and i think chief tear stepping aside will start to repair some of that damage. >> reporter: chief tear was

that was a tear gas cans going off. i don't know if he had a flash bang or something but there was a loud explosion before the part of the movie and before we started to cough really bad. >> steve: james camon was in the theater adjacent to the shooting. we spoke to you a whole ago. the case of the multiplexes you hear racket next door and figured it was part of the movie and ther getting to scary stuff because it sounds real. >> you have three theater playing the same movie and you have three surround systems and each theater is full to capacity. and the buildings shakes in the movie theaters and that's what we thought it happened. the scene died down and there was calm in the movie and that's when the chaos started to take off. i don't know if it was the guys in the movie house and get down. and we knew things were not right. >> peter: james, did anyone return fire? was there any resistance or effort to take down the gunman in the theater or how hoe escaped and was apprehended out back. >> i was next door to where it

that's tear gas. we thought that the police were using tear gas on somebody, we didn't know what was going on. that's when they told us, try to get out somehow. there was only one exit at the top of the projector screen, i told everybody walk up the stairs and start heading up north. >> what was it like inside the theater eight where you were? were people in chaos? were they screaming? how many people were injured. >> there were two that i saw injured but it wasn't chaos, it was more so -- everybody thought it was a part of the movie, that it was something that was going on like a promotional stunt or something. at first everybody is dumbfounded. after i got my keys and ran back to my seat to get my keys, there are still people sitting there waiting for the movie and continue. there's something wrong, we need to leave now. we're getting out the exit and there are still groups of people sitting in the theater like nothing is going on. >> you were finally able to get to the top of the balcony and everyb

. >> the no-confidence vote came after teare was accused of not doing anything about county executive john leopold's alleged misuse of police details for personal and political use. until a full-time replacement is found, major pamela davis will lead the department. she is a lothian resident. she has been on the police force since 1993. she will be the department's first female police chief. she holds a master's degree from johns hopkins. she's also a graduate of the fbi national academy. >> i think that is a good step, a good interim step. but i do think in the long term, because of what the department is going through and because there will be more investigations, they probably need to do a national search. >> the announcement of the retirement of james teare was made on wednesday by the state's prosecutor's office. his retirement date is effective on august 1. jennifer franciotti reporting live. >> the fraternal order of police outline some major problems. among those are corruption and high crimes that they say need to be addressed as part of a massive overhaul of the department.

gas, because that's where the tear gas goes.tear gas as something that affects the eyes, which it does, it almost affects the nose, the mouth, the lungs, you're having difficulty in all those places, you're coughing, your lungs are irritated, people often vomit. it's almost a systemic reaction. >> let's talk about the victims now and their injuries. they have to deal with that, they have to deaccontaminate the people as they bring them in. you're having large numbers of people being brought in. nine critical patients all at once. >> that's a lot to deal with. >> can you imagine being the parent, you're there trying to dodge the bullets and you've got this baby on your lap and you're trying to protect them and you, i can't imagine. >> you're trying to protect this baby, an as an adult. >> they're smaller, the dosage is even higher, they're much more vulnerable to any kind of a tear gas injury. >> elizabeth cohen, please keep us updated on the victims. >>> we're going to continue following breaking news here on cnn, for the latest

he set off a can of tear gas.he was wearing a mask. >> the was a lot of confusion because many thought that that was part of the movie. they were not sure what to do at that moment. and there are only just a couple of ways out. >> and if the gunman is using the emergency exit. the youngest patient in the hospital is a 3 month old. violence erupted. people are being treated. tear gas contamination is also an issue. president obama also speaking of a tragedy. and something that we have been talking about is that this is not that far from colorbli---colombine... again ts is a tragedy. there were people i adjacent bidders that are also hearing. they got up and left. they described what they heard. >> i heard and from what i could see there were people on conscience. people breathing. and one guy had blood all over his face. >> it was a theater no. 8. and we are hearing from witnesses that were in the adjacent theaters. . >> there is already you tube video posted from what people have seen. police have of arrested a su

