randi? >> nick valencia, and it's so sad, nick, to think about not only the loss, but how long so many of these families had to wait to find out what happened, what the fate of their loved ones was. nick valencia, thank you very much for that. >>> suspected movie theater shooter james holmes had been stockpiling, it turns out, a deadly arsenal of guns, chemicals, and bombs, and many of the weapons were legal for him to possess. the details next when we return with much more live from aurora, colorado. >>> welcome back, everyone. i'm randi kaye here in aurora, colorado. 12 dead, 58 injured, and 1 man behind bars. james holmes, the suspected lone gunman in the largest mass shooting in our country's history. police say the 24-year-old dressed head-to-toe in protective geared and sprayed colorado's century 16 theater with bullets and eventually surrendered without resistance. cnn legal contributor paul callan joining me live. at the heart of this massacre were the multiple guns found. three were

i'm randi kaye. thousands of people are trying to keep their cool as the mercury rises and patience wanes to get the power back on. >>> health officials scramble to identify a mystery illness that is killing almost every child it infects in cambodia. >>> and it's a special day for us and for ringo starr. the beatles legend joins us this hour on his birthday to celebrate, of course, with us, and to talk about his new album and the motivation behind his continued success. >>> slow and steady is proving to be a losing combination for hundreds of thousands of people across the mid-atlantic and northeast who have been without power now for a full week. and it will be getting even hotter in many cities today. the record-breaking temperatures are blamed for several deaths and catastrophes for many businesses. emily schmidt joins us from springfield, virginia, with much more on that. emily, tell us what the situation is there. >> reporter: hi, randi. the power back on in this neighborhood, but you can see th

>>randy: the naked truth. >>shepard: we have the experts on. is there a cliff nearby, randy? >> there was a time -- maybe we should end the program a minute early today. anyone have anything else? this is not god's will. this is not god's will. it can't be. >>randy: doing the best i can. >>shepard: what else? >>arthur: i don't know if this sets a precedence and we will see a bunch of people running naked through the airport. >>shepard: they do not scan anything except

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randi? >> yeah, and i had read her blog yesterday that she had written after that canada shooting, saying how blessed she was to have survived. it's really chilling. nick valencia, thank you very much for that. >> thank you, randi. >> police are searching for a motive in the colorado shootings. standing in their way is a very sophisticated trap set by the suspect himself. they have found explosives and ammunition wired to blow at his apartment. our poppi harlow is there at the apartment building this morning. poppi, what exactly did they find inside? >> reporter: what they found is pretty astonishing, randi. as you said, they sent those robots in yesterday. the video showed the law enforcement official tells me what they believe to be at least a dozen homemade explosive devices. and what's even more troubling is that those were tied to accelerants, what they believe to be liquid accelerants, jars of black powder to exacerbate any detonation, to really fuel the fire, if you will. that's very

randy, soapbox. thank you. >> drought conditions are now reported -- randy, i don't know. you must get a lost hail mail. i don't presume you are innocent of everything. where am i supposed to go? drought conditions cover 55 percent of the continental united states, the largest stretch if this nation since 1959. wonder what is going on? wonder what's going on? come on, people. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration top soil is dried out and crops are deteriorating at a rate rarely seen and it could drive food prices to record levels. maybe you don't care about this stuff now and quit foolin' yourself, but, it is dry out there? >> if there is ever a time you want to wish for a tropical storm now is the time. look at florida, showing the extreme of exceptional drought. we do not have the problem this because of tropical storm moisture. we need moisture. we are not going to get it in the areas we really need it so crops of the southwest extreme to exceptional drought headed across the ohio river valley and the tennessee river valley and parts of arkan

i'm randi kaye. let me get you caught up now on the latest details from here in aurora. we are learning more about the victims this morning. a few names have trickled out in the last few minutes, in fact. but coming up at 10:00 a.m., we expect police to release the full list of victims in this shooting. here at the theater, people have gathered to remember those. there was a vigil last night. much of their makeshift memorial is still here. officials have also set up a grief counseling for folks here for anyone who needs help, who just nds to talk about what happened in their community. we also have a new image to show you this morning. take a look at this with me. it comes from the adult sex website, adultfriendfinder. police believe that this is james holmes, the suspect in the shooting. but investigators haven't been able to confirm that yet. sources did say that holmes had died his hair red before the attack. police and federal investigators are gathered at james holmes' apartment right now. they'

