forney asks if loughner is okay. loughner replies, yeah. i'm okay.just had a rough time, and i really thought i was going to get a ticket. loughner is sent on his way. just a couple hours later -- >> he went in, he just started firing, and then he ran. >> jared lee loughner kills six people, wounds congresswoman gabrielle giffords and 12 others at a safeway in tucson. we're getting new details of the incident in thousands of pages of documents just released by the pima county sheriff's department. a judge had kept them under seal until now, concerned they would prevent jared loughner from getting a fair trial. just after the shootings, a witness described how he and others subdued loughner. >> i held my legs behind his knees and my arm on the back of his small of his back and another guy was stepping on his neck. >> reporter: but in the new documents he says one good samaritan did more than that, threatening to kill loughner with loughner's own gun. the other gentleman was holding the pistol. he said, i'll tell you, you [ bleep ] to the guy on the gr

some of the most chilling details come from loughner's parents.it's clear they were very worried about their son's mental state. jake tapper has more. >> reporter: the most haunting thing about the killer's face, that smile. we'll never know exactly what jared loughner was thinking, but today the pima county, arizona sheriff's department released almost 32003 pages of documents from their investigation. and they paint a picture of a man who long ago lost touch with reality. his parents told police he dabbled in cocaine and marijuana and once owned a shotgun. but upon advice of school administrators, after he was kicked out of community college for an inflammatory video he posted online, they took that gun from him and hid it, along with an antique gun, in the trunk of their car. his mother said her son never got the mental health evaluation the school recommended when they expelled him. but she acknowledged his behavior was, quote, not normal. sometimes you'd hear him in his room, like, having conversations. and sometimes he would look like he was

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with loughner's own gun.an was holding the pistol. he said, i'll kill you, you m-fer. i said just put it down. if i wasn't a controlled person, i might have finished him off right there. the daniel hernandez, an intern for giffords, described caring for her just seconds after she was shot. >> she was alert and conscious but she wasn't able to speak. so the way that she was communicating was by grabbing my hand and just squeezing. >> reporter: in the new documents, more detail from hernandez. her breathing started getting shallower. there was one visible gunshot wound. it was to the head. and the reports depict how loughner's anguished parents had sensed he had become violent and tried to stop him. his mother, amy loughner, interviewing with police, said once at the suggestion of officials at jared's school, he had a shotgun that we took away from him. in another account, loughner's father, randy, said he tried to disable loughner's car to prevent him from going out. these were very anguished parents. they tri

another friend got this voicemail message from loughner the night before the shootings. hey, it's -- this is jared. um, i had some very good times. and peace out. later. we're also learning more about the chaos and acts of heroism that day after loughner pulled the trigger. congresswoman gabby giffords' intern daniel hernandez who helped tend to his boss after she was shot in the head said in an interview she couldn't open her eyes. i tried to get any responses from her. it looked like her left side was the only side that was still mobile. she couldn't speak. it was mumbled. she was squeezing my hand. the tucson tragedy followed by others in aurora, colorado and, of course, newtown, connecticut have spurred efforts to control who can go into a store and buy a gun and what kind of gun they can buy. but maybe none of that will matter much longer. my next guest is spearheading technology that could soon allow you to easily make any kind of gun you want from the comfort of your own home with the simplicity of hitting print on your computer. he's been named one of "wired" mag

we talked at some length about jared loughner, the shooter.s i asked him is the fact that loughner went out, bought a gun, passed a background check, and that was the gun he used to shoot gabby giffords and all those other people. and one of the things i say is, the nra says you can expand the background check, but until you get that kind of information -- remember, loughner had been kicked out of community college because he was deemed to be a threat to himself and others, unless you can get that containkind of information into the background check, isn't it useless? he said he completely agrees. the nra is not, you can't just expand it to cover nor sales but get the right information into it. he also agrees with the nra there has to be more done on mental health and committing people who are ill. because at least in these cases of jared loughner in tucson and adam lanza in newtown, these were obviously very disturbed people. sot mental health component is a very important part of trying to solve this problem. it isn't just a question of guns

when the officer told jared loughner he was not giving him a ticket. he said loughner thanked him and cried and said he was having a rough time. he he went home and his dad saw him pull a black bag out of the car and stuff something in his pocket. he asked him what it was. he ran off. the father chased him but couldn't catch him. he took a cab from the circle k to the gateway and was greeted by daniel hernandez who handed loughner a clip board to sign in. instead of shooting broke out. here is hernandez at the time. remember? >> when i got to where the congresswoman was, the first thing did i was to try to see who was still alive by checking for pulses and also checking to see who was still breathing. >> he later told police, quoting here: i then asked her if shield hold on to my hand, um, and if she could hear me to just squeeze and she was squeezing my hand. and that's when police say the crowd began yelling for them to kill loughner instead they subdued him, shep, as he was trying to reload. >> shepard: all of this from the documents released today.

