james mcvey was arrested saturday in wisconsin after police say he killed a woman and stole her car. he later told police it was a first step on a cross country killing spree that would end with the assassination of the president. he was released from the south dakota prison. he said during his time there he built up anger about the economic policy. >>> the tucson shooting rampage happened six months ago today. gun control advocates are pushing for gun safety laws. six people died. 13 others injured when jared loughner opened fire. since the shooting gun control advocates have been asking president obama to toughen gun safety laws. the white house says it's working on some new measures and will announce them in the next few weeks. >>> a man wanted for killing seven people in michigan took his own life after an hours long standoff with police. officers say 34-year-old roger danesler kill his victims. among the seven dead his exgirlfriend, his own daughter and another child. police say after a high-speed chase he went into another home and took three people hostage before killing himse

police say this elderly woman was killed on saturday in south dakota by james mcvey. he was arrested about 100 miles i way in wisconsin driving with the woman's car. mcvey told police he killed the woman as part of a planned cross country killing spree that would end with the assassination of the president. he was recently released from prison. >>> congressional leaders will meet again with president obama this weekend to continue talks to raise the nation's debt ceiling. now the nation will reach its debt ceiling on august 2nd. republicans want major spending cuts before they agree to a plan. but house minority leader pelosi says any cuts to social security need to be off the table. >>> 45 minutes ago the labor department adamanced the june jobless report. ktvu scott mcfarland is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us why it's a disappointing report. >> reporter: the headline hiring has slowed to a standstill. the nation gained 18 jobs in june. cut backs by state governments, cities, school districts to blame. the consumers spending which is stifled by high