>>randy: the naked truth. >>shepard: we have the experts on. is there a cliff nearby, randy? >> there was a time -- maybe we should end the program a minute early today. anyone have anything else? this is not god's will. this is not god's will. it can't be. >>randy: doing the best i can. >>shepard: what else? >>arthur: i don't know if this sets a precedence and we will see a bunch of people running naked through the airport. >>shepard: they do not scan anything except us. it is just, it seems as if and our expert whose come on the program say this is just to make us feel better. kneelings and --needles in sandwiches coming from amsterdam. i am staying here. that is it for "studio b" and the dow is up and neil cavuto is next. stand clear. >> i also ask anyone making over $250,000 to go back to the rates they paid under bill clinton because by the way, that worked. nearly 23 million new jobs were created. the largest budget surplus in our history. >>neil: and now a guy is wondering why this president thinks it will do wonders for him. >> welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. thi

arthur and randy, what do do you? >>arthur: this started off, just one little post by one person in the community that said, it is too bad or too sad that the highers brothers are in prison if life. and suddenly, someone was, like, i remember that, yes, i was at the back door and going in to buy marijuana and guys with black men, with guns, they came forward and the family of the higher brothers, what do you mean, black men with guns? the brothers are white guys. that is what, then, the judge heard the evidence, and he her the witnesses, and the judge believes this is enough to do a redo. that does not happen to often in a murder case. >>shepard: redos are difficult after a year or two. forget 25 years. >>randy: this is unfair to the prosecution but taking the side of the prosecution there is a bigger issue. our system of justice demands finality. it demands certainty. the jury speaks. the case is over. otherwise, the courthouses will be shut down with people saying, i want a new trial. i want a new trial. on the limi

i'm randi kaye. egyptian security steps up its effort to find and free a kidnapped american couple and their tour guide. >>> a staggering number of murders on the streets of chicago. 259 so far this year. we'll track how illegal weapons get into the hands of killers. and the anticipation builds for london 2012. gold medallist dominique dawes and jacqui joie ner courier si joins me. >>> we begin with the search for two american tourists and their guides. they were kidnapped in the sinai peninsu peninsula. it's the third time american tourists have been kidnapped in that area this year. elise labott has been following the developments for us from jordan. she joins us by phone. elise, what is different would you say about this kidnapping compared to the others that we've reported on before? >> reporter: well, randi, in the past a lot of these kidnappings were about money. a lot of them were trying to make a little extra money. what they would do is kidnap americans or other westerners for ransom. and a

i'm randi kaye. it wasn't just police who were the first to respond to the massacre here in aurora, colorado. doctors were called in, in the middle of the night, to treat the dozens of injured who began showing up in hospitals in and around aurora. with us now, dr. gary guy upshah who was one of those called in on the night of this tragic shooting. thank you so much for joining us this morning, dr. upshaw. you were there as victims started pouring in to your hospital. can you give us a sense of what that was like in the early hours of friday morning? >> well, at first we had a private vehicle drive in a couple, and the wife drove her husband in, who had been hit by probably shotgun pellets or buckshot, and that was the first word that we had gotten, that a shooting occurred at a theater. so immediately, we started thinking that we were probably going to receive other patients, and soon thaereafter, we did. >> and at this stage, can you tell us how many people are injured and do you know how many of t

official yesterday, randi, that the u.s. now believes that some chemical weapons in syria have been moved. but the official that spoke to cnn said they're not sure if it was moved in order to protect the chemical weapons because of the fighting that's going on in syria to make sure nothing happens to it, or more ominously, was it moved in order to try to use it against some of the population of syria? there's been a great concern from the u.s. and other international powers about syria's weapons stockpile. the u.s. has said for a while now they've had their eye on syrian weapons stockpiles there trying to make sure nothing happens. and because of these new reports, a lot more concern about what exactly is going to be done with these weapons that they believe have been moved, randi. >> and still no indication that this conflict is going to end any time soon. mohamed jamjoom, thank you. >>> to afghanistan where 17 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack at a wedding. 45 others have been injured. it seems the target of the

