jessica, veronica moser-sullivan, larimer, james boik, jonathan t. blunk, rebecca ann wingo, alex m. sullivan, gordon cowden, alexander c. teves. and then matthew mcquinn. those are the people who lost their lives in this horrific incident. one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. >>> we're back live where a memorial service wrapped up moments ago at the municipal center. where the governor spoke, the mayor spoke, and before that the president of the united states also addressed the people here and the nation at the university of colorado hospital. where you're looking at now is another memorial, a makeshift memorial that really was erected just after the shooting -- at daybr

jonathan t. blunk, 26. [ applause ] alex m. sullivan, 27. [ applause ] micayla c. medek, 23. [ applause ] matthew r. mcquinn, 27. [ applause ] alexander c. teves, 24. rebecca ann wingo, 32. and gordon w. cowden, 51. please join me as we pray. heavenly father we come to you now and ask that the comforter of your holy spirit would wrap your arm around each one who tonight suffers, suffers in their bodies, suffers in their mind. for those who are feeling the ripple effects, their families and their friends, may you comfort them. may you walk with them in the days ahead and may they continue to know that they have received an out pouring of new friends in this community, of new friends in this nation and that we as a family together will continue to love, to support, to encourage them and to help them in any way that we can. may the comforter of your holy spirit be with them in the night and in the wee hours when there are so few to talk to and most of all may they know your healing. may they know your love. may they know your power. may they know that they forever wil

jonathan t. blunk, 26. alex m. sullivan, 27. micayla c. medek, 23. matthew r. mcquinn, 27. alexander c. teves, 24. rebecca ann wingo, 32. and gordon w. cowden, 51. please join me as we pray. heavenly father we come to you now and ask that the comforter of the holy spirit would wrap your arms around each one who tonight suffers, suffers in their body, suffers in their mind for those who are feeling the ripple effects, their family and their friends, may you comforted th comfort them, may you walk with them in the days ahead and may they continue to know that they have received an outpouring of new friends in this community of new friends in this nation, and that we as a family together will continue to love, to support, to encourage them and to help them in any way that we can. may the comforter of your holy spirit be with them in the night and in the we hours when there are so few to talk most of all may they know your healing, may they know your love, may they know your power, may they know that they forever will know they are loved. and we thank you for your protection ov

jonathan t. blunk. , alex m sullivan. mikayla medek. , matthew, r., mcquinn. gordon w. cowden. >> reporter: the victims range in age from six to 51, all from different background, different walks of life but now unite in tragedy and their death has unite the community. >> we will remember you, he will honor you by celebrating life, he will honor you by i have hadding our lives a little better. >> reporter: mayor steve hogan reminding the community at the vigil of their strength and resolve. >> it is not this senseless act of violence that marks us as a community. it is the lives and acts of these heroes and the innumerable acts of kindness, love and care for our neighbors that defines who we are. >> reporter: sources say inside the suspect's booby trapped apartment, they found a batman mask and poster. officials at the university of colorado medical campus where holmes had been working on a ph.d. are also now investigating whether he was able to get hazardous materials from there. he quit that program last month. >> thank you. >>> fox 5 will have continuing coverage of

among them, jonathan t. blunk. chantelle is his wife and joins me from reno, nevada. first of all, thank you so much for being with us. and our sympathies not just to you but i know have you two children a 2-year-old sxwoyboy 4-year-old girl. can you put into words what the last 48 hours have been like for you? >> it is really hard. and -- i'm trying to keep it together just to bring him home and tell my daughter that he's not coming back. she keeps wanting to go to the airport to pick him up. because he was supposed to fly home yesterday to visit. >> reporter: i know the two of you were separated but he remained very close to his children. what do you tell your children who are expecting this visit that i know that had had been anticipating for a long time? >> just tell them that daddy loves them and that he's not going to be coming back but he's going to watch over us. sorry. that, you know, we have lots of pictures of daddy and lots of stories and lots of people that loved him. and daddy was a hero. he fought for our country. he just wants them to be happy to know