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joshua's organs. they said yes. then they were asked to donate joshua's face.t to do. you know, and this tragedy, something good could happen. >> reporter: it is one thing to donate your child's organs. but it is an entirely different thing to donate your child's face. >> it was -- it was difficult decision. i know we did tell randy at the time, if i ever saw someone walking around, the first thing i would do was go up and give him a big hug. >> reporter: but you didn't know if the surgery was going to work. >> well, it was all. >> reporter: the department of defense funded the experimental face transplant surgery to gain research into helping u.s. troops wounded on the battlefield. richard's doctor eduardo rodriguez. what was it about richard's injuries that made him perfect for trying to create the kind of science needed? >> that was the same type of injury that our soldiers were experiencing in iraq. as a result of the ied blast coming from the ground up. >> reporter: the 36-hour surgery, the most extensive face transplant in history, would give richard a ne

joshua cooke says he knows what went on in the minds of the columbine and sandy hook killers. first, more of joshua cooke's urgent message to anyone who might think mass murder is the answer to their problems. >> maybe you've been abused like i was, or bullied in school, or been rejected by girls and maybe you're addicted to these violent video games and things like that. but you don't know the pain that you're going to cause with this type of shooting. you think you do, but you don't. and you got to think about your family. you got to think about your friends, how much it's going to hurt them. (girl) what does that say? (guy) dive shop. (girl) diving lessons. (guy) we should totally do that. (girl ) yeah, right. (guy) i wannna catch a falcon! (girl) we should do that. (guy) i caught a falcon. (guy) you could eat a bug. let's do that. (guy) you know you're eating a bug. (girl) because of the legs. (guy vo) we got a subaru to take us new places. (girl) yeah, it's a hot spring. (guy) we should do that. (guy vo) it did. (man) how's that feel? (guy) fine. (girl) we shouldn't have done that. (guy) no. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still going to give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ >>> welcome back to a special "piers morgan live," inside the mind of a killer. joshuake planned to murder his parents and in 2003, that's exactly what he did. first killing his father with a 12 gauge shotgun before reloading and executing his mother. we spent a lot of time on this show talking about guns and why i believe we need common sense gun control legislation. this is an opportunity to explore what's behind the gun. joshua says mental illness played a part in his crime. in his first ever television interview, he speaks out to other killers. joshua, there will be many people watching this who will say all you're doing now is making excuses for what you did, that actually you were just a ruthless cold-blooded killer, and that it's convenient for you now to blame possible schizophrenia, video games, music, other mass shootings and so on. what do you say to those people? >> well, obviously whenever i talk to anyone about this, i always tell them that i don't blame anyone but myself. and i have no one to blame but myself. i don't blame anything or anyone else. we're

joshua applied for that job. this is his letter of application. he applied for the job. he got the job. scott walker says i'm pleased to appoint joshua to the board of regents. his school puts out a press release. the paper does a proud story. he got the gig. we're so proud. and then scott walker took it back. this was the initial story posted by the local paper. this was the updated story. he resended the offer. because a conservative activist group in wisconsin noticed that joshua had received the appointment and once they saw his name, they decided to comb through the list of wisconsin residents who had signed the recall petition against scott walker a year or so ago. he was one of the million people who signed that petition and scott walker went back on the offer for him to be on the board and they rescinded the appointment. the amazing thing here is there's no competing explanation from scott walker or his administration. no other story about why this qualified kid, who they selected for the job, had to be unselected after the fact. they haven't come up with some other story. if you signed the petition saying there should be a recall election, you're out. the kid did not even vote in the actual election. he just signed the petition saying there ought to be an election. the conservative movement in wisconsin are going to use that list to retaliate against people from wisconsin for as long as they control state government. for what it's worth, state law says n

