and from aurora, colorado, david muir and chris cuomo. >>> and good morning, everybody. we're going to get straight to david and chris in colorado in a moment. first, we want to run down the latest developments. we now have a total of 70 casualties. 12 people killed. 58 injured. hoping the death count doesn't rise. but we need to point out, 11 of the injured are in critical condition. fighting for their lives as we speak. overnight, police started identifying the dead. they started to notify the family. many of whom went through a truly agonizing wait. we saw images like this one. this woman was overheard saying of her loved one, quote, they cannot find him. >> so much heartache. the town of aurora coming together last night in a vigil. for the families hurting so much this morning. new details about the suspect. was he on prescription drugs at the time of the shooting? and we have much more on the elaborate trip wires keeping authorities out of his apartment this morning. we have complete coverage from our team of correspondents. david muir leads us off. good morning, d

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actually, we're going chris cuomo with another story. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. we've been talking about the 70 people injure here. the biggest number in american history. the very dubious statistic to lean on. as we learned about the tragedy, the first name that came out was a young woman who really captured what this was all about. full of life. so much promise. and a life taken too soon, almost twice. described as vivacious and full of life, jessica ghawi dropped everything to move to denver to pursue a career in journalism. we spoke to her brother, jordan. >> it was a passion to her life. the obstacles she overcame. >> reporter: the 25-year-old aspiring sports caster from san antonio, texas, was at a toronto mall earlier this year when a gunman went on a rampage. her mother talked to diane sawyer. >> she wrote afterwards, a final post on her personal blog, i can't get this odd feeling out of my chest. this empty, almost sickening feeling won't go away. >> yes, and she was -- very affected by watching the

governor cuomo remains a mystery. why? does he not care about a child rapist sentenced to two years in his state? that's inexpolitic cable. lore cet that lynch an absolute hero. >> having spoken with the d.a.'s office brooklyn last week even they weren't necessarily expecting. this the thought at that point was that the next move would be try try to get the state attorney general to get this guy civilly confined somehow. that's a tough battle. she steps in and saves the day. i will tell you what happens. the sentence comes down on july 12th. due to your credit, bill, brought this into the national eye on july 19th. last thursday and that monday, the following monday, july 23rd is when the feds got involved and did their first interview of mr. godman and now charges have been filed and now instead of getting out in september, which is what he is about to do. he will be arrested, transferred into federal custody upon his release from state prison he is facing 10 years mandatory up to life in prisonment. those who think it is

governor cuomo remains a mystery. why? does he not care about a child rapist sentenced to two years in his state?le. lore cet that lynch an absolute hero. >> having spoken with the d.a.'s office brooklyn last week even they weren't necessarily expecting. this the thought at that point was that the next move would be try try to get the state attorney general to get this ant interview of mr. godman and now charges have been filed and now instead of getting out in september, which is what he is about to do. he will be arrested, transferred into federal custody upon his release from state prison he is facing 10 years mandatory up to life in prisonment. those who think it is harsh. >> not harsh. >> more fownts of child molestation and rape than sandusky and he got a life sentence essentially. this guy was getting out in two years, which is a month and a half from now after time served. if you didn't see it. this may be a coincidence. ms. megyn and i did the story in a very methodical way last week, a week ago. we walked it thro

more from chris cuomo. >> reporter: meet dr. mark silverberg of chicago, recently selected as "among the nation's most excellent" dentists by the consumers' research council of america. sounds like a great honor, but there's a problem. dr. silverberg is actually an anesthesiologist. after training as a dentist, he went to medical school, but that was 20 years ago. >> it's a sham. i've practiced zero days of dentistry in my life. >> reporter: dr. silverberg ordered the plaque so we could inspect this so called "honor." but other doctors make a big deal of these top doc plaques, touting them on their websites for promotional purposes. and how did you get that honor? the company first sends doctors a flattering letter. congratulating them on their impressive achievements. doctors are then encouraged to buy plaques that can cost over $500. but we wanted to check for ourselves just how "top" some of these doctors really are. we went on the consumers research council of america's website and we found dozens of doctors disciplined by t

