the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense pain. it progressively got worse. my rheumatologist told me about enbrel. i'm surprised how quickly my symptoms have been managed. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fu

holmes that pleaded not guilty.ter the state's highest punishment for holmes. the death penalty. cnn's nick valencia has a look ahead. >> reporter: the state of colorado has not had an execution in nearly two decades. that could all change in james holmes is found guilty in a trial that is expected to begin on monday. looking down, james holmes hits expressionless in a colorado courtroom. the man accused of murdering 12 people and injured 70 at an aurora movie theater will stand trial. july 20th, 2012, holmes opens fire at the packed movie premiere of "the dark night rises." chaos ensues. within minutes of the first 911 calls, holmes surrendered without incident outside the movie theater. >> we have a rifle and gas mask. >> reporter: police say they find black gloves, a gas can, and ammunition in holmes white hyundai hatchback parked outside the theater. holmes admits he was the shooter that day but has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. here is one of the survivors who was shot. here he is just a few months

what attorneys for james holmes will argue today. katy?ee, we are starting the work week off generally on pretty quiet note, weekend ended up being pretty nice for us overall even with a storm

holmes told them he had booby trapped his apartment. police used remote control robots to get inside where they discovered an arsenal of home made bombs and chemicals. >> make no mistake this apartment was designed to kill whoever entered it. >> holmes was charged with 140 counts first degree murder, attempted murder and a host of other charges. >> you have a right to remain silent and be advised of the charges. >> days after holmes made his first court appearance, looking dazed and sporting bright orange hair. his defense attorneys say holmes is mentally ill and in the midst of a mental attack. prosecutors say holmes is sane, they are seeking the death penalty for the now 27-year-old grad student. he was withdrawn from the university of colorado where he was pursuing a master's degree in neuroscience. in the days leading to the rampage, he mailed dr. fenton a diary, its contents have not been released to the public but expected to be presented during the trial. the trial itself could last more months with dozens of witnesses. more than

holmes faces a tough decision.is main parachute, while malfunctioning, is slightly slowly his descent. if he pulls the reserve parachute and it gets caught up in the mangled main parachute, it could not only not open, but also interfere with the drag he has and actually speed up his descent. >> is he going to make it better? now it's -- slow it all down and crisis averted and it could reduce his daying. definitely, definitely would hurt. >> holmes takes a calculated risk waiting until he is below 1,000 feet to pull the reserve. >> below 1,000 feet i'm dead anyway. i was, like, here we go. i'll grab the reserve. nothing to lose now. >> i'm going to die, i'm going die trying. that's what i did. >> just as holmes feared, the chutes get tangled. he picks up speed and spins faster hurdling towards the ground at more than 50 miles an hour. >> i remember thinking in my head this is it, this is how i'm going to die. oh, you're kidding me. this is the way i'm going to go. [ bleep ]. >> in the seconds before landing holmes r

jurors will have to decide if holmes was legally insane at the time of the shooting. the defense argues, holmes can't get a fair trial because of the extensive publicity. but why the refused to move it to another county. for victims and the families every those who died, moving past the massacre has not been easy. marcus weaver was shot inside the theater and will testify at the trial. >> it wears on you and people don't understand that a lot of us have ptsd and all of these things that are all caused by actually the one person. >> holmes' parents have publicly begged prosecutors to consider a plea deal that would take the death penalty off the table. omar villafranca cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> the defense starts making its case today in the sentencing phase of the boston marathon bombers trial. twenty-one year old tsarnaev dzhokhar was convicted of 30 federal charges in the twin bombings that killed three people and wounded more than 260 others in april 2013. this phase of the trial will determine if tsarnaev will be executed or spend the rest of his life behind bar

he implicated his friend, 19-year-old vincent holmes, as the man who killed kevin rice. >> vincent holmesa street kid. late teens. he was friends with william buck, hung out at the auburn manor apartment complex. really had a flat affect, borderline functioning intellectually. just a street kid with really no purpose in life. >> not surprisingly, when holmes was questioned, he pointed the finger at william buck. this created a problem. could forensics prove who pulled the trigger? several residents at the auburn manor apartments saw william buck and vincent holmes together on the night of the murder. they were outside the apartment drinking. the residents were able to identify the clothes each man was wearing. and with a search warrant, that clothing was retrieved from their respective apartments and sent to forensic analyst mary wong. she conducted the same tests she used on the hooded sweatshirt. no gunshot residue was found on either man's clothing. so the hooded sweatshirt and the shirts from both men were sent to skip palenik, one of the country's premier experts in trace evidence an

