also john walsh is for gun control, and also shocking developments about the case of oscar pistorius. the night where everybody is talking about what have motivated adam lanza, some are saying he might have been obsessed with a man who killed 77 people in july 2011. he may even believe there was a deadly competition between them, a sick competition he hoped to win by killing even more people than he did. meanwhile, connecticut police spokesman is throwing cold water on the theory at the moment, telling susan candiotti on the record, all of it is speculation. there's no basis to the cbs story. i want to bring in javier, a consultant for the department of justice. welcome back to you. clearly, the moment, no one is committing to a firm motive, but the cbs report clearly implies they are finding some kind of evidence that adam lanza, the sandy hook shooter, had in some way fantasized about some weird, sick competition between him and the norwegian mass shooter. in your experience with this kind of thing, would that entirely surprise you, or is there often a copycat element to these kinds

sign up now at hiltondouble.com. >>> john walsh has dedicated his life to tracking violence. john, welcome back. >> thank you. >> fascinating conversation i had with dr. begg. he actually saw firsthand the utterly horrific scenes at sandy hook and he makes good points, when people try and use the second amendment as a defense against any form of guns, let's call it safety, not control. the word control maybe conveys the wrong sentiment, they go crazy. what do we do about this and what do we do about the connection between clear mental health issue and the type of gun violence we saw at aurora or sandy hook or the other massacres? >> i have profiled so many fugitives on america's most wanted who were on parole or probation, one man who was the suspect in the murder of four children, to kidnap an 8-year-old daughter and 9-year-old son, released and able to get a gun every time. he would violate his probation, parole, sex offender registry, but he was able to get guns and murder children with those guns after he abducted them, and he had a long history of violent pedophilia, and

john walsh. "america's most wanted" is also going to join us. and we'll talk with the son of the heroic bus driver who died trying to stop the kidnapper. first though there's a lot more unfolding at this moment. martin savidge has the latest from the crime scene. marty, what are we learning? >> reporter: anderson, you were talking about both those photos and, now, the word of these explosive devices. we've been told all day long by authorities that one of the reasons why the public wasn't being allowed in the area was the concern for these explosive devices. now we learn there were two of them, one located inside the bunker, which would show you how dangerous it was the entire time for that young child and the agents that made the entry. and now the other device, we're being told, was found inside that pvc pipe, which was used for the communication. in those photographs, you might have noticed the roof of the bunker collapsed in, which would show you the force of the explosion that was used to gain entry and bring about the rescue. meanwhile, et

joining me now, salon's john walsh, joan walsh's writing about the president's education plan.hank you both for coming on the show tonight. i want to start with this minimum wage. they have a problem with raising it. it's madness to me. >> it's madness. it's an anti-poverty program that doesn kostz the government anything. it doesn't do enough, but it's a great start. if the federal minimum wage kept pace with inflation since the 6 1960s, it would be up to $15. and we've neglected this way to help people. for republicans that are always rallying against the increase in federal aid to low income families, to oppose this, it's really counter intuitive. they're really saying we're not interested in helping low income families anyway. >> jonathan, the gop has become known for attacking those welfare and food stamps. take a listen to this. >> we don't want to turn this safety net into a hammock. >> self reliance means if anyone will not work, neither should he eat. we need people working with jobs, not saving food stamps. >> they have no habilitates of working and have nobody around

joins me "outfront" along with candace delong, a former fbi profiler and also on the telephone is john walsh of "america's most wanted." i want to begin with you, though, john, just because as kyung said, right now police are frantic, right, and fbi officials. they are trying to beat the sinking sun. "l.a. times" is reporting there are fresh tracks on big bear, perhaps near where that pickup truck is burning. how -- you have tracked so many people like this. how can dorner survive the night? >> well, he's trained for this. he's not only america's most wanted, he's america's most armed and dangerous. and he's trained to be a survivalist. that remote area up there in the dark will be his ally. he can set up shop up there and he'll be very hard to catch in the dark. and if he has the weapons he says he has, if he has a .50-caliber rifle, he'll be able to shoot people from -- or whoever he wants to shoot, from as far as a mile. so he is extremely dangerous. he may be looking for shelter up there. there's probably lots of cabins and vacation homes that will be empty. he can get out of the cold an

