jared lee loughner, the 23-year- old college dropout who gravely wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords in an inexplicable shooting spree last year that left six dead and 13 wounded. today a federal judge in arizona ruled that loughner was competent to understand the charges against him, allowed him to plead guilty and he will spend the rest of his life behind bars. bill whitaker's at the federal courthouse in tucson. bill? >> reporter: bob, judge larry burns, who has presided over this case since the beginning, said he saw a different jared loughner today. loughner, who shouted and ranted at a hearing last year today was quiet and subdued and spoke with a slurred but understandable voice. for most of the two-hour hearing, loughner sat calmly by his lawyer's side as his court

. >>> this morning the suspect in the tucson shooting has to have jared loughner spend the rest of his life if prison but jared loughner will be asked to admit he shot and killed six people and wounded 13 others including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >>> time now 4:42, fire investigators are trying see if a fire destroyed a mosque in joplin missouri. it is the second time in a month that the mosque caught fire the the first is determined to be arson. they have a person suspect and the bureau of alcohol tobacco department is searching. >>> they said his one-year-old daughter triggered an amber alert. but authorities are still looking for that man, jonathan martinez. he was last seen warring -- wearing jeans a t-shirt and an "a"s baseball cap. nobody was inside his car but martinez's daughter was found unharmed at a relative's. police in richmond are looking for a second suspect. how liz suspect was killed late sunday night. family members say they believe he was shot over the red and yellow school sweatshirt he was wearing. one person, police are looking for a second suspect. >>> a

jared loughner admits to the shooting spree that wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords and wounded others. >> he will spend the remainder of his natural life in prison. >>> seeking shelter, more than a million people in chien are a evacuated ahead of a powerful typhoon that left parts of the philippines underwater. >>> tangled up. a police officer is called in to rescue a bull moose wrapped in a child's swing set. this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, august 8, 2012. >>> yes, i said moose. wait until you see that story. good to be with you. the rhetoric on the presidential campaign trial is heating up. this morning is the issue a flap over welfare work requirements and former president clinton is on this one. a just released poll carries good news for both candidates. manuel gallegus is in washington with more. good morning to you. >> good morning terrell. the latest poll shows that each candidate has certain advantages in key battleground states. across the board, women and younger voters appear to favor president obama over mitt romney. most say romney will be more likely

this judge has seen jared lee loughner in all sorts of conditions. he is the judge who ordered the medication to be given and the defense did not want that. they were happy to have jared loughner be in the prison hospital indefinitely. but the judge forced the medication and made him competent and meant we could have a resolution to the case. >> so still to try to follow this here, when we use that word "competent" we mean competent now different issue from whether he was competent or sane at the time of the act, correct? >> very, very different. two different time-frames. when we take a look at the time of the act we talk about sanity or insanity. did he understand what he was doing? did he know the consequences of his act? and he might have. but then there is the issue once he is brought to court does he understand the proceedings and the consequences can he participate in his defense? and that is where you have to have the experts come in like they did today and say, you know, with the medication, he is a changed person. he may have schizophrenia

it was a day where jared loughner agreed to plead guilty. he attempted assassination of a congresswoman, that being gabrielle giffords. we heard from a clinical psychologist also, the judge determined that he was okay enough to basically take part in this defense and to agree to these charges. she gave a significant background of jared loughner and how at 16 years old he changed and became different. a dramatic points were made in the courtroom when he answered questions from the judge. at one point the judge said, you killed him with a pistol and he said yes. you intended to kill them and he said, yes. they were there at the event and jared loughner calmly said, yes. patti: what was the reaction from victims then? >> well, you know, we have had a number of reactions. first is the statement came out from mark kelly, the husband of gabrielle giffords. he put the state cannot that said, we do not speak for the victims and their families, but daddy and i are satisfied with his plea agreement. the pain caused by january 8, 2011, are incalculable