horace: in baltimore, horace holmes, abc 7 news. maureen: thank you, horace. "7 on your side" during breaking news and right now on wjla.com, you can see up close images of the crisis and the calm in baltimore. you can also sign up to have text alerts sent right to your mobile phone. just go to wjla.com/text. a 4-year-old montgomery county boy currently battling leukemia is in disney world tonight. very happy people arriving at reagan national airport this morning on the way to florida. their trip to florida was part of a world make a wish day. the family said a visit to the magic kingdom is desperately needed by the little boy finn. >> instead of focusing on clinic appointments and doctors' appointments and going to the hospital, it's a chance to be together as a family. and go out and have fun. maureen: although you can see finn is a little camera shy, he said he is very excited about meeting characters from the movie "frozen." and by the way, the reagan airport's fire department gave finn a water cannon salute before it took off

james holme killed 12 people, hounded dozen of others. his lawyers say he did it but was insane at the time. prosecutors counter he knew exactly what he was doing and they're trying to convince the jury to execute him for his crimes. opening statements began just moments ago. we'll take you live to the courthouse coming up. unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application-site redness itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. smash it! make the call and ask your doctor if jublia is right for you. visit jubliarx.com for savings coupons. >>> rival gangs in baltimore are banding together to, quote take out cops. that's the word in a tweet from the city's police department regarding the bloods, the crips and another gang said to be organizing and coming together for murder. this comes after a weekend of what was sometimes v

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. >>> opening statements are expected today in the colorado trial of james holmes. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: 12 jurors and 12 alternates will begin hearing the case against james holmes later today. in july 2012 police say holmes started firing inside an aurora county movie theater during the midnight showing of "the dark rises." many thought he was wearing a costume as part of a publicity stunt. >> we have another person shot outside. >> reporter: holmes apz lawyer says their client was the shooter but he was having a psychotic episode. he's pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. jurors will have to decide whether he was insign at the time of the shooting. the defense argued holmes can't get a fair trial because of publicity, but the judge refused to move it to another county. for the families of victims and victims, it will not be easy. >> it wears on you and people don't understand that a lot of us have ptsd and all these things that were caused by the actions of one person. >> reporter: holmes' parents have publicly begged prosecutors to consider

james holmes faces more than 160 counts.prosecutors say holmes shot and killed 12 people and injured 70 others at a movie theater back in 2012. nbc's leanne greg has the story. >> reporter: here at the arapaho county courthouse for the first time prosecutors and defense teams will outline their cases which, until now, have remained secret because of a gag order. james holmes faces more than 160 counts including first degree murder attempted murder and charges of rigging his apartment with explosives as a diversion from his attack at the theater. but the question is not whether holmes, a former neuroscience studented committed the crimes it's whether he was sane enough to be punished for them. prosecutors have said the only justice is death. >> this case comes down to insanity and the death penalty. nothing else. was the shooter legally insane at the time he committed the heinous crime? >> reporter: results of two state mental evaluations will be among evidence heard by the 12-member jury and 12 alternates. the defense will a

the defense insisting james holmes belongs in a mental institution. >> by the time mr. holmes stepped into that theater, his perception of reality was so skewed was so malformed, that he no longer lived in the world that we live in. >> reporter: the prosecution unrelenting. he deserves to die for his crimes. >> hold him accountable for murdering 12 people and trying to murder 70 others. nearly three years ago the midnight premiere of the latest "batman" movie started when holmes walked into shooting indiscriminately indiscriminately. among the wounded, marcus weaver. >> i was shot in my right arm. >> reporter: marcus watched holmes gun down his good friend and has suffered with depression and ptsd. >> we'll never forget the sound of the gun. >> reporter: the courtroom filled with victims and their family members. the parents of jessica ghawi moved from texas to colorado just for the trial, as the defense warns the jury to keep an open mind. what's expected to be a month long trial into the mind of a shooter who spent two and a half months planning the attack detailed in

