the intended use was not for people to load and unload items and have access. someone from dpw advised intended use was for something other than that. can you speak to that? >> it deadends where exit points are provided. there is no fair repair. it is not a thoroughfare as it relates to public right-of-way. it does not appear to the department that people would use this as a doorway -- their fair -- thoroughare. -- thoroughfare. that appears to be what these un [inaudible] and to provide access. >> no documentation that would limit the use of that l.a.? >> there is no limitations. >> the other thing is i would like to hear from the department on the chronology of the improper construction of the gate without a permit. if it came into being in december 2010 and here we are in july 2012, i would like to know from your view what happened. >> sometime in 2010 the department received a complaint from 311 of the structure. we dispatched an inspector. the inspector identified this gate constructed across colin place and provided notice to the party owners -- property

instead, the 24-year-old threw gas canisters and unloaded a barrage of bullets. 70 people fell victim to holmes's assault. james holmes's rain of terror is not over. his apartment is a booby trap and they are trying to figure out how to disarm all of the devices. the entire complex has been evacuated. 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 order

they are among more than 100 sites nationwide at the post office wants to unload. >> this post office has been here 75 years and it will be closing and the property will be sold by a clerk told me they are looking at prop. one street over so there will be a post office downtown. the u.s. postal service needs to cut $22 billion by 2015, many of the duties had been replaced by computers and smart phones so they're selling off 109 properties across the country and consolidating resources. in the bay area that means post offices in palo alto, menlo park, san francisco, sausalito, burlingame, half moon bay, and the vacant property in berkeley. a window clerk says that while they will sell the property, customers will not be inconvenienced because they will reopen at another nearby location >> we downsized because we don't use of a lot of space anymore so we're moving to its new location and hopefully, it will be more exciting, the parking would be better, the customer service will be better >> cop they are good. the service is good and they take care of you, but the hours are not very conv

if they want to permit the home business, they would be restricted to loading and unloading. otherwise they have to pay for it, like every other business. cac approved it. we did extensive outreach. on april 20 of the initial notice was sent to all contractors, who received about 15 comments. a follow-up message was sent on the 14th. opposition came out of a 670 permit holders. so, we believe we have addressed the teenager issues and have tweaked the original proposal, allowing these permits to be eligible in a way that we had originally not allowed. we allowed the contractors to use it while they were visibly loading and unloading. >> is that the presentation? >> if you want to hear the report -- >> i just have a question. so, a business, like every other resident, has a right to a certain number of permits, right? >> yes. if you are a business and are operating on the street, you have a limited number. >> this would not affect that? >> this has nothing to do with that. >> this is just a special class of contractor permits. if the contractor had an office, they could still a

effectively is also double parking for truck loading and unloading on the north side. double parking for passenger unloading and loading on the south side because we are pressed on one side with large restaurants and we have

effectively is also double parking for truck loading and unloading on the north side. double parking for passenger unloading and loading on the south side because we are pressed on one side with large restaurants and we have larger retail facilities on the north side. the thing i'm very concerned about is the impact of the van ness brt and add to becoming an extension of fiber one instead of the way it is currently where we have multiple intersections taking the in-bound movement to downtown along venice's. i think that needs to be looked at. this is a project in motion. this is a good spot analysis, but there are many other changes, which i think you need to continuously monitor before you settle on what the solutions are. you addressed the issue of broadway on the tunnel. there is also a strong movement of using the street that strip lands, going up to nob hill, going up to taylor and distributing from there. there is a subset of movement which does need to be taken into consideration. hopefully, the more funds you have to keep the current project and other things co

open care of unloaded long gun and unloaded care of unloaded handgun already prohibited and make it harderload the bullets. >> we have a bullet button. >>reporter: store owner showed us a weapon like the one used in colorado. if the suspect had bought the rifle in california it would have come with a bullet button that slows down the time to reload. 10 bullets is the limit magazine t.these are same california need more gun law. >> compared to the rest of the nation they are a little bit over kill. right now we have enough law in place to adequately keep anything from owning a gun that shouldn't. with the exception of on the street purchase that we have no control over. >>reporter: tragedy spark legislation. >> we should all be asking our legislators our members of progress to strengthen gun lay so it doesn't happen issue. >> it's a person issue not a gun issue. >>reporter: congress didn't act when one of its own giffor giffords was shot. so california wants tougher gun law, it there's do it, itself. in sacramento, abc 7 news. >>> christopher nolan the direct tr of the dark knight reacting

