mass shooting we re bringing you this week. the suspect in the colorado springs lgbtq nightclub shooting is being held without bail. they re working through what charges are applicable here. anderson lee aldrich made his first court appearance on wednesday. cnn s rosa flores brings us inside that courtroom. reporter: the suspect, 22-year-old anderson lee aldrich appearing in court via video for the first time since the shooting. do you have any questions about those rights? no. reporter: seated, visibly bruised and battered and leaning to one side. we would ask that the court allow the defense to have a copy of the arrest warrant unsealed. reporter: aldrich was released from the hospital and booked into the el paso county jail. that booking photo clearly showing the bruising of the suspect s face and head after being tackled, kicked in the head and beaten with the suspect s own handgun by army veteran richard fierro and other
comments have done anything to prompt law enforcement to take more action before this shooting happened? well, i haven t heard anything that would prompt law enforcement to come in and take action, seize guns, things of that nature. i mean, he obviously was not a very good boss, that is true, but he s not the only person that falls into that category. the majority of them obviously don t engage in mass shootings. that by itself doesn t tell me anything that would lead me to believe that he was going to do something like he did that would prompt law enforcement, if they knew in advance, to take any kind of action. so this is one of those things where, you know, it s easy to find a red flag after the fact but in reality during that period of time i don t think anyone called police or made any notification that they thought he was a danger to themselves or to himself. it s just a person who was odd, who nitpicked a lot and wasn t a
fantastic. thanks so much. this is cnn tonight. i m alison camera. the supreme court says donald trump s tax returns must be turned over to congress. this is something the former president has been fighting for years. it took us fight all the way to the supreme court. and today, they have ruled against him. so, when might we see what s in his taxes? our experts will get into that. and that s just one of the legal issues hanging around trump. that seem to be accelerating. but turn around and republicans are planning a smorgasbord of their own investigations that we will lay out for you. plus, new information on the investigation into the colorado springs lgbtq nightclub shooting. we have disturbing new details about the suspect s teenage years. and if you ever played out in your own head what you would do in an active shooter situation, you are not alone. one of our guests tonight says it is time to rethink the advice to run, hide, fight. we ll find out what she says to do. but let s