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also, tear gas. at least ten people reportedly at this point including an infant child are dead. 20 others are injured. this is developing in aurora, colorado, outside of denver. >> what do we understand will happen next? you have law enforcement background and have worked these cases in the past. >>guest: the investigation comes first. they will look at surveillance video from the mall and see the leads that can provide and the most important person is the first person in custody. that person presumably knows the second person involved. we are told the person was in custody quickly. we do expect they are hopefully getting some details to help them find this person and understand what happened. >> this was a crowded showing of the movie premiering last night. with a lot of kids out of school. they would be excited to go to that movie. >>heather: exactly how were they able to capture the first suspect, justin, so quickly? >>guest: well as you say, this was a crowded theater the i tried to get tickets.

that communicated -- tear down this wall. that was a clear symbol of the worst atrocities that had been committed with all the crosses and all the deaths of people trying to flee to freedom. it is the same way when you give an environmental speech. you usually do it outdoors now. [ laughter ] you always do it at a place that communicates because you're speaking not just to the audience but also to tv. the brandenburg gate, the heft of it, the symbolism of it, if you're going to go to berlin and you're going to give the speech of the nature that president reagan gave, that was in our view, the advance department's view, all the way up to the white house, including senator baker, that was the right place to give that ultimate speech. >> ken, you mentioned to me that the president was particularly moved when he saw the crosses. >> right. >> -- by the wall where -- to mark the spots where people were killed trying to climb the wall. do you mind sharing that with -- with our audience tonight? >> well, we stood there for several mi

((rasso) "well, i'm very saddened to see chief teare leave..." ........continues ttostand by teare, whilether council memmers have wanted teare to step down.(grasso) "you know, f you lookkat the past ts. and peveral ears, crimeehas dropped in anne aaundel puddinn."........but what indictment about leopold.. and wwat tearr might have known? (grasso) "unllss it's put in a one waa or the other, it ven oesn't mean anything. anybody that knows that when pou're in government, rumors spread. it's unbelievableehow rumors bbcome bigger than whatt they really are. and the question is are they even prue?" &p in a statement.. leopold says teare is leaving to spend more time witt his family.... when teere goes, major pammdavis will take ver. she department. the phief'' retirement takes effect august 1. live at anne arundel county police headquarters, keith daniels,, fox 45 news at ten. political consuulaat jullus henson...is till behind bars...foo his role in that election night robo-call in 20-10.but his attorney has 3rel served one month f a two month sentence.his aatorney and hh's trying to haae he

there are tears in their eyes.a lot of the people are young people so it is typical for them to not be able to deal with this. they want to know what happened and that they are safe. is the second person in custody? we do not know. we are only three hours into this. it is an active scene. >> justin joseph, our affiliate reporter from fox station kdvr in denver, thank you very much for going through and re-capping this. stay with us. let me re-cap for our audience, we are reporting to you breaking news from outside of denver, colorado, where there has been a mass shooting at a movie theater, a midnight premiere of the latest "batman," movie "the dark knight rises." it was packed. as the movie started two gunmen rose up from the seats. they had tear gas and it sounded like explosions. they were armed with weapons described as long guns and started randomly shooting at people. we understand from the reporter on the ground at least 20 people have been injured and taken to local hospitals. 10 to 12 people have been kill

bennifer fan dez was moved to tear -- ben fernandez was moved to tears describing what he saw. >> a young girl with bullet wounds in her leg and blood all over her. >> reporter: witnesses say they couldn't breathe after the gunman released the canisters. several victims are being treated for chemical exposure. randall pinkston, cbs news. >>> you're watching 9 news now at noon. we'll be right back. >>> it is hot outside so we've got something cool served up for you in the kitchen right now. we've got wildfire executive chef eddie and we've got some rum punch in the glasses. what are you making for us today, chef eddie. >> i'm making a curried pineapple shrimp. you have essence from the pineapple, sweetness from the mango. it blends in very, very well, especially on a hot, summer day. >> tell me the process of putting the shrimp skewers together. >> i took the pineapple and cubed it up. i took shrimp, 16 to 20 per pound, deveined it, took the tail off and skewered it. pineapple, mango, shrimp, so on and so forth. you repeat the process. we made a nice rum punch to accompany t. there's a cou

