so i call "pierce, pierce, let's go!" >> reporter: he tugged at his friend.to get him to move. he was motionless. bleeding himself, carey knew he had to get out. he knew he had to leave the friend he thought he'd just lost. >> the worst part for me was thinking my buddy had passed away. i mean, he just married my wife and i three weeks ago. >> reporter: racing to the hospital, he called that new wife. when did you get the call? >> right away, i think he called me in the cop car, so i came right away. >> reporter: he told her he thought pierce didn't make it, and that new wife got to work, trying to find pierce. she did. at university hospital across town, she got him on the phone. what was it like to hear your buddy's voice this morning? >> it was great. i get choked up thinking about it now. he is a great friend of ours. to ask him to marry my wife and i. thinking that hours to think that you might have possibly left him there and to the point, hearing his voice. >> reporter: we sent our camera across town, and there he was. remembering his best friend who t

pierce collapsed. his friend, thinking he was dead, escaped. pierce's head was just inches from the gunman's boot. >> and i could just feel his presence in the theater. i mean, i could feel him walking around me. i'm fairly -- >> reporter: like a shadow? >> yeah, a shadow. i could just feel it over me. >> reporter: pierce, who is deeply spiritual, thought the gunman was going to kill him, so he started praying and made peace with dying. then he started thinking about his brother and father and realized he didn't want them to blame god for his death. at that very moment he says the gunman simply walked away. >> i could feel the evil just running out of that theater. and then all of a sudden, he just calmly walked to his car. >> reporter: you think god was in the theater that night? >> absolutely. >> reporter: you think he saved you? >> yes. there's no doubt in my mind that god saved me. >> reporter: why, why you? >> i've prayed so hard for the last year for the lord to just give me a chance to show the world who he is, to show the world. >> repo

that's russell pierce's america.g all the time. [ applause ] >> can i just say speaking of what he was doing when you called, that's what he would have been doing in the theater -- [ farting sounds ] >> yeah. >> he has a doughy pant load. >> did you see him? yeah, right. okay, rambo thanks. he would have done such a do do in his pants and when he ran out of the theater his feet would have hit his butt just like a girl. >> that's how i ran when i was a kid. >> that's my point. >> i know. [ applause ] >> now you bringing up painful childhood memories. >> and they have a picture of jan brewer when she was about 12. >> she was an evening clutch. >> sure. >> kids we will want to freeze that segment in carbonite because that one is going straight to the smithsonian. >> sure. >> you don't have to think about backing up your files. it's easy effortless. you set it up once and carbonite does the rest. unlimited backup for your mac or pc check this out, $59 for the entire year. carbonite will back up all of your computers for

pierce's head was just inches from the gunman's boot. >> i could feel his presence in the theater. could feel him walking around me. i'm fairly -- almost -- >> shadow -- >> yeah, a shadow. i could feel it over me. >> pierce, who is deeply spiritual, thought the gunman was going to kill him. he started praying and made peace with dying. then he started thinking about his brother and father and realized he didn't want them to blame god for his death. at that very moment, he says, the gunman simply walked away. >> i could feel the evil just running out of that theater. and then all of a sudden he just calmly walked to his car -- >> you think god was in the theater with you that night? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> you think he saved you? >> yes. there's no doubt in my mind that god saved me. >> why? >> i have prayed so hard for the last year for the already to just give me a chance to show the world who he is. to show the world -- >> you think this was his way? >> how wonderful he is. i do. i believe that he saved me out of that theater so i can just show the world that there is light

so, "pierce, pierce, let's go.iend trying to get him to move. he was motionless. >> the worst part was thinking my buddy passed away. he just married my wife and i three weeks ago. >> reporter: racing to the hospital he called his new wife. when did you get the call? >> right away. i think he called me in the cop car. so i right away. >> reporter: he told her he thought pierce didn't make it. that new wife got to work trying to find pierce. and she did. at university hospital across town. we sent our camera. there he was remembering the best friend that tried to get him off the floor. >> i was just praying. my face was flat on the ground. my buddy started shaking me. he said, "pierce, come on, man, get up. we have got to go." he thought i died. >> reporter: the phone call from hospital to hospital, he will never forget. >> the was great to hear his voice. kind of wish you were here. >> reporter: the story of two friend who parade together on that floor and survived. >> we'll be recovering together that's for sure.

