we have keith boykin, republican strategist trey hardin, and erin mcpike. great to have all three of you here. and erin, the associated press wrote, in a world where amazon can track your next book purchase and you must register to buy allergy medicine, james holmes spent months stockpiling ballistic bullets without raising any red flags with authorities. erin, this is obviously a serious problem in this country. both sides could probably agree on this, but they won't. >> you're right. but i think the bigger thing here is that the white house has already said that president obama will not be pushing for more gun control. and you just had on congresswoman schakowsky, who is saying we need to have a national conversation about this. i don't think that's going to happen when you already have a democratic president in office, in the white house, saying they're not going to push for more. we have some people like new york mayor michael bloomberg who's pushing for it, but unless more people like that, big names come out and start talking about it, it doesn't seem

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put a lid on it already. >> i ain't got nothing in my file that say trey no coward. trey ain't never been no coward never in his life. i done shot so many [ bleep ] it's pitiful. i can get you rundowns on everybody i done shot. >> back in his old unit, washington is given some time to cool off. >> hey! >> we upgrade his mental health status, and he's going to stay here until -- we're going to transfer him up so his mental health issues can be addressed at another prison that's set for that. >> all right, washington. >> i'm back. >>> coming up, a conjugal visit. >> we're going to have fun. we're going to do a lot of exercise, jumping jacks. >> love behind bars. >>> mitd mitt romney is in israel. the rum president 'will hold a fundraiser before leaving for poland. >>> and florida senator marco rubio was on his way to a romney event when his plaej made an emergency landing in albuquerque. >>> and the who dids of two american climbers have been recovered in peru. they climbed're 1,000 feet and nell to their death. now back to "lockup." >>> among the challenges facing off

trey ain't never been no coward never in his life. i done shot so many mother [ muted ], it's pitiful. i can give you rundowns on everybody i done shot. >> back in his old unit, washington is given some time to cool off. >> hey! >> we upgrade his mental health status, and he's going to stay here until -- we're going to transfer him up so his mental health issues can be addressed at another prison that's set for that. >> all right, washington. >> less than an hour, and i'm back. >>> coming up, a conjugal visit. >> we're going to have fun. we're going through a lot of exercises and jumping jacks and stuff. so -- >> love behind bars. >>> i'm misslissa rehberger. syrian troops launched an offensive to retake that city from rebel forces. msnbc can't independently verify the source of this video, but they can confirm there's been fighting in the commercial hub of alepo. >>> and a scare a few hours ago for florida senator marco rubio. his plane made an emergency landing in new mexico after apparent electrical problems. he was heading to iowa

thank you, trey. getting word that police at the scene of the suspect's apartment are getting ready to send in that bomb robot that we've been hearing b. joining me live on the phone is kdvr reporter john bowman who has been on the scene. john, i don't know if you can hear me. we would like to know more about the police sending in the robot, because as we've heard from so many reporters there, the apartment apparently was booby trapped, as we heard from trace and adam house here there. there appear to be trip wires set up throughout the suspect's apartment when police were able to speak in the window they were able to see canisters of liquid that concern them 4, as well as strings that appear to have bobby trapped the apartment. let's see if john bowman can hear us with an update. john, are you there. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: tell us what you're seeing. >> oaurora fire department has moved three trucks with ladders around the apartment. they have used the cameras that we talked about earlier that th

trey hardin, erin mcpike, keith boykin, thanks so much for being here. we have an abbreviated panel because we want to get you back to the arapahoe county courthouse. a live look where the shooting suspect is set to meet a judge just moments from now. this attorney may announce whether she will seek the death penalty for james holmes. after this appearance, district attorney has 72 hours to file formal charges. we'll take you back to that hearing as soon as it begins. >>> but first, remembering those lost in the shooting. alex sullivan, 27 years old, was kicking off his birthday celebration by watching the batman movie. on his twitter feed, alex says about himself, "i'm a man with a lot to offer the world, but i don't know what i'm here to do in life." let's compare. germ party! eww! now the colgate total mouth. nice! [ female announcer ] colgate total fights 90% more plaque germs. i'm in. [ female announcer ] colgate total. less germs. healthier mouth. [ female announcer ] colgate total. and on small business saturday bothey remind a nations of the bene

we'll have music from nas, trey songz, the head and the heart and rick ross.a tireless force of nature who took a brief hiatus from acting last year to go nuts. he is back now with a new show called "anger management." watch it thursdays at 9:30 on fx. please welcome charlie sheen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? all of the guests i say how are you doing. but to you i say, how are you doing, you know? >> i get that a lot. i'm like, how's it going, how's it going with you. what do you want to know? >> jimmy: last time you were here, you came out and kissed me on the mouth. you left. you never called. i mean, i heard nothing from you at all. and i just felt like i was getting mixed signals. that's all. you can't do that to people. >> how do you think i felt? >> jimmy: how did you feel. >> the phone works both ways, bro. >> jimmy: how did you rate me as far as my lips went? you've kissed a lot of people. [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: there are areas for improvement. >> very moisture rised. >> jimmy: thank you. that's all natural. i put n

