john hauser opened fire inside a movie theater. he wrote down the time and the date of the screening of the film "trainwreck" in a journal in his hotel room. the findings indicate that the shooting was premeditated. we know that he had a long history of mental illness and his family once had him committed. despite that, he was able to legally buy a gun at an alabama pond shop. one of the five service members killed by a gunman in chattanooga, tennessee was laid to rest. hundreds attended marine thomas sullivan's funeral today. massachusetts governor charlie baker was among those who came to pay their respects. tackling domestic violence congresswoman donna edwards and representatives from the nfl and local and federal law enforcement are talking about the growing problem. john gonzalez is that susan high school. john: autria, good afternoon. this is a very unique summit on a very troubling, growing problem in our country. lawmakers came together here at suitland high school with the national football league. recently, several high-

new video showing the gunman less than an hour before the rampage, john hauser seen leaving a motel 6 in his vehicle. another surveillance clip shows him walking around and chatting with a front desk clerk. witnesses are recalling the events of last thursday night. >> 10 rounds went off, when i realized -- i drop and i'm looking at him. i see he's reloading so i screamed to everybody -- he's reloading, get the hell out of here now! >> his room was a mess, there were clothes and liquor bottles scattered all over. investigators plan to release preliminary report on the shooting this week. >>> today the boy scouts of america is expected to ratify a resolution to lift the ban on openly gay troop leaders. the ban barred openly gay adults from serving as den leaders, scout masters and camp couplers. the new resolution is welcome news for an eagle scout who was raised by two mothers. >> it means an organization that i love and which i've been a member since i was 6 years old is i think taking another step towards joining the rest of the country in the 21st century. >> it was just last year t

grand theater" suspects"down several victims of with gunshot wounds authorities say the gunman john hauserresult of that shooting. >> grant: like county fire has grown we just learned 10,200 a. this fire started late yesterday afternoon over 24 hours this has really exploded and southeast of clear lake burned three homes several outbuildings as you can see this video so raging j.r. said don was on scenes shot this dramatic video that firefighter during battles with intense flames towering over his head it still almost a hundred degrees out there wins are not helping the key posts on the lake county fire. >> pam: makers as the cult hot for pets. he explain. and that a fitness level e will tell your take you to a quick test to check your physical health a relative. remove the moon appears more night when, conceivably and >> reporter: see my stairway africa expect any showers are the system coming next smart >> grant: night much of the world being able to see a blue moon there with a for the second time this month the moon is about to become full also. full moon july 2nd now a second is comin

john hauser officials described as a drifter leaving the theater and turned the gun on himself when heolice closing in on him. governor bobby jindal expressing the sentiment of lafayette earlier today. >> i have no doubt lafayette will come through this. a resilient, tough community, there will beat years, we have to explain to our kids what bad things happen to good people. as a husband and a father. cheryl: wedges learning that with domestic violence complaint said the arrest for arson but hillary clinton is whoo-hoo way into potentially by ec waters as she calls for a tax hike on short-term cattle gains and may have the backing of some on wall street monopoly not the rest of america, earlier clinton addressed what she called inaccuracies in reporting on the controversy with regards to everything. >> there have been a lot of inaccuracies as congressman cummings made clear maybe the he is getting to everybody. we have a responsibility to get this right. i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all a

now john russell hauser. these killers had different political beliefs and motivations and almost nothing in common except for two things. they were all men and they all had access to guns. yesterday in a bbc interview, president obama talked about his biggest frustration as president. >> it is the fact that the united states of america is the one advanced nation on earth in which we do not have common sense gun safety laws even in the face of repeated mass killings and you know if you look at the number of americans killed since 9/11 by terrorism, it's less than 100. if you look at the number that have been killed by gun violence, it's in the tens of thousands. >> joining me now charlie peters, writer and "es q4" magazine charlie, there is something very dark and unsettling about the routineness with which we are now about it parce these, an active shooting people aren't panicked in the control room. people know the drill because this has now become something it almost appears in the american psyche like tor

getting back to the investigation into john hauser.e seems to make it clear this was a metally planned attack here on the grand theater on thursday night and police have actually discovered a journal that houser used and wrote in at the motel that he was staying at not far from here. and cbs obtained surveillance video of him leaving that hotel in the moments before he came here to the grand theater and inside that journal he talks about coming here at 7:15 on thursday night. so they say it's clear he was of sound mind when he was writing in the journal. they've been looking into his past. he obviously had a long mental health history and run ins with his family. at one point his wife and daughter had filed a protective order against him. and his family now saying they were concerned about his potential for violence but they never thought he would attack a place like a movie theater, instead maybe targeting a government building. there were nine other victims wounded in this tragedy. six have been released from the hospital. three are