arthur and randy? arthur, can you not sue an alligator for biting off your hand, it is as if came to the alligator's house. i guess the rest of this --. >>arthur: you do not want the alligator to get use to interaction with people. this is a great adventure. we did a safari. if animals get so used to humans they come to the car. in nature, they would be running away from the car. i guess the best analogy -- so it is illegal to feed the alligators. it is illegal to have fireworks. so on july 4th if you blow up the hand because you have a big pile of fireworks, and the cops come and the hand is gone but there are the illegal fireworks. randy brought up a thing -- a guy that shot himself in the foot. or leg. or thigh. he went to jail for two years for shooting himself. >>randy: the purpose of our criminal justice system, and the whole notion of sentencing, it is all about punishment and deterrence. would somebody explain to me how much more this guy could have been punished, what the judge could do that t

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arthur and randy? arthur, can you not sue an alligator for biting off your hand, it is as if came to the alligator's house. i guess the rest of this --. >>arthur: you do not want the alligator to get use to interaction with people. this is a great adventure. we did a safari. if animals get so used to humans they come to the car. in nature, they would be running away from the car. i guess the best analogy -- so it is illegal to feed the alligators. it is fireworks. so on july 4th if you blow up the hand because you have a big pile of fireworks, and the cops come and the hand is gone but there are the illegal fireworks. randy brought up a thing -- a guy that shot himself in the foot. or leg. or thigh. he went to jail for two years for shooting himself. >>randy: the purpose of our criminal justice system, and the whole notion of sentencing, it is all about punishment and deterrence. would somebody explain to me how much more this guy could have been punished, what the judge could do that the alligator did

what happened, randy? >> good morning. i am so sad to -- there is no -- this family has not that much -- the focus is on the children. i'm sorry. it never happened that way. this is all an attempt to divert attention away from -- this is fake, what they said was, this is not about money. it's about the hype. they still have not answered our questions. my brother, michael jackson on july 7th. please answer the question, somebody. this is sad for the family. it's sad. >> randy, i'm going to have to apologize here, because the connection we have with you is not clear. we were able to hear some of the things that you're saying, that it's not about the will, that you have a problem with the attorney. we're going to try to get a better connection and go to sam right now. >> seems what we heard, he's saying the exchange between janet didn't happen at all, so we'll get a better connection and we'll find out more about it. >> let's deal with the heat going on outside in a lot of locations. take a look at record temperatures. possib

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>>shepard: do you believe anything you just said randy? >>randy: absolutely. >>arthur: a judge, law enforcement is suppose to go to a judge and say, judge, this is why we need the records and the judge says yes-or-no. >>randy: and in that time someone is blown up. >>shepard: that is so cold -- old school. house republicans have held 30 votes, now, trying for get rid of the health care law. they are about to try again. analysts say they have absolutely no chance of success. so, why are they doing it? voters. we will get into that coming up. and one final honor for six men who died serving our country at the end of a mystery that lasted half a century. [ female announcer ] you can make macaroni & cheese without freshly-made pasta. you could also cut corners by making it without 100% real cheddar cheese. but then...it wouldn't be stouffer's mac & cheese. just one of over 70 satisfying recipes for one from stouffer's. or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum

>> that, too, randi, was a long process. the choices that we had were to live plural marriage and to get to the celestial kingdom or not and live in hell without our families and children, and we would be without them. so that the choices were black and white. i believed that since i was a people-pleasing person i needed to do what god told me to do. stick with it no matter what. and my mother said to endure to tend and the blessings will be in heaven. among all of the questions and the doubts was always sadness and concern, enduring to the end so that you could someday have those blessings. >> in the book, you talked about jealousy and heartache. what was it like to share your husban husband? >> it was probably the most difficult thing i have ever done in my life. i believed that it divided us. it did not make us closer like the promise was. and it divided our relationship and sever ed the closeness and the trust issues, and it was always like that. i am sure that my sister wife felt that same way, because there was never g

susan, good morning. >> hi, randi. they're called synthetic drugs because they're made from chemicals meant to mimic marijuana and cocaine, and they're cheaper, too. some are sold as bath salts, plant food, but they're not what you would feed your plant or put had your bathtub. agents went after them in a big way this week, raiding storage units, homes and head shops in more than 30 states from coast to coast, even hawaii. more than 100 people were arrested. now, it may not take these drugs off the street, but the dea and i.c.e. hope the sweep will get out the word. >> we're sending a clear message to those who profit from the sale of these dangerous substances -- you are nothing more than a drug trafficker and we will bring you to justice. the web of connections between the suppliers and the distributors and the retailers is enormous and it's complex. but at dea, we're experts at connecting the dots. >> now, some of these synthetics are not illegal, but if the ingredients are controlled substances, randi, they can be.

