live in aurora, colorado, teresa garcia, back to you. >> teresa, bruce johnson in washington. just couple of thinks, what do authorities -- questions, what do authorities hope to find in his apartment? >> reporter: bruce, through the cameras and the robot they sent in, they do know there are rounds of ammo, or buckets of it for that matter. there are several five gallon cannisters or tubs of liquid. not sure and you know that robot actually first made entry earlier today. kind of getting rid of those trip wires that was the first stage into getting there. they've also found some what appeared to be like mortar shells and also commercial grade explosives. clearly they could find plenty more. >> not much of a cyber history. i would imagine they want go e to get hair hands -- to get their hands on his computers though? >> reporter: whether it be from social media you know. they haven't seen too much in the sense of a twitter or facebook page but also what websites has he visited. a lot of the ammo he bought up to 6,000 rounds he eventually acquired and much of that was purchased

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and the lives they touch and the dreams they held for the future >>> teresa garcia as other developments. >>> the community of aurora, colorado came together sunday for a vigil remembering victims of friday's shooting massacre >>> our city will be stronger and greater because of our adversity >>> president obama met privately with grieving families >>> and opportunity for families to describe how wonderful their brother or their son or daughter was >>> sunday's service @ culler roddick community church focused on the massacre including prayers' for the shooter and james holmes >>> he has a mother and father and they carry a burden we forgive him too >>> across the street from the crime scene mourners' road messages on 12 crosses one for each of the victims killed police said finish collecting evidence from his apartment the want to know where he got the explosives and materials used in the shooting and looking at dozens of deliveries over a four month period >>> we believe this was done by a very intelligent man >>> holmes in solitary confinement his first court appearance monday morning

because there's no out raged >>> grace lee cbs 5 >>> in aurora cbs services focused on the victims teresa garcia it has the latest >>> sunday's service at in colorado community church dedicated to the shooting massacre. one of the church members was killed in friday's attack. >>> this is a good community people love each other >>> the congregation prayed for the accused gunman >>> james holmes has in mother and father and they carry a big burden we forget them to me >>> at the crime scene this man plays 12 crosses one for each of the deceased victims he did the same thing after the columbine shootings. >>> and it is so hard to be back >>> are around aurora, people filling churches turning to prayer to make sense of the massacre, the gunman remains in solitary confinement while the investigation continues. >>> authorities want to know how we got the weapons and the explosives in his apartment. >>> korbel i case to show this was a deliberate pollock process by an intelligent man who wanted to do this >>> president ofobama arrived in aurora this afternoon. teresa garcia cbs news >>> presiden

mo neck has the response here in maryland, but lets begin with teresa garcia with the latest from colorado. >> a controlled explosion went off inside the booby-trapped apartment of achylessed movie theater gunman james holmes. the blast was designed to help law enforcement get inside the apartment, which he said contained a complicated array of devices, trigger wires, chemicals, and ammunition. >> translator: the threat has not within completely eliminated. it has been significantly reduced. >> reporter: holmes is in custody, awaiting his first court appearance on monday. he's accused of massacring movie goers at the premier of the new batman film. >> a day before the shooting, some of his neighbors say they did make an impression on him. >> reporter: carl allen spoke with holmes on wednesday. >> he didn't say much to us. he had a weird look in his buy. >> reporter: we're also learning more about the victims. a.m. exsullivan was celebrating his 27th birthday. tomorrow would have been his first wedding anniversary. jessica gawhi was an aspiring sportswrite and blogger. >> her whole life has

for months weapons that armed him for battle a public defender appointed as his defense attorney teresa garcia is live in aurora with what was found in his apartment >>> on experts that the upper hand at the suspects a to booby trap home most of those evacuated residents able to move back to their homes except for those living at the building. excepgrieving continues in aurod the president will pay a visit here, crews detonated the accelerants that he left for in law enforcement in his apartment >>> this was designed i say to kill the weber and burdette >>> police say the suspects front door was fitted with a trip wire 30 shells described as fire works described as large as softballs off a controlled explosion disable the bombs inside investigators collected evidence including a shipping label from an internet store investigators are said at a surveillance video of them picking up about 160 lbs. of ammunition at a fedex store he spent about $50,000 bill in his arsenal. james holmes held in solitary confinement he awaits a monday morning court appearance authorities release the names of