community remembered the two women killed thursday night, a clearer picture emerged of the gunman john "rusty" hauser. investigators are working to confirm eyewitness reports that he visited at least three other theaters in baton rouge, lake charles, and lafayette in recent weeks. but they're still not sure why he settled on this one. writing in his journal the exact date time and movie "trainwreck" where he would carry out his rampage. so far no clear motive. >> he seemed to be an individual who was just ranting and raving about things going on in the government and around the world. orr on message boards he appeared to have posted dozens of radical comments some praising adolf hitler he also wrote about lone-wolf acts of violence several times. after he lost his house to foreclosure and his wife filed for divorce, hauser borrowed money from his mother and checked into this lafayette hotel on july 3rd. >> he was just being polite about stuff, saying good morning as he passed by basically a normal human being. >> reporter: atf investigators say hauser legally purchased his gun last year in alabama, b

detectives say when john russell hauser saw his escape route block -- blocked, he returned to the theater and shot three more times before killing himself.>> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out what prompted him to open fire inside a movie theater thursday, killing two and one do -- wounding nine. he was described as a right- wing extremist with a history of mental illness. authorities say he legally bought the handgun in alabama. the shooting renews nationwide debate about gun control. >> i don't think a gun jumps up by itself and does what it did. >> reporter: there will be an appropriate time for us to talk about policies and politics. i'm sure folks want to score points off this tragedy. right now, let's focus on the families. >> reporter: residents of lafayette holding a vigil remembering the victims. julian johnson and mason pro. -- may see bro.>> she was confident and positive all the time. shoes beautiful inside and out. >> reporter: authorities are taking the time to honor to selfless acts. one teacher was able to pull an alarm and a worn -- warn everyone inside the

the gunmen who was john russell hauser.tes after the movie started and then said from his seat and opened fire. the mark the two wild fires bore burning in northern california. this big fire that has burned when hundred acres is from a car fire. though larger fire, the rag fire as burned about 7,000 a. and is about 20 percent contained. >> reporter: we just an update that cal fighter will be holding a news conference at 11:00 here at this community center at winter's which has been set as a temporary red cross shelter. halt the rag fire as it is called because it started near rye canyon has caused many people to be evacuated. many of these people do not want to be on tv. cal fire has said that nearly 300 families were affected. a lot of people are still waiting to find with the latest is so they can go home and see how much damage has been done. there is one out house barn destroyed other than that no buildings. this is an agricultural community so there has been a lot of weight to and wonder about what has been impacted. i

he is john russell hauser and has no connection to lay fayette. he's from alabama. >> we do have team coverage and hear from some of the witnesses on the scene and investigators asking who was this suspect in his 50s. abc's ryan owens starts us off from the scene this morning. ryan, good morning. >> reporter: david, good morning to you. still a very active scene here. if you take a look at this large parking lot behind me you see there's still plenty of cars here because people simply ran out of the theater as you can imagine, as soon as they heard the gunfire, quite literally running for their lives. the real-life horror began just 20 minutes into the 7:00 p.m. showing of the comedy "trainwreck" at this lafayette, louisiana, movie theater. that's when police say 59-year-old john russell hauser a drifter living in a nearby motel 6 stood up in the back of the theater and began firing. >> you heard a gunshot, pow. it was so loud it had my ears ringing. >> reporter: witnesses telling police the gunman, whose name once the second shot happened. people

police identifying him in the last hour as john russell hauser.hers. >> he's 59 years of age. he's previously resided in the state of alabama. he's kind of a drifter. he's been in lafayette since early july as far as we can tell. he was staying at a local motel on university avenue. we served a search warrant on that motel room at about 4:30 this morning. he was driving a 1995 blue lincoln continental. we found wigs and glasses and disguises, basically, in his room. his vehicle had a switched license tag on it. it was parked right outside an exit door of the theater. it is apparent that he was intent on shooting and then escaping. what happened is, the quick law enforcement response forced him back into the theater, at which time he shot himself. no devices were found in his vehicle. no devices were found in the theater. as far as we know one one .40-caliber handgun is involved. that weapon has been recovered. it appears that at least 13 rounds were fired during the time he was in the theater discharging a weapon. our victims are macey, white fema

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government which one year-old and 33 year-old were shot and killed at the movies when a man named john hauser caliber handgun at a pawnshop in georgia he shot and killed himself by the time the police got there nine other people were injured in that attack of the big news this morning the daughter of the lake whitney houston has died the 22 year- old divested endured almost six months after she was found face down and unresponsive and the bathtub the firm represents the she was surrounded by family when she passed away we found out about an autopsy will be performed on the body she was 18 when she was found face down in the bathtub as well at the beverly hilton just before the rewards. >>darya: after a confrontation with police near sfo it was a wild series of events that include a car crash and attempted carjacking and a foot chase it all happen early yesterday morning in san bruno a man stole the white vehicle you see there it was a partner stop near boulevard and then the crash the car into a light pole after the crash officer said the man took off running with a backpack police said he tr

john hauser bought a ticket and walked into that louisiana movie theater before killing and wounding>>> ray tensing is out of jail on bond. he pleaded not guilty to murder in the death of samuel dubose. there is no sign of two florida teenagers missing at sea. austin stephanos went missing. >>> former president george bush showing everyone he's doing just fine. the 91-year-old broke a bone in his neck when he fell in his home. he posted a picture and tweeted who knew getting out of bed was more dangerous than jumping out of airplanes. >>> soaring unemployment, high suicide rate mark the lives of more than a million native americans living on reservations in the u.s. rochelle ripley is bringing help and hope. meet this week's cnn hero and tell us about someone you think is deserving at cnnheros.com. >> the lakota reservations are very isolated. the spirit of the people is still alive, but they struggle with the conditions tremendously. we have extremely high rates of suicide, addictions. food often is in very short sflie supply. unemployment. health issues are another huge challenge.

