when we talk about films like "avatar," james cameron in the documentary says there's not one frame of a real jungle. so now he can do whatever he can dream. digital has opened up a world of possibilities to filmmakers and artists, whereas before, you can't film it, you can't, you know. so that's a very exciting time. to come back around to your question, what are we losing? what have we gained and what are we losing. the documentary takes you through the workflow of a movie, so if you love movies, when you're watching it, it kind of holds your hand and says this is editorial, this is a visual effect, and it kind of walks you through movies so that hopefully when you watch a film, you'll have a for me, my ambition and hope was that you would have a richer appreciation for what you're looking at, and to enjoy movies in a different way. but what are we losing? it's a hundred years of how we did things, the big screen film. it's gone. artists are losing the choice to use film. people have a love for it the grain, how it feels, the texture. now it's christopher nolan, the director of the "

well that was co-host amy having fun at james cameron's expense last night. "argo" and "girls" and "homeland" were the big winner bus the three-hour live broadcast was full of the hollywood headlines. we picked our moments. what did you think of the show? >> andrea: this was my least favorite moment. when president clinton came out and surprised the hollywood elite. you see them rising to their feet. then clinton proceeded to introduce the movie "lincoln." listen. >> president lincoln struggled to apolish slavery and reminds us that even during progress is caldron of principle and compromise. it gives us hope that we can do it again. >> andrea: history lesson. it was the southern democrats, bill clinton, born at the time of lincoln in the state of arkansas probably would have opposed what lincoln was trying to do. so, again -- >> dana: or he would have been a republican. >> andrea: the left trying to co-op what the right has done with president. >> kimberly: disgusting. >> dana: there is politics in hollywood and politics in d.c. i prefer them not mixed up on

cameron. >> jennifer lawrence went strapless in christian dior and lieuy liu had a large sky blue gown. >> that was nice. >> justin timberlake dropped his first new single in over six years. take a listen to "suit and tie" ♪ >>> his voice got lower. >> first time i heard it, i've heard it a couple of time. it's starting to grow on me. >> i'm richard lui. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. >>> as if there wasn't enough competition in the press corps, a robot has joined the ranks of red carpet reporters in berlin, named roly after a german director. it can sing, conduct interviews and interact with stars on the red carpet. >> like irobot. >> now we have the internet and roly. >> london underground is celebrating 150 years of style. a steam engine pulled enthusiastic riders for a trip. hundreds gathered along platforms to catch a glimpse. some visitors came dressed for the occasion. nice hats. >>> in western australia it looked like a scene right out of a movie. a bright orange dust storm rolled across the coastline enveloping everything

when we talk about films like "avatar," james cameron in the documentary says there's not one frame of a real jungle. so now he can do whatever he can dream. digital has opened up a world of possibilities to filmmakers and artists, whereas before, you can't film it, you can't, you know. so that's a very exciting time. to come back around to your question, what are we losing? what have we gained and what are we losing. the documentary takes you through the workflow of a movie, so if you love movies, when you're watching it, it kind of holds your hand and says this is editorial, this is a visual effect, and it kind of walks you through movies so that hopefully when you watch a film, you'll have a for me, my ambition and hope was that you would have a richer appreciation for what you're looking at, and to enjoy movies in a different way. but what are we losing? it's a hundred years of how we did things, the big screen film. it's gone. artists are losing the choice to use film. people have a love for it the grain, how it feels, the texture. now it's christopher nolan, the director of the "

cameron. >> congratulations. she just had a baby. she had a very big year. the stars dressed to impress. jennifer lopez. >> jennifer lawrence looked good. >> what is this? who is this? >> it's bold. >> it's lucy liu in a big ball gown. >> lost in the garden. >> we're talking about justin timberlake. he dropped his first new single in over six years. let's listen to it. it's called "suit and tie." ♪ as long as i got my suit and tie ♪ ♪ i'm going to leave it on the floor tonight ♪ ♪ going to show you a good time ♪ >> i don't know. >> i don't know. is it possible he's a better actor now than singer? >> probably. sure sounds like it. >> better comedian with his skits with jimmy fallon? >> did you have a favorite dress going back to the red carpet? >> i