when andrew cuomo first got -- first came to office as governor, he said he wanted to emulate some of the qualities of alfred smith. and earlier in the program, we talked about how at one point the governor's office was a very weak political office. can you just -- if anything, go over what he did to make the office of governor stronger and what example did he leave behind for others to follow? >> thank you, sir. john evers. >> that is probably one of the lasting legacies of alfred e. smith. and when governor cuomo entered office, he put smith's portrait behind the rostrum so that all the press conferences will see al smith. and he replaced teddy roosevelt who was there for the last three governors. and then governor cuomo also instituted a sage commission which would investigate government and try to make it more efficient which is also like smith's reconstruction commission. the point that smith is probably being emulated the most for is efficiency in government. smith took 187 massive rolling bureaus, boards, commissions, departments and rolled them into the 20 departments of gover

listen, if you watched the show for the past couple of weeks you know i've talked a bit about governor cuomo in new york his plans to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana. you would be permitted to carry up to 25 grams for personal use without getting arrested. to remind you, 25 grams is is-- it's snuff to fill this. it's enough to fill this-- i think we must have mice here because it was up to here, and there were, like, five bags of doritos around here. ( laughter ). and they're all-- that's fine. never mind, just to show you. let me just get that. so it's-- by the way, i don't know if you can tell, this is labeled so that i know. ( laughter ). anyway, so i just want to refill it up to show you what would be legal, you know. >> governor cuomo today confirming his proposal to decriminalize small amountof marijuana is dead. so it went up in smoke following opposition in the republican-controlled state senate. >> ooooh! >> jon: would you excuse me just one second? ( laughter ) ( toilet flushing ) probably wondering why i have i toilet under there. ( laughter ). seeing as the show is 22 mi

anyway, so i just want to refill it up to show you what would be legal, you know. >> governor cuomo today confirming his proposal to decriminalize small amountof marijuana is dead. so it went up in smoke following opposition in the republican-controlled state senate. >> ooooh! >> jon: would you excuse me just one second? ( laughter ) ( toilet flushing ) probably wondering why i have i toilet under there. ( laughter ). seeing as the show is 22 minutes long. ( laughter ). hey, man, i'm not superman. look, here's the crazy part-- this bill is dead in new york, but in new jersey, the state assembly voted monday to decriminalize 15 grams of pot, but their governor doesn't want to do it. >> governor chrishr

anyway, so i just want to refill it up to show you what would be legal, you know. >> governor cuomo today confirming his proposal to decriminalize small amountof marijuana is dead. so it went up in smoke following opposition in the republican-controlled state senate. >> ooooh! >> jon: would you excuse me just one second? ( laughter ) ( toilet flushing ) probably wondering why i have i toilet under there. ( laughter ). seeing as the show is 22 minutes long. ( laughter ). hey, man, i'm not superman. look, here's the crazy part-- this bill is dead in new york, but in new jersey, the state assembly voted monday to decriminalize 15 grams of pot, but their governor doesn't want to do it. >> governor chris christie says he's going to veto it. this is not something he is in support of. >> jon: you know what this means, people? we're a gov-swap away from making the garden state the ( bleep ) look at that garden state! ( laughter ) i don't think it would be too hard to get either one of these guys to touch a skull, get drunk, and pee into a fountain and do the whole switch. what's the deal with vet

cuomo has completely ignored us. will sign jessica's law if the legislature passes it. christie also took a shot at me, quote. bill o'reilly is crazy if they sign it, i will -- if they send it, i will sign it o'reilly needs to open his ears and listen. be glad to, governor. we have been asking you to appear on the factor for years but you will not. we would like to listen. we would like you to sit right here so we could listen. the point is that both christie and cuomo should take a leadership role in protecting the children of their states by demanding jessica's law be passed. and calling out by the way we will send a petition urging them to back jessica's law. can you sign that petition on bill o'reilly.com. president obama getting jazz from the late night guys including conan o'brien. >> president obama and vice president joe bide rn trying out a new batch of slogans, they are really trying to come up with something good. the economy is bad. it's all my fault and i can't fix it. >> i'm betting on china. >> i'm in over my head. you should vote for mr. romney >> it's h

and when govern cuomo entered office, he put smith's picture up. so that everyone would see that picture. and he replaced teddy roosevelt. and governor cuomo instituted a save commission, which investigated government and would make it more efficient. the point that smith is probably being emulated the most for is efficiency in government. smith took 187 massive rolling bureaus and departments and rolled them into the 20 departments of government and had the legislature pass the constitutional amendments and then they were ratified by the people to make the governor a strong governor. and this is prior to fdr reforming the executive office of the presidency in d.c. smith wanted to make sure if i a point a commissioner i want him to answer to me. prior to that, the terms overlapped, the health commissioner had six year terms and certain commissioners like the insurance commissioner could be appointed by the previous governor and the governor that assumes office cannot remove him. or certain boards or bureaus, like the department of agriculture were

