theatre. police tape, you can see, still surrounds the parking lot where the theatre, the crime happened at the theatre. the first call we were told during that news conference came in at about 39 minutes after midnight and police say officers arrived within 60 to 90 seconds and immediately apprehended the suspect, james holmes. he was standi ining beside the in his car. didn't put up much of a problem. the suspect's home has been heavily booby trapped and that has been quite a problem. they evacuated several buildings in the area, several homes and we're not sure when those people will be allowed to return. the police chief said that quite often in this area at this theatre, off duty police officers man the theatres for some reason last night, none were doing so. >> another thing that we were talking about earlier. the last several hours, we didn't know the name of the suspect. do we have any understanding in materials of what the officials are doing with holmes right now? >> no, we don't. we know that they are questioning him and he is from the san diego area, so they're talking with his fami

according to witnesses, he had a ticket, came into the theatre. at some point, his phone rang and he went outside looking like he was going out to take a call and then obviously, somehow, kept the door open, propped the door open, put all this gear on him. you know, he had on a helm, a vest. some reports say he had on other protective clothing. a gas mask, obviously. came back in and very quickly just r started opening fire with that assault rifle. >> yeah, i imagine the police are interested in whether he had any kind of accomplices. you know, the phone call, for instance, or things on his computer. if anybody else knew about this. >> that's a outstanding question right now and one of the things that police have said is that they don't have any direct evidence saying there was an accomplice. it could be purely coincidental. it could have been set up with someone who had no idea. he could have said call me at such a time and they did not knowing. that will be something that's fairly easy to check obviously because as you reported at the top of the

people who have been coming in and out of the theatre tell me that inside, there's nothing out of the ordinary, but there is something that is being done about more security at movie theatres in the bay area. people are still going to see t dark knight rises. >> i don't think that's going to happen. i think that's just a random, deranged person. still looking forward to seeing the movie. >> reporter: a handful of police agencies are concerned about copy cats. they plan to increase patrols include san mateo, san francisco and oakland. >> we are concerned. we do have extra patrols. we have patrol from the time the movie starts. >> reporter: oakland police chief howard jordan says the department the concerned about costumes. the gunman wore body armor and a gas mask, but blended in with other fans in costume. >> i know that was one of the other reasons why the person wasn't recognized in colorado. work with theatre owners to make sure we have some level of understanding of what type of clothing they are going to aloe people to wear. >> reporter: he's trying to figure out how the gunman i

police say he killed 12 at the theatre. 58 others were injureded. court documents show he was a patient of a psychiatrist at the university of colorado just before the attack. >>> getting the vip treatment, almost presidential treatment today in jerusalem. mitt romney, today, he weighed in on one of the stickiest issues. the status of jerusalem. and believes the american embassy should be there. also today in jerusalem, mitt romney and his wife visited the western wall. we'll have details on his day with israeli leaders coming up in just a moment. >>> the arab league says war crimes are being committed in syria. the syrian government battling rebels to control the largest city. the u.n. estimates roughly 200,000 syrians have fled the city. they say the government is stopping supplies of fuel and food from reaching neighborhoods controlled by rebel fighters. >>> a memorial service held today for the 15 victims of a rollover crash in texas. the truck was filled with undocumented immigrants. customs, enforcement agents say they were from guatemala, hond

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. >> jamie: good morning, a "fox news alert," new details this morning on the movie theatre massacre in colorado. now, we are learning the gunman's assault rifle reportedly jammed during the attack on moviegoers. and that forced them to switch to a less powerful weapon, possibly saving many lives. investigators also say at this point, they believe the alleged shooter, james holmes, acted alone in an attack he planned for months and the community of aurora, colorado is holding a vigil for the 12 people killed in the shooting, many say they are trying to stay strong and move forward and here's a few of their comments. >> this is... this is my... i want to explain to my little kids about the compassion and pray for, for all neighbors. >> to let people know, you know, there is hope out there. it is a safe world, don't let something like this confine you to your home. >> the member of the family will be gone but their memories will always live in my heart. >> jamie: good morning, i'm jamie colby, clearly a community that has come together. >> eric: that's nation has, i'm eric sean, welcome

