mayor michael nutter, more than frustrated. if you want to act like an idiot, if you want to act like an [ bleep ], if you want to be a low life in this town, we will track you down like the dog you are. reporter: nutter says they re committed, because lives depend on finding a solution. what happens next, you know, we elevate the discourse, we bring people together, we build a movement. we stop the killing. reporter: a major challenge for a city where murder has become routine. sarah hoy, cnn, philadelphia. that was our sarah hoy reporting. and to see more of the crime scene pictures from this special cnn report, go to cnn.com. now, in the wake of shootings across the country, the attitudes of americans towards guns, we ve found, has not really changed at all. now, just take a look at this new cnn orc poll. overall, half of americans don t want restrictions or only minor restrictions. the other half want major restrictions on firearms, or just make them illegal, alto
we ve been talking about aleppo. you can see the neighborhoods we ve highlighted. the largest city in syria where government forces are expected to win in this battle but that has yet to happen. as we told you just yesterday rebel forces captured this army base and today they have captured not just one but two maybe even we re hearing three police stations in various parts here throughout aleppo. we have video of one of those battle. take a listen to this. [ gunshots ] again, these are syrian rebel s in the process of capturing a police station. hala, come on over. walk on over in front of map. because you know so much and you have sources in this city. i just spoke from someone inside aleppo and given me new information. let s start with that. you were showing and i like that map with the neighborhoods here because the very dire situation is happening in salahuddin right now. the people aren t able to get food or bread or fuel. that s what ivan was saying. if you
student. we re about to hear his voice for the first time. we did not hear him in court. 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 subjective experience, which is what take place inside the mind as opposed to the external world. i m carrying on his work in dealing with subjective experience. and in jail a just-released inmate told the new york daily news he saw holmes spitting at guards and at the door of the cell. tonight he s in suicide watch and in solitary confinement. and we heard from the suspect s parents. 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 explosive over the weekend. while the evidence may seem overwhelming and there are no other suspects in this case that we know of, th
they re calling the booby trapped apartment. the situation so dangerous only robots have entered the apartment and they won t consider entering the apartment until at least tomorrow. we re also learning more about the young man who police say not only rigged that apartment with explosives, but in cold blood hurtered 12 people and injured 50 more. according to police, this man, 24-year-old james eagan holmes purchased a ticket for the 12:05 movie. he then walked into the theater and right back out the exit door, leaving it propped open. after getting dressed in riot gear, he burst back through that door, set off canister of tear gas and opened fire. holmes was a phd candidate at the neuroscience program at the university of colorado. prior to today holmes s only brush with law, a speeding ticket. now to how the events unfolded inside that theater. the chaos erupted. the first calls to 911 at 12:39 a.m. local time. there s saying somebody is shooting in the auditorium. ther
and new documents in the case of the man charged with killing trayvon martin. could shed some light on whether or not race played a role. want to get right to it. u.s. military judge held a hearing at ft. hood, texas, today a few weeks before the court-martial begins for major nadal hassan. hassan, he is the army psychiatrist who went on a shooting rampage in back in 2009. he is accused of killing 13 people, all but one of them fellow soldiers. he also wounded 29 others. now attorneys today discussed the makeup of his military jury which has not yet been convened. hassan s murder trial is set to begin august 20th. florida a&m university now looking for a new president. the school s board of directors going to hold a meeting today on rather monday. president james eamons announced his resignation yesterday. he stepped down more than seven months after a student was beaten to death. robert champion. he was a drum major. he died during an apparent hazing incident on a bus