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governor cuomo and governor christie, pay attention. you can't have child rapists getting two years in prison. that's not going to sit in new york state. i live here. if i have to go to albany and camp outside, i'm going to do that. >> listen, you know how i said you get sweepish about certain things, you're in defatiguable, you're mcgruff the crime dog on protecting kids. tear them a new one, billy. >> bill: absolutely. we're going to get jessica's law in jersey and new york and i don't care what the excuses are. we're going to get it. all right. "american idol," jennifer lopez and the guy from aerosmith, they don't want to do it anymore. miller what, is happening to american civilization? >> they should turn that show over every year. i just hope john roberts doesn't go over there now and judge 'cause he's proven himself insane. >> bill: you should be a judge! miller, let's do a write in campaign. miller should be a judge. they got howard stern on that other show, don't they? isn't howard sitting this? you should be on "american idol"

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abc news already reported that kerry kennedy cuomo told police she might have taken ambien. tonight, there are new counts emerging of what ambien can do to the human body. here's diana perez. >> reporter: a critical clue in the kerry kennedy crash investigation. kennedy told police she told ambien before she got behind the wheel, sideswiped a tractor trailer and fell asleep. >> there's a lot of reports of people sleep-driving, sleep-walking, even people having sex while they're on ambien. >> reporter: the bizarre side effects of the sleeping aid have grabbed headlines before. judy evans said she had no idea she was getting up in the middle of the night until her son stayed with her, following back surgery. >> came home from the hospital, my son came to stay with me and found me up in the middle of the night, frying eggs and bacon. >> reporter: kerry papps woke up to find she had gotten out of bed, dressed and taken a drive, all while in a sleep-like state. >> i was at work, fully dressed, sitting at my computer, but i don't remember driving, i don't remember getting up. i do

. >> bill: we got to get governor cuomo and governor christie, both guys have ignored this and now we have two -- and i understand one of the victims appealed to the judge, don't give him two years. >> first of all, you know how much courage it takes for a victim of sexual assault, a young boy to come out and say, judge, this happened to me. i was raped by this man repeatedly. and what message did this judge send to that boy and all the other boys in brooklyn in that jurisdiction just like him if. >> bill: two years doesn't mean anything. >> i'm not going to stand by you. >> bill: that's right. we have tried to get a comment from this murphy, this judge murphy. he's hiding under his desk. >> i called and didn't get a response. >> bill: right. like he's not accountable for anything that he does. >> it stinks to high heaven as well because there was a report, we didn't get this, but there was a report from somebody who apparently knows the judge saying he did it because he wanted to spare the victims the pain of a trial. >> bill: the victims wanted to go to trial! >> and stood up as he

on the democratic side, andrew cuomo of new york, martin o'malley of maryland, senator mark warner of virginia, elizabeth warren, rahm emanuel of chicago and secretary of state hillary clinton. >> if jeb bush runs in 2016 on the republican side or 2020 if romney is elected, he's the overwhelming favorite. if clinton decides she wants to run again, i would say she's not likely to do so but she has not ruled out doing so, she is the de facto nominee. if not we have a much wider contest. if secretary clinton doesn't run, andrew cuomo, governor of new york, the son of a former governor of new york who himself was a much talked about though never realized presidential candidate, mario cuomo, would be on that side. if jeb bush doesn't run, much more wide open. some of it would decide on who mitt romney picks as his president. if he picks indual or rubio if they lost in 2012, they would be first among equals in 2016. host: chris cillizza, your first book, thank you very much for being with us. guest: thank you for taking the time, i appreciate it. host: your work is online at "washington pos