la doctora teresa zapata no ha tratado a holmes, pero ya se creo un perfil general.:47:00 el sociópata lo que hace es tener coraje con la sociedad, tiene un resentimiento con la sociedad.. s.o.t. 12:04:00 pero tiene empatía, y lo siente y lo vive y lo ejecuta, y le gusta. y el psicópata no siente lo que hace, no lo piensa, no le importa, no tiene empatía. las personas que lo conocen describen un james holmes inteligente, tmido, y sin antecedentes penales. el joven de 24 aÑos es originario de san diego y obtuvo una licenciatura en neurociencias en la universidad de riverside, california donde fue uno de los estudiantes ms destacados. pero en colorado, tuvo problemas acadmicos durante su doctorado. la psicloga zapata aÑade que el incidente envia un mensaje de que los padres y maestros deben cuidar a los adolescentes. s.o.t. 14:29:00 digamos en los adolescentes, al ver esta situación, muchas de las veces no van sentir temor, sino que van a pensar que esto es algo que ellos también pudieran hacer. la doctora agrega que el sospechoso planeo la masacre y que su trauma vien

teresa garcia tells us how. >> reporter: jake lewis is on the internet more than 15 hours a day. he was alarmed to hear about the computer virus that could knock thousands of people off line. >> i have all my documents, stored online. >> reporter: the fbi has been on the case since last year when agents busted a range of computer hackers. the scam infected hundreds of thousands of computers around the world and controlled them through rogue servers. it would rack up millions of dollars in illegal fees. >> the challenge for the fbi was they would wipe out the internet victim. the temporary system is shutting down on monday, which means 64,000 computers in the u.s. will be cut off. the fbi is directing users to a special website to see if they are infected. the site will check for the virus and tell you how to fix it. lewis is in the clear. >> i am very relieved. >> reporter: but many others are still at risk and and the fbi thinks about major u.s. corporations. teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> a version of the highly addictive painkiller oxycodone is being manufactured il

a friend of the couple set up a web site that has raised more than $300,000 for the met teresa garcia cbs news or colorado. today the federal agents led a crackdown on people who make and sell designer drugs grades from coast-to-coast netted scores of arrests and tens of millions in cash and drugs. police raided shops where houses and homes looking for a legal synthetic drug. >>> authorities arrested 91 people from tampa to san diego seizing $36 million in cash dozens of weapons and 5 million packets of synthetic drugs. many of these products, the disclaimer and they're not for human consumption. two masked dangers that they oppose. the agents targeted synthetic marijuana. please raise shops where houses and homes looking for illegals and other drugs. authorities arrested 91 people from tampa to san diego. and 5 million packets of synthetic drugs. many of these products come with a disclaimer that they are quotes not for human consumption. the agents were targeting marijuana's key to our spies they're also looking for designer drugs commonly called and sold as bath salts the drugs mad

bomb experts say they have cleared out the dangerous explosions from the suspects a apartment teresa garcia as the latest. >>> a bomb experts got the upper hand at the theater suspect's apartment and most of the evacuated residents able to move back and tomorrow the president will be in aurora visiting victims and families. bonkers detonated the chemicals and accelerants they say james holmes left for police at his colorado apartment >>> this was designed to kill whoever entered it >>> the front door was fitted with a tripwire at least 30 shells the size of softballs and controlled the explosion disable the bomb inside. investigators collected evidence and outside the apartment including a shipping label from an internet store called polk ammo dot com there is a surveillance video of holmes picking up 60 lbs. of ammunition at a fedex store he spent $50,000 to build his arsenal of guns and explosives. james holmes held in solitary confinement he waits a monday morning court appearance authority's release the names of the 12 people killed in the shooting the youngest 6 year-old boy ver

