. >> james holmes es el hombre que atentó contra muchas personas en el cine, le tenemos el perfil del sospechoso y desde los Ángeles el efecto que esto ha tenido en quienes visitan las salas de cinesn todo el país. >> este es su noticiero univisión con lilia calderón y enrique acevedo. >> vamos a comenzar con el epicentro de la tragedia donde james holmes disparó contra las personas que estaban en un cine, 12 han muertos y más de 50 personas heridas, vamos con los detalles. >> buenas noches. >> buenas noches enrique y estamos frente al lugar donde ocurrió la tragedia y la policía no nos permite acercarnos más y aunque la verdad es que para muchos de ellos no olvidarán esto. >> quienes viven en colorado están tratando de ver por qué paso esto, en la conferencia de prensa de la policía no dio respuestas. >> (habla en inglés). >>eel papa jefe dijo que las cuatro armas las compró. >;> dijo que nunca había visto tanto arsenal, james holmes fue arrestado minutos después de la masacre, hirió a más de 70, 11 en estado critico y 12 muertos. >> ella estaba con sus dos hijas.

and suspected gunman james holmes. people who knew him are also speaking out now and a new photo posted on a sex website may be that of hole am with red hair there. we'll tell you how that could impact this investigation. the community gathers in prayer to remember the 12 lives lost in the tragedy and 38 in all injured. all right. that's where we begin. we're learning more about the victims. cnn's nick valencia is here with some of their stories. we understand the police department will be revealing a long list of all the victims. they haven't done that thus far. we're expecting that momentarily. but what can you tell us about the victims that we're learning more about? >> the list of those wounded and deceased will be released later on today at 2:00 p.m. press conference. we hope to get those names sooner. but cnn's been able to confirm half of those deceased. we'll start with the latest information we have. staff sergeant jesse chilledldr of california. his family notified late this morning at 1:00 a.m. of his passin

the suspect is 24-year-old james holmes. he had four guns and more than 6,000 rounds of ammunition that he purchased over the internet. 12 people are dead and 11 others in critical condition this morning. 70 people are recovering from their injuries. officers have a confirmed list of the victims and started reaching out to their families. stay with eyewitness news for complete coverage of the terrible mass shooting for the latest on the suspect, the victims and the investigation. go to wjz.com. >>> a man is, an outbreak of help titling c is in new hampshire. it is now linked to a medical technician who once worked at several hospitals here in maryland. doctors believe 30 people in new hampshire have contracted the virus. but so far, no cases are connected in maryland. meghan mccorkell with more on the local link. >> reporter: good morning. david kay cowsky was a traveling medical technician who worked at four maryland hospitals. none of the hospitals have linked any hepatitis c cases to him. investigators are saying that the

a point involving james holmes' mother, arlene holmes. there you see james holmes with the died red hair in kour. she wanted to make it clear that when someone from abc newsed called on friday to ask about james holmes. she uttered the words, you have the right person, she was referring to the fact -- tht arlene holmes, the mother, the abc person was speaking to the mother of james holmes. she was not implying. not suggesting in any way anything was wrong with james holmes. that, in fact, she knew james holmes was involved in this incident at all, and the attorney is now wanting to make it clear that the mother had no idea what was going on in colorado. had no idea that her son was involved in anything along these lines. we're here in "the situation room." i'm wolf blitzer. we'll go to the scene. e lavendera is in aurora. there are important developments happening in the case. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, som

and jim spellman is near the apartment complex where james holmes lives. good morning, what do we know about the president's agenda today? all right. we've lost jim spellman. we'll get back to him in a moment. i want to talk about this violence and the horrible stories about what happened inside the theater. how do you explain this to your children when they ask you about it? when they ask about what happened here in aurora? we'll get tips from a psychologist in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> alex sul

james holmes disparó contra las personas que estaban en un cine, 12 han muertos y más de 50 personas heridas, vamos con los detalles. >> buenas noches. >> buenas noches enrique y estamos frente al lugar donde ocurrió la tragedia y la policía no nos permite acercarnos más y aunque la verdad es que para muchos de ellos no olvidarán esto. >> quienes viven en colorado están tratando de ver por qué paso esto, en la conferencia de prensa de la policía no dio respuestas. >> (habla en inglés). >>eel papa jefe dijo que las cuatro armas las compró. >;> dijo que nunca había visto tanto arsenal, james holmes fue arrestado minutos después de la masacre, hirió a más de 70, 11 en estado critico y 12 muertos. >> ella estaba con sus dos hijas. >> ella solo atino a correr, la niña se cayó pero ella la arresto hasta la puerta. >> entre ellos estaba este joven que se salvo. >> yo estaba en el piso, tratando de proteger a mi hermana y amigos, pero no los podía encontrar, todos querían salir. >> mientras se busca un motivo que busque dar motivo a quien no lo tienen. >> son muchas las preg