that jared loughner just would not talk to him.th a mental illness? no. never gone to a doctor? no. even in print, you could hear what seems like a touch of despair when the older loughner tells the detective, "lost, lost, and just didn't want to communicate with me no more." loughner's father took away a shotgun after the pcc expulsion. but did not know about the handgun used in the mass shooting. the day of the shooting, randy loughner was suspicious about a backpack jared had. when he demanded to see it, jared loughner ran away. the next time they saw him, six people were dead, and he was under arrest. >> that was craig smith reporting. in response to those documents, giffords say they show that loughner should never have had access to a gun. she used the opportunity to renew her call to what she described as common sense policies like universal background checks. >>> experts say a hillside on whidbey island, washington, north of seattle, is very unstable following a destructive landslide. neighbors say the slide early yesterday

loughner's parents told police they were worried about their son's erratic behavior but never had him evaluated. for mental illness. loughner pled guilty in november and is serving life in prison without patrol. >>> meanwhile, lawyers for aurora movie theater suspect james holmes may offered up a guilty plea for the death penalty that may be wiped from the table. holmes skilled 12 and injured 60 others during a midnight screening of "batman: the dark knight." >>> bill karins is standing by. clearly, syracuse is playing tonight? >> as long as i'm not hanging out with an indiana person, i'm doing all right here. welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> hasn't really rained all that much for that amazing landslide picture we showed you earlier. for the march totals, if you look at the map, you have the areas of brighter colors there the yellows, the oranges. two inches in the yellows, three inches for the orange. as we go towards the olympics, the coast, we haven't had that many big storms to cause a landslide like it. i'm sure they'll be investigating the causes of it and if the

an interview at loughner's father said his son seems lost. loughner never saw a doctor. >>> a registered sex offender is back in jail again. police say 28-year-old marcus pereda lifted a 17-year-old skirt. the victim gave a description. >>> an autopsy is expected to be completed tomorrow on the body of a man found dead after being set on fire. investigators are hoping it will lead to answers about who the man is and whether he was killed or took his own life. his body was discovered just before 4:00 a.m. tuesday by motorist on highway 29. the man's age and ethnicity are not known. >>> tonight a 8-year-old was shot in the leg by an arrow is out of the hospital. we got pictures of the little girl before the arrow was removed. she was playing on a life-sized whale sculpture during a field trip with her class yesterday. we have a picture here of the arrow. it was released from uc berkeley police. investigators say the arrow was fired from a cross bow. >>> a brazen burglar attempt in san bruno land one suspect in jail. it happened in the 1200 bloc

loughner stated nobody else knew about the shooting. is that information new to you, brian?> it was new to me when i saw it. our producers, we have a team of producers combing through this. none of us had seen that particular detail before, that he worked himself out of the seat belt. you can assume he, of course, had cuffs on at that point. and was probably not able to move around quite as freely as that might indicate, but, still, a very chilling indication there of just some of the detail and what he was saying in the car on the way from the scene, things like that, the fact he was so, i guess, you know, squeamish or squirmy that he got out of the seat belt, and that had to have at least caused some pause for the officers involved there. >> brian todd, thank you. >>> coming up next, my hot topics panel. first is david petraeus says he's sorry, how does america decide who to forgive and who not to forget when it comes to leaders and politicians? plus, a new study shows women are better decisionmakers than men. do we really think that way? and did a college lesson go a tad

