if you do i'll burn my peter. >> you'll burn your peter? >> aye. >> all right.n you've been put on report. >> aye. >> all right. and you've been charged with disobeying an order. this was continually hitting your buzzer throughout the control period. when asked what was wrong he was met with the response of [ bleep ] off. how do you plead? >> guilty. >> i'll find you guilty on that one. two more to go. right. okay. the fourth charge then is disobeying again a rule where you've been continually pressing your cell button again for no reason. >> guilty. >> the last report of the evening was where you've intentionally endangered the health and safety of others where you activated the smoke detector in your cell, requiring the prison staff and fire service to attend. do you understand that charge? and how do you plead? >> guilty. >> so you've pled guilty. i'm going to found you guilty on that. all right, i think we're finished with the reports for this morning. thank you. >> jimmy's otherwise good behavior record over the past year helps him catch a break. he receive

her friend peter burns said that experience led her to make the most of every day. in her blog she wrote, i was reminded we don't know when or where our time on earth will end. when or where we will breathe our last breath. this morning, when peter opened up his facebook page, there was a message from jessica. >> it said, hey. >> a message she wrote just before the movie. >> it goes, hey, are you guys back in town. you know, it was her checking in. and. >> by the time you got that message, she was already dead. >> yeah. >> i'm david wright for "nightline" in aurora, colorado. >> our thanks to david. coming up next t latest on the unfolding investigation into the alleged shooter, his arsenal and the explosive surprise he left for police. [ male announcer ] if you want play in the same sandbox as luxury s.u.v.s, it helps to have an interior full of hand-selected wood trim and soft premium leather... and it doesn't hurt to have a selec-terrain dial that truly performs. ♪ well another great thing about all this walking i've been doing is that it's given me time to refle

if you lock me up, i'll burn my peter. >> burn your peter? >> one of the most unforgettable inmates we met during our european tour. >>> and later -- >> he urinated all other himself which obviously is a sign that it's over. his tongue swelled up. his ankles swelled up. it was very intimate. >> a brutal jailhouse murder serves as the initiation to gang life. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> doomed decisions are not limited to american inmates as we discovered during our trip to scotland for "lockup world tour." hmp shotts is a maximum security prison that houses more than 500 inmates who have also made their share of bad decisions. many of them were young men in their 20s whose alcohol and drug addictions led them to commit an array of crimes, often involving knives. the weapon of choice in scotland. then we met the inmate they could very well become. jimmy reid. >> if you lock me up i'll burn my peter.

. >> peter burns, thanks so much for calling in, i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> all morninge have been talking to people who were sitting in those theater seats and we're hearing a story of pure horror. >> we heard gunshots and like little explosions going on and a little after that, we heard people screaming. and they came on the pa system and pulled the fire alarm and said everybody needed to get out. and as soon as we got out, we saw people running around screaming. >> there was a guy who was on all fours crawling. there was this girl spitting up blood, there were bullet holes in people's backs, people's arms, there was this one guy who was stripped down to his boxers, he was shot in the back or something, it was crazy. ionth c. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fifty thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. people don't like to miss out on money that should have been theirs. that's why at ally we have the raise your rate 2-year cd. you can get a one-time rate increase if our two-year rate goes

. >> joining me now is jessica's brother jordan ghawi and peter burns. it hurts me to hear that. i can image the pain going through your heart right now. >> my family and friends, there's been out pouring of support. >> we're so sorry for your loss. when you heard the news, where were you? >> i was in san antonio, in my bedroom asleep. i got a phone call from my mother and there was some hysterics and i got some news that my sister was shot. i spoke to brad. >> just speaking for the people at home, i can't even imagine how you are able to stand at this moment. i personally think i would be in a hospital under medication right now. how are you able to be so strong? do you want people to know how good a. >> it's a testment to my family. and the community. they've powered out to us. and right now they're focusing on her life and celebrating it and hopefully getting the other victims out there and celebrating their lives as well. >> and peter you stood there before the show and telling happy stories about jessica. you zbies were saying if she was here she would be touching every butt

