today the chancellor tim white said they are saddened. those who watched him grow up can't believe the boy is the same man they see today. >> can't see -- that 7-year- old going to grow up to do something? there was no trauma or violence or anything going on. >> reporter: now the family released a statement saying in part our hears go out to those who were involved in this tragedy and to the family and friends of those involved . >> live pictures now, this is the police chief of aurora speaking. >> this evening at 4:00, members of the police department and the many supporting agencies that have provided victim service to support us met with approximately seven family and friends, 70 members of -- family and friends who have not had an accounting of their missing loved ones. we met with them for approximately 90 minutes, we discussed all our efforts to identity the ten bodies, in the theater, and do the best we could to deal with their grief and mourning. we are hopeful that sometime in the next hour we will get a confirmed list of the ten

tim white is university chancellor. >> he was an honors student. so academically he was at the top of the top. he really distinguished himself from an academic point of view during his four years with us. >> reporter: back in the northern suburbs of san diego, friends came and went from his family home all day. his father, surrounded by police left for denver early this morning. julie adams lives around the corner. her son played soccer with james. >> people come here because of the school district, so it's very... lots of kids. lots and lots of kids because of that and obviously parents want to give them the best and that's why they live here. >> reporter: in high school he won a competitive position at a rigorous science boot camp and an internship in neurobiology at the press times you salk institute. tom mai and his family lived next door to the holmes' for a decade. >> seemed to be a very nice young typical american boy. >> i'm actually kind of shock that it happened. he didn't seem like that type of person and, no, he didn't seem like he'd ha

california's riverside campus where he distinguished himself as a neuroscience major, chancellor tim whiteemembers that. >> he was an honor student, so academically, he was at the top of the top. >> his high school years were spent in a san diego suburb that neighbors say was a privileged place. >> people come here because of this school district, lots of kids, lots and lots of kid because of that, and obviously, you know, parents want to give them the best and that's why they live here. >> the sun of a nurse and a senior computer scientist, holmes was quiet and kept to himself neighbors say, he didn't even have a footprint on facebook or other social media. this family lived next door to him for a decked and when they saw him they saw nothing out of the ordinary. >> and i see him say hello to me and also he doing cutting the grass and taking care of the yard for his parents, and washing the car, so he seemed to be very nice young typical american boy. >> so how did the boy who once donned the number 16 jersey on the freshman soccer team come to allegedly commit such a heinous crime? >> ho

white house. >>> republicans tim pawlenty and louisiana's bobby jindal plan to campaign for romney in ohio and pennsylvaniaweek to counter the president's bus tour. >>> one of the great war ships of the u.s. navy is now a museum. it is the retired battle ship uss iowa. the transformation became official today with a big ceremony at the vessel's new home. the port of los angeles. many of those invited to the event once served on the iowa. >> i used to slip out through the anchor chain and get on the anchor and i would hideout. if i didn't have any work to do. >> the iowa was commissioned back in 1943. it's been out of service since 1990s. it opens to the public as a floating museum this saturday. one small item of note, the ship's only bathtub was installed specifically for president roosevelt in 1943 to accommodate his disability as he traveled across the atlantic. >>> after the break, a patriotic philanthropist saves a holiday festivities for a cash strapped city. >>> and what's more patriotic than 20,000 calories worth of questionable meat. the annual nathan's >>> back on 9 news, the people who ran mexic

>> brian dietz who was at that time at the white house was a regular member of our team and the team reported to larry summers and tim geithner and dr. summers was at the white house at that time. >> could you please put up slide six? this is joseph house. his e-mail reporting that you made progress discussing our proposal with key folks at the treasury and white house and is not yet wrapped up his coordination. this would be the issue of the pensions. pbgc's e-mails indicating we have several, including this one, that indicate your role as on the auto task force of coordinating the issue of the pensions. do you disagree with this e-mail? >> i don't disagree i was the coordinator or facilitator of those issues. i think that's accurate. >> then what was your role that you just said a minute ago you didn't have one? >> i think you asked whether i was a decision maker. i was not a decision maker. >> i asked you to describe what your role was. will you describe that role? >> i was the facilitator, coordinator of issues between general motors and pbgc and other roles regarding the delphi pension issues. >> and how does th

against badenhop. >> tim: there are two first-year managers that are both getting unusual acclaim early in their careers. that's mike matheny with the cardinals and robin ventura with the whitesox. highly unusual. i mean, most times managers have to earn that. these guys earned it as players. >> dick: and no managerial experience needed, please. >> tim: that's right. both doing fine jobs. >> dick: tenth pitch of the at-bat. it's ball four. so prince fielder with a terrific at-bat. runners at first and second with nobody out here in the ninth. here's tonight's burger king smooth play of the game. how smooth was this? austin jackson with a three-run homer. if the tigers needed, it was 1-0 at the time. this made it 4-0 before the rays hit two home runs in the last of the eighth. so austin jackson with his home run is tonight's burger king smooth play of the game. conference at the found. jim hickey going out, talking to badenhop with delmon young 0 for 4 coming up. the rays getting two home runs in the bottom of the eighth. by the way, benoit had allowed only one home run all year before keppinger and pena went deep. so here's young. two on, nobody out in the tiger ninth, leadi