bans open carry of unloaded long guns and open carry of unloaded handguns is prohibited. to reload bullets in semiautomatic weapons >> in the state of colorado we have a bullet button. >> storeowner, joe, showed us a weapon like the one used in colorado. if the suspect had bought the rifle in california, it would have have come with a bullet button that slows down the time it takes to reload. and the limit is ten bullets. you can buy them with 100 bullets in other states, which are illegal to bring here. he doesn't think california needs more gun laws. >> compared to the rest of the nation they are a also bits of overkill. i think right now we have enough laws in place to adequately keep anybody from owning a gun that shouldn't with the exception of on-the-street purse which we have no control over. >> but tragedies spark legislation. >> we should be asking our legislators, members of congress to strengthen gun laws so it doesn't happen again. >> this is a person issue, not a gun issue. we need to keep that in mind. >> congress did not act when one ever its own was shot,

unloading more in this pier has seen in many years.mmunity fishing association has 14 boats coming in loaded every week. >> this is from 800 to 2500 pounds so there are quite a bit of fish moving through he says they're the result of a big spawn three years ago when rivers were swollen with snow melt and rain. >> there is what kind of flows were there three years before. >> they start breathing salt water. >> naomi leads volunteers and bundles of sticks in redwood creek give small fish cover, gravel bars give sal money a place to spawn. and larry collins is cheered to see people making more of an interest. >> an iconic fish of california. everybody needs to care about it or it won't be here anymore. but it's here now. >> and he's more interested in selling the fish. the wholesale price has fallen to $3.25. >> everybody is nervous. >> this fisherman says what needs to happen is demand needs to go up people should take advantage of it and go to the store and ask for fresh, local king salmon. >> there was a line out of the door at fish, a

bans open carry of unloaded long guns and open carry of unloaded handguns is prohibited. >> in the state we have a bullet button. >> storeowner, joe, showed us a weapon like the one used in colorado. if he got the assault weapon in california it would have come about with a bullet button that slows down the time it takes to reload. and the limit is ten bullets. you can buy them with 100 bullets in other states, which are illegal to bring here. and he thinks california needs more gun laws. >> and they are a little bit overkiln i think right now we have enough laws in place to adequately keep anybody from owning a gun that shouldn't with the exception of the law enforcement and street purse which we have no control over. >> but tragedies spark legislation. >> we should be asking our legislators, members of congress to strengthen gun laws so it doesn't happen again. >> this is a person issue, not a gun issue. we need to keep that in mind. >> and congresswoman gabrielle gifford was shot they had stronger gun laws. >> and chris knight, the director of the movie, is reacting and he said the sh

i have to load and unload to the front door. at this point, it is workable.

smalls would begin as a war hand with load iing and unloading ships. he learned to rig the sales on ships. during this travel smalls showed his own flare for entrepreneurship and secured trade goods from the places he visited and brought them back to charleston and sold them at a profit. he met hannah annen slaved woman. they married ain 1856 and had an extraordinary arrangement with their owners. the only way they could have afforded this was to hire her time out as a domestic which she did at the mills house. the final and the most surprising turn of events. robert made arrangements to purchase his wife and children from their owner once they have earned the money. understand what i'm saying here, a slave was making arraignments to purchase other slaves. now, we don't know show this was to be achieved legally. we don't know that. but, hanna's owner agreed to the arrangement and it was a singular arrangement. the fact that robert and hanna were allowed to do these things says much about their aspirations and much about their owners and also about the

. >>> serena unloads at wimbledon, a pair of walk-offs and the nets get their guy.ou're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. secretary of state hillary clinton officially expressed regret of the accidental killing of 24 pakistani troops last fachlt pakistan has reopened supply routes in afghanistan now that the u.s. has offered that apology. >>> the food and drug administration has approved the first over-the-counter oral home hiv test. it produces results within 20 to 40. >>> bryson was found behind the wheel of his carafe suffering a seizure. >>> clayton osbun was found not guilty of interfering with the flight crew by reason of insanity. he will be sent to a federal mental health facility for further examination. >>> and what do you thing of this? the national oceanic and atmosphere igsic administration has declared a statement denying mermaids. did we need to clear this up? it came after an animal planet show on mermaids which foolied some viewers with im