his name is james holmes. police who have been at his apartment, they found out his apartment has been booby trapped. police are on the scene in san diego talking to his family. his mother has expressed concern for those who were lost. when contacted today by nbc news, she was unaware that the shooting had taken place, but said you have the right person. i need to call police. i need to fly out to colorado. there are camera crews on the scene there of the holmes fam y family. we heard from lieutenant andra brown in san diego just moments ago that that family is not considered any part of the aurora, colorado investigation, however, those family members could certainly give a lot of insight to the mindset of the suspect, james holmes. authorities were tipped off by holmes himself that his apartment is booby trapped. they used this hook and ladder bucket to literally pull the window frames out to look inside. they said there is some sophisticated booby trap inside the apartment himself. we want to go to jeremy j

james holmes facing a colorado judge this hour. live cameras in the courtroom. >>> penn state football escapes the so-called death penalty, but the punishment just handed down by the ncaa may be even worse. >>> and drew peterson goes on trial for the murder of his third wife while the disappearance of wife number four is still an open case. >>> we begin with a death penalty for penn state football, well, not so much, but this is definitely going to hurt. just this morning, the university got slapped with a massive penalty that will last for years to come. among the most brutal, a $60 million fine. a four-year post-season ban and a forfeit of all football wins since 1998. you know what that means? joe paterno loses his title as winningest coach in major college football history. all of this in the wake of that child sex abuse scandal involving former assistant football coach jerry sandusky. rumors of the massive fine trickled out on sunday, the same time paterno's iconic statue on campus was wrapped in plastic, covered with a blanke

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also shot dead by james holmes. >> gregg: john larimer. born in 1985. >> heather: and the list continues, 12 people in all. alexander bike, jesse chilledders. >> gregg: jonathanton blunk. >> heather: continuing on, rebecca ann wingo. alex sullivan. >> gordon w cowdon and michaela, and alexander tellis. >> heather: a lot of people have been sharing these names and say they want their names to be remembered, the people who died on that tragic day, and the people who survived the shooting. >> gregg: so many others are still at this hour at area hospitals being treated. several of them are in critical conditions. our thoughts and prayers are with them, their family and friends. >> heather: that does it for us. fox report with john scott from aurora, colorado, is coming up next. >> gregg: and "justice" with judge jeanine on location in aurora, colorado also tonight at 9:00 o'clock eastern time. thank you for being with us for our special coverage of the movie massacre. we'll see you back here shortly brave knights! as you can clearly see from t

holmes. >> that was james holmes' apartment today. they found out that the front door was rigged to blow up in the face of whoever opened it. the police had been out there all day yesterday and all day. first, i'm going to show you some live pictures right here. not far from where i am standing, people are gathering for a second night where 70 people were either killed or wounded in one shooting rampage. the people of auroa, colorado are mourning today. and then over in my shoulder at the theater where it happened, there were police officers just on the scene moments ago. they were removing evidence and looking into that. in the meantime, police are releasing the names of all of the victims as their families are informed now. the last of the 12 names were made public just a short time ago. and just look at this picture and these words? the words on the front page. "our hearts are broken." so, ed, we just so that controlled explosion. why did they do that? and are the people who live there, are they allowed to go back home now? so many

i mean, neighbors told us that james holmes was a bityou? >> well, we see the patterns from all of these mass shootings. the fbi has put a profile together. and this individual, holmes, is starting to fit that profile, and there were warning signs that we do know of for this individual and for other individuals. as you talked about, the seclusion, the isolation, the rage, the anger. and what we see most often is this slow decompensation into mental instability. the problem here, randi, is that many young people who are having these issues, because they may not have hallucinations, therefore, they're not admitted into psychiatric hospitals, they're not a danger to others at the time, and the parents literally are pulling their hair out because they don't know how to get those kids to get the help that they need. the kids don't want to get on the psychotropic medications because they have such side effects, and of course, they don't want other kids or other young people to know that they're having these mental health issues. >> yeah, and in th