loughner's parents told police they were worried about their son's increasingly erratic behavior but never had him evaluated for mental illness. loughner pleaded guilty in november and is serving life in prison without control. >>> lawyers for aurora movie theater shooting suspect james holmes have offered up a guilty plea for a life sentence. that would wipe the death penalty from the table. holmes is charged with the july 20th shooting rampage that killed 12 and injured nearly 60 others during a midnight screening of "batman: the dark knight." >>> and now, here's your first look at this morning's dish of "scrambled politics." donald trump says it was bad advice to mitt romney that caused his loss to president obama. he appeared on "the late show with david letterman" and reflected on the election after dave suggested the gop needs to move beyond "rich, old, fat, white guys." >> when they dress him up in a cowboy shirt and jeans and they walk out saying that's not mitt. when they tell him to walk out of a walmart pushing a cart and the doors don't open because he's never done it bef

jared loughner. the man who shot gabrielle giffords and 18 others. parents knew he was deeply disturbed and tested him for drugs but did not send him to get help. what do you have to say after learning all of this to jared loughner's parents? >> well, certainly as a parent, myself, i understand. it is a tragic thing they went through as well. it would have been an entirely different situation, however, if he would have gotten mental health -- gotten an evaluation and when he -- certainly in his case, when he's taking medication, he's not as psychotic as without the medication. it would have clearly been -- would not have happened if he would have had proper mental health treatment but, you know, you can't go back in time. i mean, you know, the only thing we can do is move forward. and try to make sure that the dangerously mentally ill are not only getting treatment for their mental illness, but, let's make sure they don't have access to guns. let's make sure criminals don't have access to guns. i mean, our organization, americans for responsible solu

we know quite a bit about jared loughner and his motives.don't know what was done prevent him acting vilently or how late in the narrative he started getting violent thoughts. >> woodruff: does more of a picture come together with this information, though, about how his parents were struggling with his apparent mental illness? >> absolutely. in the court testimony leading up to his sentencing while the judge was trying to reconcile whether he was competent to stand trial the psychologist who reviewed his file determined that he had visible signs of schizophrenia as early as 2007 or 2008. the randy and amy loughner both testified to police in their home about four hours after the shooting that they knew their son was sick. what we didn't know is what they tried to do about it and what they both told police was that the pima county community college people came to their house and told them if there were any guns in the house to keep them out of sight or locked away. randy put them the trunk of his car. we found out from amy that they tried to

had jared loughner, had we had the ten-bullet rule, jared loughner was disarmed trying to get his second magazine out of his pocket. he would have fired ten shots. there were 17 people struck by jared loughner, including the 9-year-old little girl, including gabrielle giffords, he couldn't have done that if we had that law in place. so don't tell me that we don't need both. we need both and we need common sense and people to compromise. >> there's so much that can be done at the margins. but it's really not. there's technology in place that exists that fingerprint technology to identify -- that fantastic column, which nra and gun rights -- >> he advocates for a childproof -- >> childproof gun, it exists in germany. it's kind of a no-brainer. i would love to see the mayor take those things on and get them more public attention. >> children may need access to weaponry in the classroom. i mean literally that's probably the argument at this case. it's worth noting that john mccain, susan collins and dean heller are the most likely republicans to sign on to background checks, give props where

that was before jared lee loughner killed six people, wounded 12 and left gabrielle giffords fightingrvive. that is just one of the many details in thousands of pages of newly released documents. the gunman is serving a life sentence. he's been diagnosed with schizophrenia. officials would not release the records, things like police reports and page after page of interviews. we're reading through them and getting and inside look at exactly how this rampage went down. trace gallagher poured through the materials and is live at our news hub. it seems clear his behavior was more and more erratic before the shooting. >> his parents not only took his guns but his dad tried to disable his car. he says in the weeks leading to the shooting he couldn't communicate with jared and kept a journal with undy cipherrable script. he brought the gun to a friend and when asked why such high capacity, he said it was for home security. before the shooting he called another friend and left a voice message saying, hey, it's, this is jared, i had some very good times and peace out. later. the shooting happe

an interview at loughner's father said his son seems lost. loughner never saw a doctor. >>> a registered sex offender is back in jail again. police say 28-year-old marcus pereda lifted a 17-year-old skirt. the victim gave a description. >>> an autopsy is expected to be completed tomorrow on the body of a man found dead after being set on fire. investigators are hoping it will lead to answers about who the man is and whether he was killed or took his own life. his body was discovered just before 4:00 a.m. tuesday by motorist on highway 29. the man's age and ethnicity are not known. >>> tonight a 8-year-old was shot in the leg by an arrow is out of the hospital. we got pictures of the little girl before the arrow was removed. she was playing on a life-sized whale sculpture during a field trip with her class yesterday. we have a picture here of the arrow. it was released from uc berkeley police. investigators say the arrow was fired from a cross bow. >>> a brazen burglar attempt in san bruno land one suspect in jail. it happened in the 1200 bloc

