this is holmes speaking at a science camp in san diego from 2006. he s 18 years old in this video obtained by abc news. and here he talks about a shared interest with a mentor. he also studied subject ift experience, which is what take place inside the mind as opposed to the external world. i m carrying on his work in subjective experience. and in jail a just-released inmate told the new york daily news he saw holmes spitting at guar guards. tonight he s in suicide watch and in solitary confinement. and we heard from the suspect s families. their lawyer saying they did not want to address their relationship with their son but they do stand by him. investigators are scouring holmes apartment after a robot detonated an mroet explosive over the weekend. while the evidence may seem overwhelming and there are no other suspects in this case that we know of, the d.a. says she s not taking anything for granted. i would say there s no such thing as a slam dunk case. it is a cas
we ll examine the frenetic coverage of the movie theater shooting. conservative commentators join the call for mitt romney to reduce his tax returns. is there right in revolt against the republican candidate? plus, yahoo! taps google executive marisa maher as its new ceo and it s been downright adoring. google geek to yahoo! ceo, and she s going to be a first-time mommy. with so few female bosses in silicon valley, is the press putting her on a pedestal? i m howard kurtz, and this is reliable sources. perhaps the single worst thing that news organizations do after a crazed gunman opens fire on a crowd is rush to judgment about the affiliation or beliefs of the shooter as abc news did. there s a james holmes of aurora, colorado, page on the tea party site, as well, talking about him joining the tea party last year. we don t know if this is the same james holmes. but james holmes of aurora, colorado. it turned out to be someone with the same name. and abc and
killer that gets most of the attention. eric harris and dylanical icalk. anders behring breivik. today is the one-year anniversary of that mass killing. but names we should be hearing are those of the victims. we want to start this morning remembering those who lost their lives friday morning as told by the people they left behind. not surprising to me that his first thought would be her. that s what a man does. he protects his loved ones. i m very proud of him. we re going to miss him. just a great kid. talented kid. very talented. a lot of gifts. made people laugh. always made people smile. gentle giant was the way we looked at him. the sweetest smile you ve ever seen. and she got she got prettier as she grew older. in a blink of an eye, something happens, and completely changes everyone s life forever. she was a great kid. she was just finding herself. would never harm anybody. she didn t deserve to die this way. he was a wonderful young man. what a terrible,
the accused gunman, 24-year-old james holmes, will make his first court appearance tomorrow. what s the likely procedure when holmes appears in court? jean casarez from in session on trutv gives us a preview. every state is a little bit different in what its criminal procedure laws are regarding the courts. now in colorado, james holmes should have his initial appearance on monday and this in colorado is called an advisement. well, it is very constitutionally based. it is very short and what will happen is that the defendant will be aprides of his constitutional rights. if at that point formal charges have been filed, he will be read his charges. now if he is charged with first degree murder, which it is obviously believed he will be, that is not bondable. so there will be no expectation of bond. if he has not been formally charged, there will be another advisement later on where he is apprised of those formal charges. now what happens after that is that in about 30 days t
jerry spoe dak. do you still stand by your support of this failed deal? you ratcheted it up and increased the debt ceiling. a senate debate and a conversation with tim cape and george allen. i m candy crowley, and this is state of the union. joining me is colorado governor john hickenlooper. governor, thank you so much for being here. catch me up now on the state of the investigation. well, the investigation continues now that we have had access to the apartment of the suspect. they ve got a lot more new information, and they will continue to put together the case. and what have they found in the apartment that might be useful? are they learning anything more about the suspect? you know what they have asked for me is to not talk about this, and they are learning more, you know, moment by moment. but like in any investigation like this, they are trying to make sure they are getting all of the information first before they release it publicly. sure. is there a