joining me now from colorado is a iris eton, a criminal defense attorney. iris, good to have you with us today to help guide us through some of the legalities that are coming down the line. it's been reported that the district attorney chambers has sought more death penalty cases than any other current colorado d.a. so she's professionally on board with it, has no problems seeking it. but in addition to talking to the victims and their families, what other factors will be in play here? >> the biggest factor in play is going to be whether or not mr. holmes has a mental illness. and it's going to be a long road in order to have both of the authorities and his defense lawyers to get to the bottom of that. >> iris, the three inmates currently on colorado's death row, as we said, it's very rare for someone to get the death penalty, but two of them have been put there by the arapahoe county district attorney's office. what are the main challenges in defending a death penalty case in colorado? and is the possibility of a plea bargain an option as we move further i

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okay. >> after visiting her son, iris de'arborne will take beau jr. to the women's unit to visit his mother. >> we go see mommy. we see daddy, we go see mom my. this is a ritual we do every weekend, or every other weekend. takes a while to get through the lines and waiting on the lines. but i figure that it's worth it because if i was in here and i couldn't see my baby, i'd want somebody to bring my baby to me. >> it's a little hard. i can't touch him. i haven't touched him since he was born. >> does he know who you are? >> i hope so. i think so. he sees me every weekend, so, i hope he does. >> oh, you look. you're ready, huh? >> i pray he does. because he smiles and all smiles and stuff. but if not there, when i get out, he'll get to know me quick. >> peekaboo. >> peekaboo with momma? >> peekaboo. >> you going to peekaboo? >> peekaboo. peekaboo. >> hi, momma. >> he's so happy. >> he is. he wakes up happy. >> it's really hard on me. it really is. ever since he was born, she's been taking care of him. it's a lot of work and i thank god for her every da

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> and in a san mateo neighborhood, they are looking for somebody who shot a cat shot in the leg on iris court. the veterinarians are telling the times the cat is expected to survive but it is paralyzed. if you have any information call san mateo police. >>> it will soon be hard to find free parking and hundreds of new parking meters are being installed at at&t park this summer. they will be active until 10:00 p.m. starting next spring and it could cost 5 to $7 an hour to use the meters. he hopes this will discourage people to free up more spaces and reduce congestion. >>> what is happening sal? >>> couple of cars on 580, this crash will be blocking lanes, watch for slow traffic, it had already been slow in the area. quickly the bay bridge is backed up as you come to the pay gates, let's go to steve. >>> some rain to the north some temperature mainly in the 60s and we will talk more about the rain coming up on mornings on 2. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, a crash with a cab driver and police officer and a fast moving hydrant. >>> we have a live report, stay right here with us. demi

iri like kempf tur. can -- i like texture. do you like the way it looks? >> no!tion for hooks. if he can hang hooks to hang shirts on. because we don't feel like folding. we don't want to look for hangers. look at him, he's smiling. i need the chair to put the clothes on. >> so hooks would be a compromise. >> design a chair with a hole in it and let that be the hamper. >> sorry, we've got to go. >> you know what's coming up, this is great. we're doing man makeovers, a little frimping. >>> and we're back with our special show dedicated to all men everywhere. it's time to turn the spotlight on three special guys who deserved a little primping and pampering. >> that's right. we searched high and low to find some lucky gents to be made over by eve michael. >> she's so funny, by the way. so what is your philosophy behind these makeovers? >> my philosophy is that every person in this country deserves to know how to look their best. we've kind of fallen asleep at the wheel. so i really want make over america by teaching everyone my method on how to look good. and i wrot

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. >>> ahead this morning, the ongoing conflict in iri can't has government troops seeking safety. >> we could know in about a month what happened to amelia earhart. more on this mission to solve the seven decade mystery when we come back. stay with us.  shut syria as president making headline with an apology. he is telling turkish media he is sorry for the downing of a today in new yorkish jet. turkey responded by scrambling more jets when syrian helicopters strayed too close to the border. hounds of syrians are defecting into turkey. they include a general, seven other officers and 58 soldiers in the large of the defection since the crisis erupted. >>> we are also hearing that iran just launched a long range surface to surface missile this morning. iran is staging war games in the persian gulf after an oil embargo byen european union kicked in on saturday. the sanctions on iran are meant to force it to speed up negotiations on its controversial nuclear program. iran is now threatening to cut off all international oil shipments coming through the strait of hormuz. >

