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mindy, catholic.inute di's brother lost his dad and his nephew. >> it takes no character to do what was done. it takes no strength of character. it takes no backbone. it takes no morals. it takes no ethics. all it takes is an idiot with a gun. >> reporter: at reed's audition, one song he planned to sing is "you'll miss me when i'm gone." >> i got to listen both those songs before he left the house. i waited for my dad to pick him up and make sure everything was okay, and i had him sing it one more time and i got to kiss him and tell him i loved him. >> reporter: reet's grandparents moved to this area recently to be close to the family. now that family is planning a memorial service. the suspect could be charged with hate crimes and murder as soon as tomorrow morning. >> ron allen starting us off tonight outside kansas city. >>> we turn now to news overseas. tonight in ukraine, there were growing concerns about pro-russian forces tightening their grip in the eastern part of that country as they move, i

we lost mindy at this point. you can see there's a bit of flame coming up, a small flame coming out of the roof of the building. it appears it could be in the roof if not one story below. >> this is the penthouse on delores and 15th. this is actually the third fire in san francisco in the past 30 minutes. san francisco fire department has been very active late this afternoon and you can see part of the fire crews on top of this building here right off market street. >> again, just to describe the location as we mentioned it's at delores and 14th. it's a block from the brand new whole foods there on market street and right across the street is the safeway building. very busy intersections. we're looking at on the left is the picture, the live picture of what's happening now. on the right is what this building looked like not long ago. this was 15, maybe 20 minutes ago. >> that picture on the right tells the story. >> our nbc chopper was covering a protest. the nbc chopper was on site above structure before san fra

mindy kaling is the star of "the mindy project." the comedy series returns to fox tuesday and has just been renewed for a third season. she is also the show's creator and coexecutive producer. welcome. >> thank you. >> there is a measure of stardom in this building. a whole lot of young people who work here, busy behind computers and other kinds of machines. when they converge on the floor where i have my studio, you know that something special is going on between you and those people. what do you think it is? >> i am so excited to hear that. >> what do you represent? >> i think for young women, particularly minority women, i have the job that i have, it is exciting for them. i try not to think about it too much because i have too many other things to do, but being the first indian-american woman with your own show, and the show is not particularly about race, it is really exciting to people. i love that. >> what is it about? >> what is the show about? it is about being a better person. someone who is flawed and selfish and boy craz

just so happened that mindy wore that dress on her show "the mindy project". >> first. >> yes. so mindy decided she was going to instagram it. this was the caption. miss duchess, whoever, i wore this dress last week. what's next? my doughnut print pajama bottoms? come on. >> she's adorable. >> mindy, yeah, yeah, yeah. we haven't seen any of these. this is fun for us to see them when you see them. >> miss america's got talent, china has their own version. prince george, who we love -- >> we don't have video of him today. >> he may have competition. a 3-year-old, this kid is just 3, showed off some cool dance moves. let's take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hard to believe he's 3. >> who was the guy from south korea who had the huge hit? i wonder if he was like that as a kid. >> this is very gangnam style -- yeah. this is very sophisticated choreography for a 3-year-old. the reason he changed it up is that the judges had remotes in their hands, every time they were done they would click it and the kid would have to do another -- >> look how fast his mind worked. >> he was adorable. have you ev

. >>> next, from kesha to mindy kaling, body acceptance is having a hollywood moment. but not everybody thinks that's a good thing. why moms are taking sides in the body wars. coming up next. this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto. like warfarin, xarelto is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't require routine blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. [ gps ] proceed to the designated route. not today. [ male announcer ] for patients currently well managed on warfarin there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto is

. >> reporter: mindy corporon said she had driven to the center to hear her 14-year-old son reed sing at a competition and to join her father a 69-year-old doctor known to his ten grandchildren as popeye. >> i kept pulling around and saw my father's body lying next to the truck. i knew as soon as i came upon my dad that he was in heaven. >> reporter: then she saw her son. >> i could tell that he seemed out of it. i couldn't even tell that, if i'd tried to speak to him, he could have spoken. it was very quick and blurry. >> reporter: reed was a terrific singer. ♪ oh, say can you see... ♪ an "a" student and one step away from an eagle scout. a third victim, teresa rose, was visiting her mother at a nearby retirement home. all three killed were christians, but because of the suspects anti-semitic statement, police believe jews may have been the target. to mindy and her brothers it's inexplicable. >> it's trying to make sense of it. >> pelley: can you? >> no, no amount of gauze or bandages will heal this. it will be an open wound for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: mindy's son reed pr

