will break into a little .unshine a cold front moves and. and the storms are likely. once the showers and on saturday get a littleill cooler and a dry air in. sunday looks terrific. but at the risk area. we could see severe thunderstorms. heavyggest threat will be rain. ended the reign on morning. more seasonable. the weather. we will end the reign on saturday morning. we will have news about trying to chance the weather. hisrt griffin is playing game. have a full recap of his debut. we will tell you what players coaches thought about it as well. you keep hearing amazing things about verizon fios. blazing fast internet. the best tv picture quality. but you u re still sitting on the fen. so they re making it as easy as possible. now, you can switch to fios without an annual contract. they ll even set up your whole home and give you upgraded equipment, free for six months so call or go online today. this is way better than sitting on a fence. [ male announcer ] get the fi
if errors are made, that hurts the likelihood that the verdict will be affirmed. capital punishment is on the table. everybody is trying to be as careful as possible. reporter: meantime, private attorneys have been retained by the university of colorado to represent in this woman, dr. lynn fenton, the woman identified as james holmes psychiatrist and also to represent the campus police officer who was reportedly contacted by fenton because she had, quote, concerns about holmes while treating him according to published reports, but that s just the thing. nobody is commenting, nobody is talking. everyone s citing this gag order, jenna, and that is what a lot of people sure hope that judge william sill vester lifts today. jenna: we ll look forward to that ruling. thank you very much. reporter: yeah. jon: we told you about a massive fire this week at one of the country s largest fuel refineries. now a second fire breaking out at that same plant. big questions about safety there
days to go to the election if you re counting. we want to get you caught up on all the action. the president and governor romney are both on the road. president once again in colorado. right now he is getting ready for a campaign event in pueblo. colorado is an all important battleground state. nine electoral votes up for grabs. the real clear politics polling average has a super close there right now. the president leading governor romney by a little more than a point. meantime the republican presidential candidate is in new york city today hot on the money trail, attending a series of big fund-raisers. new york has 29 electoral votes. it is not a battleground state. you see what kind of state it is as far as, when you look at these polls from real clear politics average as well. the president is well ahead of governor romney there, leading him roughly 58-33. it has been going democrat the last several years at least. all this comes amarked for identification growing con
ground states that is the plan now. we ll see what happens next couple hours. not just states could be running ad. obviously national media. we ran a part of it. who do you think is really gaining from this right now? is it mitt romney or is it the president? i think that is very much toe be determined. in a nice world, if you run a below the belt ad, unjustified attack on someone you would pay a price for it. but in the real world, unless someone calls you on it, unless some one hits back and someone says, mr. president, are you okay with this ad? do you think bill burton worked for you? bill burton is close associate of yours. your campaign manager david axelrod. this is fine with you? unless some serious people stand up and say it with indignation and anger i think they could get away with it. mitt romney needs to show anger. candidates are taught to be disciplined, calm, cool and collected. that is what voters want as president. if someone accuses you of murdering someo
that officer murphy showed up and immediately went to the aid of someone who had been shot there right outside the temple. and then the killer turned his gun directly on him, firing eight to nine times at him. and it s really remarkable that he was able to keep his wits about him and as the paramedics arrived, waved the paramedics off and was saying, please, help the people inside the temple first. so a lot of people really appreciating the work that he was doing there. and marveling at the fact that he was able to survive this kind of attack. david mattingly reporting live for us this morning. now, a closer look at the gunman who i will killed those six people. in a moment, we ll hear from someone who tracked the suspect for more than ten years. and it was his ties to a white supremacy group and possibly a domestic terror group that also drew the attention of the feds. the l.a. times says officials took notice but felt there wasn t enough evidence to open an investigat