. >>> we're getting new details about jared loughner, the gunman in that shooting rampage in tucson thatearly killed gabby giffords. in newly released documents after the shooting loughner's parents tell police they had been worried about their son's increasingly erratic behavior. they say he acted strangely for a year and often spoke to himself, but he had refused to see a doctor. >>> in ohio a fire captain has just released from the hospital after a terrifying accident. check out this dash cam video that shows the moment when barry cron was sent flying 30 feet into the air in a chain reaction crash. he just stopped to help when he was hit. there were numerous crashes on the road because of icy conditions. amazingly, he's okay. >>> some dramatic scenes from a fiery rescue in ohio. one officer captured it all on his uniform's recording device. he broke a window to ventilate the cab of a burning truck near cleveland. the driver was still inside. he had lost control and slammed into a building. eventually the officers were able to pull him to safety. >> i wouldn't consider myself a hero. i

the gunman - jared loughner - has been sentenced to life in prison.e shooting rampage. six people were killed. and: a new nationwide study shows. those states with the most guns laws. have the fewest gun -related deaths. the research does *not prove that the number of laws make a difference. researchers from boston children's university and harvard university. analyzed four years of government data. and data from a gun control advocacy group. however, experts comparison is difficu is different. in other national news. a powerful winter storm has dumped 20- inches of snow in virgina, and brought heavy accumulation to parts of new england. emily schmidt has the story from washington, which dodged the worst of the storm. >> we have had a some doozies in the past but this is a bet. >> this heavy wet snow and wind could be additional power outages. >> coastal flooding still recovering from super storm sandy. >> we are probably going to have some beach erosion. >> 1600 flights canceled. >> is raining. this snow did not deliver the wall of the but the govern

loughner's father told police - "i tried to talk to him. but you can't. he wouldn't let you." the lawmakers who want to toughen gun laws may have waited too long. it's been three months since 26 people were shot and killed at a connecticut grade school. new polls show that public support for new gun laws has fallen ten points since then. the biggest drop was among people who live in rural areas and older americans. some of those surveyed say congress has simply taken too long to act. >> pam: a man who police say. scammed a bay area 49ers fan out of almost 6 - thousand dollars for superbowl tickets. has been arrested. robert pham of coral springs, florida, is facing several charges including felony theft by false pretences. the victim, from hayward, said she paid 5-thousand- 900 -dollars. for what she thought was superbowl tickets. instead she ended up receiving a note in the mail that said, go ravens. this was the first official dave for the electronic of russia officials--day--some people were going even a 60 m.p.h.! you might shocked to see what people were doing when they d

loughner's parents even took away his shotgun. they disabled his car.but nothing worked. and he is now serving a life sentence without parole. >>> now to a new controversy in the trayvon martin case stemming by tweets from the brother of george zimmerman. robert zimmerman jr. is now apologize for his tweets. in one he compares trayvon martin to one of the two suspects in the t shooting of a georgia baby. he wrote, quote, facebook pics of 13-month-old alleged killer and trayvon martin side by side. #uncanny. both teens are making on scene gestures in the photos. the caption says, a picture speaks a thousand words. another tweet, liberal media should ask if what these two black teens did to a woman and baby is the reason why people think blacks might be risky. robert zimmerman now admits it's probably not the best forum to express himself. >> i don't think twitter is the place to make points about what you recall a year ago because the recollections that i have or that we have as a family specifically are very different from what can be portrayed in 140 c

they handcuffed jared loughner suggesting he intended to do a lot more shooting. he pled guilty and plans to be in jail for the rest of his life. >>> he is willing to plead guilty to avoid the death penalty. he is accused of killing many people in the theater and prosecutors will talk with the victims and their families before responding and the next hearing is set for monday. >>> anybody who uses the internet will feel response times are slower than usual, that is because of a cyber attack, it publishes lists of e- mail spammers to block spam. hackers bomb boarded that site with denial of service messages to overwhelm computers and that led to worldwide delays. >>> 4:45, the first bart trains are on the tracks but it caused massive delays during the evening commute. paramedics received a report of a man jumping in front of a train and it turned off systemwide delays. >>> after hours of investigating, they called up the surge for investigating and deputies were stopping cars on 155th avenue just outside hoping to get some leads. the carjacking happened in hayward