in a deal to save his life, jared loughner pleads guilty in the attack on congresswoman gabrielle giffords and 18 others. bill whitaker was in the courtroom. gas prices are rising rapidly again. sharyl attkisson tells us this fire could send them even higher. first came the floods, then the drought. michelle miller on the latest crisis for farmers-- sand. and... ♪ memories... >> pelley: anthony mason on marvin hamlisch and the musical memories he left us. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> schieffer: good evening. scott's off tonight. i'm bob schieffer. well, it was the picture that once you saw it you could not forget it. jared lee loughner, the 23-year-old college dropout who gravely wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords in an inexplicable shooting spree last year that left six dead and 13 wounded. today a federal judge in arizona ruledded that loughner was competent to understand the charges against him, allowed him to plead guilty and he will spend the rest of his life behind bars. bill whitaker's at the federal courthouse in tucson. b

now jared lee loughner has struck a plea deal. he changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on 19 different charges. it spares him the death penalty and he will be formally sentenced to life in prison without parole. retired army colonel bill badger was one of the 13 people wounded that day. he didn't even realize he had been shot before he helped take down loughner. thank you so much for your bravery and all of the people you helped that day. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> can you give me a sense of how you're feeling right now? there has been some outcry, some people saying loughner should have faced the death penalty. they feel they were cheated i this way. what is your reaction? do you agree or do you feel this puts the whole episode behind you and you can now move on? >> it puts the whole episode behind me and we can now move on. i think we will start to heal now and i've talked to all of the other viims and that's pretty well the consensus of opinion, that we're glad that we don't have to go to a trial. we think it

. >> reporter: jared loughner is expected to plead guilty to killing six people and injuring 13 others including former congress woman gabrielle gifford it is shootings took place at a tucson shopping center, january 2011 but first, loughners attorneys must convince the judge he is mentally competent to understand the charges against him. >> i am sure the judge will talk to mr. loughner ask him some questions engage in some dialogue so that the judge is convinced he does understand, what is going on. >> the same judge said last year loughner was mentally unfit, to stand trial. loughner's lawyers are now hoping he will be sentenced to life in prison, instead of receiving the death penalty. survivors of the shooting say the most important outcome for them is that jared loughner is off the streets forever. they plan on being in court today, but gabby giffords will not be among them. her husband, former astronaut, mark kellye released a statement saying, we don't speak for all the victims or their families but gabby and i are satisfied with this plea agreement. avoiding a trial will allow

today for the first time jared lee loughner was engaged with the judge. he answered with short answers, looked directly at the judge, and took full responsibility for the horrific massacre. >> we need more than one ambulance. there is more than one person down. >> reporter: 19 months after shots rang out in a tucson parking lot seriously wounding congresswoman gabby giffords, killing a member of her staff, a federal judge, a 9-year-old girl, and three others, the man accused of pulling the trigger admitted today that he did it. it means no trial and no death penalty for jared lee loughner but he faces the rest of his life in prison. >> today justice was done. with the change of his plea jared loughner will now spend the remainder of his life in prison and never be able to harm the tucson community or any other community ever again. >> reporter: in court today dr. christina pikes who has been treating loughner said while he clearly suffers from schizophrenia he is now mentally competent. pikes testified loughner told her he was remorseful for what he did,

with this plea jared loughner avoids the death penalty. he is expected to receive several life sentences, something that won't be handed down until november. >>> investigators are still searching for evidence inside the wisconsin sikh temple where a man opened fire killing psych people. the temple remains -- six people. the temple remains closed as police search for clues explaining why gunman wade michael page targeted that temple. the strongest lead police have right now is page played music in a white supremist rock band. president obama ordered all flags be flown at half staff in remembrance of the victims. >> it's a tremendous show of solidarity. this hurts. it also helps a lot that our whole community and our country is behind us. >> sikh leaders say since 9/11 they've been targeted because they're mistaken for muslims. >>> the sikh center in rockville continued its prayer session tonight and also held a candlelight vigil to honor the victims of the wisconsin shooting. they will hold prayer sessions every night this week at 7 p.m. th