he asked if i was arlene holmes and my son was james holmes who lives in aurora, colorado. i said yes, you have the right person. i was referring to myself. i asked him to tell me why he was calling. he told me about a shooting in aurora. he asked for comment. i told him i could not comment because i did not know if the person he was talking about was my son. i would need to find out. >> greta: who wants to talk more to the parents, the defense or the prosecution and what are they going to ask? >> i think that both sides certainly are going want to talk to the parents. one of the things that i want to know from the parents is what kind of a psychological psychiatric record that this guy may or may not have had through thinks childhood and adulthood. this abc reporter may have caught this woman by surprise. i'm willing to give her the benefit of the doubt. when she said i think you have the right person. the answer we want to draw, the inference we want to draw is that he lunatic. >> greta: i think the statement was made both ways when you are awakened in the middle of the n

investigators perched on the roof of james holmes' apartment building. and a group of young people gather outside the aurora theater to pray for dead and injured. all of this has been an amazing story. i just want to leave you with this one thought. of the 12 victims, their identities have now been known. the youngest, only 6 years old. the 12 who were killed, 6 years old the youngest, 51 the oldest. we leave you now with a look at the victims in this horrible, horrible case. >>> good evening, everyone, coming to you live from aurora, colorado. you oar in the cnn newsroom tonight. lots to get to tonight. we're about to walk you through the horrific movie theater shooting, minute by minute, as a gunman opened fire. you'll see what he did before hand and how police found him immediately afterward. also right now, police here in aurora are still not talking about possible motives. what would make a young man suddenly commit so much violence against so many people? colorado police and the fbi have been all over james holmes' apartment today, slowly and caref

i think that's the greatest strength of original aurora and where james holmes lives. it's an area where 66% of the individuals are hispanic, and 60% of immigrants who come to colorado or come to our nation come to original aurora. so that area is an area where you will find several families, several children -- in fact, 40% of the homes in that area have at least two or more children in it. so it's an area that's extremely diverse. however, there are some despair in that area as well. you'll find that lot of children are living in poverty. two-thirds of the people who live in that area in fact live in poverty. and 80% of the schools are underperforming. so it's an area where it's hopeful, where you find people are coming in search of affordable housing and a place to create the american dream. >> so then i wonder, representative, from your point of view, that being such a textured community, how does one try to make sense of this james holmes being able to blend in, have 60 to 90 odd packages being delivered to his home, to have this kind of methodical -- alleged meth

james holmes, the 24-year-old suspect, appearing in court just four days after he allegedly opened fire in a movie theater. the flame red hair, the dazed look. in the front row, parents and friends of the victims, studying his face. the father-in-law of one of the victims said he looked demonic. david muir has covered this story since the first bulletin and he is outside the courtroom. david? >> reporter: as you know, so many families told me they want to focus on the survivors, the victims hire. but today, a community did pause to stare down a gunman face to face. the guards on the courthouse as james holmes was walked in an under ground tunnel to the courtroom. and the victims, heads down. and a woman on crutches, a couple arm in arm. this is what they saw. james holmes, his hair still died that comic book color. his eyes at times, exaggerated, wide open. offering a stunned expression. other times, seeming to struggle to keep them open to stay awake. >> you have a right to know the charges. >> reporter: also, was the suspect on medication. there was moments when he went from one extre

the individual claims to be james holmes. it was created earlier this month and as you can see the guy here has red hair like the real life suspect james holmes. and there is a line that reads will you visit me in prison. grant lodes, kron 4 news. >> we have coverage of the movie massacre on facebook, twitter and www.kron.com. >>> warm temperatures today with highs runs as much as 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. 74 oakland today and 88 for your afternoon high in concord. beautiful day and nice weather for the weekend as well. tonight partly cloudy, patchy fog out there. not much. tomorrow morning clear and mild and for the afternoon another nice day, mostly sunny. temperatures 2-8 degrees warmer than today. i will let you know what you can expected for saturday coming up. >>> suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi and his wife reunited. we will have details and white powder sent to several bay area police departments today. we will tell you where. >> coming up later, the giants work in philadelphia and the a's going

