look at the arsenal that holmes he massed. he was a very tense weekend in the middle east with the u.s. stepping up its presence around syria providing more help to the rebels. how far will our government go? we ll have a live report from the middle east. but first, of course, our top story here. the man accused of one of the worst shooting massacres in u.s. history will make his first court appearance in a few hours. police say it could take months before we know why he carried out this senseless act of violence during a midnight movie premier. 24-year-old james holmes accused of killing 12 people, wounding 58 people including mothers, fathers, members of the military, even a 6-year-old girl. eight are still in critical condition this morning. we are learning that budding scientist allegedly was planning this for months. his apartment was rigged with trip wires, gas canisters that a gun range owner was so scared by him that he rejected him a month ago. and it could hav
good evening, everyone. top of the hour. we became good friends. and i obviously, as you know, supported and endorsed him very early in hopes to have some impact in the new hampshire primary. being as dispassionate as you can be, when you study his record, at bain, as a businessman, do you think he was predominantly a force of job creation or as some other people say, look, that s fine, he creates jobs but also wrecked other jobs. you know, the problem with the free enterprise system, is that not everybody succeeds. the great thing about communism and old soviet union is nobody ever failed. so the point is, that in this system, that bain is involved in, they went to companies and groups that were either struggling or just beginning and they invested. sometimes they failed, sometimes they succeeded. best example, of course, i m sure you ve heard many times, a warehouse and $5 million ended up in staples. so it is obvious that bain was in the business to make money. and i
reporter: inside, ten people are dead. we need rescue inside the auditorium. multiple victims. i got seven down in theater nine! seven down. i ve got a child victim. i need risk at the back door theater nine now. chilling moments for sure. authorities have said little about what they believe was the motive behind the massacre. the death toll now stands at 12. 58 wounded. we ll have more on the shooting investigation in a moment. thanks for starting your morning with us. we have much more ahead on cnn sunday morning which starts right now. if you re just waking up this morning, let s catch you up on what s happening here in aurora, colorado. overnight, we found out that police interviewed an associate of suspected gunman james holmes. a spokeswoman says the person is not a suspect, and there s no reason to believe that he was involved. also, police now say that they ve removed all the booby traps from james holmes apartment and performed a controlled detonatio
the highest court in the land where the issues that decide america are decided. my exclusive on piers morgan tonight. good evening. it s not often a supreme court justice sits down outside the court itself. i am here in washington it interview the longest serving justice, ant 99 scalia. they never comment on cases that are pending. everything from his faith and family to his guiding judicial principals and thoughts on campaign finance and politics and his colleagues. it s all on the table and my interview with scalia and coauthor of their new book. reading law, the interpretation of legal texts. justice scalia, welcome. brian, welcome to you too. thank you. the book is very much a template for the way you conducted your legal life. you are a man that believes fundamentally that the law in america should be based rigidly on the letter of the constitution. that s what you believe? yes. give or take a little. rigidly i should not say, but it should be based on the text o
during the cold war, the military embarked on a top secret program to test chemical secret program to test chemical and biological weapons but researchers used animals but believe it or not they also used humans. volunteers from the army who had no idea what they were signing up for. well, nearly half a century later, some of these human guinea pigs are emging from the shadows with disturbing stories about what the military did to them then and how they are being treated now. dr. sanjay gupta investigates. i joined 18 years of age. the height of the vietnam war and really felt a sense of duty to my country to go and serve. i went straight to ft. bragg. it was just the thing to do. that was my obligation. that was my duty as an american. i was drafted and i was sent to ft. sill and placed in the missile detachment. we were supposed to be nuclear guards for the nuclear war heads that were to go on the pershing missiles. three american soldiers. tim josephs and frank ra