i don't expect anything to come out of this to help james holmes.id, his best chance of avoiding the death penalty was in phase two. >> okay. >> seems to be totally inconsistent if they came back in phase two and said he is eligible and then in phase three said, life in prison. >> i won't to go back live. the judge is polling the jurors. >> ings that's your sentencing verdicts and the jury's phase two sentencing verdicts? >> number two juror 17, are that's your phase two sevensing verdicts and the jury phase two sentencing verdicts? >> jurors 329. are these your phase two sentencing verdicts and the jury's phase two sentencing verdict? >>> 'seat number 5 juror 535 are that's you're phase two sentencing verdict and the jury's phase two sentencing verdicts? >> seat number 6 juror 87. are thesous phase two sentencing verdicts and the jury's phase two sentencing verdicts. [inaudible] >> seat number 11. juror 118. are these your phase two sentencing verdicts, and the jurors' phase two sentencing verdicts? [inaudible] >> juror number 378 are these your ph

life or death for james holmes? the jury that convicted him in the 2012 colorado theater massacre has now reached a verdict in the penalty phase. holmes took 12 innocent lives and injured 70 others. the jury has rejected his claim of insanity and was given the two choices of sentencing him to prison for life or sending him to the execution chamber. here's nbc's jacob rascon. >> reporter: the jury deliberated for 6 1/2 hours after passionate closing arguments and testimony from family members of the victims. sierra cowden remembers how her father used to wake her up. >> he'd go -- ♪ and he'd like come in making that sound. i used to kind of dread that sound but i'd like to hear it now. >> reporter: the jury also heard from the parents of james holmes. >> i would have been crawling on all fours to get to him. he's never said that he wanted to kill people. >> reporter: prosecutor george brockler reminded the juror that three years ago holmes shot 82 people inside a packed colorado movie theater, killing 12. >> for jame

will james holmes live or die? >>> the heist mystery that has baffled the feds for decades. half a billion dollars in world famous art vanishes. the new video that could crack the case. >>> and pink protest from a basketball squad kicked out of the championship all because a girl plays on their team. is that fair? we'll show you their response that has so many cheering. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." reporting tonight from los angeles. >>> good evening. did you see it? that's what a lot of folks were saying this morning after last night's republican debate spectacle as if it was something not to be missed. 24 million viewers tuned in for the most watched debate in history. and if he didn't steal the show, then donald trump certainly brought the drama right from the start, doubling down on his take no prisoners approach to the issues and the race itself. but maybe at the risk of alienating some women voters. as we'll hear more about in just a moment. but first the debate after the debate about who won and what the r

defense lawyers argued holmes murdered in the dprips of a sicotts. lawr ratamara brady. >> the death penalty does note bring anyone back. it doesn't make anyone feel better. it just adds to the death count. >> reporter: the prosecutor argued holmes deserved to die. >> he came in to murder everyone and was successful in killing 12. >> reporter: all 12 had gone to a "batman mets movie." >> there is no conclusion to our pain. but there is a conclusion to this segment of grief process. we've waited for three years for this to happen and it's just about finished. >> reporter: holmes showed no reaction to the verdict. in the courtroom gallery, several victims' relatives sobbed. like the jury scott, they were divided on the penalty holmes deserved. >> pelley: mark strassmann at the arapahoe county courthouse tonight, mark, thanks. it was it was the biggest audience ever for a presidential primary debate. 24 million americans tuned in last night to watch ten republicans go at it, and the drawing card was clearly a trump. here's major garrett. >> reporter: th

what was surprising, kate, was how james holmes parents reacted.y have been stoic throughout the trial. when the verdict was read that her son was sentenced to life in prison and not the death penalty, arlene holmes burst into sobs and started shaking and was almost being held up by her husband who was also standing alongside her, kate. >> ana cabrera with the breaking news. thank you so much. >>> out front for us next, donald trump not only took center stage at the debate, he seemed to expand the zone. did anyone else get a bump from their body language? [music] do you like cougars? terry will you shut up! you are adorable. thank you. ladies your belts all snugged up? why do we have to buckle up? the pick up stinks with diesel. [ding] you've got to be kidding! oh please! ah! this is the end! oh my god! [brakes screech] we need resuscitation. mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. hurry up! [laughing] she'll use that educationing to get a job. she'll use that job to buy a home. this is lilly baker. her mom just refinanced their home and is putting an extra