joshua chapter one. i love this. and this has been one of my favorites for years. listen to what he said. he said to joshua, have i not commanded you to be strong and of good courage? he said, don't tremble or be dismayed. the lord your god is with you wherever you go. be strong and courageous. and listen to what he says in verse seven. only be strong and very courageous. be careful to do according to all the law which moses my servant commanded you. don't turn to the right or to the left. so you may have success wherever you go. this book of the law shall not depart from your mouth. you don't read it once a week. but you shall meditate on it. day and night. so that you may be careful, listen, be careful to do according to all that is written in it. then you will make your way prosperous. then you'll be successful. how many of you believe the whole bible amen? you believe all of it is true? you believe that passage is true? he says, he will bless you in all that you do. but he says, you've got to be in the word. the word of god, the word of god is his, he says, it's a light to our path. and so, he's given us his word to give us guidance and direction. and so i think about people, for example, who never read the bible. think about it. they never read the bible. so they have to make up all these decisions they make up about themselves and situations. and then they wonder why something's don't work out. and here it is in just a very few verses, be strong and of good courage. reading the scriptures day and night. now, when he says, the law of moses, he's talking primarily about the early chapters when god was speaking to moses. you and i have more than moses had. we have the experience and the wisdom and the knowledge that god gave to all of these men. and to these women. so if i'm going to learn to be obedient. what? i've got to learn to do what next? where do i learn to do what next? in the word of god. then, of course, we must walk in the way that's not clear. look if you will in hebrews chapter 11. we must be willing to walk when the way is not clear. somebody says, here's my feeling. god's got to show it to me. write it in the sky. god's not in the business of writing it in the sky. look if you will in the 11th chapter of hebrews about abraham. verse eight. by faith, abraham when he was called obeyed by going out to a place which he was to receive for an inheritance and he went out not knowing where he was going. you say what does that have to do with me? simply this. i lived long enough to know that many times if you'll be obedient to god, you've got to head out and you will not know exactly what's going to happen. i think about for example, we are in touch today because of so many of you who have prayed and given and so forth. we started out with a 30-minute program in atlanta on eight o'clock sunday morning. two little orange boxes we called tv cameras. and today you can hear it all over the world, see it all over the world. somebody says... [applauding] >> now somebody says, how did you plan it? i had nothing to do with it. i say that sincerely. never planned it. never programmed it. never said here's what we're going to do. here's how we'll get there. this is why what i want you to see is this. you cannot. you absolutely cannot foresee and foretell what god is going to do in your life until you obey him. suppose we just said we're not going to do that until we get expensive stuff. we're not going to do that until we have certain things we don't have and so forth. no. if god tells you to take a baby step, you take it. if you don't know where you're going next, listen, all you have to do is obey god today what he tells you to do today. he already has tomorrow perfectly in mind. perfectly in mind. so the reason we get in trouble is because if we can't see, watch this carefully. you listening say amen. if we can't see our way clearly we imply god can't. he says, my word is a lamp to your feet, light to your path. god sees the second step and the third, fourth, fifth. he sees all of this. all we have to do is be obedient to him. i can say to you. wisdom says, wisdom says it's always best to obey god. even if it's a tiny step or if it's a major leap. you can't lose either way because he is the one who is giving the guidance and direction. he's the one who has the goals in mind. and oftentimes i think people miss the will of god for their life and the blessings of god, because they can't see their way clear. well, you know, i can see some of that. i don't know. i just, i just, i'm just waiting. sometimes my heart is grieved when i see people who have ability, talents and skills and just laying them aside because they can't see how god will use them and they don't take the next step. you can't predict what he'll do. we know he answers prayer and will bless us if we do certain things. somebody says, well why doesn't god just show us the full story? here's where you go. here's what i'll tell you. here's the reason why. because god usually let's us take a step at a time. what is he doing? he's strengthening our faith. he says, i want you to follow me. trust me. you can't see your way clear. just trust me. as i take a step, and he does what he says, my faith will be stronger. the longer i walk in obedience to him my faith will be stronger and stronger and stronger. think about your children, for example, they watch how you live. if they see you in the word of god. and they see you talking about things of scripture, and they see you being obedient to god in decisions that you make and seeing how god blesses you, it's just natural. now they may get themselves in a mess for a while but they'll get back. obedience is trusting holy, righteous, omniscient, unconditional loving god to be in your life who he says he will be. and you cannot lose. i can give you personal illustration. i know that's what he does. now, another thing is this. i must be willing to experience conflict if i'm going to obey god, there's going to be conflict. every pastor in the world can tell you that. do you know what? everybody who lives a godly life will, can be conflict in your family. with your children. your husband or wife. and there's going to be conflict. conflict in the way we reason things. for example, when god told noah to build an ark, it was absolutely, totally ridiculous. when he told joshua to march around jericho and watch it fall down, none of that fit anything human reasoning had to do with it. go through the scripture and see how god challenged his servants to do one thing after another, and oftentimes it created conflict in their minds and hearts because they wondered how am i going to do this? come to the next thing, you must be willing to leave to consequences to him. if you wait until you can figure out the consequences, you'll not obey god. and every single day, think about this. you and i have the privilege of growing just a little bit more. every time we are challenged and we obey him, we grow. every time we obey him and we watch him work in our life, we grow. this is why i say, one of my mottos, obey god and watch him work. because if you watch him work, you're going to see him work out his will in your life in a way that will surprise you. it's just that simple. you say i want to teach my children to be obedient. and that's what god's been doing in your life

joshua benton, came up to us and said would you remain here with us. we want to make sure he isn't shot by police. so we did stay here. here is joshua talking to us earlier. >> i just want to -- [ inaudible ] i don't have weapons. i'm not dangerous. i don't know. i just dishome ready to face the music -- i'm ready to face the music, hear what they got to say to me. >> earlier we heard from joshua'soth per who said she was concerned police were calling him armed and dangerous. she was afraid they would shoot him. aplain he has stayed out of sight all day -- apparently, he has stayed out of sight all day. so far, no one has been hurt. not the baby, not the mother, not joshua. i can't say it ends well, but at least it ends without violence. ken. >> started with a domestic thing with him and the baby's mother. he decided to take the kid, allegedly, and take off. the baby was recovered and now he has given himself up. >> i would say all is well that ends well. at least no one was hurt. >> don knapp with that breaking news. nice job getting that. we will report back, check in with you back in antioch later on. thank you. >>> day one of the george zimmerman murder trial started with expletives and a knock- knock joke. the prosecution claims zimmerman killed 17-year-old trayvon martin, but the defense says he acted in self-defense. cbs reporter suzanne mcginnins on today's opening state