. >> el 8 de enero mata en tucson arizona y mata a 6 personas y llegamos al día de hoy, la masacre des salas de cine donde se estrena, fueron resguardadas por policías. >> según el comisionado de la policía la medida es para prevenir a los imitadores potenciales y esto estará presente en todos los cines que se presentará la película. >> yo me tiro al piso mejor. >> los expertos aconsejan las medidas a tomar. >> la cosa es tomar alerta y no congelarse, hay que hacer algo, en este caso encontrar la puerta de salida más cerca de uno, y encontrar la pared para tener defensa. >> también estar informados, este grupo no sabía sobre el tiroteo. >> en una emergencia ¿sabrias que hacer?. >> no sé que hacer. >> uno tiene que tomar responsabilidad por sí mismo y cuando hay una alerta, y tienen una alarma, pararse y tomar acción. >> mientras más logre uno determinar la situación es mejor. >> tras la tragedia que mantiene el luto de cinco días, resulta inevitable explorar el vínculo de la violencia en las calles. >> vamos con los detalles. >> esto es lo que se ve, lo que se sabe en la balacera del

we saw a tragedy in tucson, arizona, in 2011, mass murder.oman gabby giffords was shot when a gunman opened fire. six people were killed. giffords was shot in the head. she's been recovering. she left office this year to focus on her continuing recovery from her brain injuries. in a tweet today, gifford's husband, former astronaut mark kelly, said they were horrified to hear about the tragedy in colorado. mark kelly joins us live. it was 1 1/2 years ago when your wife was shot in tucson. what first entered your mind? >> this morning, immediately when i got up, i saw a text message from gabby's former chief of staff who is now the assistant secretary of homeland security for public affairs, pia, and she said co shooting. my national reaction was i thought it meant "commanding officer." i looked through my e-mail and then i saw the cnn breaking news e-mail that outlined what happened. gabby and i had just gotten up. we were just horrified over how could this happen again i mean, just 18 months later. >> and that was her reaction as well obvious

. >> monsoon season in tucson, arizona, which means a lot of scenes like this.ons of rain led to flash floods. these guys are in a car in a parking lot, and just look at say it's the worst storm they have ever seen. what they also saw was a woman that needed to be rescued because she was like surfing on top of her car. as they back up, you notice a car -- that wok is on the roof of her car. she probably didn't know what else to do and she got on top of her car. >> let me get you closer to the window. >> give me your hand. just slide in there. >> oh my god, thank you. >> these guys back the car up, get her close it her car, and guide her through one of the back seat windows. a pretty nice thing to do. >> sometimes we have to rely on the kindness of strangers. it was nice of them to do that. >>> this is a crime video of people trying to steal stuff, but it's just funny. these two women just came into the shop, they start looking through clothes, and look at what they do. she's stuffing her pants with clothes. >> they're not being sly about this at all. >> it looks

in arizona they don't call them flash floods for nothing. a couple near tucsonaptured these images as the rushing waters overtook a creek bed in just seconds. recent wildfires have wiped out a good chunk of the land that would normally control the runoff there. >>> in oklahoma, please had to use a robot to move and then blow up explosives found in a home in tulsa. officers stumbled upon a cache after a routine traffic stop. they also found a cannon along with more than a dozen firearms and drugs. two people have been arrested. >>> in new york, a sailboater had to be saved after his vessel capsized in the new york harbor. the drama played out close to liberty island, which, of course, is home to the statue of liberty. the boater was able to swim to safety once a rescue team arrived. he was not hurt. >>> and finally to massachusetts, where this is one big bad lobster. that's for sure. a 21-pound crustacean was caught off the coast of cape cod. but don't even think about putting a bib on it unfortunately. this guy is headed for a new life at the new england aquariu