mindi bach, nbc bay area. >> thank you, mindi. >>> mariners and a's on the diamond today. dan staley making his season debut. dustin akley goes to the right field, with no problem at all. 2-0 seattle. one out later, abraham almonte. he goes deep into right field. mariners hang on to win 3-1 is your final. >>> also, women's hoops, prepping for connecticut in the final four sunday. look how they ended their practice today, by doing a little line dancing. that's pretty good stuff. i don't know if it's just a rumor, but terry and diane, i heard you do something similar during your commercial break. >> you have no idea what terry does during these commercial breaks, that's all i have to say. >> i do celtic dancing, too, it's fantastic. henry, thank you very much. >> you got it. >>> the next generation of engineers faced off in a robot challenge here in the south bay today. take a look at this. the state hosting the national first robotic competition. the students designed, built and operated their robot inventions. this is really henry wofford's story, because there's some sort

. >> at this point we'll get some answers here because we have mindy talmage. are you with us and what can you tell us about the fire? >> this is now a two alarm fire. i don't have an exact address but it's dolores and 14th in the castro. it's a pretty large dust fire. got into a penthouse, up into the attic. we have crews in the building surrounding that. making sure there's no one in the building. they do have water on the fire. and it appears they're going to be getting it under control pretty quickly now. >> can you tell us, is it a condo building, apartments. are there people inside, were there evacuations. >> i know it is a six story building with a penthouse on the top. i'm not sure if there was anybody home at the time. we definitely received calls from buildings surrounding. there are no injuries reported. >>> have you evacuated any of the near by buildings or because you got this fire out so quickly that was not necessary? >> generally with a fire that size we would evacuate the surrounding building, just to make room for the crews there and check the

thank you so much for joining us right now, mindy talmadge right now. what can you tell us about how this started? >> the cause of the fire is under investigation, in terms of what caused it, we'll find that out later. but it was called under control at 10:20 this morning. so our reports initially of people trapped in the building. so when our crews, upon arrival, they went in and they executed a search and they did find two individuals in the building. one, unfortunately, was deceased, and the other is in very critical condition and has been transported to the hospital. >> okay. and we also heard reports of people who were actually trying to jump out of the window just to escape flames. >> true. there were several people, actually, that jumped out of the windows and it's my understanding that this particular unit was occupied by six people. so up to three people jumped out of the windows. >> a terrible situation there. we can see crews still there on scene. any concern of hot spots? looks like a relaxed environment right now, no one actively fighting a

we have mindy talmidge. what can you tell us some >> this fire is just two alarm fire on 14th and six-story building. it appears it's gotten into a penthouse. they have fire in the walls >> how do you evacuate so many people. ? >> and i'ming is good. so people just there isn't a lot of strategies involved in are firefighters dragging hoses inside? >> no. we have crews inside. they're trying to locate the hidden pockets. yes. >> can you tell us about other two fires? we understand this is one of three. one of your members have been injured? >> right. one on 42 there was a civilian injury. a second fire ended up with compressor injuries and a couple minute s after that one, this one came in. >> what is the man power you have? >> at dolores and 14th is a two alarm fire. so 65-70 personnel there. and about 37-40 people on other two. >> wow so. a lot of people power out there. this is gotten, you said in the building a fire that spread a little bit. is that the pent ous? >> right. right. >> okay. >> thank you ver

our mindi bach has more on the shark squad really taking advantage of some much-needed down time. >>orter: the sharks are making the most of three full practices before their first playoff game against the kings. it's the most prep time they've had on the ice as a team since training camp. >> you can take care of a little bit of time and run through special teams a little bit slower, and you don't have to rush them. >> first thing is rest and second thing is work on different parts of our game. >> obviously we're preparing for what they do on their power play and penalty kill. we're working on both. >> reporter: even with all the extra time to prepare, there's still a question about the shark's top line heading into thursday's game against l.a. tom mcclellan says who's on it will depend. >> the wildcard is tomash and making sure he's capable of handling minutes against the other team's players. >> to get in the lineup is my goal. not to worry about it. it's a job we ha to do and that will be it, so. >> reporter: the sharks know the kings well, very well, having played 22 times over t

