defense attorneys got their first look inside holmes apartment where authorities say he had planned to kill police officers using a complex network of booby traps, explosives and chemicals. police have finally released holmes apartment building from being a crime scene and displaced residents will now be allowed back home. work crews spent the day repairing damage to the building caused during the police investigation. people continue to heal as well. mourners shed tears at a memorial across the street from the theater. earlier, the first memorial service paid tribute to 51-year-old gordon cowden who took his teenage daughters to the movie last friday. his girls were not hurt. teresa garcia, cbs news, aurora, colorado. some of the colorado shooting victims who face costly medical bills do not have health insurance. three of the five hospitals treating the victims say they ll limit or completely eliminate the costs. a fund to help the victims has raised nearly $2 million
theater gunman james holmes. the package containing handwritten papers was addressed to one of holmes instructors in the neuroscience ph.d. program. meanwhile, the first of holmes alleged victims was buried. teresa garcia in aurora, colorado, has our report. investigators say a package from accused movie theater gunman was found in the mail room of the university of colorado denver. the package which was discovered monday was handled by a bomb squad robot and x-rayed to check for explosives. sources say the letter was sent to one of holmes former professors, a psychiatrist. in it, he talked about shooting people and included crude drawings of a gunman and his victims. the letter may help investigators learn more about holmes but experts say not to expect closure. there is nothing that this individual could say to us that would cause us and the general public to sit back and say now i understand why you did this. defense attorneys got their first look inside holmes ap
the university of colorado received a package from alleged theater begun man james holmes. the package containing handwritten papers was addressed to one of holmes instructors in the ph.d. program. meanwhile, the first of holmes alleged victims was buried. teresa garcia in aurora, colorado, has our report. investigators say a package from accused movie theater begun man was found in the mail room of the university of colorado denver. the package which was discovered monday was handled by a bomb squad robot and x-rayed to check for explosives. sources say the letter was sent to one of holmes former professors, a psychiatrist. he talked about shooting people and included crude drawings of a gunman and his victims. the letter may help investigators learn more about holmes but experts say not to expect closure. there is nothing that this individual could say to us that would cause us and the general public to sit back and say now i understand why you did this. defense att
we begin this morning with back to work. as lawmakers return from a holiday, president obama is getting ready to stir the political fires with a call to extend bush-era tax cuts, but not for everyone. this as the president s campaign turns up the heat on mitt romney. brian mooar joins us from washington with details. good morning to you. reporter: good morning, veronica. faced with bad headlines, the obama campaign wants to change the conversation. as congress returns today from its july 4th recess, president obama already has some work planned for lawmakers. later today he s reportedly going to ask congress to extend bush era tax cuts for americans making less than a quarter million dollars a year. the obama campaign needs to quickly pivot away from last week s feeble jobs report. it is aiming its guns not only on capitol hill, but on republican mitt romney s personal finances. he offshores most of his own personal investments presumably to shield them from taxes. i ve
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