they also want to begin assessing just exactly what james holmes put in there. they weren't exactly sure what kind of materials he had been using and they want to use a robot with cameras and now they can really get a sense of what they were up against. this could have been an incredibly tragic and more deadly situation with someone unsuspecting just walked into this apartment and this thing was ready to trigger as soon as someone opened the door and that could have easily have killed more people. >> so, ed, i wonder, this is a pretty sizeable apartment complex and they have cordoned off the wear and evacuated that apartment complex for an undetermined amount of time. have some of the residents of that apartment complex been milling around? have they been asking questions about where they'll retrieve their belongings and pets or anything like that? >> reporter: you know, what's really frightening is we've spoken -- some of my colleagues have spoken to the woman that lives just below james holmes and is obviously one of the people that had been evacuated. she exp

finally, the suspect, james holmes, he is in police custody. we expect to see him for the first time monday for his first court appearance. let's stay on the suspect for right now. investigators are still waiting to get into his apartment. looking through the window they found an arsenal and they found booby-traps. our poppy harlow is at the complex. poppy, good morning to you. how long will it be until police can get into the apartment? do we know? >> we now have an answer to that. this just coming into nick valencia. frank is with the aurora police department, gary. he tells us that the fire department here, along with atf, will be returning to the residence of james holmes, right behind my right shoulder here, at around 7:00 a.m. local time. that's two hours from now, in colorado. it's not clear whether they're going to be allowed or plan to go into the apartment but they will come back here on scene. we will certainly be trying to talk to them. the reason with he don't know whether they will go in or not is because of how vexing, perplexing

james holmes has been described as clean-cut, responsible, smart. hardly anyone seemed to have known him well. drew when you're looking into building and when you hear about these explosive materials, this doesn't surprise you, considering what you have found about this man? >> actually it really only deepens the mystery. a professor said james holmes gave no reason whatsoever why he was leaving the school and withdrawing. not in writing and not verbally to anyone. we also know from a police dispatcher that the university of colorado's campus police, they did do a search of all their records, don, on everything they have on that campus and james holmes name did not come up at all. earlier today, we were at the building where he studied, where he worked in the lab, the neurosciences building. we do know that the police can a dog sweep of those buildings today. the campus was closed. it looked more reprecautioner. we contacted one student who said he was beside him in the labs last summer. he said, quote, i couldn't say i was close to him. i couldn't

holmes or take james holmes h' li holmes' life and it is bizarre because he is closing his eyes and looks tired and appears to be drugged, but that is the red hair we are hearing about. he died the -- he dyed the hair bright red, because he is a dark haired guy as we have seen. and what did you see in the courtro courtroom? >> well, first he shuffled in with the shackles on the legs and wearing flip-flops and burgundy jumpsuit with a vest underneath and bulletproof vest and shackled with a hunched down demeanor. and you hear about horrific the attack was, and this is the man alleged to have done it, and to me, he looked like a defeated person. he looked glum. kind of out of it. i don't know that we ever know what to expect when we finally lay eyes on somebody like this, but that wasn't it for me. >> and suzanne, we haven't heard anything like this that he was on any medication or that he ever acted strangely before, but to see this, i mean, this is the first time we are seeing him, and it does appear to be odd behavior. >> jim, tell us who was inside of the courtroom. was his family

investigators perched on the roof of james holmes' apartment building. and a group of young people gather outside the aurora theater to pray for dead and injured. all of this has been an amazing story. i just want to leave you with this one thought. of the 12 victims, their identities have now been known. the youngest, only 6 years old. the 12 who were killed, 6 years old the youngest, 51 the oldest. we leave you now with a look at the victims in this horrible, horrible case.

by now you've heard about james holmes arsenal. the ar-15 rifle, the shotgun and the two glock pistols, not to mention 6,000 rounds of ammo all purchased legally. come on, must the right to bear arms be that unrestricted. is there no way to protect the second amendment while at the same time making it tougher for cooks to buy as much artillery they can carry. there has to be some common sense approach to make this outrage at least a little less likely. let's be real, if we can't find that common ground, a way to work together as americans on this, well then the terrorists win. anita. >> if you want to respond to something derek has to say or just watch any let's be real commentary one more time, head over to the let's be real web page. it's part of our home page wusa9.com. you can roll over features. >>> and we're going to have continuing coverage on the theater shooting right now on wusa9.com. you can get the latest information. and if you would like, leave condolences for the victims online. just click on the check it out section