cameron. >> reporter: two of entertainment's funniest women tina fey and amy poehler, teamed up to host the 70th annual golden globe awards while competing for best actress in a tv comedy. >> everybody's getting a little loose now that we're all losers. >> yeah. congratulations, lena. >> reporter: but the night belonged to edge-of-your-seat thrillers from "homeland." >> and the golden globe goes to "homeland." >> claire danes, "homeland." >> to the escape drama, "argo." >> best motion picture, "argo." >> ben affleck, "argo." >> these nominees are exceptional talents. i truly to god never expected i'd be in the same breath as them. >> reporter: ben affleck beat back huge competition to take home best director. the award may be evenly sweeter since he was snubbed for an ward nomination. >> and the award goes to daniel day-lewis. >> reporter: award's favorite won one. daniel day-lewis was honored for his portrayal of the nation's 16th president. the 42nd president bill clinton made a surprise appearance to introduce the film. another surprise came during actress jodie foster's acceptance s

cameron. >> reporter: best reference to saint meryl streep? >> meryl streep is not here tonight. she has the flu. and i hear she's amazing in it. >> reporter: worst reference to saint meryl? >> what does this say? i beat meryl. >> reporter: most presidential? daniel day lewis. also nominated, bill clinton. >> what an exciting special guest. that was hillary clinton's husband! >> reporter: and the best dressed nomination? clooney, clooney, clooney and the winner is clooney. most beautiful, tina fey. it's my award, i decide. and best acceptance speech by a new mom who, let's face it, doesn't get out much these days, adele. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> and you can write nick your thoughts at abcnews.com. "nightline" at its new time, 12:35 a.m. eastern, tonight. and i'll see you again tomorrow night. good night. >>> only on abc 7 news, police put a dent in the market for stolen electronics. thousands of items recovered from a massive fencing operation. >> a redwood tree falls on a house a

. >> when it comes to torture, i trust the lady who spent three years married to james cameron. >> the drinks and jokes were flowing, but there were, you know, awards to be handed out. guess who had the best reason to celebrate. >> "argo. "i. >> the iran hostage thriller earned the night's biggest prize, best drama, and director ben affleck who didn't receive an oscar nomination this year was a winner as well. >> i don't care what the award is. when they put your name next to the names that she just read off, it's an extraordinary thing in your life. >> "lincoln's" daniel day lewis and "zero's" jennifer chastain sal ooted their directors. sfoo steven spielburg, you've given me an experience that i will treasure until the end of my life. >> catherine bigelow, you have done more for women in cinema that you can take credit for. >> no misery at the "les miserables" table. it earned honors for hugh jock e jackman and supporting actress ann hathaway. >> thank you for this lovely blunt object that i will forever more use as a weapon against saefrl doubt. >> on the tv side, she time's "homela

. >> haven't been following zero dark 30 i tore fewer for those who torture james cameron's wife. >> the life of psy which is what i call six weeks after i take this dress off. >> okay. >> very funny ladies hosting last night. welcome back to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am fatty ann brown. >> it is 30e minutes after the hour. it is time for the top five at 5:30. kay ross breaking out as thousands try to get their hands on housing vouchers in michigan. >> next thing you know the lights go out. they are going to cancel it. >> we were out here all season. pregnant women. it was unfair. >> the crowd kept on growing and when the vouchers were ready to be distributed they stormed the door. organizers had to shut the event down. people started fighting even throwing chairs. >>> four people in all were arrested but police say no one was injured. >> bhount after the tragic people in newtown connecticut are debating what should happen to the sandy hook school shooting. they should never set foot with the children again. others wanted to renovate the area where 26 other p

cameron. [ laughter ] >> james cameron is sitting at home saying, hey, that's not funny. >> exactly. >> those guys were great hosts, both of them. they were really on point and not really mean-spirited. >> yeah. >>> a lot of las vegas casino money is heading across the pacific. we'll tell you how sin city is betting the bank on macau next on "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. next on "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by capella university. ersity understands er wait times are longer than ever. nurses are dealing with a wider range of issues. and there are ever-changing regulations. when you see these challenges, do you want to back away or take charge? with a degree in the field of healthcare or nursing from capella university you'll have the knowledge to advance your career while making a difference in the lives of patients. let's get started at capella.edu. [ female announcer ] mcdonald's dollar menu at breakfast. home of the irresistible sausage burrito. and freshly brewed premium roast coffee you love. plus o