it brought me to tears immediately. i thought it brought everyone in america to tears. >> yeah. well we wanted to reach out to the family and learn more about it. so "right this minute" we have jeremy, michael and melissa via skype. jeremy, tell me what you were feeling when you were walking into the gym and then you realized it was your son walking towards you? >> when i first walked into the gym, i didn't know what was going on. they had him hid behind the screen. as soon as he came around the screen and i saw him walking for the first time, it's a feeling you can't describe. only thing i could tell you, one of the most proud moments of my life, to see him. knowing the pain he had to push to to get to that point. knowing the determination it took for him to make that happen. i was a very, very proud father. >> melissa, did you know he was going to therapy for this? or was this like a complete surprise? >> i had to remind myself not to post the videos on facebook because i wanted to update family members. it was harder whenever he would call and talk to him, i wanted to say, he

it brings tears to my eyes right now. we now as a team representing our country have the chance to be among heroes who have represented their country at the highest level and paid the greatest price. >> if you look at some of the tomd stones and see the years that i lost our lies and fought for our freedom. >> you believe that that trance plaits into the kind of feeling and greatness that you need for these guys to play to win? >> absolutely. a lot of times we don't allow ourselves to be touched. nothing enters into our heart. we got touched here in washington, d.c. and hopefully it will be the touch that we need to -- not just the gold medal winning performance, a performance that's worthy of respect. that's our goal, is to win and win the right way. >> well, team usa's first game will be sunday against france. we are rooting for you. >>> next up, he is the man taking a little block buster bourne franchise chiez. we get to know the real jeremy renner. time out. sweet. [ female announcer ] with charmin ultra soft, you can

gorbachev, tear down this wall. and the place erupted. that's the actor's training of ronald reagan. >> he was a great communicator. >> right. absolutely. >> there are other great lines in the speech, and i -- i brought a copy of it with me, that have been sort of overlooked over time because of the power of that great line. this is not an original copy, by the way, so our curators don't need to worry. we got this off the internet. but he -- the penultimate paragraph of the speech, he says, as i look out a moment from the reichstag, that embodiment of german unity, i noticed words crudely spray painted upon the wall, perhaps by a young berliner. "this wall will fall." beliefs become reality. end of the quote on the wall. yes, across europe this wall will fall for it cannot withstand faith. it cannot withstand truth. the wall cannot withstand freedom. those are great lines. >> absolutely. >> and yet sort of lost in history in a way because of the power of the "tear down this wall" line. >> jim, you know, president reagan also was aware tha

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so as you can hear how toxic that is and we think of tear gas and the indications are that this is teare eyes, it's more than just the eyes, it affects the breathing, it irritates the lungs, it's debilitating, paralyzing. think about it, it's a relati relatively small, enclosed space. we usually hear of tear gadds disbursing clouds outside. but this is an enclosed space. >> the tear gas was keeping many people from moving, from running, going, because it makes it difficult to breathe and see. >> he wanted to multiply the taj he was doing. >> the tragedy will no doubt stay with the victims and the witnesses for a very long time. so how can they cope with this? and what will the impact potentially be? we'll be looking at that. >> my friend sitting next to me turned towards me and she got part of a bullet hit her in the mouth and she was bleeding through the mouth. hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and mineral

so it appears perhaps that this smoke or gas device was tear gas, we have tear gas, three guns, awe bulletproof vest and maybe a riot helmet on the suspect in custody. this has all of the markings of something that was well planned die bolically planned let's say. >> we have 14 dead, 50 wounded at local area hospitals, ten of the victims died at the scene. here's some of the details we're getting from the witnesses in case you're just joining us, one heard 10 to 20 shots, that they heard an explosion, that people were screaming and that the fire alarm was pulled also. then that mass chaos that happened out into the reception area. we looked earlier at video from a cell phone camera and it was interesting to see because there was a lot of confusion and a lot of panic and people crying, there was one man who was covered in blood. but then you saw some people just standing by. and observing it all. clearly they were either at the concession buying or just unaware of what was happening inside the movie theaters because they have a lot of screens at this movie theater. we're unsure how many screens