holmes, nine birdies in his first 12 homes. wagner needed a long birdie to join holmes at 16 under. got it. ties holtz and spieth. spieth needed this par put to join the playoffs. he got it but was eliminated on the first playoff hole. second, holmes needs a short put. lips out. jb holmes wins the shell houston open. >>> stacey lewis came into the round three strokes back birdie on seven. two under, 70. nine under for the tournament. kim, a double bogey on 14 dropped her out. 13 foot birdie on 18. lewis hit it. she misses. sudden death. lewis miss as 12 foot par put for the win. listened comb who won this event in 2009 her second major victory. gets to jump into poppy's ponds pond, a tradition. >>> to the pits earthquakes hosting salt lake. quakes called to the foul despite their protest. allowing morales a free kick. initially hits the wall. comes back to him. doesn't miss. salt lake wins 1-0. san jose now 2-3 on the year. >> they grindsed out a victory. sometimes you have to do that. that's what they do. they defended their box pretty well. and at times desperate defending goes a

what attorneys for james holmes will argue today. katy? >> ukee, we are starting the work week off generally on pretty quiet note, weekend ended up being pretty nice for us overall even with a storm nearby but regardless still tracking retreat of disturbance, so little wet weather to talk becomes but i've got some nice weather for to you talk about as well, coming up in the next few days we will of course have all of the details you need to know just in the next couple of minutes. back to you. >> as we mentioned earlier death toll continues to rise this morning in february al, after 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit the country over the weekend. more than 3600 people have died and 6500 are reported injured. and those numbers are only expected to rise. survivors of the devastating earthquake in nepal are sleeping out on the streets not because they lost their homes, but because they're too afraid to go inside. megan butler and australian teacher caught up in the panic? it took everyone by surprise, people flooded out of the shop. the street was

you forgive james holmes? >> i forgive james holmes.'t want to carry those bags of recognitionocks on my back anymore. >> reporter: they're ready to put what happened in the theater behind them. >> i can look at the mountains and be in awe of god's beauty and life is beautiful and i won't let my joy be taken away by something so evil. >> the trial is scheduled to begin 2:15 this afternoon. we'll be covering it for you. still to come in the "newsroom," condition critical. hospitals in nepal overflow with earthquake victims and essential medical supplies run dangerously low. dr. sanjay gupta is in nepal. you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently? complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque, early gum disease and bad breath. sfx: ahhh listerine®. power to your mouth™! when laquinta.com sends craig wilson a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what he becomes? great proposal! let'stalk more over golf. great. how about over tennis? even be

his lawyers will argue holmes was insane but as barry petersen reports, that could be a hard sell. >>the outpouring of grief in aurora, colorado, is an indelible image for so many. though the passage of time since the july 2012 shooting may help james holmes because it's given time for passions to cool. but justice delayed can fuel its own kind of anger in a traumatized community, says nancy leong, professor of law at the university of denver. >> the community may be quite resentful about the fact that it hasn't had the opportunity to heal that there hasn't been any kind of closure as a result ofth the trial. >> reporter: the key issue, was he insane when he pulled the trigger over and over. it's a difficult defense to pull off, more so in this case. the jury is going to see horrific pictures of what he did. does that overwhelm their instinct to feel sympathy or mental instability? >> i think it has to. we all go to movie theaters, anybody can imagine themselves in this situation. >> reporter: it's scary to all of us. >> it is scary to all of us because this is a situation in which we

holmes to be sane.een much explanation and expectation that perhaps one of the doctors who evaluated him had found him to be insane and the other sane and that the trial would come down to jury having to decide between the two state-mandated doctors and decide wig doctor they'd agree with. the fact is it almost makes it seem like a relatively easy case for the prosecution because both of the doctors did find james holmes to be sane. the other -- one other big mystery was the notebook mr. holmes mailed to his psychiatrist at the university of colorado the day before the shooting. to this point, we did not know the contents of the notebook. now after the opening statement of the prosecution, we have seen many pages of the notebook with mr. holmes own handwriting, a cursive script, somewhat child-like, in which he lays out his plans to kill. very clearly, he lays out his various methodology and even, in fact, some of his reasoning. he said, for example, his message, when he hoped to some day carry out a ki