. >> i'm mindy balk from dangers stadium where the dodgers handed the l.a.gers their first loss in a home opener since 2007. bruce bochy called this game two games in one, and not because it was 3.25 hours long. i'll explain coming up in sports. >>> a sick one-year-old baby girl and her family are adrift 900 miles off the coast of mexico waiting patiently to be rescued by the rescue wing. the family of four has been sailing around the world blogging and posting video of their adventure but yesterday morning the family had to call for emergency help because their one-year-old daughter lira was suffering a violent case of salmonella poisoning. this morning an mc 130 took off to bring the family back. last night four members of the rescue wing parachuted into the ocean near the 36-foot rebel heart to give her antibiotics and get her stable. she's stable for now but if her condition changes, 129th will pick her up by helicopter. the girl's family said they are glad the boat wasn't further out. >> i'm relieved they are off the boat period. i saw this coming. i sa

and they said that they didn't -- mindy said she didn't want to hide from this.attention from family and friends. they wanted to share in the grieving process. and she talked about going to the ceremony yesterday, the vigil with her son's friends and thought it was important because of. that one of the things she is hoping for is that her son, on his own accord had checked off the organ donor box and she is waiting to hear if some of the tissue or organs might be able to help save someone else life. she is hoping his legacy will carry on that way. grandfather and grandson will be memorialized saturday afternoon here. one service for both of them. >> just ahead, tears and confrontation in the blade runner murder trial. >>> and a deadly virus with fears it could go global. dr. sanjay gupt that with a look at the crisis. >>> also tonight, the clashes in ukraine. a major deadline passes. president obama and vladimir putin talk. an update ahead. ♪ tracks! they connect the factories built along the lines. and that means jobs, lots of people, making lots and lots of thi

they said they didn't, mindy losen said she didn't want to floyd this. attention and phone calls from family, friend, even people that don't know the family that they wanted to be table share publicly in the grieving process and she talked about going that ceremony yesterday that vigil with her son's friends and thought it was important because of that. one of the things that she's hoping for and hoping to get good news of is her son on his own accord had checked off the organ donor box and she's waiting to here if some of the tissue or began might be able to be used to help save someone else's life. she hasn't gotten word on that but hopeful his legacy will carry on in that way. the family prepared funeral services, grandfather and grandson will be memorialized friday afternoon. one funeral service for boston them. >> tears in confrontation in the blade runner trial. stuff of horror movies, deadly virus that could go global. dr. sanjay gupta is on the front lines. he gives us an up close look. also tonight cry since ukraine. more clashes with pro russia

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parts of the falling tree crushed a mindy van. windows were blown out. the home is now deemed unsafe to enter. the 25 foot stump is all that remains standing. looking at the street before the storm you can see it there. one neighbor tells us he happened to look out the window at the height of the storm. >> the brightest thing i have ever seen in my life, brighter than the sun. huge size, like the sun, g gigantic and the loudest noise i have ever heard in my life. >> neighbors say it blew out windows and knocked out power for a time. >> the pressure is on for communities in the bay area to start rationing their water. nbc area's christie smith is in fremont where people can only walter lawns once a week. >> reporter: good morning to you. we had some rain recently, and one water official called that delightful but he says it's not enough to erase our drought. so there are limitations for how much people can water their lawn and landscape and that is once a week. they declared a water shortage emergency on march 14th. they're looking for a 20% reduction in

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and this morning on "today" mindy, the little boy's mother reflected on the faith and carrying through the terrible loss of her father and her young son. >> i have a sense of peace about me that they are in heaven, literally when i saw my father lying there, i heard god say he's in heaven. somehow, god and my life and my family and our friends have p prepared me for this, and so i'm uplifted by that. >> and nbc's ron allen joins me in overland park, kansas city, kansas, where we are waiting for that press conference, and everybody who has seen mindy talk about her father and son and her faith and her resilience in this, but we know that will there are questions of why their live lives with were taken and this man, police say was responsible for it. >> well, indeed, tamron. and remarkable resilience, and she actually came upon the scene before the ambulances and the police arrived at the jewish community center, because she was going to join her father and son there for the audition, and she discovered her father's body on the ground and her son's right after that. a horrifying experien