. >> he was just like, unloading into the crowd. >> we're learning a lot more about the suspect, said to be dressed like the skroeker. his apartment still tripped out with booby traps. could the casualty count have been much higher had his gun not jammed? >>> survival and loss. we learned overnight the names of those who lost their lives. a 6-year-old girl. man just days away from his first wedding anniversary. an aspires sports caster. >> me and my kid, we're not going to die in here. >> for those that survived, the trauma. this mother and her children, saved by this man, will be reunited this morning. we're covering all the angles with david muir and chris cuomo on the scene. >>> from abc news, this is a special edition of "good morning america," tragedy in colorado, movie theater massacre. >>> and good morning, everybody. we're going the get straight to david and chris in colorado in a moment. first, we want to run down the latest developments. we have a total of seven casualties. 12 people killed. 58 injured. hoping the death count doesn't rise. 11 of the injured are in critical c

. >> first of the heat and then mother nature unloads some severe thunderstorms. how the weekend forecast is shaping up. the formula for a pain killer has been changed to make it less attractive to addicts that now appears young abusers have moved appears young abusers have moved onto an illegal chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. >> this is a look at the traffic backed up at the bay bridge which was closed because of high winds. traffic party says the eastbound lane has been reopened but the traffic is still being holed westbound. scaffolding has to be removed from the roadway, but things are starting to move. as you can see, it is bad. >> the thunderstorm that cost that is moving across part of kent county. a thunderstorm warning in kent county until 7:00. when a gust up to 60 miles an hour. some light rain for the west of the evening. temperatures dropping to the '70s. only 92 tomorrow. how about that? >> thank you for doing this.

it's in methodical the rate he was firing an impound in a move in a position he was unloading into the crowd. my attitude is these things are tragic and they sometimes happens i don't think i could have said anything to him that would make me feel better him feel worse. i hope your regrets it. >>> two teenage girls from san rafael wrathy colorado multiplex, there were attending a conference in aurora with their mother the went to the midnight screening at the century 16 complex there in the auditorium next to the one where the gunman was shooting they skate but some listed pierced the walls to their theater and yet a member of their group will hear from the mother tonight at 11:00 p.m. christian belloc's the start of the movie is responding to the rampage you cannot peek in to understand the grief of the victims and as heart goes out to them. movie studios will withhold box office numbers for the week and out of respect. stay tuned to cbs 5 and cbs s f dot com it for the latest updates. bay area communities are responding and offer help. some turned to blood banks lisa washington share

i have to load and unload to the front door. at this point, it is workable. i am on a monthly chemos schedule. i get sick quite often, so there are two or three or five-day periods when i cannot leave my apartment. it would be nice to have a safer and easier access to the back door. my oncologist, we saw a slight shrinkage of my tumor. it would down about a third of a centimeter. that is over the last eight months of keynote. my general blood of -- that is over the last eight months of chemotherapy. she is going to put me on hold after a year of chemotherapy. that is why this is a three-year process. the gate is not a bad idea. it is nice to have a safe space, but because it is not being opened, it is not helping. it is causing more trouble and a bit of stress. a lot of my friends -- it is hard to open the gate. that has been really hard. because there is a video camera installed in the alley and 642 has hired private security, it would be nice if that would be enough to maintain the safety of the alleyway. finally, parking and waiting in the bus stop is ille

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. >> he was unloading into the crowd. it seemed to me to be purposeful and methodical. >> reporter: holmes was captured behind theater and his hair was dyed bright orange and he told the officers he was the joker from the batman series and his apartment was rigged with explosives and bomb squad is at the apartment tonight. >> is it a vexing problem how to enter the apartment safely. >> reporter: many in this close-knit community say they have never seen anything like the horror that unfolded here overnight. jay gray, nbc news, aurora, colorado. >> the gunman lived four miles from the movie theater but the authorities cannot get into the apartment he booby trapped the apartment with guns and fireworks if officials can not disarm the apartment they have not ruled out the possibility of blowing the whole place up. here's what we know about the suspect now. he is 24 years old and grew up in san diego, california. his father is the manager of a software company and his mother is a nurse. holmes graduated from the university of