eleanor holmes norton, when did you first meet julian bond?n when i was a law student and i came to atlanta to become a part of sncc , on my way to mississippi. he was one of the leaders and founder of sncc. sncc had just been founded the year before. when ella baker, the great seer and godmother of the civil rights movement, suggested that students get together so they could have a real student organization. and julian was a multitalented member of sncc. he was its spokesman, it's writer. he was one of its major leaders. he was often the one most often heard from, except who happened to be chairman at the time. amy: what were you must struck by with julian in those early years? and then, history jeffrey of issues -- trajectory of issues to the decades as you begin the congress member, the delegate to congress representing the district of columbia. you worked together near the end of his life, is that right? >> to the very end, until just a few months ago when he and i had an intergenerational forum with leaders from ferguson and new york afte

in their ultimate decision, a lack of agreement results of life in prison for holmes. leanne greg, today in new york. >> 6:08. tomorrow marks one year of the shooting death of michael brown in missouri. activist are promising several larger rallies this weekend. as you remember, the police involved shooting sparked weeks of sometimes violent protests in ferguson. this year, the governor says everyone who wants to have their voices heard in a peaceful manner is welcome. >> this is in a significantly appropriate way for them to do that and we welcome folks locally as well as around the country. >> there have been several changes in ferguson since michael brown's death including a new police chief. we're told all the city's police officers wear body cameras. >> if a federal monitor gets his way, n.y.p.d. monitors will have to give people whose stopped and frisked a written explanation for the stop. >> independent federal monitor is recommending anyone stopped on the streets of new york and not arrested, they should have documentation of that stop. police investigate anoth

cull sure of safety at the metro agency and congresswoman eleanor holmes norton tells us that she expects congress to hold hearings, to find out how this derailment could have been caused by one person's mistake. >> the problem was not with the employee. >> reporter: according to met tree track inspector found the faulty rail fastener in early july but delete it had from a inspection report a month later that faulty fastener caused the derailment because it was never fixed. metro officials declined to be interviewed about the findings but this a written statement acknowledge there should have been a better system of checks and bams for inspections. -- and balances for inspections. >> that's why i don't ride it as much. i usually walk more now. when i first moved here, i used the metro every day. >> reporter: on capitol hill today, d.c. congresswoman eleanor holmes norton said met trees management is to blame and this latest safety setback will

er >>> the trial of the james holmes colorado theater shooter going on.inutes ago a verdict reached. let's go to dan springer live at the court house. >> reporter: this jury wasted no time in coming to the conclusion on phase two of the sentencing. this is three phases if james holmes is going to get the death penalty he has to be convicted for death three different times. he was convicted in phase one and this is phase two with a verdict read in an hour and 45 minutes. 12 hour deliberation in phase one saying for was proof james holmes was the shooting and had factors approved by the prosecution. today their mission is to decide if mitigating factors outweighed the aggravated circumstances of the shooting in colorado three years ago. they only deliberated two and a half hours this time and it will be read in 45 minutes. if he is convicted again, unanimous convict on the death penalty again, they will start phase three tomorrow and we will hear from the victims of the shooting. family members of the 12 people killed in the theater will then come give test

all because of james holmes. i would like to thank the jury. i like to really thank them. they did a good job. >> now one juror did believe holmes should have been spared the death penalty and since colorado law requires that decision to be unanimous, holmes ended up with life in prison. holmes lawyer said he will not appeal the sentence in order to spare the families another emotional trial. >> sexism, racism, why some are calling for an end to college fraternities. >>> and racist political fliers that are now circulating in michigan. michigan. in in >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america, i'm john siegenthaler. racist sexist greek system being pushed nationwide. >>> who is voting african americans out of politics in a racist city. ten years later. >> we need some shrimp. >> katrina devastated his shrimp business bus he's back and determined to succeed. and so is new orleans. plus my conversation with harry shearer. comedian, master of voices and big easy resident, talks about new orleans and the road to recovery. >> a former prep student accused of raping a stunt too