. >>> the man accused of opening fire outside a tucson supermarket last year, jared loughner, is due in court today. loughner is accused of killing 6 people and wounding 13 others, including former congresswoman gabrielle giffords. prosecutors want to cut a deal with loughner, a guilty plea in exchange for life in prison. he originally pleaded not guilty. they first have to prove loughner is mentally competent. >>> civil war in syria following the defection of the prime minister, the obama administration says the assad regime is crumbling from within. forces continue to fire on rebel positions in the capital of damascus and syria's largest city, aleppo. manuel gallegus is in washington with more this morning. manny, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. the white house says high-level defections prove that syria's president has lost control of his government, and the u.s. says the rebels seem to be holding their own without american military involvement. smoke filled the air as syrian government forces stepped up their attack on rebel troops in the city of aleppo.

jared loughner arrived here in tucson yesterday escorted by federal marshals. for the past year he's been treated for mental illness at a federal facility in missouri. now, the success of that treatment will be the focus of today's hearing. almost immediately after his arrest for the shooting deaths of six people and the wounding of 13 others, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords, there were questions about jared loughner's mental state. soon after the shootings, this videotape surfaced on youtube, putting his bizarre behavior on public display. loughner behind the camera ranting as he walked around his college campus. >> where is all my subjects? >> reporter: after his arrest psychiatrists at a federal medical prison in missouri found him depressed, paranoid schizophrenic. last year, judge larry a. burns deemed him mentally unfit to stand trial, but today he's set to tell that same judge he now is competent enough to plead guilty. >> i'm sure the judge is going to talk to mr. loughner. he's going to ask him some questions, he's going to engage in some ki

. >>> also ahead this half-hour, tucson shooter, jared lee loughner, gets his day in court. the plea deal that will send him away forever for shooting gabrielle giffords and killing six others in the tragedy in tucson a year and a half ago. >> also this half-hour, wild olympic ups and downs from disqualified runner who was let back in due to a reversal of fortune for gabby douglas. >>> then rihanna gets a little raunchy. the pictures she tweeted saying, it's me being me, later in an expanded version of "the skinny" today. we have so much good stuff, two versions of the "the skinny" today. stay with us. a whole lot of nasty, tawdry stuff. nasty stuff. >> yes. >> indeed. stay tuned, a few minutes for that. >> we'll begin with latest abc news poll, just out this morning, on the presidential campaign. >> all right, here are the numbers here, mitt romney's favorability rating has dropped to 40% among americans polled. and 49% view the gop candidate unfavorably. meanwhile, president obama's numbers are up slightly with a 53% favorable view. 43% have an unfavorable commander, unfav

once inside the courtroom jared loughner had nowhere to hide. his competent change of plea proceeding began with testimony from a prison psychologist who described loughner as a psychopath who heard voices and ranted incoherently when she first visited him after his arrest. but who now, after more than a year of treatment, has become quote human, crying for the victims of the killing spree, es vegsly 9-year-old christina taylor green. evidence she concluded that loughner was capable of understanding what he's accused of and competent to stand trial. judge larry burns agreed and quickly moved forward with a hearing to consider a plea agreement. prosecutors waiving the death penalty in exchange for a guilty plea and a sentence for life in prison without any possibility of parole. the judge described in detail the violent offense of the day six were killed and 13 injured and referred to all of the victims by name, as he read the counts aloud. loughner responding after each, quote, i plead guilty. and burns accepted the pleas. >> we feel that this i

with the change of his plea jared loughner will now spend the remainder of his life in prison and never be able to harm the tucson community or any other community ever again. >> reporter: in court today dr. christina pikes who has been treating loughner said while he clearly suffers from schizophrenia he is now mentally competent. pikes testified loughner told her he was remorseful for what he did, saying, quote, i wish i never had those thoughts. and that he especially cried about the child. judge larry burns questioned loughner who is now 23. loughner answered directly with short answers. asked if he understood, he was taking responsibility for the deadly attack, he said, yes. i understand. loughner showed no emotion when the judge read him the names of the victims and asked him if he understood his guilty plea. do you have a clear mind, a clear head? yes, loughner answered. i do. his own lawyers did not object or try to prevent him from pleading. giffords, who wasn't in court, said she was satisfied with the plea. her husband, mark kelly wrote, by avoiding a trial the community can