cameron. >> best reference to meryl streep. >> she's not here tonight. she has the flu and i hear she's amazing in it. >>reporter: worst reference. >> what does it say? i beat meryl streep. >> daniel day lewis nominated bill clinton. >> what an exiting special guest. that was hilary clinton's husband. >> and best dress nomination clooney clooney and clooney and the withiner is clooney. most beautiful tina fay. best acceptance speech by new mom who let's face it doesn't get out much these days. adele. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> nick watt abc news los angeles. >> there were some pretty good moments on the show last night. all right. larry is here. >> i'll do sports as if tommy lee jones were doing it. is that humorless. >> angry. >> redefining the quarterback position. collin is part of the new trend. forty-niner quarterback using the rocket arm and tour would speed taking the 49ers to the championship. i'm going to grimace then i'm going to grimace then sports is well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four

. >> when it comes to torture, i trust the lady who spent three years married to james cameron. >> there were, you know, awards to be handed out. and guess who had the best reason to celebrate? >> "argo." >> the iran hostage thriller earned the night's biggest prize, best drama and ben affleck who didn't receive an oscar nomination this year was a winner as well. >> i don't care what the award is. when they put your name next to the names she just read off, it's an extraordinary thing in your life. >> lincoln's daniel del lewis took the top act ago wards and both absoluted their directors, steven spielberg and catherine big low. >> steven spielberg, you've given me an experience that i will treasure until the end of my life. >> catherine bigelow, you've done more for women in cinema. >> and the film won best musical or comedy and earned honors for first time globe winner hugh jackman and supporting actress ann hathaway. >> thank you for this blunt object. >> and "homeland" took top honors. "girls" won for its creator and star lina denim. >> this isward for everyone who thought there wasn

cameron. >> juliane moore, so brave to take this role. now, with you and tina fey, we have three of the most incredible impersonations of sarah palin. >> a tough fight to push a bill through a bitterly divided house of representatives. winning it requires the president to make a lot of unsavory deals that had nothing to do with the big issue. i wouldn't know anything about that. >> wow. what an exciting special guest. that was hillary clinton's husband. >> really this award is about tony mendez. an american hero. he represents the clandestine service as well as the foreign service making sacrifices every day. i want to thank our troops very much. >> well, if those in conservative talk radio didn't have any topics to talk about today, they can talk about hollywood and politics. >>> up next, old king cole will deep dive into the shifting politics of once reliably blue cold country with senator rockefeller's requirement and enough votes to hold on this his seat and any others slipping away from the party. you're watching "the daily rundown"

cameron. [ thunder crashes] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >>> "the hunger games" is one of the biggest films of the year and what i call the six weeks to get in to this dress. >> aung lee is nominated for "the life of pi" which is what i call the period after taking the dress off. >> thank you for killing whoever you had to kill for getting me up here today. >> that is surprise. >> we see a man more interesting than the legend. >> one of the special guests. that was bill clinton's husband. >> it was bill rodham clinton. >> the glitz and glamour and at times bizarre, i'm looking at you, jodie foster, of hollywood were out in full force last night for 70th annual golden globe awards. biggest surprise of the night was ben affleck's "argo" beeting "lincoln." isn't this the year of "linco "lincoln"? i'm going to shift out of that voice. >> keep it goin

. >> james cameron took heat for having his character played by sigourney weaver in "avatar" smoke. >> john cameron bag ceo of safecig, to build a product becoming ever closer to recreating the experience of smoking without the carcniogen. >> they still inhale nicotine like an asthma inhaler. not everyone is convinced they are safe. >> right now the e-cg category is around 400 or 500 million. it will likely double next year. >> pioneered by smaller players by a company in china but last year, laura lard spent millions to buy bluk and rj reynolds tells cnbc we have big plans. >> our consumption of e-cigs could surface traditional cigarettes in the next decade. >> we have the technology that has the potential to save 6 million lives a year. >> now we got this at receive at 7-eleven this morn pg. minnesota has been the first to tax them. >> wow. the price point again, it is $9 for one cigarette? but it replaces -- >> right. but this will be like kbo two packs worth, they say. >> then, you know, it kind of equals out. so the price of not going to be an issue. all right. >> and you're not