. >> reporter: mindy corporon lost her father and son in the massacre. >> we all grieve in different ways. and i want to tell people thank you. >> reporter: this community now begins one of its most sacred holidays in unthinkable pain. jay gray, nbc news. >>> there are new developments this morning, the search for a missing flight 370. for the first time crews will send a robotic submarine deep into the indian ocean. its mission is to determine whether there is previously detected underwater signals are from the missing jet's black boxes. it can create a 3-d sonar match and chart any debris found on the sea floor. >> i would caution you against raising hopes that the deployment of the autonomous underwater vehicle will result in the detection of the aircraft wreckage. it may not. however, this is the best lead we have and it must be pursued vigorously. >> officials are also investigating an oil slick found near the detected pings. crews have collected the sample, but it will take several days to analyze. flight 370 disappeared on march 8th when 239 people on board. >>> ukraine is tee

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mindy, good morning to you. >> good morning.ood morning. >> let me just say, our hearts go out to you. they break with you. how are you doing this morning? how are you holding up? >> this morning -- excuse me. this morning's been a little tougher. i did wake up with a renewed spirit, but i had not heard about the shooter as much. i just heard from your show in my earpiece, so i understand. but i'm okay. i'm lifted by my belief in christ, in my belief that reat and my dad are in heaven, and i know that mrs. lamanno is in heaven also, and we pray for their family also. >> so many people in these last two days have been struck by you, your poise, your grace, your eloquence, your ability to unbelievably comfort others in the midst of all this. why has it been important for you to speak out and to be a voice here? >> i don't really know. i don't understand. i've asked our pastor why it seems so important that i speak and why are people asking to interview me, but i have a sense of peace about me that they're in heaven. literally, whe

tonight -- mindy kaling, comedian jim jefferies, a special appearance by david spade, and music froman croll. with cleto and the cletones. and now, till the end of the program, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. [ cheersnd

. >> mindy korprum lost both her son and her father in the incident. >> i'm here to tell people thank you. >> reporter: this community now begins one of its most sacred holidays in unthinkable pain. jay gray, nbc news. >>> new developments this morning in the search for missing flight 370. for the first time crews will send a robotic submarine deep into the ocean. the blue fin 21 will deploy today. the mission is to determine whether those previously detected underwater signals are from the missing jet's black boxes. it can also create a 3-d sonar map and chart any debris on the ocean floor. >> i would caution you against raising hopes that the deployment of the autonomous underwater vehicle will result in the detection of the aircraft wreckage. it may not. however, this is the best lead we have and it must be pursued vigorously. >> officials are also investigating an oil slick found near the detected pings. crews have collected a sample but it's going to take several days to analyze. flight 370 disappeared on march 8th with 239 people on board. >>> we want to take you to those deadly

. >> reporter: mindy corporan rushed to the scene to find her son and father. >> as i pulled up, i saw that he was lying on the ground. and my first thought was that he had a heart attack. he was just lying there. quickly, i realized it wasn't that. and i knew that my dad was in heaven. >> that idiot absolutely knocked a family to its knees for no reason. >> reporter: police say cross drove a mile away to this jewish assisted living facility, where they say he shot and killed terri lamanno in the parking lot. she was there visiting her mother, which she did every sunday. steve osunsami, abc news, overland park, kansas. >>> search for flight 370 has entered a new phase. crews are using the bluefin underwater drone to look for the missing plane. the drone spent six hours underwater on its first day out. it was forced to surface when it went lower than its optimal depth of 2 1/2 miles. it had to return to the ship where its data was downloaded. the bluefin will take a second plunge today. >>> tensions between the u.s. and russia are ratcheting up. and a phone call between president obama

. >> reporter: mindy corporon rushed to the scene to find her son and father. >> as i pulled up, i saw that he was laying on the ground, and my first thought was that he had a heart attack. he was just lying there. very quickly i realized it wasn't that. i knew that my dad was in heaven. >> that idiot absolutely knocked a family to its knees for no reason. my dad should be seeing patients today. reat, if they had school today, would have been in school. studying. >> reporter: police say cross drove a mile away where he shot and killed terry lamanno in the parking lot. she was visiting her mother which she did every sunday. he surrendered at a grade school screaming the nazi salute. >> we are determined through the work of local and federal law enforcement agencies that this was a hate crime. >> reporter: here at the community center families observed passover at sundown. come tomorrow morning, state and federal officials plan to announce their charges in the killings. diane. >> steve. and the accused gunman is expected to be in court tomorrow. >>> now across the nation. people woke up