-- armor piercing bullets. the only reason of an armor piercing bullet is to go through a bullet resistant vests. the only people who wear resistant vepses are our -- vests are our police officers. >> maryland lieutenant governor anthony brown will join us later live in the newscast to talk more about gun control issues. >>> we are under a code yellow alert. that means we could be in for some tough weather later today. howard bernstein, he has the details. howard, what should we expect? >> we could be seeing some strong thunderstorms in spots. other areas are seeing showers. it looks like the worst of it will stay well west of us. you may be reading stuff online and people saying another derecho. if there is one, it will be well west of us. i'm watching this area in kentucky. it may get into parts of virginia and southwest virginia but i think this would be the most damaging stuff. locally we're watching a severe thunderstorm. they've put a tornado warning out on it. this is in mineral -- when i say they, the n

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when franklin pierce was elected president, pierce chose davis to be his secretary of war. that's the position davis held throughout the entire franklin pierce administration, 1853 to 1857. and davis, i think it is fair to say, redefined that job. the men who had held it before him had been almost literally secretaries. jefferson davis took over and was a very powerful secretary of war. the day that pierce left office davis became a u.s. senator once again. he had been elected shortly before that. so he was in the senate during those last contentious years of the 1850s and into the early 1860s. so in january of 1861 when mississippi seceded from the union, davis was not only a sitting u.s. senator and one of the most prominent of the senators, but he was certainly one of the best known men in the united states. davis was very well-known throughout the country, north and south and west. he was very highly respected. he had friends and allies throughout the country, not just in the south. and he was in the mainstream of american political life. he didn't just come out of nowh

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. >>> under arrest, michael scott, mike spring teen, maurice pierce and well born. >> pierce had been arrested at a local mall in possession of a handgun. but with nothing to connect them to the crime they were let go. new detectives on the case, however, got a big break when they brought michael scott and robert springsteen in for a fresh round of questioning they >> ballistics reveal pierce's gun doesn't conclusively match either of the murder weapons. with little evidence attaching pierce or wellborn to the crime charges are dropped against them. scott and spring stein cases go to trial and despite the arguments that the confessions were coerced both are found guilty. however, in 2008, bomb shell news. new testing on fluid from the victims' bodies reveals dna that doesn't match any of the original suspects. >> it is clear to it me that our evidence in the deaths of these four young women includes dna from one male whose identity is not yet known to us. >> judge jeanine: to june, 2009 scott and spring stein are released from prison. >> it is wonderful and i would like to thank god a

why, it's tuesday, everybody. >> the author of america -- pierce >> charlie pierce political columnistetter if you scripted it. >> he should stick a fire cracker in his butt. >> could even you have dreamed of such a disastrous tour. >> first of all it takes a lot to make the brits angry over the olympics, because they are very happy about it, and then he goes to the middle east and almost starts a war. >> yes. as you war, mitt romney international representative of stupid, and he is now picking at people who can't fight back. that's the one thing i don't think people caught as much because it was so much about him insulting their, quote unquote culture. isn't that like saying god likes the jewish better. >> right. >> you say he also brought out bagdad, and rattled some sabres and did everything he could to warm the hackles of sheldon adelson, stop this man before he does this again. >> yeah. >> that's the terrifying thing, you are joking but sheldon adelson will run this election. >> i'm joking and this election is still tied. it's easy to mock the guy, but he is still in a dead heat w

, pierce, let's go, let's go. >> and at that point, i just couldn't respond. >> it seemed like he was very lifeless at that point. so i let him go and turned around and just kind of bolted out of there. >> and, thankfully i'm really glad that he did, because the gunman came back in at that point. >> the worst part for me was thinking that my buddy had passed away. i mean, he just married my wife and i, i mean, three weeks ago. >> reporter: pierce o'farrell says the gunman came awfully close. >> his boot was two inches from my head. and i was just face down on the ground, just with my eyes closed and just praying. >> reporter: miraculously, those prayers were answered. >> the lord decided that he's going to keep me around. >> reporter: but even through this awful experience, their faith and friendship survived. >> i keep it pretty simple. i get out of bed every day, and i thank him for another day, and i just let him lead the way, and he's led me so far. >> reporter: both men say that they look forward to seeing each other again as soon as they are physically able, and, bianna, both ar

pierce. if these rents are raised to the extent that myself and other persons who might be able to just nominally afford this wonderful recreational opportunity, we have to move and other people come in to pay these much higher prices, there will be a much different social circumstance in that harbour. the yacht club has worked for years to develop a social atmosphere that serves the neighborhood. i have not sat on any committee since 1999. and then i was given a very nice platform services. i am sorry to say that i do not know as many of the issues we are currently involved in. i feel very strongly about my neighborhood in our privileges in the harbor. certainly, we all agree, as far as i know, that things need to change. i hope that they can change reasonably to serve the interests and citizens of san francisco. and that we will not be left out of the deal. thanks for letting me make a comment. i apologize for not getting in there earlier. >> no problem. any other public comment? seeing no