jamms teare has een uuder suspected role in the case is - against county executive john leopold.pold is charged with misusing his police protection squaa,,including making them drive him to sexual ennounters innparking lots with a countt mployee. chief teareewas neeer indicted... but was believed to have known about the situation and did nothing. but with his retirement... teare avoids any possible criminal charggs.some pouncil members are relieved to seeethe chief go... others continue to stand by ttare. (grasso) "you know, judge a person by results. and ii you pook at the ppst several years, crime has dropped in anne arundel county. proof is weewish him the best of luck in hat he does, but we're glad that he did steppdown. and we're hoping the county executive is next." effective august first. when teare goes, ajor pam davis will take over. 3 baltimore's mayor took some peat wednesday ovee her decision to give the fire chief raise... at the same time she is shutting down city's board of estimates &papproved two percenttraise for fire chief james clack weenesday. the mayor deffn

james tear is stepping down right in the middle of a scandal rocking the government. wjz is live in millersville. mike hellgren explains how this is related to the indictment of county executive john leopold. mike? >> reporter: for chief tear, any criminal investigation goes away because of all of this. and he could now be a star witness in the case against county executive leopold. >> reporter: anne arundel county police chief james tear made the sudden announcement that he's retiring, amid a cloud of scandal. >> i respectfully decline to answer questions. >> he angered some on the county council when he refused to testify about what he knew of allegations his boss, county executive john leopold, misused security detail. making officers empty his catheter bag, be a lookout while he had sex in the parking lot, and illegally use the police database to digip -- dig up dirt on his political opponents. >> we need to get past that. >> reporter: the county executive named pamela davis to replace tear. she's the first one to lead the department. >>> leopold faces charges. he

my eyes were tearing up. i was just scared. my adrenalin pumped in and i tried to get out. >> jennifer, how did he come in? did he say anything at any point? >> he didn't say anything as far as i could see. he just came in in a back door next to my right side in the theater through an exit door. he came in through the back. and he didn't say anything. he just threw the can of spray or gas or whatever it was. i thought it was tear gas. i'm not positive. but he just threw it. he didn't say anything. he just started shooting. >> you say, let's try and set the scene in that theater again, jennifer. this is matt lauer. he then started to walk up the stairs. are you talking about stairs on a side aisle of the theater? >> yes, sir. yes, sir. that is exactly what he was doing. at that point everybody was trying to run away and every time somebody tried to run away you would hear screaming and then another gun shot and another gun shot. >> and then was there silence while he was -- we've heard reports that he reloaded at least once mayb

and i think chief tear stepping aside will start to repair some of that damage. >> reporter: chief tear was never indicted but was the subject of a criminal investigation by the state prosecutor, who announced he was ending that probe. it was important to resolve this matter without any further disruption to the effective police department. our officer believes that this is in the best interest of the citizens. many believe it's likely part of a deal. and the chief will testify against leopold at trial. >> i believe that the chief turned state's evidence. and i think that's going to make things very, very difficult for the county executive. >> if the chief was acting as the county executive's direction, then that's where the buck stops. and that's who should be held accountable. >> he thanked the chief for his service and said the reason chief tear was stepping down was to spend more time with his family. >> reporter: and when tear goes, major pam davis will take over for him. she is the first woman to lead this department. reporting live in ann anne arundel county, mike hellgren, wjz e