holmes was quickly arrested. inside he personally checked every body for a sign of life. >> i checked for a pulse. there was no pulse. >> this 6-year-old was shot in the abdomen. the youngest person killed. he told an officer to carry her body outside. >> i wanted her triaged, out of here. i wasn't keeping a child in the crime scene. >> reporter: dead bodies lay inside the theater. for hours, cell phone that is were left behind were going off, one by one. mark strassman cbs news, centennial colorado. >>> coming up on the morning news, the pope takes on a feminist cause. he's giving his blessing for equal pay. >>> the apple watch a glitch stops production. this is the "cbs morning news." if you can't put a feeling into words, why try? at 62,000 brush movements per minute philips sonicare leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never felt before giving you healthier gums in just two weeks. innovation and you. philips sonicare. this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is

holmes used the months leading up buying guns and chemicals. it reignited the debate over gun laws. >> i hope that over the next several days weeks, months we can reflect on how we can do something about the senseless violence that mars this country >>> in baltimore, the funeral for freddie gray, a man that died of a spinal injury will be held tomorrow. a wake was held today. a steady stream of mourners passed by a white coffin. a pillow was printed with his picture. baltimore's mayor called for peace during the investigation into gray's death. >> we need to support peaceful demonstration, and continue to enforce in our communities that violence and looting will not be tolerated. together we can be one baltimore and seek answers as we seek justice, and as we seek peace. >> we have the latest from outside the funeral home. >> it's a little more lively in the last fewer hours. people have come out. they have signs in their hands urging passing drivers to honk their horns in memory of freddie gray. we talked to a lot of people. there's a lot of di

that is the holmes plea here. does he stand a chance?i think it's a great case for the prosecution. i mean, this is a guy who planned this over a series of months, ordered weapons, ordered ammunition culminated a strategy to get into that movie theater to carry out this plan, and mental illness does not equal insanity. that is really the bottom line here. if they can find, the jurors can find he suffers from some kind of mental illness but did he know right from wrong at the time he committed this massacresome that's the question that makes him either sane or insane. and all of the evidence they're going to have shows that he knee what he was doing, and he knew right from wrong. jon: fascinating. a jury pool -- we don't know their names obviously brian -- but a woman who's a lawyer actually left on this panel, another middle-aged white female who has a drug-addicted son, a white female physicist with degrees in mathematics and psychology can. this is an astounding jury pool. >> well, it is jon. i would be, i would be fearful of the lawye

she believes holmes is acting.she's seen him smile and even laugh after the jury leaves the room. >> out of sight of the judge and the jury, there's a different demeanor. >> she says the prosecutor's accusation holmes took pain killers before the attack in case he got injured shows the detail of his planning. >> i don't believe he's insane. i think what everybody is facing in there is pure evil. >> reporter: the gunman shows very little emotion in court but wednesday, his mother did. she shuddered and looked away when a police officer described the bloody crime scene left behind by her own son. clayton sandell, abc news, centennial, colorado. >>> pope francis adding his voice to the choi choir of those calling for women to earn equal pay for equal work. during his weekly audience, the pope call the practice scandalous and warned men should not be sexist and denounced those who blamed family problems on women working outside the home. all those comments were unscripted and got him a huge ovation from the crowd. >>>

james holmes is charged with murder and attempted murder. he pleaded not guilty any by reason of insanity. >> it's sunday night and time for "the week ahead." japanese prime minister shinzo abe will attend for a visit. he is expected to address a joint session of congress on wednesday. mike viqueira has more than shinzo abe's visit. >> reporter: prime minister shinzo abe arrives in washington for a 3-day state visit. behind the pomp and ceremony including a formal welcome, state dinner and speech to congress, there's a host of issues on the agenda. first, trade. the u.s. and japan haggle for market access for u.s. products especially in agriculture and auto. now they are closer than ever. part of a 12 nation deal the trans-pacific partnership, or t.p.p. opening markets across asia pacific. potential stumbling blocks opposition at home to president obama, for members of his own party, democrats proposed for a deal. the talks focus on asia pacific security. china's power is rising. there's a dispute between china and japan. over a set of islan