jared loughner killed six, wounded 13, including congresswoman gabby giffords. today, he pled guilty. that means he won't get the death penalty but will go to prison for life. gabby giffords is weighing in on the decision, and we are learning for the first time how loughner wept for one of his victims and wanted to be executed. abc's dan harris leads us off. >> reporter: we all remember that disturbing mug shot, that twisted grin, the beaming eyes and the youtube video, the burning of the american flag and that rambling tour of the college from which jared lee loughner dropped out.

. >>> jared loughner is due in court for a exepsy and change of plea hearings. he is expected to plead guilty to the 2011 mass shooting in arizona. -- jared loughner is due in court for a competency and change of plea hearing. >>> firefighters have contained a mass i-5 fire at a chevron oil refinery in california but they are still working to extinguish all of the flames. official are telling residents to stay indoors because the black smoke spewing from the plant may be toxic. >>> on august 6, 1945, an american b-29 bomb every called enola gay dropped an atomic bomb on the japanese see of hiroshima. it willed 140,000 people. >> president harry truman ordered that bombing. japan held a memorial marking that event yesterday. and president truman's grandson spoke at the care moan y. he ca >> reporter: a single bell tolled representing the exact time an atomic bomb was dropped on hiroshima 67 years ago. about 50,000 people gathered in hiroshima's peace park to pay tribute. peace birds released into the sky as mourners observed a moment of silence. it marks the epic

something we are looking for today is what jared lee loughner looks like. remember, throughout this entire time, this year plus, we have seen him appear in court with a shaved head, grinning as the charges were announced. in other appearances, having a loud outburst and ready to be tackled by the guards. we are looking to see what kind of mental and physical state that jared loughner is in today, kate. >> if loughner is found mentally competent and he enters a guilty plea, what is next here? >> reporter: what is next is the actual plea change. now, according to the court filings it certainly looks like that will be the exact opposite of what he is currently pled. he has pled not guilty at this point. the full expectations he will be changing his plea to guilty. >> in addition to the widow we heard from before, any reaction from victims' families will this decision of possibly changing his guilty plea? >> reporter: we have heard from a number family members. we got a statement from mark kelly, the husband of representati representative gabrielle giffords. he

it doesn't change the facts. >> the plea deal spares jared loughner from the death penalty and spares the survivors and the victims' family from the pain of a lengthy trial. >> i grabbed him by throat and said don't move or i'll choke you. >> retired army colonel, bill badger helped disarm loughner at the shooting scene in spite of his own injuries. hes relieved this is over. >> i just want him locked up so he's being punished for what he did but so he can never do something like that again. >> gabrielle giffords was not in the courtroom. she and her husband say they're satisfied with the plea deal and hope it will help them and the community recover and move forward. loughner is set to be sentenced on november 15th. karen brown, cbs news, tucson, arizona. >> officials in wisconsin are still searching for a motive in the attack on a sikh temple. a vigil was held to remember the victims. six people were killed by wade page. investigators say page was involved in the white supremacist movement. local police tell cbs' elaine quijano, they don't believe it was premeditated. >> do you thin

and hours ago jared lee loughner stood before a judge to enter his plea. enormous fire in one of the largest oil refiners in the nation. >> i thought we got bombed. >> shepard: the flames sending choking black smoke other several cities. investigators say a man left behind his belongings to try to fake his own drowning death. >> the man who got fired got desperate, perhaps. >> and today, his son was in court accused of helping dad commit fraud. but first from fox this tuesday night. the tucson supermarket shooter pleaded guilty today. jared loughner killed six people in that attack and wounded a dozen others including gabriel giffords. the plea part of a deal with prosecutors. it means he will not die for his crimes. but will never again be a free man. >> pursuant to the plea agreement entered today, mr. loughner will spend the remainder of his natural life in prison with no possibility of parole. suffered from schizophrenia and they have been treating him for more than a year now. officers determined is he better now mentally competent that judge also ask