cameron. >> "hunger games" was where you know of the biggest fames of the year and also what i call the six weeks it took me to get into this dres. >> ang lee has been nominated for best director for the life of pi, which is what i'm going to call the next six weeks after i take this dress off. >> it was fun to see two women. they obviously love each other and bounce off of each other so beautifully. there were very few moments where i didn't think they clicked or it didn't work. >> we wanted more. that's what you wanted. i'm so happy for ben affleck for winning for "argo," but i have to say "lincoln" had seven nominations, and they got robbed. >> you thought it did. >> it got -- >> you have been screaming about it. a lot of people thought he got robbed because he didn't get an oscar nomination, meaning ben affleck. >> at the globes you're nominated for seven, and "lincoln" got one? that is -- >> you would have to talk to the people who nominated it and -- see, i haven't seen "argo" yet. i saw "lincoln" yesterday. i really, really loved it. it was sensational. if you love those kind

it's a smart, but risky move for cameron. >> paul: james. >> another hit for cameron, cam cameron, not the british prime minister, but he's with the baltimore ravens and he's rooting for the team and he says it was a brilliant move firing him. he's not saying he was a terrible coach, but shook up the team and helped to play better, but in super charged sports egos, refreshing to say, i should say this is not applicable to media news rooms, not a brilliant move to shake up your staff here, i'm saying in general. >> paul: that's all right, with his case, you're our defensive coordinator don't worry about it. kim? >> a hit to the the news that so many americans are finally being given a choice it not join a union. the evidence for that came with news department of labor statistics, union membership had again dropped and at a post world war ii law and fleeing from indiana and wisconsin, and allowing them to negotiate on their own and not paying union dues with which they don't agree and freedom in any context is good a

for cameron. >> paul: james. >> another hit for cameron, cam cameron, not the british prime minister, but he's with the baltimore ravens and he's rooting for the team and he says it was a brilliant move firing him. he's not saying he was a terrible coach, but shook up the team and helped to play better, but in super charged sports egos, refreshing to say, i should say this is not applicable to media news rooms, not a brilliant move to shake up your staff here, i'm saying in general. >> paul: that's all right, with his case, you're our defensive coordinator don't worry about it. kim? >> a hit to the the news that so many americans are finally being given a choice it not join a union. the evidence for that came with news department of labor statistics, union membership had again dropped and at a post world war ii law and fleeing from indiana and wisconsin, and allowing them to negotiate on their own and not paying union dues with which they don't agree and freedom in any context is good and nice to see it in a workplace, too. >> paul: thanks, kim, although we wish we could have had a tr

cameron. >> anne hathaway, you gave a stunning performance. i have not seen someone so totally alone and abandoned like that since you were on stage with james franco at the oscars. >> funny. they were really good. >> they were really good. tina fey and amy poehler, who impressed as co-hosts last night. here were some big winners. ben affleck's "argo." best motion picture drama award. also won best director, a category for which he wasn't even nominated. will ferrell and kristen whig presented jennifer lawrence for her role in silver linings playbook, but before they did, they swore they watched every movie in the musical or comedy category. >> "salmon fishing in the yemen." >> always beautiful. >> amazing. when the salmon are coming out -- >> comes out -- >> and when the bad guy comes -- >> the salmon's like -- and you know -- >> yemen. >> when you're in yemen. >> oh, my gosh. love jennifer lawrence. >> silver linings -- >> playbook. >> playbook. and the silver, i thought it was an animated film. >> for tv, "homeland" was a big w winner along

cameron. >> shock. did she really say that? >> yeah. but it was interesting bill clinton making an appearance to introduce "lincoln." >> bill clinton makes an appearance everywhere. i love bill clinton. >> the guy has limitless energy. >> absolutely. >> what a coup for been affleck, stubbed by the economy. "argueo "argo" got best flick. big shocker at the academy. >> usually these golden globes give you some sort of an education as to where the oscars are going to go, especially in best director. ben affleck wasn't even nominated. you can't look at the golden globes as any kind of indicator this year. >> i would like to see ben affleck getting acco lates he deserves. mat damien got most of the credit out of the movie, the first movie they made, "good will hunting" but ben affleck was his partner in making that movie. >> he makes me crazy as an actor. he is a wapitiastic director. he is a really really really good director. >> he not om directed -- not only act but directed. >> in argo. >> we will be joi