. >> reporter: here, by the way, is the mira val resort in tucson, arizona. jermaine has explained she's there on doctor's orders. she's an 82-year-old woman, she's emotional, she was reading from a prepared script and she needed some help from time to time. michael jackson's will names katherine as the guardian of his children, but today in a los angeles courtroom, temporary custody of prince, paris and blanket was handed over to their cousin, tito's son, 34-year-old t.j. jackson. >> i'm devastated that while i've been away, that my children, my grandchildren have been taken awake from me. >> reporter: in court, the judge said he was granting t.j. temporary custody because katherine is, quote, being prevented from acting as guardian by acts of a third party. katherine's own lawyer on custody matters suggested she was being held against her will. >> this, right here -- >> reporter: t.j.'s lawyer said the two older kids signed a consent form. a number of michael jackson's siblings are still contesting his will, alleging conspiracy and fraud. charges denied by

. >> reporter: here the a resort in tucson, arizona. jermaine explained she's there on doctor's orders. she was reading a script. she needed help from time to time. michael jackson's will gave custody to his mother. in a courtroom, temporary customer was handed over to tito's son, 34-year-old t.j. jackson. >> i'm def tated that my grandchildren have been taken away from me. >> reporter: in court, the judge said katherine is being prevented by acting as guard fr yan by acts of a third party. katherine's own lawyer suggested she was being held against his own will. t.j.'s lawyer said the two orlando kids signed a consent form. a number of michael's siblings are still contesting his will, chaurnlging con spears and fraud. >> their ruling today in court was about the guard dwranship. i think it was based on a bunch of lies. but i have a good idea of who is doing that. >> reporter: katherine spoke with her grandkids. i. >>> i told them i would be home today. they're waiting for me to come. i'm on my way home. >> reporter: i'm nick watt in lo

. >> funny thing is, have you ever been to tucson, arizona. they don't have grass like they do in phoenix. it's mostly rock gardens. >> you paint that green to look like a yard. that would work too. >> look funny there in the desert. >>> good morning, everyone. yesterday's high temperatures across the country, triple digits as advertised. 100 in kansas city. st. louis was 103. detroit hit 100. even syracuse along with washington, d.c. everywhere on this map you can see how hot it was. the west, sporadic heat. areas around boise, almost at 100. 99 yesterday. another warm day in salt lake city. the deserts weren't that bad. upper 90s, low 100s. cooler spot up there in seattle and san francisco has been pretty cool lately with your onshore flow. upper level low continues to spin with coastal areas of oregon and northern california. nothing to talk about today. very weak front trying to push into the northwest. that's about it. the light showers that went through trying to push through salem. maybe a shower or storm around medford but we're not go

the homeowners here in the tucson, arizona area where they did catch flash flooding.rred twice in a matter of a week. the homeowners say forest fires in that region have stripped that region of any of that rain -- you know what i'm talking about. the rain moves in faster and you get flash flooding and a lot of water. see what happens when i try to explain something like that. the high was 93. the low was 74. tomorrow morning around 70. but that is only four degrees cooler but it will feel ten degrees cooler. the record was 101 setback in 2010. as for the temperatures right now, 82 degrees. dew point at 69. that's not bad. winds out of the northwest at 10 miles an hour. the wind will bring in much cooler air. 76 in hagerstown. and 75 in fredericksburg. still on the warm side. through the rest of the night the temperatures will fall into the 60s in most locations. here's the storms and the showers we saw today. numerous areas of rain. although most of us in northern virginia stayed on the dry side. it was back to the west and to is south and west that saw a lot of rain.