but i didn't really -- the theatre, you know, is the thing i like the best, and then it was only after mrs. brown, really, that i really got film scripts at all, and then, you know, if you work with people like kevin spacey, cate blanchett, you learn about it, and i never want there to be a day when i don't. >> rose: so john meant what to your career? >> well he meant everything to my film career because if i hadn't made mrs. brown with him, i wouldn't be sitting here talk to you now charlie. >> oh i would be looking for you and in search of you. >> and i mean, that entirely changed my career. entirely. >> rose: after that -- >> well, i don't know -- i got more office. >> rose: and harvey played a role too? >> he played a large role as you well know, well, because mrs. brown was made for television. >> rose: yes. >> -- harvey saw it and this is not television this is going to be a film. >> rose: and shakespeare came along and there you were. >> i promised harvey i would have harvey wearing -- on my bum. >> rose: yes. i encourage you not to do that. >> he is not. >> rose: yes, of course

even people at the theatre, 3.8 miles away from this location, said the attack seemed methodical and planned. >> the muzzle flash of the gun... at the time i thought it was still fireworks and, then i got hit here and realized it was something far more serious. it was cold and calculated, definitely and it seemed very methodical. >> reporter: steven barton, bicycling across the country with a friend and they decided to stop in and see a movie. on that fateful night. eric? >> eric: you talked about first thinking it was fireworks and now we hear that his gun may have jammed? >> reporter: the ar-15 assault rifle, which is similar to the m-16 or m-4, soldiers carry and, he had it outfitted with a high capacity drum-type magazine where the bullets are stored in a circle, capable of carrying 100 rounds and firing off at rapid-fire and that would be consistent with what we heard from inside the theatre and now we have the information that at some point the magazine jammed. and he still had with him the 12-gauge shotgun and at least one of the .40 caliber glock side arms, eric. >> eric: all

. >> suarez: you've been talking to survivors of the theatre shooting. of the stories that have emerged from your reporting. >> the stories coming out of the theatre are heartbreaking. you know, i can't imagine being in that type of situation. we've heard stories about, you know, the gunman pointing the gun at one particular patron who was about four to five feet away from the gunman. she survived. she jumped out of the way. we've heard stories of two young ladies 20-year-olds who had-- they ducked underneath the seats and they were trying to make their way and they were describing how they were so afraid that you know, the gunman would come for them, afraid to duck, duck their heads, afraid to move. they told us that the hardest part for them was doing something, getting up. trying to find that chance. but then when they did find that chance, it was actually getting up. but they found courage to do that and they made it out one of the side entrances. we've heard stories of the wounded, one witness told us that as she was crawling out she was crawling ov

it wasn't the patients critically injured at the theatre. have to wonder, why would the police be calling for ambulances over and over and over, anderson, for more than 20 minutes if they were staring at an ambulance right in front of them. they did say all patients were enroute to the hospital within 55 minutes. >> so many responded so quickly, as we said. now, because we made a promise along with the people of aurora to remember the lives of the fallen, we want to remember tonight, rebecca wingo, mother of two. she was multitalented. multiling you'll she devoured books in a single sitting. she was just 32 years old. her mother shirley joins us now. shirley, i'm so sorry for you loss and i can't even imagine what you're going through and what your family is going through. we've been trying to talk to as many family members, and we just want to hear about what rebecca is like. i heard so many people describe her in such glowing ways. what do you want people to know about rebecca? >> we want rebecca to be remembered for the loving, giving, bri