. >>> the sentence for james holmes.the defense argument that may have spared his life. >> tracking low clouds along the coast as we move into your bay area weekend. i'll let you know what you can expect for your saturday afternoon high temperatures. >> i really enjoyed getting to know donald trump up close and personal. >> up first, the republican candidates for presidents hit the campaign trail postdebate. how they're spinning their performance. to me right now with your club card usda choice ribeye steak is $7.99 a pound 32-ounce gatorade is 69 cents and select quaker cereal is $1.49 happy anniversary to me. safeway's huge anniversary sale! it's just better. >>> the republican presidential debate was a hit in the nielson ratings. making it the highest watched debate in history. and jana katsuyama is here with what candidates gained ground and which lost ground. >> reporter: donald trump immediately got on at which timer criticized the moderator while the rest of the field were busy back on the campaign trail. gop cand

the defense lawyers want the jury to have sympathy for holmes. the district attorney has kept the focus on all the victims. the following day the jury will hear from 15 of the family members of the 12 people that holmes killed three years ago. jon? jon: dan springer, in centennial, colorado. thank you dan. jenna: coming up the next hour of "happening now," powerful winds and heavy rains knocking out power for millions in the u.s. how long will the severe weather last? we'll have that for you next hour of "happening now." >>> national goo geographic announcing their photo win with this picture of a hump back hail cruising around with its baby on its back. the photographer who snapped this goes on an eight-day trip to costa rica. >> that looks like a painting. >> they look awfully close there to the clouds. congrats to that photographer. >> "outnumbered" starts now. >> see you back in an hour. >>> this is "outnumbered." i am andrea tantaros and here with us back from vacation harris faulkner sandra smith, jedediah bila and today's #onelucky guy, po

the jury reaching a verdict in the penalty phase for the convicted shooter james holmes. we expect that verdict to be read roughly about 90 minutes from now. the same jurors who decided holmes' guilt has decided whether he should live or die for killing 12 people and injuring doz zepszens three years ago. if jurors decide holmes should be put to death, the decision must be unanimous. joining me now msnbc scott cohen in centennial colorado. scott, i understand the verdict, as i said 90 minutes away. what's the general reaction from people hearing that they are back and they are ready to reveal what their thoughts are? >> well, word is filtering in thomas. and we just heard from scott larimer, father of the shooting victim john larimer, arriving at court right away. it took about 2 1/2 hours of deliberation for this phase but we don't know what that means because the way that this system works in colorado in this particular phase of the sentencing, the jury has to decide unanimously that aggravating factors, the heinousness of the crime outweigh the mitt greating factors li

he has never expressed remorse. >> reporter: now, one juror did believe that holmes should have been spared from the death penalty, and since colorado law requires that decision to be unanimous, holmes ended up with life in prison, tony. >> you mentioned that the defense, and will the defense launch an appeal here? >> reporter: you would think that they probably would, but in this case, no holmes will not be appealing, and the reason the defense attorney says, is because they want to spare the victim's families the possibility of another emotionally wrenching trial. >> erika pizzi, thank you. >>> wal-mart says that it will no longer stock ar-15s and other semiautomatic weapons, and the company says that it's because of a lack of demand. semiautomatic weapons were sold at less than one-third of the wal-mart stores around the country, placed on shelves with more hunting rifles and shotguns. >>> a pioneer who risked her life, helping to lead the bloody selma march in alabama has died. amelia robinson passed away a week after her 100th birthday. she helped to cross the bridge in 1965, an