investigators have now released thousands of documents and for the first time we're hearing jared loughner's parents said about their son. they said how he grew erratic and delusional in the months leading up to the rampage. he became paranoid. his mother said she heard him having conversations with himself. they never had him evaluated. they did take away his shotgun and his father disabled his car at night. loughner is accused of shooting and killing six people and severely injuring several more including congresswoman giffords. he is now in a mental facility. >>> everything from your computer to netflix is streaming slower today, there's a reason for it. an internet hosting company has been the target of a spam attack so big it's threatening to slow large chunks of the net. mcafee says the company's servers were targeted by hackers and while you may have seen some slowing, the attack is not like ly to cause large scale damage. from 140 characters to a billion dollars a year, the research firm says twitter could reach a billion dollars a year in advertising revenue by 2014. san francisco c

they handcuffed jared loughner suggesting he intended to do a lot more shooting. he pled guilty and plans to be in jail for the rest of his life. >>> he is willing to plead guilty to avoid the death penalty. he is accused of killing many people in the theater and prosecutors will talk with the victims and their families before responding and the next hearing is set for monday. >>> anybody who uses the internet will feel response times are slower than usual, that is because of a cyber attack, it publishes lists of e- mail spammers to block spam. hackers bomb boarded that site with denial of service messages to overwhelm computers and that led to worldwide delays. >>> 4:45, the first bart trains are on the tracks but it caused massive delays during the evening commute. paramedics received a report of a man jumping in front of a train and it turned off systemwide delays. >>> after hours of investigating, they called up the surge for investigating and deputies were stopping cars on 155th avenue just outside hoping to get some leads. the carjacking happened in hayward

she and her husband made their first public appearance at the grocery store where jared loughner openedago. she was wounded. six others were killed. she urged senators to support tougher gun control laws. >> be bold. be courageous. please support background checks. thank you very much. >> giffords and kelly recently founded a group aimed at stopping gun violence. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now a big reward for yahoo!'s ceo. and facebook's news >>> asian stocks were mostly gets a new look today. erica ferrari is here in new york with that and more. good morning, erica. >> good morning, anne-marie. >>> asian stocks were mostly lower ahead of meetings of the central banks of britain and the eurozone. hong kong's hang seng lost a fraction. tokyo's nikkei rallied gaining half a percent. and one day after hitting a record high dow set another record, thanks to signs of an im imed market. the dow rose 42 points to close at 14,296. the nasdaq dropped almost 2 points. >>> a big payday for yahoo! ceo marissa mayer. she's only been on the job five months and will get a bonus of more than $1 milli

that shooting in tucson by jared loughner was just over two years ago now.ford's husband repeated he and his wife are both gun owners and strong supporters of the second amendment. six people were killed in front of that supermarket, 13 wounded, including the congresswoman. >>> time warner appears to be getting rid of "time" magazine, the cornerstone of the henry luce media empire. the company, now mostly electronic media, is, according to the "new york times," spinning off all of its magazines, including "time," "fortune," "sports illustrated." it's unclear what will happen to the company name once "time" is gone from time warner. >>> very sad news about the actress valerie harper. so well-known to a generation of tv viewers as rhoda morgenstern on the old "mary tyler moore" show and her own spin-off show, she told "people" magazine she is dealing with a rare and aggressive terminal brain cancer. her doctors say she has months to live. she made the discovery when her jaw went numb during rehearsals for her one-woman show back in january. she already battled

the sheriff has released 2,700 documents from the case and records show loughner was wearing all black that day from head to to and he was placed in a patrol car he pleaded the 5 the low no one was asking questions. later he told deputies he wanted them to know he is the only person who knows about this and record shows he was fired from a clothing store and kicked out of college prior to the mass shooting. >> new this morning in arizona, you have heard of gun buyback programs what about a gun give away? that is what a tucson man is doing, planning on giving out free shotguns in high-crime areas, models after a program recently launched in houston. city leaders say the effort is out of touch with community needs and values but he disagrees. >> if you are a criminal are you, if you have a plaque outside the neighborhood that says this neighborhood is protected by armed citizens. will you go to the next neighborhood, instead? >> he says the program is funded by donations and will launch in the next several months. anyone who wants a free shotgun will have to fill out an application onlin

