he said he was the joker. obviously, the quote enemy of batman. reporter: growing up in san diego, no sign of future trouble. holmes played soccer and went to neighborhood birthday parties. a nice kid, grew up in a nice neighborhood. reporter: then a bachelor of science drip at riverside. an honor student. so academically, he was at the top. the top. reporter: before moving to colorado last year to study the biological basis of psychiatric and neurological disorders at uc s anschutz medical campus. he quit last month and recently purchased two weapons. the last bought two weeks ago. after the shootings he warned police the mayhem may not be over. our investigation determined that his apartment is boobytrapped with various incendiary and chemical devices and apparent trip wires. so we have an active and difficult scene.
he came out here to get his phd at the university of colorado. and he graduated from regular, from college with a bachelor of science with honors from university of california riverside. and this is a classic thing we say. lives alone, no one knows about him. it s it s almost eerie how we seem to pull up the same descriptions. it s true he apparently didn t become a recluse until he moved to colorado. he started having problems in school and dropped out of the program, and became more aloof and quiet. neighbors say they knew very little about him until they heard music blairing from the apartment. greta: has anyone come forward saying i had a conversation with him and one two,, three, four days leading up to this? the problem is that we tend
another 8 inches of rain today. tropical storm debby is forcing more evacuations, rescues and road closures. just last hour, officials in pasco county, florida, ordered the evacuation of 2,000 homes because of a fast rising river. 38 people were rescued from their homes overnight. i was kind of panicking because the water came up over the wall where i live. if you re looking to sell your home, you may get a little more for it than just a few months ago. home prices, they have now risen for the first time in seven months. they were up about 1.3%. some cities did better than others. phoenix prices have gone up more than 8%. still, prices are down 34% compared to just six years ago. now, to chicago, where a 13-year-old boy died in his mother s arms after being fatally shot at a party. more deadly violence in the city endures every single day. we ve been following this story. others are following it, too. the new york times is reporting homicides in chicago are up 38% fro
about it, i was once it hit the ground on the fifth time, everything just i saw daylight. i don t know how i m here. in just a few moments, a tornado survivor remembers his mother who did not survive. and we are just getting word that a plane carrying american and british pro democracy workers has left cairo. they were accused of cementing unrest in egypt. they were ngos who were the target of a government crackdown last december. all face charges of fraud. the crisis further strained ties between new egyptian government and the united states. meantime, in syria after weeks of fighting, rebel of the free syrian army today pulled out of the district of the embattled city of homs. and that did nothing to stop the heavy shelling of homs. dissidents describe it as a blood bath and residents without food, water, or medicine. desperately needed supplies could soon be on the way. the international red cross says the syrian government has given it permission to enter homs t