joining me by phone, peter burns. read some of her blogs after toronto and how she talks about how life is a blessing just gives you chills. i want to talk about her brother who i know you've been in contact. his top posting talks about call he got at 2:15 central time. he writes i received an almost hysterical phone call from my mother stating that my sister had been shot while attending the midnight showing of the dark knight rises in colorado. my question to you, peter, i understand you have been in touch with their mother. can you share whatever you can about that conversation? >> obviously, jessica, i kind of felt responsible for one of the ones bringing her own here. we worked together in san antonio. she's just such a vibrant, go getting intern. she wanted to be a part of everything. i moved out here two years ago to denver and really enjoyed it. she asked me how was it going and how can i help. she says i think i want to move out to denver. i want to be around sports. it seems like you're loving it here and wh

peter burns was a friend and mentor. >> you talk to anybody here in the sports scene tt knew her, itinfectious, you know, attitude she had that everyone loved. >> so friday you all are playing the texas stars. >> reporter: this is an interview she did on the ice in her hometown of san antonio, texas. >> she's not two seconds on the ice and sure enough she falls flat on her rear. >> reporter: and she clearly loved a laugh, even when it was on her. twitter was her thing too, last night she persuaded an old buddy to go to the movies and, of course, she tweeted about that under her work name, jessica redfield. she joked about convincing her friend to go, people should never argue with me. and then another tweet from the theater, movie doesn't start for 20 minutes, she wrote. that was the last thing she ever tweeted. it went to her friend, jesse specter. >> i like to think of her as being just so excited to go see the movie. and as excited as she was about doing everything else that she did. >> reporter: jessica's family heard the awful news in the middle of the night. >> started with a p

peter burns was a friend and mentor. >> if you talk to anybody here in the sports scenehat knew her,she had that everyone loved. >> so friday you all are playing the texas stars. >> reporter: this is an interview she did on the ice in her hometown of san antonio, texas. >> she's not two seconds on the ice and sure enough, she falls flat on her rear. >> reporter: and she clearly loved to laugh. even when it was on her. >> can we please -- >> reporter: twitter was her thing, too. last night she persuaded an old buddy to go to the movies, and of course she tweeted about that under her old name jessica redfield. she joked about convincing her friend to go. people should never argue with me. then another tweet from the theater. movie doesn't start for 20 minutes, she wrote. that was the last thing she ever tweeted. it went to her friend, jesse specter. >> i like to think of her as just being so excited to go see the movie, as excited as she was about doing everything else that she did. >> reporter: jessica's family heard the awful news in the middle of the night. >> it started with a phon

her friend peter burns who worked with her at a sports radio station describes her as a vibrant young she gave us call and said can i have dinner with you. i've got an idea. i said sure. it's always something she wanted to get involved in. we were both exhausted. we said let's do dinner. she said there's this horrific wildfires in the denver area. she goes i want to do something for the families of the people that lost all their hockey stuff. she loved hockey. >> we'll speak with peter the next hour about the one wish jessica's mother has moving forward. we have learned this about her short life. this is the second mass shoot g ing jessica had been part of in a month. she was at the mall in toronto when a gunman opened fire back in june. she wasn't harmed but blogged afterwards. she said i can't get this odd feeling out of my chest. this empty, almost sickening feeling won't go away. i noticed it just seconds before someone opened fire in the food court. an odd feeling which led me to go outside and unknowingly out of harms way. it's hard for me to wrap my mind around how a weird feel

peter burns was a friend and mentor. >> you talk to anybody here in the sports scene that knew her, it was an infectious, you know, attitude she had that everyone loved. >> so friday y'all are playing the texas stars. >> reporter: this is an interview she did on the ice in her hometown of san antonio, texas. >> she's not two seconds on the ice and sure enough she falls flat on her rear. >> and she clearly loved to laugh, even when it was on her. twitter was her thing, too. she persuaded an old buddy to go to the movies and, of course, she tweeted about that under her work name jessica redfield. she joked about con finsing her friend to go. people should never argue with me. and then another tweet from the theater. movie doesn't start for 20 minutes, she wrote. that was the last thing she ever tweeted. it went to her friend jesse specter. >> i like to think of her as just being so excited to go see the movie and as excite the as she was about doing everything else she did. >> jessica's family heard the awful news in the middle of the night. >> started with a phone call early morning in