trey, let me start with you. sorry what you had to go through. where were you guys sitting at the time this all began? >> we were probably -- we were on the right-hand side of the theater and we were probably about 15, 16 rows up from the screen where the man entered through the right emergency exit. >> did you feel this irritant we've been told about all day? >> yeah. we like -- all we heard was like banging noises and we saw the gas, the first gas tank he threw and it hit the row right in front of us. >> trey, let me go back to you. when he first came in we were told that some type of repellant, some type of eye irritant was released, maybe teargas, something to that effect and the shooting began and apparently he aimed for the back of the theater. is that what you first saw? >> well, we saw it a little differently. he threw the first bomb or whatever it was, the canister, into the row in front of us and after that exploded he threw a second one before he fired any shots and after the second one exploded we witnessed him shoot his first shot in

rosemarie dewitt will be here, and we'll have music from trey songz. from the travel channel, a man searching for the best sandwich in america adam richman will be here, and we'll have music from rick ross. so please watch us then too. >> jimmy: our first guest is a two-time oscar nominee you know him from "the town," "the hurt locker," "the avengers," and now he drastically improves the bourne franchise in "the bourne legacy" which opens in theaters august 10th, please say hello to jeremy renner. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. i am a sucker for pop tarts. >> you made me eat one. >> jimmy: they're not hot. the toaster must not have been plugged in. how you doing? >> excellent. >> jimmy: a shot with him for tequila day? >> i didn't. during "avengers" red carpet. he was handing them out. >> jimmy: that's right you. had a shot with him. he doesn't remember. doesn't know his name right now, unfortunately. i saw your movie today, it is great. i will say this -- i was exhausted after watching it. i can only imagine how you were after shooting

i mean, when trayvon martin got killed, even when trey davis was about to be executed, you made videosntion. millions and millions of hits for the troy davis video, you'll get millions of hits for the trayvon martin video. >> on twitter, people were saying various things. people look to me for, okay, something happens, we know at least he's going to speak to those issues. ♪ ♪ he just came up from miami to see his daddy ♪ >> this is what's interestingly happened, other hip hop artists, hip hop artists that are more known than me, if they demand of these artists, they'll say more. at the end of the continue they want to please their consumer. >> at the end of the day, hip hop is more political. >> i feel more better and suited for that. that's when we need to be in the right position to speak spp we want people speaking out politically about injustice, who are able to do that fluently. you don't want with the to send the wrong people in that position. >> sure, sure. >> i think we have lost a long historical value, speaking to the black condition, what it means to be african-american. and

so, trey, how close were you to the door?ere about 15, maybe 16 rows up from the front of the screen, where the man walked in. he came in from right-hand side. we were on the left. when he first opened the door, no one knew how to react. it was very strange, out of the ordinary. he opened it and just took a big stare into the audience, just looked at everybody. >> really? daunte, you said you thought it was part of the production, right? >> 'cause it looked like he kind of dressed like bain, a character in the movie, so i thought it was an act, part of the show, so i didn't really pay attention to it till after i heard the first bang of the tear gas. >> yeah, so when you heard the first bang, is that when you realized this is something else? >> it's not a game. >> did people immediately start to duck or did most in the theater think it was part of the production? >> after the first tear bomb went off, actually, went off right in front of us, it hit a poor lady that was sitting right in front of us. it sat there for a few seco

trey, let me start with you. sorry what you had to go through. where were you guys sitting at the time this all began? >> we were probably -- we were on the right-hand side of the theater and we were probably about 15, 16 rows up from the screen where the man entered through the right emergency exit. >> did you feel this irritant we've been told about all day? >> yeah. we like -- all we heard was like banging noises and we saw the gas, the first gas tank he threw and it hit the row right in front of us. >> trey, let me go back to you. when he first came in we were told that some type of repellant, some type of eye irritant was released, maybe teargas, something to that effect and the shooting began and apparently he aimed for the back of the theater. is that what you first saw? >> well, we saw it a little differently. he threw the first bomb or whatever it was, the canister, into the row in front of us and after that exploded he threw a second one before he fired any shots and after the second one exploded we witnessed him shoot his first shot in