but what jared loughner said inside the courthouse today spoke volumes. jared loughner was rushed back to the federal courthouse in tucson today behind the tinted windows of this suv. but this scarred community, the victims and their families, can't hide the pain that lingers more than a year and a half after the attack. >> it's never going to bring closu closure. >> no closure but during a competency and change of plea proceeding, perhaps answers. it began with testimony for from a forensic psychologist who treated loughner since his arrest. she described the 23-year-old as an aggressive yelling psychopath who heard voices and rambled incoherently at times when she first met him. after a year of counseling and treatment with drugs, he "has become human." she described loughner as crying for the victims of the attack, especially the child, that's 9-year-old kristina taylor green. the judge agreed with the doctor's assessment that loughner was competent and quickly moved forward with the plea hearing explaining the charges and outlining the plea agreement,

jared loughner entered a guilty plea for the january 2011 shooting spree at an arizona supermarket. six people were killed and 13 injured including former congresswoman gabrielle giffords. a federal judge ruled that loughner was competent to stand trial. allowing him to enter the guilty plea. calling the pain and loss from the shootings incalculable, giffords and mark kelly said avoiding a trial will allow us, and we hope the whole southern arizona community to continue our recovery. another victim from the day agreed. >> i came within a, maybe a couple of inches of losing my life at the safeway. and that -- that kind of experience stays with you. >> reporter: loughner's attorneys had to persuade the federal judge to allow loughner to enter the guilty plea. a psychiatrist who evaluated him testified he showed signs of depression as early as 2006. he was diagnosed with schizophrenia. officials have been forcibly medicating him for more than a year. his psychiatrist said the treatment seemed to be helping. loughner told her he was remorseful for his actions especially what he did to 9

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jared loughner killed six, wounded 15, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. gabby giffords is weighing in on the decision and we are learn for the first time how loughner wept for one of his victims. there are we all remember the disturbing grin and the eyes and that the flag and the rambling tour from the college from which jared lee loughner dropped out. in court today, the judge said loughner is now a different man after months of being forcibly medicated for schizophrenia. for much of the hearing, loughner listened calmly and without expression. his court-appointed psychologist testified as soon as he stopped taking his meds, he understood what he did. even drying when he heard that he killed christina taylor-green. when asked if he understood the charges against him, yes, i understand him said loughner. his guilty decision means life in prison without parole. others have cut similar deals including the unabomber and the bomber who bombed the olympic park. and from that day when he shot up a congresswoman's event, featuring gabby giffords supported today'

today for the first time jared lee loughner was engaged with the judge. he answered with short answers,

jared lee loughner goes before a federal judge today. his attorneys are expected to change his plea from not guilty to guilty. his mental state really has been central to this whole case here. before he accepted -- before i should say his plea is accepted, the judge will rule on whether he is, in fact, competent to stand trial. that shooting happened last january during that meet and greet with then-u.s. congresswoman gabrielle giffords who was among those injured in that shooting. also, among those killed was 76-year-old dorwin stoddard. he took a bullet to protect his wife, mave. she was also shot. she survived that attack. i want to bring in mavie who joins me live from her home. good morning to you. i would imagine this is perhaps a day where you're full of emotions, though i've read you said you just want it to be over. when you hear that he'll be entering this guilty plea, how does that make you feel? >> i would be very glad if that's what he says, but i'll believe it when he says it. >> why don't you believe it just yet in fact? >