in july, 2012, home holmes downed don 12 people and injured 70 more.charged of 12 count of first degree murder for each of the victims killed that that thoughting. we'll bring you want jury life once the verdict is set to be announced. >>> two key democrats, new york sen her chuck schumer and new york congressman elliot single say they will oppose the agreement. but with at least a month until congress takes a vote the courting is far from over. john terrett is life for us in washington today. a lot of does surrounding these deflections. he'll teel us a little bit about it. >> reporter: hey morgan, you know what elliot single and shuck schumer has done is at the end of the week with intense lobbying both for and against the iran deal, there is a chance that their words will be ringing in the ears of lawmakers as they leave this city for their vacation destination this is weekend. >> reporter: the house is already gone and the senate is clearing up for this weekend and many weeks to think do. so that's the problem. on this weekend it turns out nobody ex

the same jury convicted holmes of opening fire inside a suburban denver theater three years ago.led 12 people and injured 70 others in the attack. prosecutors argued that holmes methodically planned the massacre and deserved the death penalty but defense lawyers blame the assault on mental illness. >>> only on 10 a blind woman whose house caught on fire is alive this morning thanks in large part to her dog calling 911. >> give me a kiss. >> nbc 10 was there last night when maria maria colon. >> she takes care of you. >> yes. we take care of each other. she loves me too much. i'm her mommy. >> she loves you. >> i know she loves me. >> colon was not hurt. she told nbc 10's george spencer that the veterinary hospital treated yolanda for minor injuries. this was not the first time yolanda was a hero to her owner. you may recall our two -- story two years ago. yolanda chased two intruders out of the house. maria tripped and fell in the home. >>> lots of sunshine low humidity, comfortable temperatures. we did that last weekend, we'll do it again. a nice day today and on sunday. very qu

a jury convicted holmes of killing 12 and injuring dozens more.rors determined that holmes will spend the rest of his life in prison without parole. it was an emotional day in court as family members talked about sadness and grief. >> i cannot describe to you the hours that i have wept or the horror and heartbreak that sees me each time i think of how i will never get to see my dad again. >> the prosecution plans to call about 100 people to testify about how the crimes committed by holmes have impacted their lives. >>> the man who was with rosie o'donnell's daughter when she was found last week will be in court. 17-year-old chelsea o'donnell went missing for a week after disappearing from her mother's new york home. >>> 5:15. as one prison official put it, you can't make this stuff up. a drone poised to drop drugs, porn and tobacco inside a maryland prison was intercepted before it ever took off with its illegal pay loloapayload.ç investigators say they found the items along with a gun in the suspect's car yesterday. they arrested the men who wer

the hearing today is on the other 140 charges holmes was convicted. the gunman could be sentenced to thousands of years in prison. one grieving family member took issue with the judicial system. >> if someone could explain to me the value of insanely long sentences, that would be helpful, as it's supposed to make the victims feel better. >> reporter: the judge sharply responded by explaining why this stays of sentencing is necessary. >> the system says that the defendant must be punished for each and every crime that he committed. >> reporter: the defense also has an opportunity to call witnesses. no word on whether holmes will take the stand. he hasn't so far in the trial. leanne gregg, nbc news, centennial, colorado. >>> and still ahead as we continue for you, a traffic alert tonight, and this is going to impact a lot of you. we'll fill you in. >>> and two cars swiped from a bronx parking garage. how police say the crooks pulled this off without breaking a window or even hotwiring them. >>> and have a iphone? there is a problem with some that apple

holmes shot and killed 12 and wounded 70 others in a movie theater massacre.lk about the only juror talking out about tense deliberations. we'll talk about that lone juror who apparently saved holmes' life. >>> if you're thinking about plastic surgery, we'll give you a reality check on not only what you ned to know about the procedures but the most important questions to ask your doctor. >> we'll introduce you to a husband who shocked his wife by revealing to her that she's pregnant. how did he pullç that one off,e asked? watch to find out. it's the video that's gone viral, rosemary. >> i don't know how he did it. >> here we go. i'm curious to find out. i will be watching. >> we'll show you. >> have a good day. >> the phils' hot streak continues. last night against the padres the phils belted four solo home runs to complete a comeback win in san diego. the game went into extra innings and cameron rupp hit a leadoff home run in the 12th to give them the lead. this is their 14th win in 19 games sin the all-star break. the phillies continue the road trip against