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which is why i choose to watch the mindy project and show that make me laugh. >> i love her. she was just on the show. >> so great. >> take me to this moment. you are on the couch. who got him today? >> more like a blackberry and an ipad. >> who has a blackberry? >> i have the blackberry. he has the ipad. did you read this? i don't care. did you see what so-and-so said? he doesn't want to talk about it. sometimes we have to have a timeout. >> had he stayed behind the scenes on purpose? >> yes. because i think there are people whose roles are outward facing and folks who should be internal. when you are talking about some of the things i do, there is no reason for me to be external. i have chosen to keep my head down and do my job as i see it. >> satisfied knowing you are one of the most powerful woman in washington. [laughter] >> who wants to do everything else when this is the caps on of my career? >> i made you that night in new york. >> i am hooked forever. >> you have had this amazing life. you go in to the president and say, it is time. he knows it is time. he understand

mindy taylor convinced friends and her own husband and mother that she was dying of cancer. problem is she wasn't. it was all a lie. her sp)y is so unbelievable. her town donated $20,000 for her treatment. taylor is facing felony charges for setting up the website and collecting that money. her lawyer says she's already returned most of the money. >> this weekend was the annual 420 celebration in denver. o'reilly's jesse water's headed to the mile high city to alert pot smokers to the study that shows even smoking it occasionally damages your brain. >> what is your guy's retune? >> i wake up, smoke a bowl, go to sleep. wake up, smoke a bowl, go to work. >> daily. >> if it is that good, tell me. >> every day. >> how much each day. >> i don't know where i'm at. >> hi. i'm earth. we met? >> what do you do for a job? >> i'm a trust fund kid. i don't do anything. >> what are you doing right now? >> i'm going to smoke this gas mask. ♪ ♪ >> i can't breathe in this thing. >> a study says a little bit of weed smoking can kind of hurt your brain. >> wait. what? >> i never read it, but

and joining me now is comcast sports net's mindy bock. and after two games, after two starts, this hudson pickup is looking phenomenal. >> absolutely. nobody really knew what he would be able to do after he worked back from that broken ankle. but he's a veteran. he's the all time winningest pitcher among active starters right now. eight inning pitch. that is his longest outing since june of 2012. but i think what's most impressive, he hasn't walked a single batter. the right hander says he likes the way he's throwing right now, but he's nowhere near where he wants to be. >> i just try to go there and make pitches. buster called another great game, keep the ball down, change speeds. it's not a whole lot of secrets with me out there. >> he's been really good. he's moved the ball around the plate, in and out and up and down. >> he's one of those pitchers, if you're not there, he's going to be there all night. it's amazing to watch him throw every pitch effective, keeping hitters, you know, off balance and, and getting some ground balls. i me

mindi, ¿le estás haciendo ojitos? no me resisto a un hombre que sabe usar las burbujas.uela de pensilvania, ocurriÓ cuando un alumno comenzÓ a agredir a uno de sus compaÑeros. la policÍa detuvo a una persona en conexiÓn con este incidente. el diÁlogo que entablamos con los niÑos debe incluir nÚmeros tambiÉn. es importante que entiendan conceptos bÁsicos de conteo. para saber cÓmo podemos incorporar matemÁticas en las vidas de nuestros niÑos vamos a washington con la educadora washington caÑas, estÁ en nueva york, oh, ya la traslade a la capital. cÓmo estÁs? >>> muy bien, satcha pretto. >>> y hablemos de lo importante que es que nuestros niÑos sepan de matemÁticas desde pequeÑo. >>> es importante empezar a desarrollar conceptos bÁsicos de matemÁticas, porque ayudaran a saber situaciones mÁs complejas. >>> como podemos incorporar esos conceptos y como los aprenden realmente. >>> mira, el dÍa de hoy vamos a proponer 4 actividades en las que vamos a introducir conceptos que pueden ser practicados mientras hacemos compras en el supermercado, es lo que es el tamaÑo, conteo, ca

