just minding your own business, listening to the radio, and all of a sudden some jerk on a bike comes by you. and i ride a motorcycle. i m not anti-motorcycle. i m anti-motorcycle when they ride like that. well, they got the guy. good for them. jenna: probably a good idea he keeps his helmet on, at least at this time, right? jon: yeah. jenna: william, you re watching this chase from california. you said a pit maneuver, maybe the spikes. we didn t think about the fact there might be just a motorcycle cop right there. reporter: well, what i think was happening was the motorcycle cop was, basically, hiding in traffic, if you will. this guy was going so fast, he was, obviously, worried about splitting traffic and cars coming into his lane, and that cop really put his life on the line by moving right into his line of traffic and, boom, the guy had no choice but to stop. i suppose he could have attempted to maneuver around him, but, you know, give the guy credit for putting his motorcycle
stupid, criminal actually who knows what reason he had for not wanting to pull over, but he has just made, you know, he could go to prison just about for life i would think based on the stupidity of the moves he is pulling right now. he is putting everybody in danger, and he s not going to get away with it if he comes out of this alive. jenna: that s a good point, if he comes out alive. we ve seen different ways that cars have been stopped. as you told us before about the pit maneuver and things like that, the question becomes what kind of options do you have with a motorcycle? you can see now that he s running into traffic. as a motorcyclist, he s able to get around some of that but not all of it. william la jeunesse is familiar with this area that we re watching right now. william? reporter: well, jenna, i was just going to add what you were typically saying, you know, the cops can either use a spike strip or pit maneuver to try to stop a car, but with a motorcycle you don t have
jon: a good tuesday morning to you there. there is new fallout from the first court appearance for the movie massacre suspect. i m jon scott. jenna: nice to have you back on set. jon: thank you. jenna: great to have you out in colorado. we ll have some of your exclusive reporting for us. jon: i have some new information from out there. jenna: we re glad you re with us. i m jenna lee. we ll look a couple headlines we have for you. this new look at the accused gunman james holmes seen here in his booking photo. this after victims, relatives and the rest of us were able to see him in court yesterday. one of those relatives calling him afterward, a coward. in the meantime questions are surfacing whether holmes is on medication right now. whether he was medicated at hearing. because he seemed so dazed and some of his behavior was confusing at best and some describing quite frankly as bizarre. police say he still is not cooperating with their investigation. despite that next monday
upon when they eventually entered his residence. much of what was inside including explosives were destroyed but there was also quite a bit that police were able to gather for evidence purposes. it could be a year before the case against james holmes goes to trial. that according to the district attorney in the case, carol chambers. she said that after holmes s advisory hearing yesterday. the judge has placed a gag order on the case. jenna, that means we won t be hearing from attorneys or police anymore at this point. back to you. jenna: still plenty to talk about of course. the president yesterday or i should say on sunday mentioned this incredible story of these two girls, these two best friends that were in the theater. and we re hearing from them for the first time. tell us a little bit about that. reporter: we are. this is ali young and stephanie davies. you remember one is credited for saving the other. they were both in the theater on friday and ali was shot in the n
he needs to be examined immediately to establish that and put all of the medical evidence together in terms of previous treatment and what was exhibiting in terms of these symptoms. mike: dr. william july is a forensic psychologist. the question for you, when these kind of things happen one of the concerns is will there be copy cat crimes? is it more likely to happen if we elevate this person by giving his name. as you know i m not giving his name because i don t want to give him any sense of celebrity. i don t want him to make up and read his name in the paper and hear his name on television and think wow i m a somebody and some other loser loner out there think wow, i m somebody, too. might that elevate them in some manner, as perverted as it is? absolutely, governor. the problem with something like this is in a situation in which a person who is not mentally or