on the economic side, the trey will be a boom to u.s. economic growth by providing american companies with the legal certainty and the stability that they need to hire and invest. it would codify the legal rights to use international shipping lanes and delay and service under water cables and to develop vast amounts of oil, natural gas and minerals off the points and in the deep water sea bed. the treaty would benefit several industries key to economic growth, job creation, and u.s. competitiveness. it would benefit the energy industry by providing sovereign rights the sea bed resources 200 miles off our coast. if criteria are met, the zone could extend to 600 miles or the so-called extended continental shelf. proper delynn nation of the extended shelf could bring an additional 4.1 million square miles of ocean floor under u.s. sovereign rights, an area larger than the lowest 48 states. the treaty would allow the u.s. to have an expert elected to the international body that determines the claims in the artic and there going to be a lot o

killers of homicide victim number one hundred forty nine in the city of philadelphia this year assumes trey's but a philadelphia for you not to have a gun. crazy as. we need water to live and you can't live without water and still urban streets you can't live without a gun and and herbs. communities calling the police. that's a lot of time for anything that you know to be perfectly honest. i have a gun. and i'm not the type of guy who killed people i never killed anyone and i'm not that type of family but even a family man. and it's crazy. like . philadelphia's reputation is one of the deadliest so you're actually in the deadliest neighborhood. in one of the deadliest cities in one of the deadliest countries. in the civilized world. if you've been shot before. like on two different occasions twice and wanted to do and how many of you know somebody who's been shot raise your hand if you know something's been. ok so i'm going to walk you through the experiences of one young man this is lamont adams you know if you notice more than ten thousand people here. this is hard to wrap your mind around

>> jimmy: trey songz, "chapter 5" comes out august 21st. thanks to lisa kudrow, rosemarie dewitt. apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. good night! ♪ ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the moist, chewy, deliciousness you desire. mmmm. thanks. [ man ] at 90 calories, the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. [ female announcer ] and now, try our new chocolate chip cookie 90 calorie brownie. >>> it is happening in san francisco. a suspected it drunk driver struck a cable car in union square about 40 minutes aping. the suv hit the car at powell and gear restreets. >> both members of the cable car's crew ended up being taken to the hospital after suffering minor injuries, but none of the cable car's passengers were hurt. >> we have a live look for you now at the scene. police have taken the driver of that suv into custody. they say he appears in tokes indicated. investigators are still on the scene right now interviewing witnesses. good evening. i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. our other top story, a 12-year-old bo

likes of le bron james kobe bryant and comment i wanted me to put through their paces in las vegas the trey i were part of the gold winning squad in beijing four years ago the usa looking to repay that success and claim a record fourteenth title. you. know we were really looking forward to the challenge of. the four to support. the u.s. . it's a very very. good go out there to represent our country regress where we know how to support each other in the process you know we just want to know that's going. to be the slower and you know there are no other plays that you would like to do than where you want to burst person or so you know from now to boxing where the trash talking has begun as harry says are chavez jr prepares to put his w.b.c. middleweight title on the line against sergio martinez the juror go head to head in las vegas on september fifteenth two division a world champion martinez is looking to reclaim the w.b.c. crown however it will not be easy the current incumbent chalets junior eleven years younger than his opponent has secured a thirty two knockout to his forty six career w

as for the entertainment that week customers might be doing some double takes for trey's a very famous person sarah pailin she is she's a dead ringer lookalike. is there a pale in stripper what do you think i like the pimp there and where we were going i think i let me. i know that a parochial focus i don't know about tampa orlando has per capita like the most strip clubs per you know whatever which is always interesting because of the disney effect there tampa also does have quite a few strip clubs so i think they're going to be doing business i think be they're smart to a you know i'm i'm waiting to see that michele bachmann step or to. do it yeah you're so right what i think maybe i won't believe this is a walkman stripper. i think is there a pail in there a little easier to replicate than the than the michele bachmann stripper now you know for sure she has like a signature hairstyle the signature glasses i think if you're crazy right she is certain the class of tampa i think that's. a lot of their work yet this is the it's a it's a actually i think i was looking at some statistics

interesting as you mention that i have a clip here and this happened the other week from representative trey gowdy when they were discussing this within the house and he went on a rant basically saying that we should prosecute journalists and then lock them up because it's not what they all want take a look at this. why not send a subpoena to the reporter put on the front of a grand jury you either answer the question or you're going to be held in concern and go to jail which is what i told all reporters aspire to anyway. i mean all of that also says barr that the committee chairman all thought that that was the crown jewel when the reporters resumes to actually go to jail protecting a source given what i want. to know reporters these days that you think would still really go to jail and protect the source. i know a few i mean i know i know of very very few and i think that the fact that there are so few is a sad commentary on what journalism has become of the journalism has become much more about worshiping power and echoing what power is saying rather than challenging power and questioning