military personnel spent much of the day unloading the tilt rotor aircraft. they're going to carry out maintenance before conducting trial flights. american authorities plan to start flying the aircraft in october in okinawa, where two-thirds of u.s. bases in japan are concentrated. residents are worried about safety after two recent crashes involving osprey, one happened in april and morocco, the other in june in florida. u.s. government spokespersons say the osprey won't operate in japan until the aircraft's safety is assured. a group of demonstrators gathered near the iwakuni base to protest against the osprey development. they want the central government to stop the u.s. military from using aircraft in japan. so why is the u.s. sticking to its plan to deploy the osprey in okinawa? >> it puts the strategy on asia where chinese is building up it's military. the u.s. government plans to spread marines across the region to keep the chinese in check. c c comcompared to the ch 46 helicopter, the aircraft can fly twice as fast and the range is five times longer.

he was just unloading into the crowd. >> and all day long ten bodies remained inside the building while law enforcement secured the scene. their families and friends left waiting and wondering. >> tell me where he is? okay? find my son. i don't know where he is. okay? somebody find him and call us. tell him to call us. >> his son, never called. sadly alex sullivan is dead. late in the day, the authorities finally started to bring out the bodies. among the dead, jessica ghawi redfield. that aspiring skorts caster to excited before the movie. tonight her mother spoke with diane sawyer. >> my life is forever changed and forever damaged. by one person's horrible, violent choice. >> astonishing, there was not jessica's first time in harm's way. last month, she happened to be in a toronto food court when a gunman went on a deadly rampage there. her friend peter burns said that experience led her to make the most of every day. in her blog she wrote, i was reminded we don't know when or where our time on earth will end. when or where we will breathe our last breath. this morning, when peter ope

the super rich apparently need to unload.you're super rich, why would you need to unload an island? we'll find out, mr. roark coming up next. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "closing bell," stocks down for the third straight day, we're all over the sell-off and what can be done to jump-start this market and am earnings report after the bell. somebody here says we'll bankrupt america unless congress stops run away federal spending. the latest with brian shactman. >> thank you very much. take a look at lockheed martin. it shows you even in this market with great numbers, they had strong numbers, it's hard to get traction. the chart went to the flatline before bouncing up. look where it was at the open, almost $89 a share. very difficult on a day like today to get any traction, even if your revenue and profits beat expectations. >> thank you very much. >>> if you're putting a private holiday island on your wish list, you're in luck. robert frank, our wealth reporter here on what is the big island sell-off. >> thanks. if

it unloaded a quick inch to two inches of rain in a few minutes, which caused the street flooding.l, all that's gone now. there's a live view of the golden glimmer path over the potomac river. sun is up and a partly cloudy sky, 81 now at reagan national. dew point pretty high and steamy at 69. and storm 4 radar showing we had one shower roll across montgomery county. a few sprinkles to the south of the beltway in prince george's county advancing off to the east. there's another few light sprinkles across the bay bridge and heading to kent island. looking at temperatures now, we are in the 70s from prince george's county to arlington, fairfax and montgomery counties. most of virginia and maryland and parts of the shenandoah valley are in the 60s. by noontime, an ice laided shower or cloudiness to keep us cooler. then peaking in the lower 90s early afternoon. then by early to mid-afternoon, that's when we'll have the likelihood of scattered thunderstorms. mostly the threat today is flooding more than wind, thankfully, but we could have localized flooding from heavy downpours this aft

he comes over from the marlins who were happy to unload his big salary, about $35 million coming forwo years. his best at-bat, a triple. but the dodgers lose in extra innings to the st. louis cardinals. >>> randy moss reported to 49ers training camp a day early. 1-time raider quarterback kenny staber is going after nfl money. he has joined 73 other players. they say, hey, our concussions were not handled properly in the past. and that's face it. these guys that are great, great players see some of these second stringers making more in one year than these guys made in their career, they feel, hey, it's a multibillion dollar business of the how about something for us? kenny owes the irs $265,000. so he says, hey, give me something to help me out. >>> opening ceremonies, the olympics aren't until friday, but competition is underway. france jumped out in women's soccer to a 2-0 lead on the u.s.a. and alex morgan from cal scores. that would tie the game at 2. and carly lloyd scores to give the usa a win over france today. >>> and sandy bagerly covers the giants. he's a beat writer. this w