. >> the documents show jared autogra loughner was unhinged. i tried to talk to him he wouldn't. lost, lost and didn't want to communicate with me no more. according to jared's mom amy laughner sometimes you would hear him in his room having conversations sometimes he looked like he was having a conversation with someone right there be talking to someone. i don't know how to explain it. they thought he might be using methamphetamines they drug tested him it came back negative. they never got him a psychological evaluation even though he had been expelled from a college because of his erratic behavior. horrific congress on your corner scene they tackled him before he could reload. police cuffed him and an officer's report says in his left front pocket i found two magazines which i immediately observed to be for a block and they we globing and they were both fully loaded. >>> nine minutes after the hour. new regulations were supposed to make counting calories at restaurants a breeze. some places may not be telling you the whole truth when it comes to what you see on the menu. >> it

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remember jared lee loughner, the young man who tragically shot gabrielle giffords, he had these veryord amas that he would put on the internet, obsessive and focused on violence very much in his own world of dilution. i would see these as very similar to that, but in his mind he probably felt it was important to somehow imitate or act out the-- and he was in this cold, pre-dilutional calculating way beginning to plan out that crime. now, look, world, nation, we need to commit the resources to spotting these kids. as your reporter said, self-help books scattered around the house amongst these weapons when instead what she needed was a kid in useful treatment and what we needed for the many people who buy their own weapons and don't have them purchased with their mothers with birthday checks, majority of case, we need them to walk into a place wherever it is, be it a gun show, be it a straw purchase, be it a licensed gun owner or be it an online venue, and have them background checked if we do that will stop-- >> that's the one piece of legislation pushed on capitol hill that appears--

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there are new details about the bizarre behavior of jared loughner.man gabrielle giffords. his parents were aware of his behavior and took away his shotgun and even restricted the use of a car. loughner is serving life in prison without parole. >>> ashley judd is putting away weeks of speculation saying she's not running for the senate in kentucky. judd tweeted, quote, i realize that my responsibilities and energy at this time need to be focused on my family. i am currently unable to consider a campaign for the senate. end quote. >>> and the team logo confirmed nut look was indeed real after it showed up on nfl.com. it features a helmet-free dolphin who the miami dolphins will officially unveil its new logo on april 25th which is the beginning of the nfl draft. >>> a daring photographer is apologizing for the breathtaking views of egypt's pyramid. that's because he and his friends broke the law and secretly scaled the pyramid at night. the images have lit up the internet with everything from awe to anger. >>> today, in 29 states across the country, gu

and jared loughner is the shooter who killed six people and wounded gabby giffords. his parents took away the shotguns and dabisabled his cart night so he couldn't leave. david, the white house has tried to use political capital to pass gun legislation. what are we expecting to hear from the president in the next hour? >> i think he's going to make the same statements as before and tie what happened in newtown to what he's trying to do and hammer home some of the main points, whether he may or may not get some of the biggest issues he's going for, like a ban on high-capacity magazines, a ban on assault weapons. it's not going to happen probably but he's going to push hard on background checks and make this a personal case again. with the family members. that's been his most powerful, you know, sort of point so far. he did it right after the shooting, as you nopknow, and i think the white house will hit home the same message. >> and you're reporting that senator chuck grassley is writing his own bill. with all these different things that are sort of out there, could i

mark kelly, survivors and victims' families gathered outside the tucson safeway where jared lee loughner fire killing six and wounding 13 others. loughner is sentenced to life in prison without parole. >>> the former head of the transportation security agency, kip holly, saying he supports a new policy allowing small knives on planes but says it actually doesn't go far enough. he says, quote, they ought to let everything on that is sharp and pointy. battle axes, machetes, bring anything that you want that is pointy and sharp because while you may be able to commit an act of violence, you will not be able to take over the plane. it's as simple as that. he insists the search for knives slows down the search for objects that can cause major harm like explosives. >> yeah, people are mad about that. i feel like the machete thing is a good line. >> battle axes also. >> even small knives. you have to take off your shoes -- >> why don't they change that rule? >> i don't know. >> there's no explanation. >> no, none. >> sometimes there's just no sfla sp explanation of the news. why is that, john b