tonight we're looking at how it's killing hollywood's longstanding taste for gun control "air john russell hauserale 59 years of age. >> reporter: families mourning the loss of loved ones tonight "trainwreck." 20 minutes into last night's screening police and eye witnesses say this man himself. vo upon learning of the 2 "my heart is broken and all myin a sad twist of irony five months ago, trainwreck director "my thoughts and love go out to by this madness or any madness. we, as a country, need to find a way to do better." in 2012 an array of a list entertainers came together for a gun control psa. it was released five months after mass murderer james holmes killed 12 and injured 70 inside a midnight screening of "dark knight rises" vo insider, for kron 4 news, i'm catherine. you can watch all your celebrity news here on kron-4. after the insider -- entertainment tonight airs at 7:30. followed by kron 4 news at eight we're staying on top of the tragic theater shooting. next at 5:30. a live report from lafayette on the investigation and the gunman. also - how the f-d-a wants to clarify how you see

john russell hauser opened fire last night during a movie.ching a motel where does believe the suspects stayed. defense secretary ashton carter is an northern rock today. he's getting an update on the fight against islamic state. it is the second stop in his unannounced trip. it is his first trip since taking office five months ago. firefighters in northern california aree finally getting the upper hand in a place that has scorched 11 miles . napa valley residents are getting ready to go back home. stephanie: the surprise drop in chinese manufacturer is dragging metals lower. an index measuring metals manufacturing fell to a 15 month low. commodities are on track for a third weekly loss, extending the decline to a 13 year low. alix steel joins us now. what is this overarching theme driving commodities? alix: this is an enormous week for, these, i cannot stress that enough it was based. the real concern is this forecasting a weaker economy in the second half of the year? that yield is now below 3%, which lends a little credence to the overall

. >> a judge ordered a mental health evaluation for john hauser in 2008, fall following a domestic disputein colombia have begun sifting through a site. >> the remains of as many as 300 people are believed to have been dumped in a landfill over the course of one of the darkest chapters of colombia's conflict. some of the victims are thought to have been buried here as far back as 2002. >>> to brazil now which has become a major gaelts way for cocaine. it's hand carried by drug mules. usually women who are willing to take on big risks for what they think will be a big payday. shasta darlington has more details. >> reporter: an odyssey repeated again and again. men and women from around the globe, flown into sao paulo with the promise of big rewards. handed a packed suitcase and sent back to the airport. that's where many get caught with cocaine. this woman was a mother and six months pregnant when she agreed to smuggle drugs to south africa. >> to be a martother, you're supposed to protect your children but me, i didn't do all of those things. >> reporter: she says she needed the cash. now

there we don't expect at this time -- >> listening to lafayette authorities named the shootesh john russell hauserved in alabama a little bit,one of the authorities called him a drifter at a local motel on university avenue, apparently. before heading to that he movie theatre coming out of the car, spraying, killing two people and then turning his gun on himself, the reason that he committed suicide is because the law enforcement was after him because he tried to actually make-believe he was among the theatregoers at one point and he tried to escape, apparently, but the law enforcement with so quick to react they forced him to go back in, and then he ultimately killed himself joining us right now in lafayette city parish councilman keith patton thank you for joining us, our conwill doences to you, and to the entire community this morning i know you are a father, a family man, this cannot be easy how is the communities reacts to this horrible tragedy so a far. >> it is ret surreal, we see this kind of stuff national tv unfortunately now we are on national tv because of this. i have confidence that

. >> the gunman has been identified as john russell hauser has been described as a drifter.hreats they know of, and that man was working alone. and building up big war, and once on part of the border. heritage foundation, stealing all the thunder. you make like him or dislike him and out of the republican campaign. is in not? >> i do policy and when i got excited it was not donald trump on the border. saying things that are reasonable, a long border a lot of the geography is very remote. it was a $20 fence and border crossings, and the problem with that, a bumper stickers saying, i want amnesty, a border, neither one of those are the solution or problem and any time we get past the bumper sticker right get excited. stuart: do you think donald trump is positive when it comes to discussion of immigration and the border, is in coming on and taking the argument to the debate further in a positive way? >> looking at the debate, look at the sanctuary city, sanctuary cities are a symptom of a larger problem. dealing with them is like dealing, not touching, don't in force immigratio