i understand, i heard -- i heard your daughter mindy has been doing some stand-up come de. >> she isife and has two wonderful boys. and she is now doing stand-up comedy. >> jimmy: that's great. >> working act the laugh-in -- >> jimmy: laugh factory. >> on the strip. she is funny. when she was a kid sunny had comedy in her. she would go out with a guy. she would say to the guy, you going to wear that tie? the guy would say, eh. and never call her. she said what did you say sweetheart. she said, dad, are you going to wear the tie? what happened? he never called. why you do that? you say it. i hope she makes a lot of money. the old man is getting tired. >> jimmy: i don't believe that. you are back doing live shows already. >> i am delighted. my dear wife as you know. >> jimmy: barbara. >> terrific girl. one of the wives who said, listen, you will kill people. when you are with her you think you are sleeping with a valium. >> jimmy: i don't think they will probably, none of them will have that experience. i hope. i hope. >> yeah, a good one, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah, thank you. >> see what

mindy has two or three charities i know that she would like. i don't have those with me but i can e-mail them to you that she would like to get out to have donations made in memory of reed and my father. and i just can't stress enough that we as a family have been dealt a huge, huge blow as i'm sure you can see and perhaps imagine. but we'll go on and real's get through this and we'll always have a huge hole -- two huge holes that will never be full, ever be fill. every day's just going to be reminder. but we do hope that if there is any way possible that any little sliver of good, goodness, grace, can come of this, that then by the sheer grace of god it will not have been just totally, totally for nothing. so thank you all very much. >> you've been listening to will corporon in a really tough press conference. he lost his father yesterday, his 14-year-old nephew reet underwood in that kansas shooting yesterday. he says a family was knocked to their knees for no reason. frasier glenn cross is now in custody charged with those shootings. another

mindy corporan spoke about losing her father and losing her son. listen to this. >> i'm the daughter of the gentleman who was killed and i'm the mother of the son who was killed. i want you to know that i came upon the scene very, very quickly. i was there before the police and i was there before the ambulance. and i knew immediately that they were in heaven. >> it's hard to listen to that. just understanding that that's how she's choosing to grieve in front of people to talk about her loss. and wolf, we also learned about ter terri lamanno. she was shot and killed at the retirement home visiting her mother at village shalom when she was shot and killed. again, she worked here in the area for many years. people knew her, describe her as a very good person. again, three people who were shot and killed senselessly. >> when he was arrested he was shouting out heil hitler. that's on videotape. you've seen that. people are reacting to that. he has a long history of neo-naziism -- i don't know if you can hear me -- of anti-semitism, the whole background

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it's an amazing degree of strength mindy corporon have.r mom in the retirement center, this community must be so battered by this terror. >> they are, andrea and may find relief in what's happened here at the courthouse today. the suspect is going to be arraigned in about an hour and the prosecutors here said they are going to file murder charges, the strongest charge they can file here in the state of kansas. one count of capital murder, the grandfather and grandson who were murdered and the other is premeditated case in the case of woman visiting her mother at the retirement home. the capital murder case is the one that carries the death penalty. they both carry life without chance of parole. just on the state charges, there's every possibility and every likelihood, dare i say, that frazier glenn cross as he's known or miller will spend the rest of his life in jail if not worse if convicted of these charges. there's the federal investigation going on as well. the expectation he would be charged with hate crimes. the federal prosecutor sa

today the boy's mother, mindy corporon, spoke to reporters. >> people keep saying how come you're so strong and i'm strong because i have family, i'm strong because i have faith, i know that god did not do this, i know that there are evil, evil actions but what we do have is each other, and we have love and we have prayer and we have friends. he was with us for wonderful 14 years he had really full life for a 14 year old, and we were very blessed. >> ifill: a theater coach says she huddled inside, in lockdown, for about 90 minutes with a group of children in her care. >> it was really scary, i thought that i was fine and under control and when i called my mom and she started crying and then i started crying i kind of just couldn't help thinking of sandy hook, looking around at these very young children, i was really scared. >> ifill: minutes later, a third person was killed outside a jewish assisted living center, about a mile away. she, too, was christian. in washington this morning, president obama joined in condemning the attack. >> nobody should have to worry about their security