. >> reporter: in a short sale the owner unloads it for less but he learned drawbacks. >> the bank took our our and upped it by several thousands and added that we would have to pay any closing costs, any liens on the property. >> reporter: he agreed but after weeks of waiting, the bank shut him out. >> that wases la -- was the last we heard. >> reporter: there are down sides, an extended length to close. the house is sold as s are a responsible for unpaid bills. it maybe neglected and need major repairs and cash talks according to the listing realtor. the home had several offers and the bank with a cash our. the bank would not comment. >> you can't buy it? >> the term short sale is one of those ironic terms where it's not short at all. >> reporter: all he could do is think about what could have been. >> if you're trying to purchase a foreclosure or short sale, you may want to speak to a lawyer. they may be able to get the wheels moving when the bank suddenly gets cold feet. that way you don't waste your money. it's john matarese. >>> it's scam alert night. >> people are in some cases p

the national league all-stars unload on the americans tonight. rgiii getting down to the 11th hour with the contract talks. kim they get it done? you will hear quick how many devices in your home use the internet? you're still counting aren't you? today we live online and in a few years the number of devices in your home will double. some networks can't handle it but verizon fios is 100% fiber optic so it's faster and can handle it and now a revolution in speed is here -- fios s quantum speed, more than twice as fast as america has ever seen. to find out more about fios quantum go to verizon.com/fiosquantum. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-976006 tty/v. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> lets start with the all-star game. all three nationals did play. the nationals -- the national league bill to the american league. everybody is running. that will clear the bases. it was 4-0 just like that. after that it was a one-sided game. gonzales came into the game to

fans -- ban open carry of unloaded guns. and there is harder to reload automatic weapon autos there is a weapon like that used in colorado. it would have come with a bullet slowing down the time to reload. the state limit on a magazine is 10 bullets. you can buy some with 100 bullets in other states. they're illegal to bring here, these are demonstrating california needses new law autos there are laws to keep anyone from owning a gun that shouldn't. and there is tragedy tends to spark legislation. >> we should be asking our legislatures and members of congress to strengthen gun laws so had doesn't happen again. >> this is a person issue. not a gun issue. >> and there is congress didn't act when congress woman gabrielle giffords was shot. >> thank you very much. jackie speier co-authored two gun control bills and knows what its like to be shot and left for dead. it happened when she was shot at point blank five times. she was a legal aid to leo ryan, investigating the peoples techel cult in which many bay area people were inv

they discussed the public's growing concerns about the plan. 12 were unloaded this weekend.apanese officials explained that people's fears were not combined and said that residents in part of the country were worried. they promised to ensure the military equipment meet the highest safety standards. tests will be conducted at the air station and night training is planned at other locations in japan. >> i'm taking the problems very seriously. >> he said an in-house investigation on insider trading has uncovered more suspected leaks of information on client companies. a number of leaks on capitol increases were already found to have left cases on insider trading. after the accident happenscandae president of the securities has been named the new ceo of the holdings and is charged with boo boosti ining dwindling profits. >>> a string of insider trading cases sent waves of concern through japan's securities industry eroding investor confidence in the nation's markets. but there are also moves now to address the problem. >> reporter: reports from nomura security shed light on a po

. >>> he was unloading into the crowd. to me to be very purposeful and methodical. >> i'm drawing close to god to get understanding. >> there is a lot of people made available for the patients. but they have truly done a lot. >> arthel: those are the voices from aurora, colorado and they have gotten past all the booby trap trip wires but there are still other devices in that apartment. >> rick: i'm rick folbaum. investigators have been trying to figure out inside that apartment without triggering a blast that would destroy the building and perhaps surrounding buildings but perhaps important evidence. they have been working towards getting it done, getting a bomb squad technician into the apartment. the heat may be an issue, as well. and searing heat that people are experiencing today. about hundred degrees, police have set off a small detonation. they have disarmed one device. as arthel said there are more inside. now with the latest, adam that was the sound that you heard a couple hours ago, one of those debt nations we w