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and later this week, jessica biel, adam richman and music from trey songz and rick ross.irst guest is an exceptionally successful actor, director and writer. whose movies so far have raked in more than $5 billion, not even counting raisinettes. his new comedy, with vince vaughn and jonah hill is called "the watch." it opens in theaters friday. please welcome ben stiller. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> how are you? >> jimmy: how you doing? >> good, good. how are you doing? >> jimmy: good to see you. you look good. >> thank you, you do too. >> jimmy: what have you been up to? >> i have been in iceland. i worked on a movie. with kristen wiig. and people are good looking. the sun never goes down. >> jimmy: is it good that the sun never goes down? >> it is when the people are good looking. >> jimmy: i saw your movie "the watch" and it's really funny. we don't want to give too much away. but it's excellent. >> we had really good time making it. we were in atlanta. >> jimmy: that was not in iceland. >> atlanta is not like iceland. the people are gream and hand some. but it was fun

look trey songz is on my playlist this morning. bottoms up. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ s differentow you want. but centurylink is committed to being a different kind of communications company by continuing to help you do more and focus on the things that matter to you. >>> u.s. markets in the red for three days. christine rom anz following all of this bad news. >> it feels a lot like it did last summer quite frankly. >> it does, doesn't it? >> it really does. futures look a little better this morning quite frankly, but how long that will last, i don't know. if you look at the dow over the past year, it's up a tiny bit year to date. but you know, it's down about a half a percent over the past 52 weeks. look all the way to the left of that screen, you can see what happened last summer. see how it was ugly into the fall and spent a whole year trying to

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caller:i am trey, i'm 30 years old. i never used drugs. the doctors are prescribing very heart medication for pain. host: go ahead. guest: [unintelligible] guest: did you say incentive for prescribing the drugs? no, i think most physicians in practice are describing. relievers specifically to deal with pain. which is inappropriate use. if you have a back injury or you have a bone injury or something that will cause a significant amount of pain, we have learned over the years that managing pain is an important part of the recovery process. there is no incentive although from the terms of it, different physicians may use different types of pain relievers in response based on the of the work for a hospital or your insurance is under a certain area. there are formularies where they can inform people to address paying. -- we hope that physicians should be screening for substance abuse or mental illness as well as looking at the kind of paint, the need for pain relief and maybe add lectures are using a narcotic pain reliever. all this might not

men we never thought would be trey their wives are betraying their wives.ples that we never thought would get divorced are getting divorced. kids we never thought would get involved in being drugs-we never thought that would happen. is happening. people with families are imploding. when individual families implode, that is horrible. when you begin metastasizing that cancer to mix my metaphors across a country, that break down of individual lives and moral codes and people portrait each other in ever-increasing numbers, at some point we are going to hit a kidding point. we are going to hit some point where we enter a death spiral and begin to go down and cannot pull the plane out of it. when pilots experience a death spiral they usually flying in bad weather and usually don't have instruments or don't work but they have a perception that they're doing the right thing. they are spiraling downward but don't have a proper sense of what their situation is. everything they do to pull out of that there's a point at which you can. people died that way. i put a lot

we are joined by trey kimpa. not that much direction here. the s&p gaining a little momentum.eye? >> well, also look at the nasdaq. the nasdaq is gaining ground on the s&p. this is not a market you want to get short right now. we continue to gain strength. getting leadership where you need to be getting it. in my opinion, the action in the crude oil is a little bit marginal here. the market not all that excited about staying over $90 a barrel. i might take a shot at the short side of crude as you put premiums on the back end over the last couple of days. >> getting leadership from where we're supposed to get leadership. what does that actually mean? >> when the market works higher, the nasdaq needs to be outrunning the s&p. it happened on friday. it happened all last week. as long as the nasdaq is gaining on the s&p, that's not a market you want to get short. it will more than likely drag the s&p higher. the nasdaq is the leader, plain and simple. >> tres, why is that? explain in greater detail, would you? >> i just think when people are putting the risk-on trade, they're goin

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trey gowdy, mr. mulvaney, jeff duncan, duncan hunter, steve southerland. i want to thank them for their dedication, hard work and most of all just showing up. and the big winner, madam speaker, is an organization called the first tee because over the last 11 years we've had this competition, over $1.5 million has been raised for the first tee. that's an organization that works with young people to try to touch their lives through educational programs that deal with character and honesty, integrity. they work at all 50 states. they've touched the lives of 4 1/2 million people over the years and they do a lot of work with the inner city and las fortunate. it was a great day. i want to thank everybody for their involvement and certainly yield time to my democratic counterpart, captain of the democratic team, mr. yarmuth. mr. yarmuth: i want to congratulate the republicans on their victory. all great things must come to an end and our five-year winning streak was broken through largely superior play. although i do question some of the strategy that was invoked