leon panetta that with james cameron to discuss the hostage situation in algeria. a horrific story out of moscow. the artistic director is fighting for his eyesight. an unknown attacker threw acid in his face outside of his moscow apartment. a former dancer has led for two years. he suffered third-degree burns and doctors are trying to save his eyesight. now back to ashley. ashley: an awful story. breaking news for you. new comments from transportation secretary ray lahood on the boeing investigation. problems with dreamliners appear to be focused indeed on the battery. he says the 787 will not fly until it is 100% sure that they are safe to fly. he is not sure how long that will take. perhaps we note that there is problems with the battery, now hearing from the transportation secretary that appears to be where the problem lies. melissa: lance armstrong came clean to oprah winfrey about doping last night in a prime time interview. dennis kneale is covering this story and he joins us now. dennis: lance armstrong's interview was supposed to be a full confessional. in

. >> let's talk about her relationship with james cameron who has been described as intense. golden globe post amy poeler. she spent three years married to cameron. what do we know about this relationship? >> it was a short marriage. years long and a long time ago. i know that the two are still friendly and supportive of each other's work and very much in touch. >> that's it. that's all you will say about that? >> ask katherine bigelow. >> she comes across as a private or shy woman compared to many of the hollywood heavy weights. tell us something we may not know about her. she lived in a bank vault in new york city. >> she has an amazing city as a visual artist. she was brought up in california and moved to new york in the 70s. she was making art and interacted with a number of pivotal figures. you see in the films that she makes that very visual quality, that special esthetics. she wants it to be memorable. anyone who has seen zero dark 30, the scene at the end of the film, you see the artist in her there. >> indeed. thank you. we appreciate you joining us. >> thank you. >>

cameron. >> that's a great line. a big surprise guest at the grammies was bill clinton, himself, former president who came to introduce the film "lincoln," a favor to his friend, steven spielberg when he left the stage, amy and tina wanted to be sure everybody knew who that was. >> number 1. >> wow. what an exciting special gift. that was hillary clinton's husband. oh, my god. that was exciting. that was exciting. >> i would have nominated tina and amy to host everything. they are the best. >> who is doing the ausc-arizona this year? do we know. >> mac farland. i would much rather have amy poehler and tina fey. >> seth myers. they are so good. i loved that line about bill clinton. he will be known now as hillary clinton's husband. how about it? when we come back what's president obama up to today other than recovering from the hangover from last night? we will tell you. >> on your radio and on current tv this is "the bill press show." but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit even the smallest th

cameron. >> reporter: best reference to saint meryl streep. >> meryl streep is not here tonight. she has the flu. and i hear she's amazing in it. >> what does this say? i beat meryl. >> reporter: most presidential. daniel day lewis. also nominated, bill clinton. >> what an exciting special guest. that was hillary clinton's husband. >> reporter: and the best dressed nominations, clooney, clooney, clooney. and the winner is clooney. most beautiful, tina fey. these are my awards, i decide. and best acceptance speech by a new mom that doesn't get out much these days, adele. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> that was one of the better, funnier shows in recent years. amy and tina fey, for me, permanent gig i think. let these two have a crack at it. >> that was amazing. >> very good stuff. congrats to all the winners and the host last night. more from abc news coming up next. where is our golden globes? >> i know. the host last night. more from abc news coming up next. ÑsÑsñ >>> this morning on "world news now," back pedaling. lance armstro

joining us from washington, james rosen and carl cameron. cammeron, tell me something i don't know about the gun hearings today. >> well, you were talking about the testimony from gabriel giffords. she and her husband mark kelly, the former astronaut, founded a big political action committee exercise last year, basically up veiled it last month with the expressed purpose of advocating gun control laws and come batting the nra wane wayne lapierre testified today well. lapierre says he opposed background checks at gun shows. everybody knows that the polls show that hunters and huntsman think it's good deal. gun control have gas roots and way better professional lobbying effort than the gun control crowd. a ban on semiautomatic rifles is going to be really really tough especially for democrats in red states. now even limiting high ammunition magazines is going to be met with a ton of resistance, bill. >> rosen, there is a story floating around, we have not covered it because it might not be fair. senator robert menendez of new jersey, a friend

