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
a man chewed off the face of his victim. let s go outfront. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, tipping point. the latest syrian pictures of 49 murdered children in syria have made people ask whether america must step in. the uprising has left more than 12,000 syrians dead. with the rest of the world watching from the sidelines. today the only response was symbolic. eight countries including the united states expelling syrian diplomats. in the year when the president is running on his foreign policy victories syria is becoming a lightning rod. this administration has a feckless foreign policy which abandons american leadership. i know because i visit with these people that they are ready to help these people and they are helping them some. it cries out for american leadership. and today mitt romney said the president s quote lack of leadership has resulted in a policy of paralysis and we should work with partners to arm the opposition. now, that is something a lot o
and a new drug, is it to blame for a brutal attack where police say this is truly gruesome. a man chewed off the face of his victim. let s go outfront. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, tipping point. the latest syrian pictures of 49 murdered children in syria have made people ask whether america must step in. the uprising has left more than 12,000 syrians dead. with the rest of the world watching from the sidelines. today the only response was symbolic. eight countries including the united states expelling syrian diplomats. in the year when the president is running on his foreign policy victories syria is becoming a lightning rod. this administration has a feckless foreign policy which abandons american leadership. i know because i visit with these people that they are ready to help these people and they are helping them some. it cries out for american leadership. and today mitt romney said the president s quote lack of leadership has resulted in a policy of pa
memorial day is the unofficial start of the summer. the presidential race is just entering its second stage. it s the time when campaigns try to hammer home negative attacks, now reinforced by super pac ads. we re living in a time when spin outweighs substance. when narratives can unfortunately matter much more than facts. and summer is the time when we see the campaigns try to make these attacks stick. now, on this show we try to play it straight, criticizing, for example, the democrats claims that republicans are conducting a war on women. while at the same time calling out conservatives for saying that president obama is waging a war on religion. the problem is when we demonize people we disagree with, using fear and hate instead of reason. well, tonight we want to tell you exactly what doesn t add up. the biggest three myths of the political season as we head into the summer campaign stretch. outfront tonight, errol lewis and cnn contributor, and my bride, margaret hoove
outfront 1, breaking news. america s biggest bank hosting an emergency call as its stock falls. why? jpmorgan is facing significant losses and says it took more risks than it should have. the losses to this point, the company says, to the tune of $3 billion. here s some of the things the ceo jamie diamond just said moments ago on the call. he said the trades were, quote, flawed, complex, poorly reviewed, poorly executed and poorly monitored. these were egregious mistakes and self-inflicted. just because we were stupid doesn t mean anyone else was. there were many errors, sloppiness and bad judgment. now, this adds to what the company released in a filing today, which is amazing. quote, this portfolio has proven to be riskier, more volatile and less effective as an economic hedge than the firm previously believed. the portfolio in question, a portfolio of synthetic credit securities. i ll get to that in a moment. but this is bigger than jpmorgan. the wall street journal wrot