john walsh and political strategist angela ragg. is the president overreacting? and paul is spot-on. john nichols, is the president overreacting? >> he absolutely is not overreacting. the sequester is austerity. it is -- it's not slowing the rate of growth. our population is growing. our needs are growing. if you slow down the amount of spending you've got at a time when you have growth and population, you are making severe cuts. and the sequester is really the first installment on an austerity agenda that poses huge threats according to government and private sector analyses to our abolishmeemployment rate an potential for growth. the president is not lying nor is he being historionic or overboard. >> i don't know what the president strategy is, but it looks to me like there is not one. they're saying different things and reacting on different points and none of them make sense. when you talk about sequestration or across the board cuts, we're talking about things that impact the lives of real people. they want to see small government. well, small government does

tonight john walsh is going to join anderson cooper to share his experience on what they might be doing to try to cope with the kind of trauma that entire family and what they are going through, tonight 8:00 eastern right here on cnn. and now i want to take you to austria, breaking news, american skier lindsey vonn is said to have suffered a complex knee injury in a very bad crash on the slopes during a race there. it happened in the opening day of the super g event at the alpine ski world championships. joining me from london is christina mcfarland, host of cnn's alpine edge. i'm joined on the telephone by john meyer, who is a sports columnist with the denver post and also a collaborator on lindsey vonn's blog. christine, let me start with you. the nuts and bolts about this race and what happened on the slopes that had her being taken away by helicopter. >> reporter: that's right, ashleigh. i managed to see the video of her fall about half an hour ago. i can tell you it looked pretty nasty her right knee seemed to buckle underneath her as she went down in the competition. which is a sh

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he let bill walsh and john mcvay build a football team that he provided all the resources for.really set the vision an set the tone and allowed those guys to go do their work. that's one of the things that i take from eddie that i'm not an expert. i shouldn't be in the draft room telling them who the pick. you have to put the right people in place and make sure that those folks have the opportunity to do what they do best. >> reporter: well, the class of 2013 will be announced tomorrow night. eddie d. is one of 17 finalists. other notable names with bay area ties include tim brown, tomorrower 49er charles haley and sonoma state alum larry allen. >>> ray lewis has been the face of the ravens for nearly two decades. baltimore's defense is full of dominant personalities. a new leader has emerged, on the offensive side of the football. >> i just remember slapping him in the chest, you know, like real hard. i was like, look, you're the general now, you know. lead us to a victory. like we're not talking out of here unless you wake up, like right now, and lead us to a victory. >> i do

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the first is john walsh, u.s. attorney. he has served for u.s. attorney in colorado since august of 2010 after he was unanimously confirmed by the senate. as u.s. attorney, he is responsible for supervising and coordinating the federal investigation of the mass shootings at a movie theater in aurora, colorado. as is becoming u.s. attorney, dash before becoming u.s. attorney, mr. walsh was a member of a law firm and partner in a law firm. early in his career, he served as chief of the major fraud section of the u.s. attorney office in los angeles, supervising 35 assistants, u.s. attorneys, prosecuting white- collar offenses. i will also introduce chief edward flynn. he has a long career of leadership in public safety. he has been the chief of the milwaukee police department since 2008. he commands an agency of 2000 sworn in officers and 700 civilians. previously he served as secretary of public safety in massachusetts under governor mitt romney. he oversaw the massachusetts state police and the department of corrections. he has also served as chie

walsh house. with six kids carrie and john say it's one way to keep them entertained. >> we have tvs in -- >> every room in the house. >> basically in every room and in the cars as well. >> reporter: but two new studies out in the journal of pediatrics today say tv could affect a child's behavior in a not watched end content. new zealand researchers looked at about 1,000 children and found the more tv kids watched the more anti social and aggressive they can become. in the second study researchers focused on preschool age kid and found they do imitate what they see on tv and do change their behavior for good or bad. >> a lot of children's programming, even though it's children's programming, still shows a lot of violence. >> reporter: researchers found when preschoolers watched shows that stressed compassion and cooperation, they tend to act that way. when they see movies or tv shows containing violent scenes, they become more aggressive. after a year of the study the researchers found the preschoolers who watched less violence and more child appropriate shows scored better on tests, measuring coop