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author of searching for white topia, betsy stevens, tim carney of the washington examiner, jill nelsonhank you for joining us for "up." tomorrow, we'll talk to gary gensler act the effect of grougt on food prices and amy goodman. coming up next is melissa-harris perry with more details on the shooting in aurora and explore why we in terms of civil crisis are prepared to give up civil liberties. and have we seen the end of modernation? we'll have mike castle join melissa harris-perry tomorrow. see you tomorrow at 8:00. thank you for getting up. [ man ] ever year, sophia and i use the points we earn with our citi thankyou card for a relaxing vacation. ♪ sometimes, we go for a ride in the park. maybe do a little sightseeing. or, get some fresh air. but this summer, we used our thank youpoints to just hang out with a few friends in london. [ male announcer ] the citi thankyou visa card. redeem the points you've earned to travel with no restrictions. rewarding you, every step of the way. redeem the points you've earned to travel with no restrictions. last season was the gulf's best tourism

. >> forgive me using the white board-- >>> i think yours is bigger. >> tim russert's -- anyway, presidentma wants to say, i am like bill clinton. bill clinton created a lot of jobs and did a lot of things. most of them are differences. business taxes, president clinton dropped business taxes. president obama wants to raise business taxes for all middle-income and small businesses. food stamp, under bill clinton, $2 billion dropped in food stamp usage. under president obama $40 billion increase. disbas prices under clinton were flat. under obama, up 91%. up since he came to office. but here's the big one. wealth, under president clinton, wealth went up 40% in the 8 years, 3 1/2 years under president obama, it has dropped 35%. >> sean:an i give you an observation? this is a great chart. but my political observation is that this president had two years and nancy pelosi as speaker, harry reid as senate majority leader -- stimulus, health care, son of stimulus, trillion-dollar budgets. he got everything he wanted. bill clinton, when he had to work with newt gingrich, first time in 40 years, re

battleground states of ohio and pennsylvania on thursday tim valenti and bobby gindall plan to campaign for mitt romney in those same states. at the white house, cbs 5. >> the president's first on his bus tour will be in ohio near toledo followed by a stop in akron ohio. >> it is not easy to get a room full of the world's bloodiest physicist cheering but that is just what happened. >> that is the reaction in geneva to the announcement that the pigs boson was probably detected in the detritus of a massive atom smashing at the largest particle supercollider in earth. and it was detected? >> it may be that we would understand the next secret of the universe. that we would be one step closer to knowing where we came from. >> and as bill nye says it, it must be true. they needed to find to justify the present understanding of why particles even have massed in the universe. if you understand that, you can stay after the show. >> now you can sleep well knowing that you know. >> the rumor mill is turning. >> when apple could start selling the long awaited apple ipad mini. >> and why your july 4th, out could cost less? >> great day for barbecuin

white house. the giants have the second-best record. timm in washington d.c.. 13 straight shutout innings. but then in the third danny espinoza hit a fly ball to left- center. the ball hit the top of the wall inches from a home run. he settled for an rbi double. washington scored twice in that inning and then in the third, desmond hits that pitch to the jefferson memorial. tim lincecum gives up eight runs, seven earned in three and a third. right now the giants are up 8/2 in the seventh and the game is in a rain delay. national outrage over the election of paulo sandoval by fans to start the all-star team. it is dying down except in new york or the mets general manager is still putting them on twitter, thinking that his third baseman should have started. he says " all starting election of kung fu panda shows the value of a cute nickname, surprised giants fans did not elect a bald guy to start at third base ". who was the leading champion at wimbledon last year? that would be petra, and probably only her family remembers the fourth seed road

not allow troubled loan holders to take part in a white house program to reduce their balances, saying the program is too costly. treasury second, tim gietener is urging the major lenders to be preas a day of the major stock indices marking time before tomorrow's conclusion of the federal reserve meeting we mentioned earlier. with a waker consumer ending figures we rported unchanged most of the morning, and stayed in negative territory in the afternoon hitting the lowest levels of the session at the closingble. trading volume was higher. with consumer spending in focus. the consumer sector saw the biggest drop. and energy falling 1.1%, and defense was spared in the sell-off. tailer cch's disappointing earngs cas ahadow over consumers. coach the biggest loser in the consumer sectorment take a look at the results. the high end retailer earning a penny under the average of wall street estimates. sales in north america were much slower than aped. shares fell hard. loews didn't get any help from the report. showing home prices on the rebound. loews fell 5.6% after making an unsolicited offer to buy the nadian homempovement chain. loewoff