. >>> in tucson, arizona, it was the wettest independence day ever. lots of water, monsoon-induced flooding took out several roads. cbs "moneywatch" time on this thursday. subprime mortgage lenders attempts to buy influence in washington, d.c. and is a mini ipad on the horizon. ashley morrison in new york with more. good morning. >> good morning, terrell. country wide the mortgage lender that played a central role in the foreclosure crisis made hundreds of discount loans to government officials in order to buy influence according to a report by the house oversight committee. the discounts were given between january of 1996 to june of 2008. among the vips who received the loans, six current or former members of congress and executives of fannie mae. the report says countrywide may have skirted federal bribery laws. country wide was taken over by bank of america in 2008. >>> overseas markets were cautious ahead of a decision by the european central bank. the nikkei shed a quarter percent and the hang seng gained half a percent. >>> today we'll get the w

since being shot in the head back in january of 2011 during an assassination attempt in tucson, arizonae resigned from congress in order to focus on her recovery. >>> it will cost you more the next time you fly. united airlines raised fares by $10. american, virgin and u.s. airways all matched it. southwest and airtran are increasing their fares for flights of 500 miles or more. the hike is the first since march but the fourth this year. >>> doug is here with more about the weather. we have some of the rain we needed over the weekend. that slow, steady kind. but we may get more of the kind that we don't necessarily welcome. >> that's exactly right. you talk about the flash flooding in washington over the past couple days. we could see the potential for more severe thunderstorms over two of the next three days, tuesday and again during the day on thursday. i want to show you pictures of strong storms in northern california. look at the lightning pictures that were shot yesterday. take a look at these as they are making their way across. look at that one lightning strike there. long bolts

brian terry was shot when he and fellow agents attempted to catch a handful of gunmen south of tucson arizonaco border. >> we are here today to support the terry family. we are here today to provide you with information about our investigation, the prosecutetive efforts and we are here to bring justice to brian terry and his family. >> a $250,000 reward is being offered for each of the four men who face add slew of charges including murder. two other spujts have already been arrested in connection with that killing. >>> still ahead on 9 tonight, rated r for smoking. we'll show you why some experts want to regulate cigarettes on the big screen. >>> plus a health alert. when people use artificial sweetener, they assume it's better for them in some cases and help them avoid gaining weight. 9 has a new report that puts sweetners under scrutiny. topper? >>> we broke our triple digit streak of four. we broke it with the 80s. your wakeup weather, there will be clouds, generally dry. mid-60s to mid-70s by 5:00. in the 70s by 9:00. come back. we'll tell you if any showers may creep in by afternoon and

to show you how upside down the world is mike and mark in tucson arizona, they had 3.85 inches of rainmore than we had all summer. figure that one out. what a beautiful day today, coolest temperature in three weeks. coolest humidity in two weeks around the area. doesn't get much nicer than this. tomorrow we heat it up again. the humidity comes back in earnest on sunday. we have heat next week. we have an active thunderstorm producing pattern. we'll talk more ant that in a moment. the high temperature today, 81 degrees in chicago. dew point, 54 this afternoon. it's been 70 in recent days. it's going back to that territory over the weekend before it's over. and tonight, the big blast furnace dome of hot air is producing as it will next week the clusters of thunderstorms that will eventually win their way in our direction. we'll get them from time to time interspersed with the blast furnace-type of heat. but a couple of days next week the winds are off of the lake. that will moderate some of the heat some. the heat advisories out to the west. because this is where the hot air is. here you

. >>> in tucson, arizona, folks are still cleaning up following a fierce weekend rain storm.rain and flooding that followed washed away roads and stranded cars. three people had to be rescued by a helicopter. today is expected to be dry and windy. >>> coming up a little later after your local news on "cbs this morning," the dangers of distracted walking! you will be amazed at how injuries have jumped in the iphone era. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." brown. this is the cbs morning news. try this. it's oikos greek yogurt. it's creamy, nonfat, and it turns the next person you see into john stamos for five seconds. honey! i think i'm getting burned! heh! eat. ♪ tastes pretty good, huh? ♪ best yogurt ever. yeah! [ men grunting ] open! [ male announcer ] dannon oikos berry flavors beat chobani 2 to 1 in a national taste test. oikos greek yogurt. possibly the best yogurt in the world. oikos greek yogurt. mid-grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper c