learning new details about the tucson shooting from new documents as well, including that jared lee loughner's were worried he displayed erratic behavior before that attack. how timely are these revelations on a day when your group along with organizing for action is looking to rebuild some momentum for gun control? >> well, it illuminates something we've known for a long time. we know how to enable states to get their records about peoples into the background system. and that's what congress is going to be voting on. >> much of today is about putting the pressure on congress, as you mentioned before the vote in the senate next month. do you think that politicians who don't hear the message, do you think there is actually going to be a political price? or do you think that the attention span and that the collective memory of the citizenry will once again prove to be a lot shorter than we'd like for it to be? >> we're having a national conversation on this issue of the kind we haven't had in a generation. it took the brady bill folks seven years to i think it's goi much less time to pass these

a lot of talk about making it easier for authorities, a school, or a family, to commit a jarrod loughner or an adam lanza the newtown shooter before they got access to guns and acted out in this horrible way but that seems to have been forgotten in the debate about gun control. >> i don't know if it is forgotten. certainly, the debate in the senate is going to include some aspect of hope for the mentally ill. what that is...why know what the details will be or how it will turnout. that is a very important component to address mental illness in this country and to get the records of mental illness in the system and make sure there isn't a loophole where the clearly dangerously mentally ill and criminals get access to a gun. >>chris: we thank you for joining us and we wish you and your wife the very best. >> thank you and happy easter, chris. >>chris: happy easter to you. >> next on this easter sunday, we will discuss the new pope and the challenges he faces as we talk with one of the men who elected him, washington's cardinal. wuerl. vo: always one step ahead with an intuitive motion acti

loughner was sentenced to seven life sentences in the rampage that killed six people and wounded 12. >>> i want to take a quick look at the market. the dow is down just a little over 60 on the big board today. we're going to continue to watch. market has been open now for about 90 minutes. >>> david petraeus is facing head-on, the scandal that led to his resignation as the director of the cia. speaking in public for the first time since admitting to the extramarital affair last year that ripped so many headlines up to the top of the heap. the retired four-star general apologized for the hurt that he caused the family, friends and supporters. >> i know that i can never fully assuage the pain that i inflicted on those closest to me and on a number of others. i can, however, try to move forward, and as best possible, to make amends to those i have hurt. >> general petraeus resigned from the cia after having admitted to an affair with his biographer paula broadwell. >>> it is the 39th day of jodi arias' murder trial. i said 39, yes. long, folks. her defense is hoping that its final witne

connecticut police recovered nine separate 30-round magazines, the same size as those used by jared loughner in the 2011 tucson shootings. among the items recovered at landsa's home, a holiday card from his mother containing a check with mop money pegged towards a firearm purchase and a copy of the book "look at me, my life with asbergers." today president obama talked about what the families in connecticut are still going through. >> that anguish is still fresh in newtown. it's been barely 100 days since 20 innocent children and six brave educators were taken from us by gun violence. the notion that two months or three months after something as horrific as what happened in newtown happens, and we've moved on to other things -- that's not who we are. that's not who we are. >> in colorado, james holmes accused of killing 12 and injuring 70 others in the aurora movie theater mass shooting relaid to prosecutors through his lawyers he will plead guilty to the murders if the state does not seek the death penalty. staying in colorado where the state bureau of investigation is releasing new informa

he's just like jared loughner or also in the newtown shootings with adam lanza, you have all the individualst are schizophrenic, they acted in a fashion that is almost exactly like the person did that gave a basis first -- >> ann, every one is different. you have to -- >> sure they are. >> you have to examine the individual acts and state of mind at the time. and this guy has the planning that went into this is going to lead to a conviction ultimately i think. >> i think that things like -- even the psychiatrist from the state are going to agree of the defense. it's a problem. it's a horrific case. i think the end of the day it will be a plea. >> we'll see what will happen on monday. there will be a ruling. there thanks to both. >>> still to come, for months, actress ashley judd hinted at a senate run. she's flirted with one and she decided to let us know her decision today via twitter. plus, a billionaire casino magnet put his elbow through a painting by picasso. i mean honestly. and that's just where the fun started. >>> and a huge landslide near seattle today, look at that next to those h