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tim kaine. >>> meanwhile, a new fox hol shows the race for the white house is a virtual tie. president obama has a 4-point lead if the election were held together. both have 52% favorable ratings, but the president's unfavorable rate is 6-points higher than romney's. >>> president obama kicks off two days of campaigning in florida today. romney will be meeting privately with his staff in boston before attending a fundraiser. >>> back to the district, it appears a majority of residents agree with council members who are calling for the resignation of mayor gray. >> according to a new poll, most people believe the mayor should resign. melanie now is live in d.c. with the latest on the scandal plaguing the d.c. government. melanie? >> reporter: the numbers aren't ut they do show rising dissatisfaction among city residents after all of these financial scandals and all of these federal investigations. the mayor's approval rating now just 29%. when asked about whether they thought the mayor should resign, 54% of the adult d.c. residents surveyed by the post said yes. 37% said he sh

tim pawlenty. because he's another boring white weenie scared of mitt romney.amney care. moderator said would you like to repeat it? and he sent no. >> i'm scared of mitt. >> stephanie: that's what he wants in a vice president. jim sent me a picture of the bridge going down in minneapolis should be played over and over with the caption that it happened because pawlenty wouldn't spent the equivalent to repair it and despite that miserly decision, he still left the state in massive debt. jean in minneapolis. thank you. [ applause ] it is worth it. >> there may still be a possibility they will try to find somebody who actually has worse taxes and scandal in their background. >> stephanie: compared to him. >> like hey! i'm not this guy. so he could have a guy standing next to him at all times saying look i may have some tax issues but hey! >> stephanie: steve schmidt did you see john mccain's campaign manager. he said we just thought it is not -- necessarily that he did anything illegal. he would have a hard time connectinging with the average person? he said he di

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white. why this jaws-like scene is exactly what the fisherman wanted. >> showcasing the life of racehorses after their racing careers. i'm timilliams with more on the thole thoroughbred horse show. >> after a nice break from the heat, the summertime weather is returning to maryland. i'll have your first forecast when the eyewitness news returns. ,,,,,, oreo and dunkin' are the perfect match for the perfect moment. enjoy the new oreo coolatta and donut today. >>> mostly cloudy and 78-degree dries in central maryland right now bernadette will have the first full forecast coming up. >>> but first, political unrest in turkey. police fire tear gas and water cannons at protesters. kurdish members of parliament were caught up in the protests. >>> a very quick-thinking bus driver in china saved her passengers' lives and her own. she felt her arms and legs go numb. the driver remained very calm, actually pulled the bus over and told all the passengers to get off, and she was sent to the hospital, said to be okay. >>> shark hunters off cape cod have a very close encounter with the great white. this industry owe shows the shark lungein

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white house without winning ohio. as romney took time off to go boating, two men said to be under consideration as romney's running mates tim pawlenty and bobby jindal went to ohio to counter the obama trip. >> half of our graduates will be unemployed or underemployed coming out of college thank to this president's policies. with obama care he promised costs would go down and they could keep it and now the incredible studies say health care costs are going up. >> reporter: but the president figures the popularity of his health care plan is going up since the supreme court ruled it constitutional. >> i'll work with anybody who wants to work with me to continue to improve our health care system and our health care laws, but the law i passed is here to stay. >> reporter: a fight over health care and jobs in a battleground state. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >>> well, in florida, a $1 million bail has been set for george zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer o who shot and killed trayvon martin. zimmerman's original $150,000 bond was revoked last month after the judge ruled he and his wife weren't honest ab

white house without winning ohio. as romney took time off to vote, two men said to be considered running mates tim pawlenty and bobby jindal went to counter the obama trip. >> half the graduates unemployed or under employed coming out of college. with obamacare, he promised health care costs would go down and no one would lose health insurance to keep it. all creditable studies say health care is going up. >> reporter: the president says the popularity of his plan is going up since the supreme court ruled it constitutional. >> i'll work with anybody who wants to work with me to continue to improve our health care system and our health care laws, but the law i passed is here to stay. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a fight over health care and jobs in a battleground state. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >>> last night on "politics nation," congressman told al sharpton he feels the comparison of president obama and mitt romney on the issues jobs will fall squarely in favor of the president. >> it's going to play out to the benefit of the american worker, who is going to know that the president's on their si