>> at this point we think it was some sort of gas tear gas type situation.we don't have a specific identification at this time. the patients that we did see had burning skin, burning eyes, burning and irritation to their nose and mouth. those three patients were seen, decontaminated and discharged. >>> you mentioned it is still a critical time, are they over the hump yet or it is still -- still more -- [ inaudible ] >>> i think certainly this is a difficult time for a lot of those patients but we are optimistic. excellent surgeons here taking care of those patients no fatalities again we are in the early stages of this >> [ inaudible ] >> again, those in critical condition the information that i have is those are gunshot wounds to the neck and torso and abdomen. that's about as far detail i have at this point. >> [ inaudible ] >> we have a staging area in the hospital where families are being received westside port counselors available to them those patients whose family have been advised. >> [ inaudible ] certainly that's beyond the scope of my forensic kno

but it turns out, it was actually tear gas. it explodes and then it starts going up in the air. >> this is a couple of rows in front of you. >> yes, a couple of rows in front of me, and three or four rows down. the impact of it was very, very strong. he threw one for like three rows in front and threw one way out in the back. people from there just started standing up, and we heard like firework sounds like bam, bam, and that is when everything gets crazy. it goes rapid like, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, and the guy next to me gets like, he gets shot. and i hear like the noise of it like a splash noise, and he just jerks and it happens fast and then i just jumped down with my sister. >> how old is your sister? >> 17. 17, and i brought her to have a good time to enjoy a movie, and it turns something completely straight out of a horror film at best. >> and were you able to get a look at him? >> i was not able to get a good look at him. from where i was at, i only saw the figure. it was complete black. that is all i ever saw. >> you t

what we hurt earlier today is that smoke, grenade or tear gas went off in that theater. 10 people deade told by our executive producer. this is going to be a huge story, not only this morning, but for days to come because imagine how many people are going to a movie theater like this to see a showing. >> megan, you talk about the tear gas canister that was thrown in the room, i was listening to jeff. >> we don't know if it's smoke grenade or tear gas and they don't know if there's possibly more than one shooter. but what we do know is that somebody or some people went into a crowded movie theater, put the tear gas in there or possibly a smoke grenade and started shooting. this is definitely a serious situation out of colorado. >> we'll go back to the live shot in just a bit. this is from the popular movie "the dark knight rises." 10 people confirmed dead. stay tune today "good morning maryland" we'll keep you updated throu the course of the -- through the course of the morning. >> our web department will be updating this story. >>> news time 4:49. the performance displays, art scape. >

the paterno family hopes and states in a tearing down that tearing down the statue of joe paterno does not help heal the penn state community. no word on what will happen to the statue. for now it is in storage. for now the university says it is in a secure location for now. but at 9:00 this morning we'll learn from the ncaa the fate of the football program at penn state. >>> turning to syria, the "wall street journal" says there's a secret campaign to push bashar al assad from power without using force. the cia and treasury departments have taken new measures to block resources from syrian allies while providing critical intelligence to the army. this includes convincing iraqi officials to shut down air space over the country and to block flights between iran and syria. u.s. intelligence believes tehran was flying weapons into damascus and disguising the cargo as shipments of flour. >>> they also said the u.s. is providing intelligence to military sources in turkey and jordan who passed that on to the rebels. american officials are also pressing egypt to block iranian ships from passi

police great angry crowds with tear gas and rubber bullets on the streets of spain as the public rages against the latest wave of a stir he imposed on the country in return for a bank rescue by the e.u. . live from our new center here in the russian capital this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day where we start with our breaking news story this hour all members of the u.n. security council have voted in favor of a resolution extending the observer mission to syria the mandates being given a final thirty days but could be renewed if certain conditions on that. has the latest now from new york what's the russians reaction to this motion does moscow feel its concerns have been taken into account. the level of violence must be. one question of course is why then did the u.k. put another resolution to the vote on thursday knowing it would get vetoed. well many believe that it was purposely done because when russia and china did strike there and you know it didn't play out so well in the media many western media outlets spun this as russia and china backing bashar al assad's government wan