peter burns was a friend and mentor. >> you talk to anybody here in the sports scene that knew her, ite she had that everyone loved. >> so friday you all are playing the texas stars. >> reporter: this is an interview she did on the ice in her hometown of san antonio, texas. >> she's not two seconds on the ice and sure enough she falls flat on her rear. >> reporter: and she clearly loved a laugh, even when it was on her. twitter was her thing too, last night she persuaded an old buddy to go to the movies and, of course, she tweeted about that under her work name, jessica redfield. she joked about convincing her friend to go, people should never argue with me. and then another tweet from the theater, movie doesn't start for 20 minutes, she wrote. that was the last thing she ever tweeted. it went to her friend, jesse specter. >> i like to think of her as being just so excited to go see the movie. and as excited as she was about doing everything else that she did. >> reporter: jessica's family heard the awful news in the middle of the night. >> started with a phone call, early morning, in

peter: what should we do with the olympic uniforms made in china? harry reid has a hot idea. >> with all the uniforms, put them in a big pile and burn them >> peter: so now! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gretchen: you are listening to creating morgan. big country music star. >> guest: he was in the army for ten and a half years. if he looks familiar if you go to the walmart, he he used to be a dairy manager at walmart. he will be performing this hour on his new cd. a song called corn star. >> gretchen: big huge hit. use your imagination, figure that one out. let's start with the headlines, peter johnson is in for brian today. fox news alert. j.p. morgan chase second quarter financial earnings report. among other things, they lost $4.4 billion from that major trading blunder. that is more than double the original estimate. jamie dimon is looking into possible fraud in the trading debacle. they did rake in $5 billion profit last quarter which was more than expected. >> and forcing a madrid bound flight, it was headed to madrid, forced to return to j.f.k. last night. discovering two pieces of drinking straw with wires running through it inside the bath

. >>> a souped of car burned up rubber across the city of several cisco prick the video has gone viral since going up. >>> peter d. chase scenes is one of these iconic chasing sit-lie for cars. it was something that i took as an influence >>> within a few hours of its release are in youtube. it 20 viral. >>> san francisco is so known for the steep hills and these transitions and jones and also from the cable powers so i kind of pick everything out. i was able to work with the city and to figure out how low would be able to do each location >>> as was all done in just a couple of ticks >>> usually you do a shot like that you do and take a lot of time to set up the camera. it was done very rushed. we didn't mess up the traffic too much that saturday morning. we did make a few to remarks on the bridge. along those trademarks along the bridge >>> you shouldn't the will to see those anymore parade the production is supposed to hire someone to come and clean up those marks. >>> it took four days of off of our shooting. the city's take was $1 million. in case you hadn't noticed it was a commercial. >>> at the end of t

burned down buildings. they had torched cars. and so you've got to put that into context as well as we arrived in berlin. things were quiet, but the night before had been very treacherous. >> peter robinson -- actually there was an article that appeared in saturday's "wall street journal" by peter, and he mentioned that -- he repeated some of what we saw in the video clips, but he also mentioned that there were no less than seven drafts that came back from the state department, seven different versions, seven alternative versions to the speech. is that unusual? is that odd? or was the speech at its inception viewed as one of such historic importance? >> seven is a bit much. we knew this would be the capstone of the ten days of the g-7 summit and the visit to the pope, which was significant in itself. but where was the major news it would have to be in the berlin wall speech. you usually go through two or three drafts, with they fought it to the very end because they thought it would be provocative, too provocative and would undermine gorbachev's efforts at glasnost and perestroika. as history proved it enhanced the glasnost and perestroika, rather than taking away from that. >>