when you look at the case of a chair laughlin --jared loughner, he had not been adjudicated. here is where you can make a real difference. cooks with mental illness or mental health comes up, -- >> when mental illness or mental health comes up, you have better is cooks -- and veterans groups talking the ptsd. how is this affected? >> in this case, a finding of not guilty by reason of insanity was lost to the system. it will not be captive. people with mental health problems need to have due process. we will not take your second amendment rights away because someone says something bad about you down the street. if you had an episode in the military where you are receiving treatment, i think the system needs to have a mechanism as to whether or not we can determine in a rational way whether disability vintage you on safe to yourself and others. we are trying to -- his ability renders you unsafe to yourself and others. that is what we are trying to fix. in your example, we have to be careful how far we go. >> that part i just mentioned is critical in regard to making it clear th

join the military have to go through a background check, the guy who shot gabby giffords, jared loughnerould not -- he was not allowed to join the military. >> right. >> yet he could get his hands on weapons. i think there's a larger question, what we're seeing, we know what these weapons can do. we carried the weapons in war. we needed a background check to do it. why does anyone have the ability to buy one from their friend and blow them away with them? >> joy, speaking of gabby giffords, the right has gotten so ridiculous. gabby giffords' husband, who i want to remind people, is an american hero, an astronaut, former captain in the u.s. navy. not a slouch, right? he went to try to purchase guns and the seller didn't like the idea that what kelly was trying to demonstrate was "a" how easy it is to get a background check and how easy it is to buy the gun. he's denying him the purchase. what about his second amendment rights? is it legal for him to deny him his second amendment rights? >> notice that the person who that gun was going to be purchased from, he has to have a license. you ha

he's just like jared loughner or also in the newtown shootings with adam lanza, you have all the individuals that are schizophrenic, they acted in a fashion that is almost exactly like the person did that gave a basis first -- >> ann, every one is different. you have to -- >> sure they are. >> you have to examine the individual acts and state of mind at the time. and this guy has the planning that went into this is going to lead to a conviction ultimately i think. >> i think that things like -- even the psychiatrist from the state are going to agree of the defense. it's a problem. it's a horrific case. i think the end of the day it will be a plea. >> we'll see what will happen on monday. there will be a ruling. there thanks to both. >>> our third story "outfront" a pricy, pricy picasso. how much would you be willing to pay for this piece? i like the pan, it gives you a chance to figure out what the picture is of. do you think it's worth a record $155 million? that's what that picture just sold for. it does get a conversation going. the most intriguing part of it, though, is that the painting

loughner was diagnosed with schizophrenia and i would say the same thing about james homes in aurora. it has to do with a lot of things including the fear of being sued including the fact that the state laws did not allow it but the fact is if we don't address the critical issue we are going to be back here in six months or six weeks because these will continue to happen unless we get people who are potentially dangerous and identifiable to get treatment. they are not -- most are not writing under the radar. most of them are very clear and they look like goodyear blimps saying i need treatment but we e are not getting them treatments. >> in closing i would like to thank you mr. chairman for organizing this outstanding hearing and in addition to the early diagnosis and treatment i do think that all of the evidence suggests that we have got to continue to advance in brain research and the example you gave dr. subon this fabulous news of curing aids and an infant, that is only come about because of a sustained commitment through rye and white and our communities and researchers and the c

. >> catherine: the gunman - jared loughner - has been sentenced to life in prison.ooting rampage. six people were killed. >> pam: social media sites like facebook and twitter have become recruiting grounds for *pimps. authorities say women accept friends on these sites only to find a pimp on the other end of the request. experts say it can be easy to lure in a victim. >> "what they do is they spot easy victims. somebody who is needy, somebody who is looking for love, maybe they're overweight, maybe they're not popular, or maybe they had a bad breakup, so they are at risk. and in the same way sharks look for floundering - yeah, these guys do the same thing and they're easier to spot online than you realize." >> pam: facebook says it takes human trafficking very seriously and has built "complex technical systems" to flag and block such material. there is also a facebook safety advisory board that consults with organizations on issues related to online safety. >> catherine: a group representing survivors of sexual abuse by priests is naming a "dirty dozen" list of card