pierce has already found it in his heart to forgive the man who nearly killed him. and hopes one day to meet him and pray with him. what would you say to him? >> i would say "i forgive you." and i would ask him if i could pray for him. and 'cause the truth is every person in this world deserves forgiveness and every one of us need to pay for the sins that he committed. but i pray he gets life in prison. and i pray in those 40, 50 years that somehow, some way, god can find his way into his heart and forgive. >> did pierce say anything about how he got out of the theater, who saved him? >> he actually remembers laying on the floor of the movie theater. he said two police officers tried to carry him out but his arm was hurting him so much they ended up walking him out. he laid down on the concrete just outside the back door of theater nine and he remembers, anderson, seeing the shooter's guns laying on the concrete next to him. he also remembers them working on the little girl, veronica, the 6-year-old girl who died. but it was in the end police officers who actually b

jeff pierce, kron4. >>vicki: san francisco teenager shot and the gunman was on the loose puck at the corner of the felton/san bruno. this was with his family. investigators are not sure the investigation. >> also if farmers market was evaluated after a suspicious suitcase was spotted. the bomb squad was called and and they found a typewriter inside of that suitcase. >> 39-related murders in oakland. with 11th street were both the scenes of deadly shootings. one a rest and one homicide. on 24th avenue, this man was found dead in a mobile home. a caller called about this crime. a >>brian: this big spread of temperatures. gray skies and temperatures in the upper 50s. once you reach inland and in antioch, fairfield. some areas near 100 degrees. in san jose upper 80s. paid now, 50's & '60's a room the day. santa rosa is the cool spot. san francisco, low 30's. redwood city, low 60s but still warm. antioch, 83. for tonight, clouds that are gathering along the coast. pressing into the bay. the clouds are on the

he just married my wife and i three weeks ago. >> reporter: pierce o'farrell said that the gunman came awfully close. >> his boot was two inches from my head. i was faced down on the ground, just with my eyes closed and just praying. >> reporter: miraculously, those prayers were answered. >> the lord decided that he's going to keep me around. >> reporter: but even through this awful experience, their faith and friendship survived. >> i keep it pretty simple. i get out of bed every day and i thank him for another day and i just let him lead the way and he's led me so far. >> reporter: both men say that they look forward to seeing each other again as soon as they are physically able, and bianna, both are expected to make a full recovery. >> all right, david, thank you. >>> and as we said, president obama is heading to aurora today, both the president and the republican mitt romney basically stopped campaigning after the massacre. but the question is, what will impact will this event have on the race? let's go to george stephanopoulos. this mass group of politics on hold, how long will th

was reintroduced with his -- an inside look at the heart warming moment. >> ali pierce was scheduled to throw out the as ceremonial first pitch for her sweet 16. she place kwhad she thought was a long distance phone call to her dad stationed overseas. what she didn't know was her dad was closer to home than she ever could have imagined. then sergeant pierce proved like in baseball, in the game of life, there's nothing sweeter than coming home. >> happy sweet 16 from afghanistan, baby girl, i wish i was there to celebrate with you. i hope you have a great day, and we'll celebrate when i get home. i love and miss you more than you know. >> hi, baby girl. are you okay? >> yeah. >> i love you. >> i love you too. this is the best sweet 16 ever. >> i think i have been sending e-mails to the as since january, planning it. i knew i had two weeks off and the army sends soldiers anywhere they want to go for their rest and relaxation for two weeks and i knew her 16th birthday was coming and i couldn't miss it. >> here's your jersey, it's not as awesome as your dad, but here you go. happy birthd

. >> reporter: my buddy pierce got hit in the arm first. we laid as flat as we could. i immediately just started praying. >> he told me, i got hit, i got hit. at that point, i got hit in my leg. >> reporter: pinned down beneath their seats, they saw their chance when the killer paused to reload. i said, pierce, let's go. let's go. >> at seemed like he was very lifeless at that point. so, i let him go and turned around and bolted out of there. >> thankfully, i'm glad that he did, because the gunman came back in at that point. >> my buddy just married my wife and i three weeks ago. >> reporter: pierce ofar rel said that the gunman came awfully close, his boot was two inches from my head. i was faced down on the ground w my eyes close and just praying. >> reporter: miraculously, those prayers were answered. >> the lord decided that he's going to keep me around. >> reporter: but even through this awful experience, their faith and friendship survived. >> i keep it pretty simple. i get out of bed every day and i thank him for every day and let him lead the way and he's led m