he set off two canisters, possibly filled with tear gas,

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(laughter) mainly because their tear ducts are damaged. (laughter) by the way, i know that you there in egypt are new to the whole public protest thing there you know, but the literal throwing of tomatoes is... (laughter) it's a bit of a cliche, you know what i mean? people in the post-vaudevilleian era don't actually throw tomatoes. unless you're throwing them at bugs bunny. if you insist on throwing food, why not bring a bit of your own culture fare. look at the greeks. when they're upset they throw... (laughter) when they're upset they throw buckets of their country's signature bacterially fermented milk, yogurt. it's protest statement and an expression of national pride. you could throw your shawarma. your a teeny. your baba ghanoush. really any of the foods that came up when we searched egyptian cuisine. on wikipedia. (laughter) look, egypt. insulting high-ranking u.s. officials isn't going to get them to change their policy. there's only one thing america's powerful leaders respond to. >> the obamas caught on kisscam during the baske

but after he threw the tear gas, we knew right away something was really awful.pened fire, we just ducked down and we got out of there as quickly as possible. >> could you see his face? i know he was wearing a gas mask, but could you see his eyes for example? were you too far away? was it too dark? >> he was a little far away. we could see the goggle gear. and i could see the whole mask and everything. but underneath it was a very darkroom. i thought he was firing a shotgun, but i wasn't exactly sure. we didn't get a good look at his face because he had all that -- he was decked out. >> and i understand it was obviously chaotic. people screaming. people crying. walk us through a little bit what you were hearing, if you will, as you tried to escape? >> when we were crawling out of the theater, there was a lot of screaming. as soon as shots were fired everyone was screaming and it was a real panic. after we exited the theater and we were running through the lobby toward the exit -- toward the main exit, we heard more shots fired and more screaming. and when we got

gunshots, tear gas, chaos.ight at the movies becomes a real-life night of terrorment. >> he was shooting people behind me. i had gun shells falling on my head. gunshot after gunshot. women and children screaming. it was terrifying. >> a gunman dressed to kill in a carefully planned attack. >> we are not looking for any other suspects. >> what could have driven him to do this? >> he was shy. not aggressive. >> tonight the latest on the shooting in theater nine. powerful stories of victims. >> it was an infectious attitude she had that everyone loved. >> and survivors. >> i heard jamie yell get down. my daughter, she was asleep. i just got her and threw her on the ground. >> a difficult and dark night in america. >> the people we lost in aurora loved and they were loved. we will be there for them as a nation. tragedy in colorado. the night started out as a party. fans have been waiting for months to see the new batman movie. when somebody let loose with a gas canister, many thought it was part of the entertainmen

police create angry crowds with tear gas and rubber bullets on the streets of spain as the public rages against the latest wave of a stir imposed on the country in return for a bank rescue by the e.u. . live from our new center here in the russian capital this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day all members of the u.n. security council have voted in favor of a resolution extending the observer mission to syria the mandates being given a final thirty days but could be renewed if conditions are met lottie's marina porter has the latest from new york. brush ambassadors of the united nations vitaly churkin says he's a very pleased with the way the vote out friday with his security council unanimously approving a u.k. draft resolution that extends the u.n. supervision mission in syria for a final thirty days investor churkin said this is what russia was hoping for from the very beginning and the vote that took place on thursday of course put a lot of consequences on the syrian government in association with extending the supervision mission which is why it was vetoed but besser churkin

that is why they're being targeted here they're firing tear gas canisters. that are injuring many of the protesters and killing some of the older people who just been in the protests because this is a deadly. and of course the tortures continue to jail and continue. and whole areas to many observers of international politics that the so-called friends of syria are being backed by the most autocratic monarch in the world saudi arabia. bahrain regimes that have no history of democracy at all and it puts the lie to this free syrian army bunch of mercenaries have no legitimacy. you're watching r.t. just a moment on the world update for now though emergency workers of ended rescue efforts in russia's southern crescent are region which was ravaged by heavy floods last friday i revised figures suggest one hundred sixty two people were killed some thirty thousand people have lost homes in the disaster now rebuilding the affected towns is the main priority but first emergency workers need to drain the water still in some areas they warn the devastated region that now