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the owner of blue iris studio in palo alto made a powerful statement by hiring her. >> getting fired how do we take time in the middle of our workday for ourselves. >>reporter: yoing any instructor says she thinks the debate hit a chord because many people share her opinion that cell phone etiquette has all but vanished. >> it's eroded something to me that's basic respect for a teacher or performer. anyone who is up there doing something to give them your full attention. that's just how i feel in. >>reporter: facebook employee have access to a gym and about 2 dozen exercise classes every week. not commenting on this specific situation facebook says it is happy with the health management program provided by the vendor n.menlo park, abc 7 news. >>> leading venture capitol firm lost a key argument in a sex discrimination suit. judge has ruled that the silicon valley finance can't force a junior partner to take her complaint to binding arrest traition. it's a win for ellen powell who brought the lawsuit. it increase the chance of settling out of court for millions of dollars. on the plus

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. >> no, i think that's su an sof liacthondhe hn n on iri. i mean, i think the west coast is a little farther ahead of us on this, right, in t sense of trying to organize and protest. but that prospect is just so frightening, you know? ch ener o ong, i mean,he esident taught if around little while would not even -- taught for a little while would not even know about the japanese-american incarceration. it's gng to be out ofhe xt iree sme ow anu. will z. [laughter] thank you so much. >> love you, love you, love you. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. 48 hours of nonfiction authors and booksery weken er ath bestsling nonfiction books according to "usa today." this list reflects sales for the week of july 12th. >> you can find out more about these bestsellers by going to "usa today".com and clicking on life. >> this weekend on botv, ses hekyatsowd eapo filit from full body burden, kristin iverson looks at the effects on the environment and the people today at 7 p.m. eastern. and sunday on after words, peter llier on the life of jean pak. ar i

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a search failed to find lass iri laci until remains of her son washed ashore.s arrested and charged with two counts of murder. at the time of his arrest he had dyed his hair blond, grown a goatee, carried cash, credit cards and other items in his car. he was tried and convicted in 2004. in the appeal filed last thursday, peterson's attorney says the prosecutor could not prove how the crime occurred. there were no confessions or admissions of culpability. there were no eyewitnesses and no murder weapon found. >> they are raising good evidentiary issues. the problem is circumstantial evidence alone is enough to establish guilt. >> reporter: the appeal also said a mob of more than 1,000 people waited outside san mateo county verdict and cheered for jurors after they found peterson guilty but before they deliberated his penalty. >> certainly the question of how the media affected these jurors will be examined carefully. but in this day and age, trials go on, particularly high-profile cases. >> peterson is on death row at san quentin state prison sending 19 hours a

. >> reporter: wieber finished behind as gabby douglas and al iri moved on. >> i'm speechless. >> herr cheering her on from the stands. >> catch it! >> stick out, please! >> stick out! . >> reporter: outside weather messed up the road race with cyclists falling into a ravine. >> on the left-hand side, if you do that in london it's a nasty thing to happen. >> reporter: in the end, three women broke out of the pack. >> here comes marianne vos. >> reporter: with vos taking the gold and britain taking the silver. temperatures dropped to a chilly 63 degrees forcing the beach volleyballers to cover up. not exactly bikini weather. while some venues were packed, organizers scrambled to explain why so many empty seats at events saying they would fill them with british soldiers, teachers and students. as of this morning, china leads the world in medals with 12, but the u.s. is right on its heels with 11. back to you guys. >> michelle, thank you very much. meanwhile it's beautiful here right now. >> over there. >> you get the feeling it won't last. take a look at this. right above our heads here

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years, putting stories to work in peace education were 15 years ago, we had the chance to build an irisd the washington-ireland program. you will hear from alum of that program. alums of the average program got together and created a south african program. you will hear from alums of that program. in 2009, alums of the irish and south african program came together with us with the inspiration to say young people from the north of ireland and the south of ireland, young people from the rainbow republic of south africa, they get the chance to be in washington to work in internships and stay with host families and work together as a team and learned the american story and learn to tell their -- their story. one night dung people from the west bank and gaza and israel? fromhy not young people the west bank and got that and israel? some of those original pioneers are here today, taking a chance to look back on what they have created and to look forward and dream of leaving greater possibilities. before i hand over to make and who will be our program director for the first panel, your support

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a lot of them involve the ordinary iris system. the individual mandate is the one that a lot of people are concerned about. the irs has prohis prohibited fm using criminal sanctions. i think that is one where it does not end in jail. the one tax will that not -- where that will not end in a jail sentence. congress can change that whenever it wants. host: houston, texas. caller: good morning. i have been always curious about this. has any study been done on the amount that it costs for emergency room services for the uninsured versus the amount of the subsidy that will be given with taxpayer money to various people to pay their insurance fees? guest: i do not know that. host: donald marron? guest: when the cbo analyst the health care legislation, they tried to account for those of text. they're finding that t health-care bill will decrease the deficit. the cost of expansion is covered by the spending cuts. host: brought phil, maryland. -- rock hill, maryland. caller: health care costs did the same between -- stay the same. if the st