. >> reporter: warren pierce's house was spared. now he is preparing for the next disaster -- flash flooding and mud slides. >> it's going to go on for years. >> reporter: these hillside homes sit surrounded by acre after acre of blackened dirt. >> this is like having a sheet of wax paper and it is below the surface as well. >> reporter: the burned area emergency response team called it hydrophobic soil, airtual water slide. >> we're very concerned about increased flooding into neighborods. all of the water on these burnt hill slopes behind us will be draining right here toward us. >> reporter: the threat so serious the federal government has stepped in. >> we would strongly encourage folks in this area to consider the purchase of flood insurance. >> reporter: something warren pierce never expected he would need. >> even if we had flood insurance it doesn't cover basements and that's what's going to flood. so kind of between a rock and a hard spot. >> reporter: and the threat can last years. this is where california's station fire b

jeff pierce has more. >> these are mosquito larva it. there is concern about what they have discovered recently. >> our technicians have detected two different species of mosquito that have was not a virus. >> with thousands spending the day outdoors at the annual rent with corn festival, the district once this it will if they could be exposed to disease. they need the public's help in reducing the mosquito population. >> turn over anything that is holding water. for anything that had slaughtered for shouldn't, you want to dump out. balladur is already one reported case and possibly more that are detected. if asked if >> west mild viruses grossly under reports. what that means is more people get this virus that we know about. >> the district is aware of the history of and no cases have been reported in the county. >> we have cases of people every year they get this disease. in 2006 we had to people who die from this disease. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [

. >> reporter: pierce o'farrell and his friend were also in trouble. >> pierce, pierce, i'm shot, i'm shot. he said, me, too. just stay down. and then he shot me a second time. >> reporter: on the floor, corbin dates was just trying to keep cool. >> people in front of me, they were freaking out. my friend behind me, he was freaking out. i'm thinking we need to stay quiet. >> reporter: you're like within five, ten feet of this guy? >> yes. >> i thought he was going to kill me. >> reporter: o'farrell was even closer than that. >> he was standing literally directly above me. i could feel his boot next to my head and i had had my face down to the ground and i stood as still as i possibly could and i prayed and i prayed and i prayed. >> a straight shot. taking guys out from one aisle to the next. >> reporter: josh nolan was sure he was going to guy. clear in the gunman's sights and then a miracle. the semiautomatic weapon jammed. >> if that gun did not jam, i am full certain that i probably would not be here. >> reporter: the shooter switched weapons and calmly continued firing. >> very me

but right now -- ♪ pierce ♪ >> charlie pierce political columnist for esquire.com. ♪ why is everybodywhat happened? >> i didn't have anything to do with it. i am a regular on the "stephanie miller show." but i had no responsibilities whatsoever, and i made you a hundred dollars. >> we paid you a hundred dollars? >> shhhh, chris, you know we have been hiding the money. >> awesome. >> i have a scam involving stephanie miller swag. >> as usual you have my favorite piece on mitt romney. contempt for the help why romney won't give it up. this is what this is all about. even republicans have been saying this. it's arrogance. >> i'm not sure that there is anything -- you know in the tax returns that we don't already know or respect -- >> right. >> that can do him anymore damage than the endless speculation of what might be in there is doing him. he just doesn't want to do it. >> yeah. >> and he has dug in his heels and because the entire party he pur ports is out of his mind there is november in the party that can make him do it. >> i want to make them eat the pie. >> it's going to be bluebe

, pierce, i'm shot man, i'm shot., too. just stay down. and then -- then he shot me a second time. >> o'farrell was shot in the foot and in the shoulder. he said at one point the gunman was standing over him. he said he put his face down, stayed still, and prayed until the gunman left that theater. >>> an attorney and spokesperson for the holmes family in san diego said their hearts go out to the victims. >> their heart goes out to all of the victims and their families. they really want everybody to respect their privacy. very, very sad day. >> a spokes woman said the family is cooperating with authorities. the suspect's father robert holmes, flew to colorado yesterday, to see his son. the suspect's uncle also named james holmes, lives in carmel. he said the younger james was a, quote, nerd, and there was nothing to suggest he would commit such an atroughs tee. the suspected shooter has more california ties. james holmes and his family lived in salinas before moving to san diego. neighbors who knew homes as a young bo