holmes massacred 12 people inside mayhem of theater nine. veronica moser-sullivan, only six, of the youngest. robert sullivan is her grandfather. >> that's not justice. un, he's living. he's breathing. and our loved ones are gone. and the gaping void, the gaping wound that we have with the loss of our granddaughter has been replaced with a new abscess of him living. >> reporter: we now know nine jurors favored death. two were undecided, one solidly believed holmes should serve life behind bars. juror 17 would not identify herself or her vote. >> i think the issue of mental illness was everything for the ones that did not want to impose the death penalty. the victims in this are forever impacted, and all of us, no matter what the decision, just felt terrible for the victims. >> reporter: before the trial started, prosecutors rejected a plea deal. holmes would plead guilty if the state accepted a life sentence. prosecutor brack refused and lost. >> i still think death is justice for what that guy did, but the system said otherwise. and i honor

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. >> victims' elvictims' families react after the sentencing trial fails to sentence james holmes to death. >>> protests and violence after michael brown's death. how much has changed in the city of ferguson? >>> good evening i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. we begin with the iran nuclear deal and the president's struggle to convince enough democrats to get behind the agreement. new york senator charles schumer says he will options it. the congressional voting is nearly a month away but the relationship with the president are concerning. john terret has the story. >> lobbying against iran deal the danger that the senate which leaves town this weekend for the long summer vacation will go with chuck schumer's words against the deal ringing in their ears. now that said, many people in washington never felt that chuck schumer would sign on to the is iran deal. it was always felt to be a tough sell for him and it looks as though white house may have factored that in. >> i'm going to study it carefully. i'm not going to let pressure or politics or party influence my decision.

reporter teri okita on how james holmes was spared the death penalty. >> reporter: james holmes showed no emotion as he learned his fate for committing one of the worst mass shootings in u.s. history. >> we, the jury, do not have a unanimous final sentencing verdict on these counts and we, the jury, understand that as a result, the court will impose a sentence of life in prisonment without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: the same jury of nine women and three men convicted holmes last month of murdering 12 people and wounding 70 others at an aurora movie theater in july 2012. holmes' sentence brings to an end a 15 week trial that began in april. jurors examined thousands of pieces of evidence and heard from more than 300 witnesses. the prosecutor says holmes deserves to pay for his crimes with his life. >> for james egan holmes, justice is death. >> reporter: but his defense attorney pleaded with the jurors to spare holmes' life saying his mental illness pushed him to kill. >> it is easier to ask you to kill a monster than it is a sick human being. >> reporter: the jury agreed w

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this is the james holmes case,s man who is either facing life or death. the jury has been deliberating his fate. they are returning a verdict any moment now. it appears that the courtroom is filled, the judge. let's listen in. >> deliberation we the jury do not have a unanimous final sentencing verdict on this count. and we the jury understand that as a result the court will impose a sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole on this count. final sentencing verdict form count three murder in the first degree after deliberation. jesse childress, we the jury do not have a unanimous final sentencing verdict on this count. and we the jury understand that as a result the court will impose a sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole on this count. final sentencing verdict form count four murder in the first degree. after deliberation warden cowden we the jury do not have a unanimous final sentencing verdict on this count. and we the jury understand that as a result the court will impose a sentence of life imprisonment