let's bring in fox news correspondents james rosen and carl cameron following the news in washington today. tell me something i don't know. >> probably, bill, the only salient fact that we didn't previously know that emerged from secretary clinton's testimony all day today was that the one suspect in the benghazi attacks who has actually been arrested in to your tunisia and later released we are now told by the secretary remains under surveillance, constant surveillance and probably has not left tunisia. now, i'm going to tell you something you do know, bill, having been a reporter yourself which is that congressional hearings are a very poor vehicle for actual investigation for two reasons. number one, the witness, as was definitely true today, is usually smarter than the questioners on capitol hill. and that's for two reasons. number one, they don't do their homework. they don't really -- they are not well briefed in the actual substance of the benghazi case. and, secondly, they are not -- they don't really grasp the fundamental principles of the art of cross-examination. the first

and james rosen two fox news washington guys to give us inside stuff. they better do it tonight tonig. cammeron, you are up first. what happened today at the biden gun control meeting? >> well, the vice president said that the president was looking for legislation. he lved also use executive action. mr. biden didn't say what or how. there is some speculation it might be about some sort of a tracking data base to find weapons and keep track of them over time. we know what the administration does want and that's to ban military style assault weapons. new restrictions on high capacity magazines and loophole free background checks. gun groups want more on mental illness and violence industry and video games. they will have their go at the end of the week it is clear that the white house is less interested in culture than gun control then. >> the threat today was, hey, if we can't get this through the house, he will sign an executive order. we are just going to do it around congress. change the whole gun law deal by the president's signature it. that will be

kate cameron... that's jez haydock's girlfriend? yeah. isobel crompton... ah? so if temple's right that puts her in the frame for both murders as the betrayed and vengeful wife. i suppose it's possible that she could have fired off the shots and then rushed back to make it look like she'd just come out of her house but the timing'd be tight. plus she'd have to return the rifle. that's what i don't get. no one noticed. could mrs. crompton have been at the observatory on tuesday night? she doesn't have an alibi, but the only person we can definitely place at the scene is jez, and he did lie to us. people obstruct the police for all sorts of reasons. like your priest, for example. my priest? yeah, if he'd tell us what was going on in crompton's mind, we might be getting somewhere. now, boys... i never knew dr. ransome. she was a college doctor. yeah, and i'm dead healthy. look, you can see where we're coming from, can't you, jez? you lied to us about being at the observatory. i explained that. you didn't tell us you were related to mr. and mrs. temple. you didn't

i cannot imagine david cameron giving vladimir putin wannabes today. can you? >> incredible progressions voted for new president last year. orthodox church favored vladimir putin, who was reelected for a third term. steve rosenberg has asked one of the most senior figures in the care about its controversial relationship with the state. >> the state does not influence the election of the patriarch or the appointment of the bishops or anything related to the internal life of the cherished. the church, in its turn, is not involved in politics. >> use a the church is not involved in politics, but ahead of the presidential election, the patriarch said that the last haveears of putin's rule been a miracle from god. there's a sense that the orthodox church has been supporting them. but i would say there was no official endorsement of one candidate against another candidate. but people from the church and not only from the russian orthodox church, but from other traditional churches, they met with mr. putin as a presidential candidate. each of them was able to say what

it's about to get graphic. >>> and his clients include katie holmes, cameron diaz, nicole richie, and you. now a fashion icon is missing after his plane suddenly disappears. >>> hi, everyone. i'm brooke baldwin. good to be with you on this monday. i promise we'll get you much more on the president's national security choices in just a moment. but first, really a gut wrenching scene unfolding right now in a colorado courtroom. prosecutors are laying out some of the gruesome details of last summer's mass shooting inside an aurora, colorado, movie theater. alleged gunman james holmes is not expected to enter a plea today. he's charged with murder, attempted murder, weapons violations, 166 counts in total here. this preliminary hearing they say should last multiple days. you remember this story. 12 people were killed, at least 58 were wounded, 22-year-old steven barton was one of them. he is now an advocate for tighter gun control. and earlier today he talked to cnn about what he hopes to get out of today's hearing. take a listen. >> i obviously don't want him to walk. but, you know, as l