it was looking to unload. the problem, according to the government s that rafael lied to his investors. telling them he had a formal role at the vatican and his company would have the right of first refusal on any church properties. did you tell investigators that you had close ties to vatican. >> i told investors that i had rex with the vatican. >> reporter: was that true? >> i was like a credit company that wanted to go to the different diocese and make an officer to buy rels from them was. >> reporter: whether it was the accent or photos like this, investigators bought into it. billion snare and close friend of former president bill clinton. he went into business with rafael, investing 105 million dollars in the group to buy properties from the church. the partnership provided rafael with a big bank account and a new social circle. soon he was spending $97,000 on a private plane to take him and hathaway to the dominican republic, where they spent knew year's eve with clinton. >> let's give him a big hand. >

hardy unloads. it's fair and it's gone. his 13th homer of the season, ties up at 6. still in the 13th inning,, 2 outs. taylor activated today. this is only his second at bat of the season. can use a clutch? -- can you say clutch? the birds win. the news was not all good. the pitcher could undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right knee. he aggravated the injury during last night's game. if he decides to have the surgery, he may not return until september. in the newscast, the orioles on bailing the statue of jim palmer before today's game. this is the third of the orioles a legend. he played his 19 year career with the orioles. the greatest pitcher and the team's history. >> of course, it is emotional. it is the orioles. the hall of fame, do not get me wrong, it is one of the greatest honors you can have as a player. less than 300 people. this is the orioles. it is the only uniform arei wore. it is very special. >> the summer olympics are less than two weeks away. michael phelps has got to be the most compelling story. already with 14 gold medals, michael is expected

if there are cars parked there loading and unloading, they can prevent emergency vehicles from accessing the alley which was its intended purpose. i believe that some of the tenants are perturbed about a lack of -- it is an inconvenience to not able to use the alley as a loading zone but that is not what it was intended for. for us, the safety issues trumps the convenience of it being an open loading zone. we intended this gate to help the community and residents feel safer. it was included in the brief. we have many letters of support. tents were very thankful for it. >> i have a question. the intended use of a public right of way? is that described anywhere? >> that is what i am ascertaining conversation with very-various stakeholders. >> who are the stakeholders? >> dpw and adjacent property owners. >> if the public street is used for something other than what some people called the intended use, it is hard for me to understand where you're getting the intended use peace. if it is documented somewhere it would be held for -- helpful for me to see it. i will ask dpw. >> a question came

the plane was unloaded and pulled out by a cart used on larger aircraft. >> leigh: temperatures will start to climb, especially tuesday and wednesday inland. near 100 degrees. but we're not going to see the excessive heat like 109, 110, like they did back east. nonetheless it's the same weather system moving in today will probably be the coolest day of the work week. live shot, san francisco, the fog bank continuing to move inland. a massive area of clouds. these are low clouds sitting off the coast, burned back to just the coast earlier in the day so we saw some sunshine, but you can see from san francisco, ocean beach, daly city, half moon bay, that's where the fog is, the westerly wind and all of that will move ebbland overnight. here's a look at the highs. 39 was he the in antioch. 60 for san francisco today. and san jose reached a high of 74. all these temperatures are coming down as much as 12 degrees. in some communities. right now we have 89 in antioch. concord is enjoying sunshine. it's mild, 85 degrees. san francisco, 58. 77 right now in san rafael. half moon bay with the f

he was just like unloading into the crowd. >> reporter: all day long, ten bodies remained inside the building while law enforcement secured the scene. their families and friends left waiting and wondering. >> tell me where he is, okay? find my son. i don't know where he is, okay? somebody find him and call us. tell him to call us. >> reporter: his son never called. sadly, alex sullivan is dead. late in the day, the authorities finally started to bring out the bodies. among the dead, jessica ghawi redfield. that aspiring sports caster who was so excited before the movie. tonight her mother spoke with diane sawyer. >> i texted her and asked if she was still up. she said, yes, we're at the movie, we're seeing "the dark knight." i said, okay, enjoy, we'll talk with you tomorrow. and she texted, mom, go get some sleep, get some rest, i'm so excited about your visit next week. i need my mama. and i wrote back and said, i need my baby girl. >> reporter: astonishingly, this was not jessica's first time in harm's way. last month, she happened to be in a toronto food court when a gunman went o