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i'm not a mom. >> this was the same jury that rejected holmes insanity defense. so many lives cut short. and others impacted forever by the killing. >> there will never be closure for these families, for these victims. they will carry the scars, they will carry the pain, and emotionally and physically, for the rest of their lives. >> and the holmes family says they are deeply sorry this has happened, and they are so sorry that the victims and families have suffered such tremendous loss. david? >>> new at 11:00, a bronx woman robbed by an armed man wearing a scary halloween mask talks to us about her frightening or deal, all caught on surveillance videos. tim fleischer spoke to the clerk who was still shaken by the encounter in the bronx. >> i couldn't think or anything. i cannot talk. i was shocked. somebody help. i am shocked. i am still scared. >> reporter: frightened beyond belief, wendy came face to face with a dangerous thief, while she was working her usual night shift, at this laundromat. the suspect, caught on security camera, came into the laconia avenue

. >> reporter: at the heart was james holmes' mental state. the defense pleaded for his life. >> the measure of our soul is in how we treat people who are sick and who are damaged. the deaths of all of those people cannot be answered by another death. please, no more death. >> reporter: the prosecution told the jury there was only one choice for justice. >> for james egan holmes, justice is death. it's death. >> reporter: during the trial, two defense and two prosecution psychiatrists testified that holmes suffered from mental illness, but the jury rejected his insanity defense and convicted him of killing 12 people and injuring 70 others in his theater attack. >> we the jury -- >> reporter: but in their ultimate decision, a lack of agreement results in life in prison for holmes. nbc news, centennial, colorado. >>> take a look at this surveillance video. police want to know the man behind the mask. the armed robber entered a laundry mat in the bronx wearing this michael meyers mask and county. he got $250. he took off in a gray jeep liberty su

phase one holmes is found guilty. phase, two the jury decided that his mental illness was not a mitigating factor. whether he gets the death penalty or spends the rest of his life behind bars is where we are now. for the jury to find a death penalty verdict, they have to be unanimous. and each juror has been asked to make a moral decision. i spoke with a woman today named sandy phillips. her daughter jessica was one of the 12 people killed. she told me whatever the jury decides she will be content because either way scott holmes will die in prison. >> pelley: an american base that houses some u.s. special forces troops has been attacked in afghanistan. our national security correspondent david martin says there are casualties, but we don't even americans were hurt. it's been a violent day in the afghan capital. kabul awoke to a truck bomb which killed 15 and wounded 250 and then later 20 cadets died in the bombing of a police academy. a key democratic senator and ally of the president says he will vote no on mr. obama

same jury convicted holmes of opening fire inside a denver theater three years ago. he killed 12 people and injured 70 others in the attack. prosecutors argued holmes methodically planned the massacre and deserved the death penalty. defense lawyers blamed the assault on mental illness. >>> the search is on for two men who shot and robbed a philadelphia bakery store owner. the victim is in critical condition tonight. she was opening around 6:00 this morning when robbers shot her. this is actually the second time she's been robbed in the past week. regular customers are in shock. >> it's devastating for us. it's devastating for the community. these things do not happen in overbrook park, they do no, and they will not. >> police need witnesses to come forward to help them make an arrest. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is expected to face criminal charges. they announced the charges against kane yesterday. they include perjury, obstruction and conspiracy. she's accused of leaking secret grand jury information to punish two former staffers. kane says she'

that's when james holmes will be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. robert gray, fox news. >>> and still ahead on fox 29 news at 6:00-a commercial flight takes a beating. >> and this damage all happened in the air. what caused it plus passengers talk about the terrifying experience next. >>> and a woman finds a veteran dog tag in her backyard and she's determined to get it back into the right hands. the heart warming reunion it led her to coming up next. sean? >> joyce, eagles camp rolls on. a bunch of players back on the field. one still out and demeco ryans talks about his injury. will he hold up for the whole season much that's later in sports. ♪ ♪ >>> three people were sent to the hospital after a bad accident in limerick, montgomery county. it happened just before 8:00 last night on west ridge pike and south limerick road. skyfox over the scene as rescue crews worked for nearly an hour freeing one of those victims who was trapped inside a car. no word yet on the conditions of all three people who were hurt there. >>> health officials in new york