teresa garcia has the latest from aurora, colorado. >> people versus james holmes. >> reporter: james holmes said nothing as he went before a colorado judge wearing a maroon inmate jump suit. >> you've commited the offense of first degree murder which is a class one felony under colorado law. >> reporter: the 24-year-old accused mass murder looked dazed and uninterested. also in the courtroom five members of victim's families incolliding ian sullivan father of 6-year-old moser sullivan the youngest the die. outside she spoke about his daughter who's in the hospital with her first baby, while her husband is in another room after being shot in their head. >> she needs to concentrate on her baby right now. everybody needs their prayers. >> reporter: they want to know how he was able to afford $14,000 worth of guns, armour and ammunition. holmes father flew to colorado sunday. >> their hearts go out to the victims and their families. yes they do. he's their son. >> reporter: holmes is being held in solitary confinement formal charges are expected by monday. in aurora, colorado, teresa gar

teresa garcia, cbs news, san jose, caalical. >>> good morning, happy fourth. thank you for watching 9news at 5:00 a.m. >>> good morning monika samtani. >> good morning mike haiduk. >> is there a lot of traffic on the fourth? >> yes in terms of traffic trying to get out of town. >> mr. bernstein how are you my friend? it is wednesday. welcome back everybody. it is a warm, muggy day. heat and humidity maybe a thunderstorm or two.

what did we do for teresa's birthday? we were like, whoo! every single time somebody said the "p" word, you were doing vulgar things. it was like an x-rated jailhouse party. >> she came up with it. >> why can't we come up with it? >> do you have any ideas. >> i really don't want to. >> knowing her friend won't celebrate her birthday, she thought the least she could do was purchase a card from the commissary. >> she's sensitive about celebrating her birthday. i know how it feels, because i've spent three birthdays in here. the first time wasn't fun. it still kind of warms your heart up that even though you didn't want to, someone still cared enough to get you just a little something. >> concepcion is being held while awaiting child for the murder of her 2-year-old son, fox. he died one year earlier. the same night concepcion was celebrating her 25th birthday. ramirez and shanholtzer have no idea what concepcion has been charged with. >> yes, god created you to be different from everyone else and that is why you are special. no one else has yo

teresa garcia has more on that. >> jake lewis works as a personal assistant in hollywood, which meanss on the internet more than 15 hours a day. he was alarmed to hear about the computer virus that could knock thousands of people off line. >> i have all my documents, my databases all start online. that's contact, that's scheduling, that's references. >> the fbi has been on the case since last year when agents busted a ring of computer hackers in estonia. the scam infected hundreds of thousands of computers around the world and controlled them through rogue servers. the hackers would redirect people to different websites and rack up millions of dollars in illegal fees. the challenge for the fbi was if they shut down the hackers' servers, they'd wipe out the internet connection for all the victims. instead, they set up alternate servers, which took control of the infected computers. that temporary system is shutting down on monday which means about 64,000 computers in the u.s. will be cut off. the fbi is directing users to a special website to see if they're infected. www.dcwg.org. the

teresa garcia in aurora, colorado, has our report. >> investigators say a package from accused movie theater begun man was found in the mail room of the university of colorado denver. the package which was discovered monday was handled by a bomb squad robot and x-rayed to check for explosives. sources say the letter was sent to one of holmes' former professors, a psychiatrist. he talked about shooting people and included crude drawings of a gunman and his victims. the letter may help investigators learn more about holmes but experts say not to expect closure. >> there is nothing that this individual could say to us that would cause us and the general public to sit back and say now i understand why you did this. >> defense attorneys got their first look inside holmes' apartment where authorities say he had planned to kill police officers using a complex network of booby traps, explosives and chemicals. police have finally released holmes' apartment building from being a crime scene and displaced residents will now be allowed back home. work crews spent the day repairing damage to the

at comicon in san diego, teresa garcia, cbs news. >>> that looks like a good time. a dream wedding, but here in new york city a doggone wedding that set a record. two dogs got married last night in the luxury ceremony that broke the guinness book of world records for the most expensive pet wedding. it cost more than $158,000. that includes the cost of the costume wedding dress, orchestra and sushi spread. guests bought tickets to the wedding, which was really a fundraiser for the humane society. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," charlie rose's exclusive interview with the president and mrs. obama. plus, inside the mind of george zimmerman. the man who killed florida teen trayvon martin. we'll look at newly released interviews with his friends and co-workers. >>> actor bryan cranston from the hit tv show breaking bad, that's the "cbs morning news" for friday. thanks for watching. i'm duarte geraldino. thanks for watching. i'm duarte geraldino. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