walsh house. carrie and john say they have rules in place for watching, but with six kids -- ♪ [ music ] ♪ -- it isn'ttained. >> we have tvs in -- >> every room in the house. >> basically, every room. and in the cars as well. >> reporter: but two new studies in the journal pediatrics say that tv could affect a child's behavior. new zealand researchers looked at about 1,000 children and found the more tv children watched, the more anti-social and aggressive they can become. >> it also means really more depression, more anxiety, more keeping to one's self. >> reporter: pediatricians are concerned not just about how much time kids are spending in front of tv, but also what types of shows they're watching. >> reporter: in the second study, u.s. researchers found preschool-aged children can imitate what they see on tv. >> a lot of children's programming, even though it's childrenning programming, still shows a lot of violence. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics suggests children, older than 2, should watch less than two hours of tv a day. and that kids younger than 2, shouldn't watch any tv at

walsh house. karenie and john say they have rules in place for watching. with six kids, it isn't easy to keep them entertained. >> we have tvs in -- >> every room in the house. >> basically, every room. and in the cars as well. >> reporter: but two new studies in the journal pediatrics say that tv could affect a child's behavior. new zealand researchers looked at about 1,000 children and found the more tv children watched, the more anti-social and aggressive they can become. >> it also means really, more depression, more anxiety, more keeping to one self. >> reporter: pediatricians are not just concerned about how much time kids are spending in front of the tv but also about what types of shows they're watching. >> reporter: u.s. researchers found preschool-aged children with imitate what they see on tv. >> a lot of children's programming, even though it's children's programming, still shows a lot of violence. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics suggests children, older than 2 should watch less than two hours of tv a day. and that kids younger

walsh house. carrie and john say they have rules in place for watching, but with six kids... ♪ [ music ] ♪ it isn't keep them entertained. >> we have tvs in -- >> every room in the house. >> basically, every room. and in the cars as well. >> reporter: but two new studies in the journal pediatrics say that tv could affect a child's behavior. new zealand researchers looked at about 1,000 children and found the more tv children watch, the more anti-social and aggressive they can become. >> it also means really more depression, more anxiety, more keeping to one's self. >> reporter: pediatricians are concerned, not just about how much time kids are spending in front. tv. but also about what types of shows they're watching. >> reporter: in the second study, u.s. researchers found preschool-aged children, can imitate what they see on tv. >> a lot of children's programming, even though it's children's programming, still shows a lot of violence. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics suggests children older than 2, should watch less than two hours of tv a day. and that kids younger than 2 shouldn't

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john? >> oh, you had to bring joe walsh into it. the states are laboratories of democracy.oolish not to recognize the fact that some foengz are going to travel there for pot but come for the pot, stay for the skiing. it's a beautiful state. i think they'll be known for more than that. >> come for the pot, stay for the skiing but don't do them at the same time for goodness sakes. >> no. >> rob? >> i agree with john, this is a tenth amendment issue. the people of colorado voted to legalize pot and if they want to have pote tourism it's great bu the unemployment rate in this country is high, those of you who shave to take a drug test b careful on your way back home. >> john and rob, thank you for playing today. >> thanks, carol. >>> billy crystal, steve martin, whoopi goldber, now add seth macfarline to the list of hollywood's night. >> it's a bad match. i'm the wrong guy to do this. >> so how does someone prepare to host the oscars? we'll ask the new man in the spotlight. ng ] ♪ come on, boy! [ barks ] ♪ oh, heavenly day here we go. ♪ cha-cha-cha ♪ don't you know that i love

joan walsh, the president making a heck of a pitch. and of course you've got johnoehner telling the senate to go back to work, and he is relying on the two bills they passed in the last session of congress. where are we? who wins? who loses? >> we're in big trouble. you know, i feel like watching hurricane sandy approach last year, ed, and i could tell my daughter to evacuate in new york and my family got out. but you can't -- you really have no way to prepare for this. kids kicked out of head start. 750,000 jobs lost. i really don't see a whole lot of hope for a compromise. >> e.j. dionne, has the republican from virginia scott rigell ended his career with republicans now that he was traveling with the president of the united states today to talk about fixing a financial problem in this country? >> i actually don't think so. i think to go back a bit to our earlier conversation, as liz suggested, there are two kinds of conservative right now. there are conservatives who say there is nothing wrong but the packaging and are really taking this hard line on the sequest