. >> pierce and his friend were also in trouble. >> pierce, pierce, man, i'm shot.'m shot. >> i said, many, too. stay down. then he shot me a second time. >> on the floor, corbin dates was just trying to keep cool. >> people in front of me were freaking out, my friend behind me was freaking out, i'm thinking, we need to stay quiet. >> you're like within five, 10 feet of this guy. >> i thought he was going to kill me. >> o'farrill was even closer than that. >> he was standing literally directly above me. i could feel his boot right next to my head. i had my face down on the ground and i just stayed as still as i possibly could and i prayed and i prayed. >> it was a straight line shot, picking everybody out from one aisle to the next. >> josh newman was sure he was going to die. clear in the gunman's sites and then a miracle, the semi-automatic weapon jammed. >> if that gun did not jam, i am certain i probably would not be here. >> the shooter switched weapons and calmly continued firing. >> very methodical. he never once said a word. i never heard a single word out o

what those piercings are capable, once they're taken out they could contain contraband.be used as a weapon, could be against himself, against staff or even fellow inmates. >> i have another one on the back of my neck. it's called a surface staple. as you can see, there's a bar through my neck and there's two flat head screwdriver parts to it. >> basically, for mr. ruiz, for him it's been a good thing being isolated because he won't be exposed to a general population setting. he won't be exposed to gang politics. he won't be exposed to inmate pressures. so for mr. ruiz, it might have been a saving grace for him that he actually had piercings and that he was removed from general population so he doesn't have to answer any of those questions. >> well, as you know, i'm from orange county jail. >> just hours before he would answer to the judge. ruiz used his time in isolation to write a letter to his girlfriend who he had not spoken to since his arrest. >> baby, i'm sorry for not picking you up at work. i was in a police car at the time. i hope you're there when i get out. th

. >> pierce o farrell and his friend were in trouble. >> pierce, pierce, man i'm shot.aid me too. just stay down. then he shot me a second time. >> on the floor, corbin dates was trying to keep cool. >> the people in front of me are freaking out and my friend is freaking out and we need to stay quiet. >> you are within five or ten feet of this guy. >> i thought he was going to kill me. >> he was closer than that. >> he standing directly above me. i could feel his boot next to my head. i had my facedown on the ground. i just stayed as still as i possibly could and pray and prayed. >> it was a straight line shot. picking everybody up from one aisle to the next. >> josh nolan was sure he was going to die. the semi automatic weapon jammed. >> if that gun did not jam, i am certain that i probably would not be here. >> the shooter switched weapons and calmly continued firing. >> very methodical. he never once said a word. i never heard a word out of him. >> on the floor, billy fail felt something behind her. >> it's the little boy sitting right next to me. he is literally cli

. >> pierce o'farrell and his friend were also in trouble. >> pierce, pierce, i'm shot, i'm shot.e too. just stay down. and then he shot me a second time. >> on the floor, corbin dates was just trying to keep cool. >> people in front of me, they were freaking out. my friend behind me, he was freaking out. i'm thinking we need to stay quiet. >> you're like within five, ten feet of this guy. >> yes. >> i thought he was going to kill me. >> o'farrell was even closer than that. >> he was standing literally directly above me. i could feel his boot right next to my head, and i just had my face down on the ground, and i just stayed as still as i possibly could and prayed and prayed. >> it was a straight line shot. just picking everyone off from one aisle to the next. >> josh nolan was sure he was going to die. clear in the gunman's sights and then a miracle. the semiautomatic weapon jammed. >> if that gun did not jam, i'm full certain i would not be here. >> the shooter switched weapons and calmly continued firing. >> very methodical, he never once said a word. i never heard a single wor

here it is go. ♪ pierce ♪ ♪ >> charlie pierce political columnist for est squire.com. >> i'm not note by the way [♪ magic wand ♪] >> thank you. >> guess who i was on the plane with on the way home from the sexy liberal show? >> who? >> charo. >> what is she possibly doing for a living? outside of collecting residuals from the 3,800 times she was on "love boat." >> yeah and she was delightful. great stuff as usual. when professional pundits talk about the romney campaign problems, nay mean establishing one gross lie on the issue, and it is alternatively known as the fehrnstrom conundrum. [ bell chimes ] [ laughter ] >> what is up with that guy charlie? >> i know eric from many many years ago. and now that he is sort of on the main stage, i don't know if it's him or just the general issue of the campaign but nobody can seem -- they can't seem to settle on one, like -- lie. >> yeah. >> so they are all off of the reservation on what they want to say. >> even for the romney campaign that was a spectacular collision, wasn't it? >> i do think it got caught up on being summer in the silly se