bill whitaker this morning will tell us more about the young man who allegedly opened fire in a crowded movie theatre. bob orr will have the latest on the administration of the shootings and barry petersen will remember those who died. lee cowan will take us to aurora for our sunday morning cover story. >> a shooting at century theaters. >> it was cold, it was calculated, and it was deadly. >> i'm so sorry for the other families. and all of the mend and women dead who didn't make it. >> even suspect's home was rigged with explosives to raise the death count even more. >> there are those who don't even want to speak the gunman's name preferring instead to speak of the victims. >> as we will later on sunday morning. >> we do have other more hopeful stories to tell you about this morning, including hot wheels from rita braver, all about kids stepping up to the children of hurdling downward. >> for generations, the soapbox derby made veteran racers out of nervous kids. >> i was just like oh, i am kind of scared but after that, i was like i have got the power! >> later on sunday morning, the saga of the s

if he want to kill people in the theatre, what was the first thing he did?e walked in and threw incendiary devices and he could have made another kind of explosive. it isn't an issue about guns but it is an issue about sick, demented individuals and is a tragedy and i don't think there is a solution here in washington to solve the problem. >> i was going to ask you about that. i mean, is there anything that we as a society can do to protect ourselves from these kinds of twisted minds. >> unfortunately, i don't believe so. i mean, i wish there was. i wish i could wave a magic wand and make the tragedy go away and i wish i could wave a magic wand and pass a law to prevent something like this in the future but the fact of the matter is i really don't think there is, other than look to our families and look to our communities, and, certainly our educational system. we have to reinstill values in what we are teaching our children. >> shannon: senator feinstein you were a member of the san francisco board of supervisors back in 1978. when one of your former collea

five minutes past midnight, inside the sold out theatre 9, holmes was in the theatre taking his seat along with everyone else. the lights go down and the movie begins. not long after the opening credits, one witness said the suspect appeared to be getting a phone call. now it's believed it was an excuse for him to get up from his seat and leave through one of the emergency exits. as the movie continues, outside authorities believe he was gearing up. dressed in black, wearing a bulletproof vest, a ballistic helmet, a gas mask, gear covering his throat, legs and tactical gloves, too. he is heard saying, "i am the joker." standing at the front of the theatre, witnesses say holmes hurled two green canisters. >> i heard the sound of metal canisters clinking around. then i saw plumes of smoke. that smoke carrying some sort of irritant spread. witnesses say it smelled like pepper spray. and so many are tricked into thinking it was simply a special effect or a stunt -- all part of the movie. until -- then, standing in front of the screen, he opens fire. jennifer seeger told us she was face t

>> i think i learned a lot about how to be a better actress by watching, watching people in the theatre, which is the only way you learn it, i think. >> rose: and if a young actress says come or actor says come to you tell me the most important thing you have learned about this craft. what would you say? >> well, a good tip to pass on, you mean. >> rose: a tip, a life lesson. >> i have got -- >> rose: do you remember what you id to me before? >> yes. there are two things that when i play a, cleopatra at the national, with tony hopkins, i was very, very worried about it, and there are two notes that peter gave me. one was don't think that you have got to play every aspect of a part in every scene of a character. you just play one small bit of it and the next scene you can concentrate on another and the next and then at the end, maybe you will have presented the whole character. d -- which is a very good tip toearn because you get so anxious, you know orcs feel i can't i was madder than your box of frogs, you know, but i know now i only needed one way of saying she was mad. >> rose: is th

the epicentre of this tragedy is the theatre behind us. but tonight the focus of the investigation and the remembrance has moved well beyond. some explosives and chemicals removed from james holmes' apartment have been destroyed though investigators saved samples that are being sent to the fbi lab in quantico, virginia. the accused killer posed with brightly died hair for a photograph is scheduled to be in court tomorrow. and president obama arrived near buckley air force face. will meet privately with families of the victims. as the immensity of the the toll here comes into focus the driving question remains, why. barry petersen begins our coverage. >> reporter: the 12 dead have now all been identified. the youngest victim six-year-old veronica moser-sullivan. her mother was shot in the throat and chest and remains in critical condition. and aunt struggled in church this morning as a pastor talked of the shooting. >> and this whole-- . >> reporter: also among the dead 18-year-old aj boik at his high school last night, some who gathered fro