white house without winning ohio. as romney took time today to go vote, his running mate, tim pawlenty and bobby jainal went to ohio. >> half of our graduates will be unemployed or underemployed thanks to this administration's policies. mitt romney said that no one would lose their health insurance. all of the studies said that health care costs are going up. >> since the supreme court ruled it constitutional. >> i will let anybody who wants to work with me to continue to improve our health care system and health-care laws, but allied task is here tuesday. >> a fight over health care and jobs in a battleground state. it is the essence of the race to the white house with the election now fewer than 18 weeks away. >> still ahead on 11 news at 5:00 p.m., details on the 45 wildfires raging across the nation. >> and it looks like a helmet, but it is not for protecting the head, but to reshape it. >> sunglasses, check. sunscreen, check. coming up, another progression that you need to take if you go to the pool or the beach. -- >> in tonight's medical alert, it is known as a dock band and it helps to reshape the head. when t

tim tebow. opposites and we begin with broadway joe. >> you were one of my boyhood idols i wore white shoes and people made fun of me and i was terrible and you were great. in 1969 when the jets were in the superbowl you made a prediction and you guys were underdogs that you were going to win that game. you predicted flat out you were going to win the game but what kind of pressure did it bring on you during the game? >> the pressure wasn't existing. i just reacted to someone's question and told them how i felt about the game. i knew we were going to win that game. i was convinced that our team was better than the other team. that we were going to win. >> bill: now the coach at the time was a little guy. did he get mad at you? name ath what you are doing guarantee ago win. you gave him a motivation. did smib say that to you? >> absolutely. the next morning, coach ui bank our xaef coordinator standing in the middle of the field and coach yui bank said, what have i done? think about this. those pollsters are so overconfident, they were overconfident. now you have given them something to get fired

tim hightower. we ask them when they wake up, what's the first thing they do. really superstitious, so same breakfast every morning. whites,key sausage, egg whole wheat toast. >> i am up at 5:00. set.e to get my mind i have a protein shake, turkey blender,6 eggs in the it.colate milk, fru doolittle work out. i am good to go. there you have it. they're getting ready to come out to redskins park. all fans are invited out this afternoon. afternoon practice begins at 3:00. redskins officials to are asking to come early.n for the gates opened there was a long line fans and traffic off the of people trying to come down to ashburn. make sure to leave the house a little early. reporting live from redskins park, jummy olabanji. >> does he mixed the eggs with the fruit and milk altogether in the blender? >> yes. you should've seen my face when that.d >> maybe it tastes okay, but i about the chocolate milk. >> that the makings of a good running back. we will see you in a little while. its about 75 degrees. ahead, plan on taking metro this weekend? give yourself more time than usual person atee him in aquarium in d.c., the no. snakeh

he mentioned white supremacists -- if the tea party was racist at all, would alan west be a hero? would timtt to be a hero? what herman cain be a hero? just from a simplistic perspective and we drill down much deeper in the book but that is one thing to think about. as for face in the republican party, you like and teavangelicals -- within the tea party -- i tell you that nine of ten have something negative to say about the republican party. this is the whole deck of the tea party. it is about anti-incumbency. not republican or democrat. detail line with republicans more? absolutely. that is not the issue. the issue is they are tired of the republicans and democrats and the washington works and that is the overriding issue. as to how faith it's the equation there are biblical absolutely the teavangelicals see the world. is there anything wrong with being principled? the answer is no. is there something wrong with pushing your beliefs on someone else when they have heard enough? absolutely. you need to back off. doesn't mean you can't be principles or have beliefs -- >> host: st. louis, miss

white house. inside this conference the focus was on a much different journey. the one taken by tim brown.om being having the hiv infection to being cured. he is the only person in the world known to have been healed of the virus that causes aids. he is attending this conference in washington. he spoke with dr. sanja gupta. i was just talking about this man. to this think one person has been cured it's stunning. how is he? >> reporter: he's doing well. he's the focus of a lot of attention in the scientific and medical community. his story is an interesting one. it's an important reference point. he had hiv-aids for some time and diagnosed with leukemia back in 2007. he underwent bone marrow ans transplant. they believe it taught the cells to become resistant to the virus. i did speak with him. here is how he put it. >> does that mean you have no symptoms? you have to virus? how do you describe it? >> i quit taking my medication on the day i got my first transplant. unfortunately, the leukemia came back and i had to get a second transplant a year later. after the first transplant i did very