investigators say over the past four months james holmes ordered 50 packages online. within the packages 6,000 rounds of ammunition, a knife, a combat vest and other gear. purchases were $3,000, all within the four months prior to the shooting. gun purchases came in may and june. none of which signaled red flags to authorities. jr stone, kron 4 news. >>> temperatures were warm this afternoon. right now mild away from the coast line, 60s inland. same in the south bay. closer to the coast line, temperatures in the 50s as the fog is getting ready to settle in. over night fog moving into the bay shores and inland valleys. although it won't be there for long. sunny tomorrow but cooler in spots. marine air takes over the forecast and we will see below average temperatures. i will have details in a bit. >>> coming up, a company planning to lay off hundreds of workers and police surround a home after tracking down suspects in a weekend shooting. we will have details. >> coming up later, giants home from their road trip, highlights, and a marriage proposal, and we will have fu

>> from the very moment james holmes entered this school, they say that happens. they describe this neuroscience program which is in total 35 students, all four years or whatever years they go, they have a monitor, they have a team that works with them. it's a highly one-on-one faculty-to-student ratio. they meet, talk about coursework, they talk about problems. they talk about whatever issues that student is having that would make him not succeed in the program. >> why would they want to keep all of this so close to the vest? obviously people have their right to free speech, this is america. are they concerned about the victims or concerned about issues with the school -- >> they are now saying they've been asked by the police, the fbi, the investigators to keep quiet about this. but in other cases, we have not seen that. we did not see that at virginia tech. we knew what was on record about that kid and the problems he was having. we knew it in tucson with the community college there. they are falling back on the fact that this is an investigation. the questions

here's a picture of james holmes. police believe this was a picture from his adult friend finder website. they believe it may have been created by him. it brings us to steve moore, a former fbi special agent who worked on mass shooting cases in the past and served as head of security for pepperdine university. nice to see you, mr. moore. >> good morning. >> i'm going to read the list of weapons and ammunition that they recovered either from the scene and also some cases from the vehicle and some cases from the apartment. a remmington 12 gauge shotgun, military assault rifle. 40 caliber glock, firework shells and gasoline and ieds in the apartment and 6,000 rounds of ammunition purchased in recent months. when you look at that long list of weaponry, that's not illegal, not purchased illegally, is there a data base that would flag someone who is buying a mini arsenal of weaponry? and tons of ammo, two glocks all over the two to four-month period. >> there is not something that would compare it to other people who are ma

to hear investigators tell us, james holmes was very thorough in wiring his apartment. sources tell us he even booby- trapped his refrigerator. jeff? >> glor: jim, thank you. the f.b.i. and department of homeland security have issued a joint intelligence bulletin to state and local police urging them to be vigilant. but the advisory also stresses that friday's attack appears to be an isolated event, not part of some broader threat. justice correspondent bob orr is in washington and has more on the investigation tonight. >> reporter: sources say investigators have found key evidence in dumpsters and trash bins outside of james holmes' apartment. including a shipping label from an internet ammunition store called bulkammo.com. sources say investigators have also recovered a surveillance video of james holmes picking up approximately 150 pounds of ammunition at a federal express outlet in colorado. they've interviewed a u.p.s. driver who said holmes had 90 packages delivered to his workplace on the university of colorado medical campus. and sources say over the past severa

james holmes will likely face first degree murder charges. police say holmes spent months planning out his alleged rampage. gathering his arsenal, executing his plan and pulling the trigger with "calculation and deliberation." his court appearance will come just a few hours before his family is expected to break their silence, as well. let's get straight to don lemon who is just outside the courthouse where holmes will face a judge in half an hour. don, the first look at holmes since his arrest. >> it certainly will be. you know, it's even covering this story for days now, kyra. just hard to believe as you were reading about the suspect and what happened, yeah, the first time we'll get to see him. he has that red hair, as police say that he had when he was arrested. this is where he is now. they believe that is the arapahoe county detention center. he's going to be moved from this arapahoe detention center there is an underground tunnel and be brought right over here to the right to the arapahoe county courthouse. there are family members ins

