at this hour, following new developments coming out of tucson toe. officials are saying the trial for the alleged gunman in the deadly shooting rampage will not be moved to san diego. 22-year-old jared loughner has been charged with murder and attempted murder in arizona, the department of justice in arizona tells nbc news that reports of this change of venue just are not true. on january 7th, loughner allegedly geerd up for his planned attack, posting a good-bye message on a social networking site. the next morning he purchased bullets, made his way to the event where he carried out the shooting. noelle walker in tucson gathering the latest details. she join me outside the hospital. the department of justice saying the trial is not moving to san diego. all right. we ve got that as for fact. when are we going to know where and when it s going to be held? reporter: eknow it s not moving to san diego or anywhere else yes.
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