>>reporter: chris cuomo reporting from colorado. now among those having trouble dealing with the shooting, are the first responders. police chef of aurora asked about that short time ago. listen. >> if our cops wept through a lot. as i told enthusiastic morning they rushed people out of that theater into police cars heard some compelling stories. >> chief says when things slow down getting officers the help they need to cope with what they saw will be a priority. >>> we have more we want to bring you on the shooting in colorado. as we continue here tonight. >> yes. pointed a gun. >> yes. at me. >>reporter: later minute by minute of the colorado shooting from tweet of excited movie goers before the film began and chaos and arrest that followed. >> plus 4 bay area cities. 4 bay area police departments. all dealing with a powdery substance tonight. live with the latest on that. >> after months of being separated by court orders, suspended sheriff mirkarimi and his wife are reunited but not his wife are reunited but not for long >> i'm

check this out, abc's chris cuomo. >> reporter: meet dr. mark silverberg of chicago. recently awarded one of the nation's most excellent dentists. sounds like a great honor. but there's a problem. dr. silverberg is actually an anesthesiologist. after training as a dentist he went to medical school. but that was 20 years ago. >> it's a sham. i've practiced zero days of dentistry in my life. >> reporter: dr. silverberg ordered the plaque so we could inspect this so-called honor. but other doctors make a big deal of these "top doc" plaques, touting them on their web sites for promotional purposes. how do you get that honor? the company first sends doctors a flattering letter, congratulating them on their impressive achievements. doctors are then encouraged to buy plaques that can cost over $500. but we wanted to check for ourselves just how "top" some of these doctors really are. we went on the consumers research council of america's web site and found dozens of doctors disciplined by their state medical boards were also listed as "top docs." among the disgraced we found

here's abc's chris cuomo with an encore "realty check." >> i think they're hoping i'm just going to be like, okay, you can have my house. this is my home. i'm not leaving. >> reporter: heather cadman bought her massachusetts home eight years ago. right now, she's fighting the bank to keep it. a date has been set to auction it off. >> when i heard people were losing jobs and what not in this economy that i knew i could squeak by. but unfortunately, that wasn't the case. >> reporter: heather's a single mom with a 14-year-old son named donny. >> leave it. >> reporter: she also takes care of her 80-year-old mother. >> it's not that i want to stay home and have a free house. i want to work. >> reporter: you're not running away from your debt. >> no, i want to pay my bills. i want a payment that i can afford. i want to pay my mortgage. did you have a good day? good to see you, hon. >> reporter: heather was laid off from a full time job. her new part-time job, even with help from her mother and ex-husband, isn't enough to make ends meet. >> i was just squeaking by. i'd pay on the 15th, you kn

kennedy and the ex-wife of andrew cuomo. >>> penn state is planning for another football season despite the fact that the football program could be shut down. a report accused top university officials of not doing enough to stop jerry sandusky from abusing young boys. the head of the ncaa says nothing is off the table in terms of sanctioning the school. they will decide whether to remove a statue of the late joe paterno. one of the officials accused of covering up the scandal. >>> the sudden closure of y-me has some in the region stunned and wondering what happened to their donations. members of a golf group sent the charity a check for $13,000. y-me is known for mother's day runs and 24 hour hot line. y-me's only explanation so far is partly a cash flow crisis. >>> doctors say it could be the most effective new therapy to fight obesity yet and has one approval from the food and drug administration. the fda cleared a pill named qnexa. patient lost up to 10% of their body weight. the drug was rejected in 2010. but based on new data this year the fda decided the benefits outweigh the risk

chris cuomo investigates during a 2020, 2 hour abc special, vacation confidential, tonight at 9:00, followed by abc2 news at 11:00. >>> could there be a way to lose weight without dieting, that sounds like an incredible story. the results of a new experimental drug, how and why doctors think it could work. this next story stings, find out how to minimize the pain of a bee sting. >>> a health alert for you tonight, a new experimental drug maybe able to trick your body in to losing weight. researchers tested mice and learned the drug turned their schedules upside down. the mice that received the drug couldn't figure out the difference between day and night, became less active but lost weight. the changes were not due to eating less but due to the metabolic changes that caused them to burn more energy. >>> good news if you take some of the most popular drugs on the market, they maybe more affordable. ims health says ten drugs including singular, plavix and boniva will be available by the end of the year in generic. the patents will expire. you are not the only one that wins, this will also help