i was in tucson, arizona, teaching and all that.ne call asking me, you know, the administration president was asking me to be the director of the indian health service. i thought, well, i don't know because i actually -- my mother was actually with me. if i were to move up from tucson, arizona, washington dc, because i helped take care of her, she would have to go along with me. i ran into the living room where my mother was sitting and i said mom, they just called, you know, they want me to be a part of the administration and want me to be the director of the indian health service. what do you think? my mother looked up at me and said well, why would you want to do that? [laughter] so i had to kind of convinced her, but she finally agreed to go along. i have been the director for about three years. if you asked me if i'm sitting in your place i would be that director of indian health service, i would've laughed and i would've thought it was funny. but i had a grandmother who kept saying that you're going to go into the director of

people in tucson, arizona. you can imagine what that is like. i talked to her husband tonight. was 1 1/2 years ago when your wife was shot in tucson. what first entered your mind? >> this morning, immediately when i got up, i saw a text message from gabby's former chief of staff who is now the assistant secretary of homeland security for public affairs, pia, and she said co shooting. my national reaction was i thought it meant "commanding officer." i looked through my e-mail and then i saw the cnn breaking news e-mail that outlined what happened. gabby and i had just gotten up. we were just horrified over how could this happen again i mean, just 18 months later. >> and that was her reaction as well obviously? >> yeah, it was, just shocked, sad. this is a really, really difficult time for those folks. it's going to take a long time to recover. >> as a family member of someone who was shot, how do you take the next step? i mean, how do you get up the next day? how do you get through something like this? >> well, think everybody handles it differently. and i think there are those

was shot in the head and six people were killed when a mentally disturbed man opened fire in tucson arizona is you know high capacity magazines filled with thirty one bullets that would have been outlawed under the assault weapons ban after that shooting common sense should have told us that it's time to renew the ban get weapons of mass destruction off our streets and put in place better checks to make sure the mentally ill aren't arming up but none of that happened and now a year later here we are again weapons being used that would have been banned under the assault weapons ban and we can expect any sensible gun control to come out of this tragedy either because of how influential big money is now in our government whether the n.r.a. the koch brothers big oil the private health insurance industry or the defense industry special interest with a lot of money have taken commonsense solutions to our nation's problems off the table we should be doing something about our dependence on foreign oil about global warming with america's health crisis we should be guaranteeing health care is a basic

. >> jennifer: well joining us knew from tucson, arizona, the director of that film "fear of a blackams. kevin, thanks for coming inside "the war room." >> thank you for having me on. >> jennifer: so you are a republican. why did you make this film? >> my wife and i first bought our house in new jersey. we started paying taxes and going to city council meetings, and realized over time that all ourof our elected officials were democrat all the way the up to president bush. the republicans did not want to get involved in the city issues. when in 2004 i tried to get door hangers for president bush to put in my neighborhood i was first denied the door hangers by my own party because they were afraid it would rile up voters in the city, which were predominantly african-americans and it would hurt elections. >> jennifer: hmm he described why he's democrat, take a listen. >> how did you become a democrat? >> it was engraved on my birth certificate. i checked my birth certificate the other day to get my passport renewed, and i think on my birth certificate it had you know negro, democrat. [

uncommon to see the president visit cities effected by tragedy whether mass shootings like texas or tucson, arizona early last year or cities affected by natural disasters. he was just in colorado springs at the end of june to tr e area affected by wildfires. it is not uncomm during trips like this to at some point see the president on camera. we expect to see him when he arrived. we might also see him at some point speaking on camera about this, delivering some sort of message of comfort to the family members there. we will watch for that. >> has the white house revealed what concerns they had about the president attending the prayer vigil and why both the white house and some of the officials in aurora decided it wasn't the best thing for him to do? >> the white house isn't speaking about this explicitly. they are only talking about whc have released officially. i know that colorado governor spoke this morning on state of the union and said that the issue that had been raised was really a logistical one. this is not uncommon to see this from this white house. they don't want to disrupt hihe to t

