cnn.com/sanjay and follow me on twitter. top stories in the cnn newsroom start right now. from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is cnn sunday morning. i ve been coming to the show for years. one of the biggest crowds i ve ever seen. gun dealers ignore protesters as they continue with an arms expo in connecticut. is a confession imminent? why lance armstrong may come clean, but is the damage he s done to his organization irreparable. the fashion mogul who dresses the hollywood elite missing. now a desperate search for his plane. good morning, everyone. i m randi kaye. it s 8:00 on the east coast. 5:00 a.m. out west. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. we begin with a small town in crisis as residents there try to come to grips with a horrible crime and national notoriety. allegations of scandalous cover-ups in steubenville, ohio have forced city officials to launch a website to keep the community updated. this comes amid social media pressure
dame against bama. our josh elliott is in miami covering the hope up to tomorrow night s game. don t confuse the red for being an bama fan. going with the irish. josh looks happy being on the beach as opposed to in the frigid northeast. a lot of news breaking overnight, and, of course, for that we turn to mr. ron claiborne. faris and harris. aurora, colorado, still reeling. four people killed including an armed suspect killed in a shootout with the police s.w.a.t. team. clayton sandell has the story. reporter: the first shots rang out in the dead of night at 3:00 a.m., a woman came running from this town home telling people three people inside were shot. police told neighbors to stay down. six times total we heard firing. never been so scared in my life. reporter: as officered evacuated the neighborhood a man began shooting hitting a police vehicle. we kept persisting on him coming out. reporter: hours passed but there was no talking him out. he fired
bigger than this, the championship game, notre dame against bama. our josh elliott is in miami covering the hope, the hype and the runup to tomorrow night s game. and you know what? don t confuse the red for being a bama fan. because i m not. i m going for the irish. mid western girl, have to stick to my roots. going with the irish. by the way, josh looks pretty happy being on the beach as opposed to the frigid northeast. a lot of news breaking overnight, and, of course, for that we turn to mr. ron claiborne. dan and paula, faris and harris, good morning to everyone. we begin with that deadly standoff in aurora, colorado, a town still reeling from that movie massacre. four people killed including an armed suspect killed in a shootout with the police s.w.a.t. team. abc s clayton sandell has the story. reporter: the first shots rang out in the dead of night. at 3:00 a.m., a woman came running from this town home telling police three people inside were shot. police
over stolen iphones. tonight, the simple app that helps to protect yourself without going that far. and the close encounter caught on tape. the polar bear. the photographer who wanted to get close who was not expecting this. she s coming closer and closer. see what happens when the 1,000-pound bear tries to break through that glass. good evening. on this saturday night. great to have you with us here. we begin tonight with that unruly arling passenger trying to create a real scare in the air. witnesses say that he was drunk. over my shoulder, here s what the crew did, turning to duct tape to trap him. the passenger was on a flight from iceland to new york. witnesses say that he was drinking his duty-free liquor, allegedly claiming the plane would go down. passengers holding him down as the crew trapped him with the tape. that s just one case tonight causing real concern. the other concerns an captain, when authorities smelled something troubling on his breath. abc s l
breath. abc s lisa stark on both fronts tonight. reporter: you might call it instant justice. this man got so drunk and so belligerent on his flight, that fellow passengers duct-taped him to a seat and strapped his mouth shut, after he allegedly choked a woman and screamed that the plane was going to crash. the icelandic air flight was heading from iceland to new york, the airline tells us he was restrained by passengers and crew and was monitored for his own safety. police took the drunk passenger to a hospital, he was not charged. reportedly because passengers did not want to come forward. in minneapolis, it was a pilot who allegedly had too much to drink, way too much. american airlines captain kolbjorn kristiansen was caught by chance. tsa and other officers smelling a whiff of alcohol as kristiansen was waiting for an elevator. by the time airport police arrested him, he had completed preflight checks for his commuter flight to new york and the 53 passengers were get