tucson massacre gunman jared loughner has plead guilty to 19 criminal charges which allows him to avoid the death penalty. he is going to be sentenced to life in prison in november with no chance of parole. loughner killed six people and wounded 13 others including then congresswoman gabrielle giffords. he opened fire outside of a supermarket in january of 2011. patricia was there when he opened fire. she helped to stop him from reloading the gun and she joins us now from tucson. thank you. are you doing okay? >> i am, thank you. >> good. what are your thoughts now on the plea deal? do you agree that loughner should be spared the death penalty? >> i am satisfied that justice has been served. i'm not a proponent of the death penalty, so i am satisfied that will save a lot of heartache and pain going through the trial and money, also. >> you are not a proponent of the death penalty, but you have been outspoken about gun control issue, and this is a gun control issue, especially when you consider the other recent mass shootings, and the movie theater attack in colorado that left 14 people

jared loughner who shot congngresswoman gabrlllle giffos and 18 others in an arizona parking lot had been aima community college student. loughner hadeveral run ins with faculty members and students. school officials told him to get a mental health evaluation or not return. the student behind the massacre of 32 people at virginia tech authorities after m multiple people reported his disturbing behavior. with the families of the wits victims. now in colorado, another set of families, another set of young victims, jansen young told us she is he ing trouble understandg how the n arged with killing her boyfriend was able to go so far without any one stopping him. being the university's problem m it is still a problem they should be involved in. because he was the t entire city of aurora's problem now it is the world's prlem. all i think about how much i miss him. i miss him so much. i wouould give anything just ha one more day with him, you know? even jt an hour. >> reporter: for "nightline," i am mark greenblat in aurora, colorado. >> our thanksor that. and next up, can you really be ad

it's also been more than a year since we first saw this haunting grin of jared lee loughner, the man accused in the killing spree. time that the 23-year-old has spent in a federal mental hospital after being found incompetent to stand trial. initially, his court appearance later today was to consider treatment from doctors and psychologists and the use of psycho trophic drugs that made loughner stable enough to understand the murder and attempted murder charges against him. but now there are indications loughner could plead guilty to those charges. >> this way, we almost know he'll be sentenced to life in prison without parole. or an institution without parole. >> reporter: at least one doctor is scheduled to testify, and newly released court documents show the judge in the high profile case will rule on loughner's competency during the hearing. and if he's mentally stable enough to understand the charges, the judge has indicated he will, quoting the court papers now, also consider whether to accept the defendant's proffered pleas. a potential guilty plea that could spare loughner th

and hours ago jared lee loughner stood before a judge to enter his plea. enormous fire in one of the largest oil refiners in the nation. >> i thought we got bombed. >> shepard: the flames sending choking black smoke other several cities. investigators say a man left behind his belongings to try to fake his own drowning death. >> the man who got fired got desperate, perhaps. >> and today, his son was in court accused of helping dad commit fraud. but first from fox this tuesday night. the tucson supermarket shooter pleaded guilty today. jared loughner killed six people in that attack and wounded a dozen others including gabriel giffords. the plea part of a deal with prosecutors. it means he will not die for his crimes. but will never again be a free man. >> pursuant to the plea agreement entered today, mr. loughner will spend the remainder of his natural life in prison with no possibility of parole. suffered from schizophrenia and they have been treating him for more than a year now. officers determined is he better now mentally competent that judge also ask

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. >> thanks for staying with us, bill o'reilly, in the is it legal segment tonight, jared loughner pleading guilty to murder and assassination charges in arizona today. remember that loughner shot six people dead and wounding 13 others including gabriel giffords that happened in january of 2011. here now kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. anything unusual in that hearing today. >> he sounded sane. he looked at the judge said i'm 22 years old o. college dropout. i know exactly what i did. what i did was wrong, and i'm pleading guilty to all the charges. that is such a different picture of the guy that we saw a year and a half ago where the same judge had to say hey, you are incompetent. you can't even stand trial. >> bill: not even a jury trial here he is pleading guilty. >> he is pleading guilty. >> the judge will sentence him to life in prison. >> life without parole, exactly. >> that's it, it's order? >> on the taxpayers. >> this is what happens in cases like this. been moved along quite quickly is the only real exception here. both sides have agreed that this man is now competent. they wa