we have team coverage tonight of the shooting inside of the theatre. jay grey as th -- has the latest. >> investigators and a shattered community continued to search for answers for the questions of how and why the massacre happened. and stickers could be hidden behind an intricate web of explosive that the suspect had in his apartment. more tonight about the fire storm unleashed inside this movie theater. >> it is an act that defies description. >> james holmes was draft -- dressed in full body armor when he burst through an exit door during the premier of the movie the "dark knight rises." >> he was going up the stairs and shooting everybody at random. he did not have an agenda other than to kill people. >> he had a shotgun and pistol purchased within the last 60 days. holmes had ordered more than 6000 rounds of ammunition. >> he could have gotten off 50 or 60 even if it were semi- automatic, within one minute. it was a rapid pace of fire. >> chaos erupted with that gun fire, victims scattered across the theatre. others trying to escape. a scene that

the suspect in the theatre massacre hears prosecutors charge him with mass murder. john blackstone was in the court. >> he had a kind of an evil or diabolical presence to him. >> pelley: a new diplomatic dust-up. mitt romney in the middle east says culture makes israelis economically superior to palestinians. jan crawford is with the candidate. syrian rebels hold out against the dictators' army in the ancient city of aleppo, clarissa ward has a rare report from inside syria. >> and george washington slept here. >> this is the roof under which he spent at least half of the american revolution. >> pelley: anthony mason on where the history of the reflution-- revolution will spin the future. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. james holmes heard charges today that could cost him his life if he is convicted in the colorado theatre massacre. prosecutors presented well over 100 charges in court today. 12 counts of premeditated murder. one for each of the people who died. and 12 counts of murder with extreme indifference to human li

press." >> congressman who made the comment about people in the theatree to stop this individual. he was armed to the teeth with all types of bullet protection materials. the ability of a citizen to try and shake that individual down equipped the way he was would have been diminimus. fortunately for the responding officers, it seems that his automatic weapon -- semi-automatic rifle jammed. otherwise, they would have been outgunned, the initial respondinger ifs who probably would have nine millimeter and a shotgun. the way he was equipped, he would have been able to take them on. first responding officers weren't s.w.a.t. officers. so this issue of arm everybody i'm sorry, in this circumstance, i don't know that that would have made a difference. >> in other words, that's wicked retarded. from boston. >> stephanie: exactly. you know, carolyn mccarthy was asked about this, too. her husband was killed on the long island railway. you know, she said the same way. talk to the police about whether they think that would have been a good idea if everybody on that

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. >> reporter: memorial across from the theatre, where 12 people were killed is growing, as families and a grieving community, chart the path forward. >> prayer, staying positive loving one another being there for one another. stopping the hate red. >> reporter: some crime tape remains outside the apartment building james holmes is being held in solitary confinement. in aurora colorado, craig boswell fox news. >>> details started to emerge about the victims in that shooting we are learning names, ages and in some cases the reason they were at the movie that night. >> reporter: names of some 12 victims of the movie massacre are beginning to emerge and we are sharing a little bit about the lives they lived before the gunman robbed them of their futures. 27-year-old petty officer third class john larimer was among the dead. a navy notification team contacted his family last night providing saw fort for the family and their friends. he is eligible for military burial but arrangements are up to families. >>> alex sullivan, a husband, brother and son also killed, alex planned to ring in his

inside the old ambassador theatre. this is the scene.t it looked like a little before 1:00 this morning here on liberty heights avenue. authorities say the fire broke out around midnight and investigators aren't sure what exactly caused the fire but crews had it under control in 30 minutes. the ambassador theatre has not been a theater since 1968. it's been a church and also a sister theater of the famous senator theater in baltimore. the old theater actually sits next to a gas station and has some witnesses nearby concerned after they saw flames shooting from the building. >> it was over here on the pavement and i seen -- i seen a couple of guys get out the fire truck. one of them fell down and i seen flames coming from the naked owe. i couldn't get -- eye. i couldn't get on my phone. like the door was on fire. >> reporter: in the meantime we spoke with dispatchers overnight who say the fire that started on roberts street around 11:30 inside a vacant house fire that caused minor damage to an occupied home next door. sherrie johnson, abc

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