there is a mix of anger and acceptance in colorado after a jury declined to sentence james holmes to death for his mass shooting inside a movie theater three years ago. because the jury could not come to a unanimous decision to impose the death penalty, holmes will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. holmes shot and killed 12 people and wounded 70 others during a midnight premiere of the batman movie "the dark knight rises" in the denver suburb of aurora. one anonymous juror told reporters outside court the panel voted 9-3 for death, and the defendant's mental illness played into their decision "more than anything else." >> at the point where we knew that one was an absolute holdout, we ended the deliberations because that person was solidly in favor of the life sentence. >> sreenivasan: some victims' families say they are relieved the three-and-a-half month trial is over. others are disappointed by the sentence. >> we have said from the beginning that we didn't care what the verdict was at the end, whether he got life or death, and that still rema

james holmes magnesio a lo largo del juicio sin mostrar algÚn tipo de reacciÓn.los bolsillos, incluso mientras leÍan su condena. este hombre fue capturado por la policÍa a las afueras del cine el mismo dÍa del asesinato y se identificÓ como el guasón, el conocido enemigo de batman. ilia: el gobierno estÁ pidiendo que se reconsidere un fallo judicial sobre centros de detenciÓn para familias, una jueza determinÓ que el gobierno viola un acuerdo judicial de 1997 que prohÍbe la detenciÓn de menores de edad en centros restrictivos. como nos explica viviana Ávila el gobierno argumenta que es necesario continuar con estas detenciones. viviana: departamento de justicia pidiÓ a una jueza federal del distrito en california de considerar el fallo emitido en el cual se advierte a ice que diera el acuerdo de no detener a menores inmigrantes. en ese mismo fallo la jueza tambiÉn pidiÓ la liberaciÓn de madres de niÑos confinados en centros de detenciÓn en texas y filadelfia. >> obviamente el gobierno no quiere cumplir con esta orden porque es un estÁndar que está haciendo esta j

the jury already determined that holmes will spend the rest of his life in prison without parole.ors along with the families, members of those killed will continue to have a chance to address holmes in court over the next few days. >>> all right. listen to this one. as one prison official put it, you can't make this stuff up. a drone, poised to drop drugs, porn and tobacco inside a prison in maryland was intercepted before it ever took off from the ground with its contraband. police say two men planned to use that drone to make a special delivery into a prison in western maryland. investigators found the items, along with a gun in the suspect's car on saturday. they arrested the men who were under surveillance in connection with the contraband case near the prison. >> we have too many acronyms in our business but this one fits this one, ycmtsu, you can't make this stuff up. this is the first case in maryland where a drone is suspected in a contraband delivery plot. >> beats the old file in a cake, doesn't it? investigators say they are preparing to charge the prison inmate who was

. >> and surprise statement during the james holmes sentencing hearing, the theater shooter's mother standing up in front of the judge. what she had to say. >>> plus, blame it on the smartphone. the connection between selfies and a rise in cases of head lice. >>> welcome back. well craft heinz is recalling 2 million pounds of oscar mayer turkey bacon linked to illness. it's recalling it because it may spoil before the best when used by date. craft was made aware of the problem but food safety regulators have not received any confirmed reports of illness. it was mascots made between may 31st and august 6th of this year. >>> new rules will soon require public companies to disclose the pay gap between what the ceo makes compared to the average workers but we are getting a preview. according to glass door, the head of discovery tops the list making nearly 2,000 times what the arm worker earns. the ceo at chipotle is next making 1500 times, as much following by cvs at 1200. >>> amazon is offering quick delivery of beer, wine and hard liquor in the seattle area. it's a test for the amazon

to send the sentencing of james holmes to a third and final phase. colorado law requires juries to deliberate three- times. before delivering a death penalty sentence. holmes was found guilty of opening fire in a crowded movie theater in aurora, colorado, back in 20-12. killing 12- people. his lawyers argue. holmes was mentally ill when the shootings happened. a manhunt is over for an ex- con. suspected of killing a memphis police officer over the weekend. 29-year-old tremain wilbourn. turned himself in to federal authorities in memphis tennessee, today. wilbourn is accused of shooting night. police say, the officer had interrupted a drug deal. after a regular traffic stop. before his capture. wilbourn was wanted on a charge of first- degree murder. memphis, tenn. - the latest on nine >> pam: year-old keyser was running to retrieve a bat and a better took a practice swing axle and struck him although young kaiser wearing a helmet the hit was severe authorities say he died at a hospital on sunday incident happens liberal competing in the national base