and, so, there's a lot of discussion about that sometimes, which is why i choose to watch, like, the mindy project and shows that make me laugh. >> charlie: i love her. she just was on the program. >> i saw that. she was hall hilarious. so great. >> charlie: take me to this moment. >> sure. >> charlie: you're laying in bed together and you talk about who got whom today? >> it's more like a blackberry and an ipad -- >> charlie: who has the blackberry? >> i have the blackberry and he has the ipad. he says, did you read this and see what so and so said? i said, i don't care. and i said, have you seen this? and he doesn't want to talk about it. so sometimes we have a time out. >> charlie: have you stayed behind the scenes on purpose? >> yes. >> charlie: because? because i think there are people in the administration are fundamentally outward facing and folks who should be internal. i think that, when you're talking about, you know, some of the things that i do, there is no reason for me to be external and, so, i have just chosen to keep my head down and do my job as i see it. >> charlie: you w

mindy has two or three charities, i know, that she would like, and i don't have those with me, but i can e-mail them to you. that she would like to get out to have donations made. in memory of reid and my father. and i just can't stress enough that, you know, we as a family had been dealt a huge, huge blow, as i'm sure you can see and perhaps imagine, but we'll go on, and we'll get through this, and we'll always have a huge hole -- two huge holes that will never be full -- never be filled. you know, every day is just going to be a reminder, but we do hope that, you know, if there's any way possible that any little sliver of goodness, grace can come of this, that then by the sheer grace of god it will not have been just totally, totally for nothing. thank you all very much. >> thank you all for coming today. >> that was will coccoran, the father and nephew of two of the victims of that kansas shooting. his dad, dr. william lewis coccoran, killed. spending the day with one of his grandchildren. they were headed to rehearsals for "to kill a mockingbird" when they were killed. the other

love to work on something with her again. >> i especially keep proposing, mindy if you're watching,great aspiring author in that field. i think that -- there is this book of letters between two great french philosophers. ask carla bruni about it. and my thought, they're arguing about the greatest issues of their day. i think a book with mindy and i arguing about what we think are the great issues of our day would be a lot of fun. >> that's good. you guys have great comic timing. speaking of, you're a man of words. and instagram, you're apparently very active on instagram. i now follow you. pictures and text. >> it is the opposite what it is supposed to be. >> not about the pictures. more about the text okay. >> so you took some this morning. >> yes. these are greatest hits. it looks like of my instagram. i can't resist back stage. >> some of our scripts and copy? >> this i felt was a little unfair to carson. look at all the scripts matt gets. then at the end, carson, ad lib. carson, make it up. we ran out of time. >> that's the story of our life. you discovered a secret around here.

have you ever seen "mork & mindy "on "? >> i did, years ago.t that point, he was probably on repeats. >> this happened in boulder, colorado. he's 66 years old, which i obviously -- >> a young man. he doesn't need to retire. >> he began hosting the late show in 1993 the. after leaving nbc, and there's no media plan about who will replace him, there's speculation about craig ferguson who follows him on cbs. and then has a woman -- >> chelsea hammer. >> had that space? chelsea handler recently announced she's leaving the e network and then there is stephen colbert. that would be a big step up for him at this point. i'm going to the leave it there. no comment. i'm not going to talk about this guy. letterman got more -- we talked about that, he got rough towards the end of his career. did he not? >> he became political. >> you do it on -- >> i have a little bit of a sense of humor. i don't need everything laced with -- >> and you haven't been -- >> we vulgz. >> we got do policy issues. we try to keep it way down. >>> j. lo is buying fuse and she bea

. >> mindy lost her father and son in the massacre.mmunity prayer service. >> we all grieve in different ways. i thank you. >> this community now begins to celebrate one of its most sacred holidays in unthinkable pain. >> the suspect is scheduled to appear in court to face charges of murder. >> police in utah arresting a woman they believe gave birth at least seven times and killed the babies. 39-year-old megan huntsman used to live in pleasant grove. they found the remains of seven infants stuffed inside cardboard boxes in a garage. she was a trusted babysitter. >> we always thought she looked skinny. we never saw any evidence of pregnancies. >> she was always a good babysitter, because she babysat my grandchildren when they were little. >> police believe all the babies were born between 1996 and 2006. they say that at least six of the seven in factuals found inside her home were born alive. >> federal investigators looking into that deadly california bus crash that killed 10 people say there is no physical evidence that the fed ex-tr