teresa garcia in aurora has that story. >> katie medley gave birth to her son tuesday morning there in the same hospital where katie's husband caleb is recovering from a gunshot wound to the head. >> baby is doing good. katie is, she's recovering. caleb, he's still in critical condition, but he is stabilized. >> the medleys went to go see the new batman movie last friday night in aurora, colorado, for their last date before she would deliver their baby. a half hour into the movie caleb was fighting for his life with a gunshot to his eye. on tuesday, he got to meet his son. >> she put hugo in caleb's arms and she was holding his hand when the baby was laying with caleb and his blood pressure and his heart rate went up. we know that he could hear her. >> also in the hospital, batman star christian bale. the actor visited with is survivors. he posted this photo had his facebook page. >>> we're also learning more about what happened inside the theater. early reports suggested the gunman said nothing during the shooting. but at least two people who were there disagree. >> stephanie davies k

teresa garcia, reports. >> ♪ >>> hundreds of veterans celebrated independence day on the deck of the.s iowa. many boarding for the first time in decades. the former battleship has now been transformed into a floating museum in california. william dailey served on the ship when it was first commissioned in 1943. >> i'm proud of her. >> the world war ii era battleship has been out of service since the 1990s. the state of iowa donated $3 million to help refurbish it. >> many have worked tirelessly to ensure the u.s.s iowa will forever be preserved. >> walking the historical ship again brought back fond memories. >> i used to slip out through the anchor chain and get on the anchor and i'd hide out if i didn't have any work do. >> the u.s.s iowa is nicknamed the battleship of presidents. its passengers included fdr, ronald reagan and the first president bush. >> the ship's only bathtub was installed specifically for president roosevelt in 1943 to accommodate his handicap as he traveled across the atlantic. >> i pledge allegiance -- >> his great granddaughter led the pledge of allegiance a

teresa hopes she's in the clear. she recently installed spyware. >> just recently, but i kind of realized it. gets most viruses but that doesn't mean there aren't a few. >> reporter: to make sure, go to dcwg.org for a checkup. max cantor says he ran the test. >> i knew it was acting funny. but it didn't seem like this was the problem with it. went through and i looked, and pointed to google and it said it didn't seem to be affected. >> reporter: if he can't log on, he has a plan. >> go to work if that doesn't work out. >> reporter: these days, no one wants to be disconnected. that was our jeane elle reporting. you can still check to see if your computer is all right by going to dcwg.org. >>> well, plans for a four-star hotel in redwood city is on the back burner. at a meeting tonight, the city council will consider using that same plot of land on winslow street next to the caltrains tracks for a 100-unit residential apartment complex. city leaders say they're not giving up on the idea of a downtown hotel but feel the

teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> up next on a wednesday morning, your weather forecast.n sports, the national leaguers show their allstar stuff at the midsummer classic in kansas city. >>> plus, an allstar card collection hidden in an attic for decades that could make an ohio family rich. to your kids' wet skin. neutrogena® wet skin kids. ordinary sunblock drips and whitens. neutrogena® wet skin cuts through water. forms a broad spectrum barrier for full strength sun protection. wet skin. neutrogena®. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. thunderstorms in new york, 84. thunderstorms in miami, 88. chicago 84. 92 in dallas. partly cloudy skies in los angeles, 82 degrees. >>> let's check your national forecast. most of the southeast and parts of the mid-atlantic region will have scattered thunderstorms. some producing hail and locally heavy downpours. the northwest and midwest will be mostly dry with a few isolated thunderstorms. sunny in the west with scattered thunderstorms in the rockies and the high plains. triple digit highs will be common

teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >> tough little kid. oral immunotherapy didn't work for all of the patients. 15% of participants had to stop because of significant reactions. >>> high stressed jobs may increase the risk of a heart attack. boston researchers followed 22,000 women and found those in the most stressful jobs were 67% more likely to suffer a heart attack. previous studies show psychological stress can affect long-term cardiovascular health. >>> it is 4:52. time for the question of the morning now. >> that is, what is the one thing kids tend to stick up their noses? is it a, a crayon, b, french fry, or c, beans. has this happened in your family yet? >> not yet. log on to our facebook fan page. would love to hear what you think. we'll have the answer in our 6:00 show. >>> good morning. 4:55 on your thursday. grab the umbrella as you head out the door. you might need it. we'll probably see scattered showers and storms late this afternoon and early this evening. it won't be as hot today. that's the good news. temperatures will t