. >> our nation grieved again last year when the shooting in tucson, arizona, left six people dead and congresswoman gabby giffords. president obama vowed to stand by those victims' families. >> i have come here tonight as an american like all americans kneels to pray with you today and will stand by you tomorrow. if this tragedy prompts reflection and debate as it should, let's make sure it's worthy of those we have lost. >> these are not isolated or rare incidents. they're all too common. all too familiar. for decades this country has averaged about 20 mass killings per year. according to the fbi, the number of annual gun homicides since 2002 has stayed about the same. about 10,000. 10,000. today 12 people died in a

. >> take us to tucson, arizona. >> this is the westward look.ghts, it's $79 a night. >> that's incredible. >> seven nights they bring it down to $69 a night. it includes horses with wranglers for the kids, a telescope to watch the stars in the sky, hummingbird and butterfly garden. >> sweet. >> oh, yeah. kids love all that stuff. >> telluride is next. >> you've been there? it's gorgeous. >> i've never been. >> summers out there are the best. >> a great value in summer. at the fairmont klummer lodge, the rates are $250 a night for a children's discovery package. you get to stay in a two or three-bedroom residence. they throw in tons of things for kids like wilderness survival or cooking classes, trekking and tracking. >> just a little western town there in telluride. >> we talked about this yesterday. orlando is a hot spot. >> there is so much there. it's a natural. you've got disney in your backyard. at the sheraton buena vista, a $169 a night deal for families includes a full day at the pool cabana with a pool captain to do things for the kids

. >> our nation grieved again last year when the shooting in tucson, arizona, left six people dead andongresswoman gabby giffords. president obama vowed to stand by those victims' families. >> i have come here tonight as an american like all americans kneels to pray with you today and will stand by you tomorrow. if this tragedy prompts reflection and debate as it should, let's make sure it's worthy of those we have lost. >> these are not isolated or rare incidents. they're all too common. all too familiar. for decades this country has averaged about 20 mass killings per year. according to the fbi, the number of annual gun homicides since 2002 has stayed about the same. about 10,000. 10,000. today 12 people died in a shooting in aurora. 59 more were wounded. and we are forced to ask why does this keep happening? does this nation not have the will to stop this cycle? will we just go for a few days of words and go back until the next tragedy? even if we don't have the right solutions, we must start asking the right questions. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. god bless the families of

mother nature put on a show in tucson, arizona. >> last night this storm lit up the night sky and actually it caused some problems. that lightning knocking out power for thousands of people. beautiful to watch but extremely dangerous. >> pretty loud as well. pretty mild in our neck of the woods. pretty cool too. >> we're going to get another unseasonably cool day, good news if you've been enjoying what we had yesterday. more of the same. the only difference is we don't have as much wind and as a result the trade-off is more low clouds rolling in from time to time. here is a live look at san francisco. you can see the low clouds here, san jose now, and show you we still have mostly cloudy conditions but we're starting to see some peeks of sunshine. looks like this will be the case for the mid morning hours, little breaks of sunshine, mostly cloudy. good morning to you. let's talk about the numbers. winds are rather strong in fairfield. out of the west at 14, the winds have relaxed. that fog is settling in so it works like this for today. east-southeast wind will strengthen in sunnyvale. ano

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last year, in tucson, arizona, congressman gabrielle giffords was shot and six people killed by a lonen who was found to be schizophrenic. >> it isn't that this fellow was born evil on to the planet. there is a life story here. the roots of this event reach back deep in to this person's early chapters of his life story. >> and more and more people with prior psychological problems are becoming desensitized. >> reality tv, facebook, instant messaging, iphones, all of it can contribute a sense that people aren't real. >> the calls for more gun control have begun. mayor michael bloomberg of new york wants to hear from president obama and governor romney. >> no matter where you stand on the second amendment, no matter where you stand on guns, we have a right to hear from both of them concretely, not just in general. specifically, what are they going to do about guns? >> reporter: mr. obama called for a been a on gun show sales without background checks but hasn't pushed for it. romney banned some assault weapon sales in massachusetts but eased other gun sales. the national rifle associatio