andl poll numbers on the back burn sore the families of those most directly impacted by the oe violence in aurora can begin to put their lives back together. john? >> peter doocy in washington. thank you. we continue to follow developments out of aurora as new concerns nationwide about movie theaters. how safe are they in the future and what is already being done to prevent more tragedies like this? plus, christian bale, the star of the "dark knight rises" speaking out for the first time about the movie massacre. about the movie massacre. that's ahead on the foxll anotht all this walking i've been doing is that it's given me time to reflect on some of life's biggest questions. like, if you could save hundreds on car insurance by making one simple call, why wouldn't you make that call? see, the only thing i can think of is that you can't get any... bars. ah, that's better. it's a beautiful view. i wonder if i can see mt. rushmore from here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> the massacre in aurora causing new concerns about what should be one of the simple pleasures of life.e just going to the movies. you ca

andl poll numbers on the back burn sore the families of those most directly impacted by the oe violence in aurora can begin to put their lives back together. john? >> peteroocy in washington. thank you. we continue to follow developments out of aurora as new concerns nationwide about movie theaters. how safe are they in the future and what is already being done to prevent more tragedies like this? plus, christian bale, the star of the "dark knight rises" speaking out for the first time about the movie massacre. that's ahead on the fox report [ female announcer ] caltrate's done even more to move us. because vitamin d3 helps bones absorb calcium, caltrate's double the d. it now has more than any other brand to help maximize calcium absorption. so caltrate women can move the world. to experience the ultimate expression of power -- control. ♪ during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on some of our newest models. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> the massacre in aurora causing new concerns about what should be one of the simple pleasures of life.e just going to the movies. you can see heightened security at this theateryo in new york c

burned out. up 26% in the three months since the summer season began. $7.77 a bushel. the weather channel, carl parker is here. i wish you'd change your name to peterand become a superhero like spider-man and bring us some rain. i guess that's not in the forecast? >> the outlook is not good. it could last quite a while. we started in may with about a third of the country in drought and it jumped up dramatically what we call a flash drought because it happened so quickly going up to 40% by june 12th. now, we're at 60% of the country in moderate drought or greater, 1,000 counties having a natural disaster declared in 36 states. about a third of the midwest in severe drought. 31% of corn crops in good or excellent condition, down from 41% the week before and pollenation is occurring now, make or break time and this could be a $50 billion event. we have this big ridge dominating and that won't change much at all. below average precipitation across the midwest. often "timetimes these things s and don't change. the dry ground makes it hotter and these events can be self-reinforcing. >> thank you very much. goldman sachs is going to be trying its hand in

burns on their bodies. neighbors say the family sets off fireworks every fourth of july. peter?ir strike last year. the strike leaving 24 pakinstani soldiers dead. pakistan now reopening supply routes to afghanistan, which were closed after the air strike. the closures cost the u.s. about $100 million extra a month. republicans, including mitt romney, though, claim president obama says sorry too easily. >> gretchen: call it a major fracking flub. north carolina democratic state representative becky carney, against fracking, vote to go override a fracking veto. she claims she accidentally hit the green yes button instead of the red no button. she couldn't change it because it was the deciding vote. wow. supporters say it could help increase national gas production. critics claim it hurts the environment. >> peter: the vice president says republicans are waging an all-out war on teachers. here he is in washington, d.c. >> there is a pretty uniform view held by mr. romney and the republicans and the united states congress today. they criticize you and they blame you. they make you

burn the house down with? i couldn't turn the stove on. >> i'm sorry i asked. >> everything is okay now. >> that's good. petern bowlding. he had to empty his refrigerator. >> you let it go two days and now, it's just gross. >> chicken, that kind of -- no. don't take a chance. indeed. all right. so there you have it. we told you it's tough. tough here in washington, d.c. and president obama, it was so tough, i am getting the hell out of town. >> going to ohio in the middle of the summer. >> ohio, pennsylvania and ohio yesterday and not only he was talking about some of the issues. we will talk with margaret about but he of course as he always done on the road, always the unscheduled stops. one yesterday was at a place called ziggy's for beer. he enjoyed it apparently. >> i had a beer in amherst at ziggy's so i am feeling good. feeling stead. >> feeling steady. he had a bud light. i want you to know. michelle said if you are going to have a beer, at least have a bud light. >> an american beer or something that resembles an american beer. >> it's a unionized american beer. >> there you go. >> anheuser. >> moorth