. >> teresa garcia has all the details of his first hearing from aurora, colorado. >> reporter: jamess said nothing as he went before colorado judge wearing a maroon inmate jumpsuit, his hair died a bright red orange. it was the first time he's been seen since the early friday morning shooting at an aurora movie theater that left 12 people dead, 58 injured. >> you committed the offense of first degree murder, which is a class one felony under colorado law. >> reporter: the 24-year-old accused mass murderer appeared dazed and uninterested of the hearing advising him of his rights. also in the courtroom five families of victims. outside, david sanchez spoke about his daughter, kat medly. she is in the floor having a baby, one floor away from her husband who was shot in the head. >> she needs to have this baby delivered and take care of her husband, and everybody needs to pray for them. >> reporter: holmes is said to be uncooperative with police, leaving them to try to piece together a motive. they also want to know how he was able to afford $14,000 worth of guns, armor and ammunition. h

teresa garcia, cbs news. >> 26 people remain hospitalized after that deadly attack. seven of them in critical condition. piers oferrell is one of the lucky ones. he's being discharged from the hospital tomorrow. he was at the theater with a friend when a gunman burst in and started shooting. >> i knew exactly what was about to happen. he was holding a shotgun. and i watched him fire the first two rounds. he fired them directly into the front row. and my first thought was just get down, you know. so my friend and i just kind of grabbed and just hit the deck. and just tried to lay as flat as possible. and as i'm laying there, i'm just praying. i'm just praying. he had started with a shotgun and it just literally lit up the theater when he shot that first round. i mean, it was like a mini explosion, you know. it lit up the theater. that's when i hit the deck. and you could just hear the shots getting closer and closer. >> he was shot twice in the attack. doctors say he'll carry shrapnel in his body for the rest of his life. with a breathing tube still in, stephen barton

teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news now. it's 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >>> here's hoping it's quiet this morning at your house because it sure wasn't overnight in many places. i'm mike hydeck. happy monday. good morning, monika samtani. >> not so happy for commuters. >> metro, the roads, the whole

teresa garcia takes us on the tour. >> reporter: from the back flips to this guy's break dancing. >> i am made up imaginary. >> reporter: thousands of tv, movie, video game and comic book fans are getting their geek on at comic-con 2012. the lines are long to get into the final "twilight" preview and panel discussion. >> we've been here since sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. and just getting to get in there. >> reporter: fans can get a closeup look at six different bat mobiles dating back to the 1966 tv series. this is the latest bat mobile to be featured in the upcoming movie "the dark knight rises." but this is the first to be named somebody else. it's the tumbler. founded in 1970 it was originally all about comic books. but now it's a four day entertainment extravaganza. fans lined up to hop in front of a green screen with a picture of their favorite show time tv characters. others shackled up with the walking dead show's newest zombie characters. >> it's kind of cool. >> reporter: comic store owner juan spent two hours in a line so he could buy some collectible toys. how much cash did

teresa garcia, cbs news, aurora, colorado. >> not surprisingly tonight the mass shooting reignited theate over gun control and the ban on assault weapons. matt jablow picks up that part of the story. >> keep hope alive. >> reporter: 1700 miles from the scene of the largest mass shooting in the nation's history, members of jesse jackson's rainbow coalition were calling for solutions to the nation's epidemic of gun violence. >> stop the violence. >> reporter: magic johnson's movie theater in maryland was one of dozens of locations around the country, but a rainbow coalition held vigils today for the victims of the colorado massacre, and where they called on lawmakers to take concrete steps to try to prevent the next mass shooting. >> assault weapons are intended for mass destruction. >> reporter: step number one, according to rainbow coalition members, should be reinstating the ban on assault weapons which was allowed to expire 8 years ago. >> we are encouraging the ban on assault weapons, because those are weapons that are beyond self-defense. >> reporter: police in colorado say one of