. >> courtroom drama just hours before james holmes is sentenced in the colorado theater shooting trial. his mother does something unexpected. her comments in court. >>> health alert. women who sell their eggs who accept other women get pregnant could fast cash now lead to fertility problems later? >>> and what a gourmet combination. during this national sandwich month, see who it is putting mac and cheese along with some tasty other ingredients between two slys of bread. we'll step it up in the insomniac kitchen on this wednesday, august 26th. >>> in from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning on this wednesday. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm phillip mena. >> whoo. what a confrontation. i'm going to drink some water to cool off. >> absolutely. if you haven't heard about it yet, there was a prolonged couldn't frontation between donald trump and senior anchor jorge ramos from fusion and univision. >> who is one of the nicest guys. have you ever met jorge? i had the opportunity a very wonderful opportunity to sit next to him. he's so gracious and just wants you to do your best when

that convicted holmes of the attack announced they could not reach a unanimous that means holmes willin prison without parole instead of the death penalty. jurors convicted him last month of 24 counts of first degree murder for each of the slain victims in the 2012 shootings. >>> now to decision 2016. new numbers out today about the political season. according to bay area social tracker net base, it wasf55 the most watched primary debate ever. it was also the most tweeted about, with as many as 1 million tweets a minute. the most tweeted about politician, donald trump. the issue getting the most social media attention was immigration. facebook a sponsor of the debate says about 20 million debate-laden messages were sent over the social network. >>> right now, if you're in the neighborhood, you might be able to hear or even feel the music. thousands of people in golden gate park, the biggest party in the bay area this weekend. it's the annual outside lands festival and it's once again sold out. but this year, some key differences. nbc bay area's christie smith is in san francisco with

but a juror says one of her counterparts was steadfastly opposed to having holmes put to death. two others were wavering. as a result, holmes was sentenced to 4r50eu6 in prison. -- to life in prison. >> at the point where we knew one was an absolute holdout to, we ended the deliberations, because that person was solidly in favor of the life sentence. >> that juror, who did not want to give her name, said biggest reason for that decision was holmes' mental illness. holmes was convicted of killing 12 people and injuring 70 others during the midnight screening of a batman movie in 2012. >>> lawyers for bobbi kristina brown's boyfriend say allegations against him are are false. the suit accuses nick brown of giving houston a toxic cocktail and putting her facedown in a bathtub in january. she died last month. gordon hasn't been criminally charged. his lawyers say gordon is heart broken. >>> brooklyn rapper sean price has died, also known as rock, he was just 43 years old. the cause of his death is currently unknown, but there are reports he died in his sleep. price was a solo artist

results in life in prison for holmes. one of jurors discussed the stalemate. >> we ended your deliberations when one absolutely would not move. >> some of the victims and family members express disappointment the penalty was not the most severe but relief that it's over. >> he's living and breathing and our loved ones are gone. >> more than three years after the shooting rampage, today's sentence ends another chapter in this long grieving process. leann greg, today in new york. >> new documents suggest the boy friend of bobbi christina brown drugged her and put her in the bathtub where she was later found unconscious. the lawyer filed a $40 million lawsuit back in june. yesterday he amended the suit accusing gordon of giving her a toxic cocktail before putting her face down in the water. she died six months later on july 26th. gordon is not facing any charges. >>> sandra lee is expected to head home from the hospital this weekend according to a facebook post. the star will recover at home. at least being treated for an in