holmes and las vegas >> so t.j.e hopping this coming weekend as they watch one of the biggest boxing matches in the world, in history probably, right? are you excited for this weekend? >> it is the biggest, it is the biggest. make no mistake, it is the biggest. >> since the announcement happened, you've gone crazy about this. >> boxing fans, the fight everybody's been waiting to see finally is going to happen. tickets went on sale. they sold out in 60 seconds. they were gone. you can still get one in the secondary market going for up to $300,000. i kid you not. >> i'd rather use that as a down payment on a house. >> you can watch pay-per-view. 100 bucks. >> whoever wins, both of them going away with the biggest paychecks of their lives. it will be the biggest richest fight in boxing history. what would you expect when it involves a fighter whose nickname is money. >> may 2nd the world stops. i want everyone to tune in. >> floyd "money" mayweather boxing's biggest draw and arguably biggest ego. >> no one can ever bra

it was also the night the world would come to know the name jails holmes. a few minutes after the movie began he walked into the theater wearing a gas mask and black body armor head to toe. first he threw tear gas and then he opened fire with an ar-15, a shotgun, and a pistol. he had plenty of ammunition. >> it took me a second to realize what was going on and as people were running away i hit the ground so i wouldn't be hit. >>reporter: police were on the scene in less than two minutes. they found holmes in the parking lot standing by his car. he did not resist arrest. he had killed 12 people and wounded 70 more. during questions, police say he told them he had booby trapped his apartment. police used remote controlled robots to get inside where they discovered an arsenal of homemade bombs and explosive chemicals. >> make no mistake, this apartment was designed based on everything i've seen to kill whoever entered it. >>reporter: he's charged with 140 crimes including a host of attempted murder and first-degree murder charges. >> you have a right to remain

i would like to bring out elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos. she dropped out of stanford to start this company, a blood analytical company that has more than 500 people employed and is valued at $9 billion. not bad work. and, as you see, she is quite young. when i met her at henry kissinger's birthday party, with george scholz who was 92 years old, i thought anyone with that agent span has a bright future. since im closer to 92 than her age, it looked like a wise move. let's bring her out. give her a hand. [applause] joshua kushner is the cofounder of oscar health. he wants to do something really interesting, which is reinvent health insurance. and how people interact with other physical health systems. i cannot wait to hear about it. i had a highly unusual conversational -- conversation with the chairman of a european health company who happened to be dutch. i asked him if they wrote health insurance, he said yes they do but they don't make any money on it. he said, we don't have health insurance here, we ride it, and the government subsidizes

prosecutors are expected to argue that holmes planned the attack for weeks. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> here in washington, vice president joe biden swore in loretta lynch as the nation's 83rd attorney general at the justice department. the senate finally voted to confirm lynch last week, five months after president obama nominated her. she is the first black woman to be u.s. attorney general. she was previously the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york. >>> protesters against gay marriage and supporters of marriage equality are already outside the supreme court in anticipation of tomorrow's arguments. tuesday the justices will hear arguments in highly anticipated cases about of same- sex couples to marry. nick giovanni has been -- nikki burdine has been out there all morning and she talked to both sides. >> reporter: arguments over the gay marriage debate inside the supreme court don't start until tomorrow morning, but outside today, protesters on both sides of the issue are already out here making sure their voices

holmes.news, washington. >> i can just hear -- it's the late night routine. >> done ten minutes ago. >> exactly. >> oh, my gosh. looks like fun though. have you ever gone? >> i have. i have. i have to say, you know, i see why people in washington get excited. there are a lot of hollywood superstars in the audience. everyone wants a selfie with them. i don't know. i think it's bucket list. >> you want to go back. next year you and t.j. are going together. >> the network would never allow that. yes, they would. >> no, they wouldn't. >> by the way, brand new world record is going to blow your mind. it's coming up. >> important message for residents age 50 to 85. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you are on a fixed income learn about affordable whole life insurance that guarantees your rate can never increase for any reason. if you did not receive you

horace: i'm horace holmes. a maryland couple called "7 on your side" to help them get money back from a dispute with the contractor. a contractor that we've seen not once but twice before on "7 on your side." we'll tell you about it coming up next. alison: a local bride had it all figured out. she would sell her home and move in with her new husband in another state. leon: before she could sell, she had to fix up her fixer-upper. she says that her contractor left her high and dry in the process. alison: when she called "7 on your side", our trouble shooter horace holmes discovered the contractor has been at the center of one of our investigations not once but twice before. horace: robin ford had loved her civil war farmhouse nestled at the top of a hill in temple hills, maryland. but she just had gotten married and it was time to move on. >> we had an issue where the one corner of the house. horace: it had a few problems. >> was settling and lower than all the others. horace: ford and her husband had a buyer. b

holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. here's the top headlines we're following on "world news now." aid is being rushed in from across the globe as rescue workers scramble to save lives in the rubble of that deadly earthquake in nepal. more than 3,000 are dead and hundreds are stranded on mt. everest. details straight ahead. >> funeral services are being held in baltimore today for freddie gray after a weekend of violent clashes with police. protesters is shattered windows and looted stores outraged he suffered a fatal spinal injury in police custody. >> the clinton foundation is acknowledging mistakes were made in how it disclosed donors and promised greater transparency amid growing scrutiny as hillary clinton opens her presidential campaign. >> russian hackers read some of the president -- president obama's personal e-mails when they broke into the white house computers last fall. those are some of our top stories on this monday, april 27th. >> from abc news this is "world news now." >> and we begin

. >> i am heather holmes. >> finally getting wet weather. ktvu's meteorologist mark tamayo is here. >> this was not a major storm but still produced rain showers across the bay area. san jose not picking up any rainfall. you can see the numbers. oakland, .22. san francisco .14. the amounts begin to taper off. livermore, hayward, mountain view. also good news, you can see the rain heading out to the east and producing snow fall towards the sierras. you can see all the coverage in the mountains. the snow continues to pick up towards parts of truckee, south lake ha tow. -- lake tahoe. here is a look that bay area, you can see not too much coverage. we will -- coverage. we will hold on to the chance this evening. this was the first wave of the suspect, the stronger part, that moves in late monday and tuesday and a snapshot that headlines, heavy rain, windy, winds gusting to 35 miles per hour. and the possibility of thunderstorms. we will talk more about this storm, that will be stronger, coming up. late monday and into tuesday. >> all right. tha

on the seats. >> reporter: and listening in court today, the killer's parents, robert and arlene holmes as prosecutors paint their son as a calculating monsers who deserves to die. >> he would make himself feel better by killing people. >> reporter: the couple writing in "the denver post," have insisted their son once a promising neuroscience student, is not a monster. his mother even publishing a recent book argue, mental illness changed his brain. holmes is acting that she's seen him smile and even laugh after the jury leaves the room. >> out of sight of the judge and the jury there's a different demeanor. >> reporter: she says the prosecutor's accusation that holmes took painkiller bfrs the attack in case he got injured shows the detail of his planning. >> i don't believe he's insane. i think what everybody is facing in there is pure evil. >> reporter: and david, the gunman shows very little emotion in court, but today, his mother did. she shuddered and looked away when a police officer described that bloody crime scene left by her own son. david? >> clayton sandell tonight in colora

the jurors agree he was insane, holmes will be sent to a mental institution. if they disagree, holmes will either spend his life in prison or be executed. >>> a high school teacher is being hailed as a hero after tackling a 16-year-old student who opened fire on campus. investigators in lacey, washington say a student fired two shots in the air before classes began yesterday morning. >> they're like he's shooting, he's shooting, he has a gun. >> government and civics teacher brady olson tackled the student from behind and two other teachest july on the -- teachers jumped on the teen and held him down. no one was hurt. >>> it's 4:54 now. student who is attended the now closed corinthian colleges will meet with state officials today. they want their tuition money back after their entire school system suddenly shut down. corinthian colleges closed all 28 of their schools heald, everest and bio tech campuses, less tan two weeks after the feds fined the for profit chain $30 million for misrepresentation. students got a brief letter encouraging them to continue thei

swat team member, but holmes was quickly arrested. inside the theater jonsgaard personally checked every body for signs of life. >> i bent down, felt for a pulse. there was no pulse. >> reporter: he found veronica moser-sullivan, the six-year-old shot in the abdomen the youngest person killed. jonsgaard told an officer to carry her body outside. >> i want her triageed. i want her out of here. i wasn't keeping her in the crime scene. >> reporter: when all the survivors had left, dead bodies still lay inside the crime scene of theater nine. scott, police inside remember that for hours cell phones that were left behind kept ringing one by one. >> pelley: mark strassmann, thank you very much. the u.s. economy came to a near halt in the first three months of this year. the commerce department told us today that growth in the fourth quarter was 0.2%. in the previous quarter, it was a moderate 2.2%. bad weather is blamed, but in light of this, an increase in interest rates will likely be delayed. there was a sharp debate at the supreme court