odem says she was attacked by her fiance's ex-girlfriend, teresa jefferson. back in october. odems testified that she initiated the fight by throwing bleach in the middle of the store. odems said she fought back because she wanted to defend her daughter who was standing nearby. >> jefferson pled guilty in april to assault charges. she has to complete 100 hours of community service and five hours of probation. >>> the first memorial services held today for a victim of the colorado movie massacre. the emotional tribute comes as disturbing details surface about the suspected gunman. teresa garcia reports from aurora issue colorado. >> reporter: family members and friends of gordon cowden, attended a church service in denver today. the 51-year-old father of four was one of the 12 people killed at the midnight showing of the movie theater. >> i'm sad about what everyone is going through. >> reporter: his family was seen crying at the makeshift memorial near the theater. one of his daughters wrote on a cross, "dad, it was a surreal, disorienting night. what was certain was your cal

as teresa garcia reports, though, you still need to watch what you eat. >> reporter: colby lemastersis day with an iced coffee, a splash of cream and a couple packets of splenda. >> it will taste the same, it will be just as flavorful, and yet, a fraction of the calories, so why not do it? >> reporter: the american heart association says substituting artificial sweeteners for sugar added to food and drinks may help people reach a healthy weight and maintain it. it can also help diabetics control their blood sugar. >> it can be a way of cutting calories. for every can of diet soda somebody consumes, they save 150 calories. >> reporter: but the heart association acknowledges the jury is still out on whether sweeteners are an effective long-term way to keep calories and sugars in check. if you're using artificial sweeteners or products that eliminate sugar, experts say that doesn't mean you can eat more. >> somebody thinks, well, i can have that piece of cream pie because i put artificial sweetener in my coffee. >> reporter: lemasters says it's really helped him cut his calories. >> eve

mitt romney ought to speak for himself rather than making inaccurate comments about teresa. it's interesting to me, erin. first he was saying kerry only put out two years and it ended up being five. he's trying to do everything he can to deflect from answering. why he doesn't do what moes people have done. >> well, remember also, teresa heinz kerry didn't run for president. john kerry did. and mitt romney is running for president. the bigger problem is, look. this is indicative how mitt romney could govern as president. will he keep secrets from the american people if he's in negotiations with other countries et cetera? that's the question. that's why this is a big problem. americans want transparency with their government. he's not giving that to anybody right now. >> and part of it is he said he was the business guy that could bring the economy back. he told people to look at what he did at bain but now he's saying i'm not going to tell you about how i handled my own finances or bain. >> yeah. that's right. and here's the other thing. this is why this is not going to go aw

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teresa smith, thank you for being with us. son was killed by police in 2009 in and hundred her son, cesar cruz, 35-year-old father of five, killed and walmart parking lot. she is forming a non-profit called lean -- law-enforcement accountability network. when we come back, an update on the kenneth chamberlain case here in new york. a police officer who was part of the unit that was involved in the killings of his older african-american gentleman in white plains, new york, has just been suspended without pay. stay with us. ♪ [music break] ♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as a return to is the police killing of kenneth chamberlain, the 68-old african-american marine veteran who was shot dead inside his own home in white plains, new york last of them are. the police were called to his apartment this past november after he accidentally set off his lifeaid medical alert pendant. "democracy now!" has reported extensively on the case. the police came to his home

teresa estacio. >> many or more victim's remember the shooting like fireworks. he feels sorry for the suspect, james holmes. >> this victim recovers. >> just a few millimeters here, mm there. my memory is only of a puzzle. like a flash. and that is probably part of the reason i thought that it was fire works. i am sorry that he had to cope with whatever was going on in his life by doing this. >> one woman described anchor against the shooter this is cellphone footage group. been in--ancho anchoshe s angry. she never thought that she would see this level of gunfire. >> this was worse because i had to sit there and watched that we were friends it laughing, joking just five minutes prior. i did not sign up to get shot that night. if you're in the military you sign up for it. possibly risking your life but these people were going to a movie to enjoy themselves. their family, friends. they did not sign up to be shot. >> could you forgive the gunman? >> can i forgive him? probably not today, but not tomorrow but eventually. i am a pretty laid-back and outgoing person