at one point, it would allow authorities to come back and james holmes' apartment, that will be shut down for quite some time and i'm not sure whether the surrounding areas will be opened up here in the coming days. obviously, the people whoive around this area are probably antsy to get back into their apartments and they'll be passing on developments about that and how that will change in the coming hours. >> ed lavandera, thank you. we're looking up into the third floor, if we can see that picture again from our affiliate kdvr, and bomb experts in that so-called bucket that has been raised to the third-floor level. it seems they're poking and prodding something. i know it's difficult to know from your vantage point and clearly, still some activity underscoring your point that they're far from over. it's still a pain staking process and there are still many layers to peel back, so to speak, from the bomb experts' point of view before they can really ascertain whether this scene is safe and ready to go to try and collect some evidence. ed lavandera, keep us posted. go ahead. >> repor

that's james holmes' apartment. as you heard the police say earlier, they have successfully managed to deactivate one trip wire and one incendiary device, but they've got a lot of painstakingly, slow, careful work ahead of them, which they obviously are continuing right here. karen, the brady campaign to prevent gun violence has given our president an "f" rating on gun control. do you think the colorado shooting may cause president obama to evolve his stance? >> i sure hope so. i think part of the problem is the nra has had such a lock on both republicans and democrats in this country when it comes to even discussing gun control. i mean, look at the kind of conspiracy theories that we've heard that, you know, the gun walking program to mexico was about taking away your guns, now there's a theory that perhaps the u.n. is trying to take away people's guns. we cannot demonize these conversations. these are important policy conversations that need to be had. i certainly hope there becomes the political pressure on our p

so again, the mystery continues. >> james holmes' life. we'll learn more about his family, his upbringing, and even his time as a camp counselor for underprivileged children. that's ahead. here's the scene in washington. all flags orrered to be lowered until sun set on wednesday. next, the gunfire. the chaos and the police scanner traffic as the tragedy unfolded. ♪ [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums i bought the car because of its efficiency. i bought the car because i could eliminate gas from my budget. i don't spend money on gasoline. it's been 4,000 miles since my last trip to the gas station. it's pretty great. i get a bunch of kids waving at me... giving me the thumbs up. it's always a gratifying experience. it makes me feel good about my car. i absolutely love my chevy volt. ♪ why does my mouth feel dryer than i remember it to be? there are more people taking

that was james holmes's apartment today. that small explosion was set off by police and the fbi after they found out the front door was rigged to blow up in the face of whoever opened it. the people who lived in that area and building had been out all day yesterday and all day today. they don't have a place to stay. we will hear from them in a moment. i want to show you live pictures right here. not far from where i am standing, people are gathering for a second night outside the movie theater where 70 people were killed or wounded in one shooting rampage. the people of aurora, colorado are mourning today. over my shoulder at the theater where it happened, there were police officers just on the scene moments ago removing evidence and looking into that. police are releasing the names of all of the vehicles as their families are informed now. the last of the 12 names were made public a short time ago. look at the picture. these words. the front page of today's denver post. our hearts are broken. they certainly are across the c

this is a picture of the suspect, james holmes

it is bits and pieces but we now know that james holmes was at least trying or attempting to get to a gun range to practice perhaps with the guns he was using allegedly to kill these people. >> has this gun range manager talked to authorities to reveal the information or have they come to him hoping this might fill in blanks in the investigation? >> i don't have that answer directly but the police have either been in front of or right behind us every step of the way. once this person's name came forward i'm sure he was contacted by the fbi which has been combing this town or police. again, he had no direct contact. it was only an online application and out of due diligence this gun range owner calls back to kind of query people over the phone and got this very weird and bizarre message. he had never met holmes. holmes never followed up on the online application. it was the one online application on june 25th. >> very fascinating information. >>> some in the theater that night in aurora are revealing more, describing in vivid detail how they narrowly escaped death. you have been hearin

this is apparently the family of james holmes. a spokeswoman is about to read a statement. >> the family is asking for respect for the privacy, as well as the rest of the neighborhood at this point. there is quite a crowd out here and quite a bit of activity and disturbance that could be caused in the neighborhood. we are asking that all of the members of the media is that the privacy, not only of the family but of the entire neighborhood. the family does not wish to be disturbed at this time. this tragic event. they are asking for privacy at this time. >> who was the gentleman escorted from home this morning? >> that was mr. holmes. >> is he the biological father of james holmes? >> i do not have that information. it is my understanding that that is the shooting suspect's father. >> after he left -- [inaudible] >> there have been family friends that have come by to offer support at this time. the people that you have seen coming in have been friends of the family. mrs. holmes, she told the network that she's on her way to colorad