i'm randi kaye. checking top stories, mitt romney is firing back against the obama campaign after a new ad goes after questions about when exactly romney ended his time at bain capital. romney calls the tactic "demeaning and disgusting" and tells cnn's jim acosta he wants an apology. >> it's false, deceptive and dishonest and they ought to stop. >> romney is adamant he had no role in bain after 1999. >>> actor devastated after his son, sage, found dead in his home. the l.a. coroner's office said it's still trying to determine the cause of death. >> we're currently doing an investigation in the cause of his death. there is a security hold that's going to be placed on the case. all we can confirm is that he's passed away. and we'll be doing an oups in the next couple days. and the cause of death will probably be pending toxicology and further testing. >> sage appeared along side his dad in "rocky v" was 30 years old. >>> company issuing a statement after controversy erupted over this year's apparel, wh

>>randy: run with the argument. if you are charging me with reckless driving and he is ahead of me, he has to be reckless driving, as well. by the way, this begs the question, with he in his fisker cannot outrun this other vehicle. that should be a separate crime. the rub is it is all bark and no bike. wreck lots driving is a misdemeanor. you do not need the fancy for commercial gain to snap picture. tailgating? you cannot tailgate. speeding? you cannot speed. so, what is he charged with they would not charge him before the statute came in effect? >>guest: they have to come before them and show what they were doing. reckless driving without press chasing you. >>randy: you can say you were not ticking -- taking the commercial if commercial gain. >>guest: but you have six peoples before that appeared in "people" magazine yesterday. >>randy: that was yesterday. no crime. no crime. >>shepard: okay. >>guest: fisker will not be happy with this. it is not good karma. >>shepard: the bieber has the press put away so that is

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what happened, randy? >> good morning. i am so sad to -- there is no -- this family has not that much -- the focus is on the children. i'm sorry. it never happened that way. this is all an attempt to divert attention away from -- this is fake, what they said was, this is not about money. it's about the hype. they still have not answered our questions. my brother, michael jackson on july 7th. please answer the question, somebody. this is sad for the family. it's sad. >> randy, i'm going to have to apologize here, because the connection we ha not clear. we were able to hear some of the things that you're saying, that it's not about the will, that you have a problem with the attorney. we're going to try to get a better connection and go to sam right now. >> seems what we heard, he's saying the exchange between janet didn't happen at all, so we'll get a better connection and we'll find out more about it. >> let's deal with the heat going on outside in a lot of locations. take a look at record temperatures. possible records tod

>>randy: why not tryo resox this privately? penn state has come out publicly and said, we will do the right thing, so what's the point initiating the lawsuit? i can't see anything. >>shepard: i will wait until your child is raped in the bathroom and then get back to you. >> the part of the traveling that gets you sick is all the people coughing and sneezing and god knows what? well, it is not the plane as it is the airport. next, a petri dish you may not even have considered. male spirit present.trong it's the priceline negotiator. >>what? >>sorry. he wants you to know about priceline's new express deals. it's a faster way to get a great hotel deal without bidding. pick one with a pool, a gym, a great guest rating. >>and save big. >>thanks negotiator. wherever you are. ya, no. he's over here. >>in the refrigerator? you know how hard if yit can be to breathedo, and what that feels like. copd iludes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiva helps corol my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces co

>>randy: why not try to resox this privately? penn state has come out publicly and said, we will do the right thing, so what's the point initiating the lawsuit? i can't see anything. >>shepard: i will wait until your child is raped in the bathroom and then get back to you. >> the part of the traveling that gets you sick is all the people coughing and sneezing and god knows what? well, it is not the plane as it is the airport. next, a petri dish you may not even have considered. male spirit present.trong it's the priceline negotiator. >>what? >>sorry. he wants you to know about priceline's new express deals. it's a faster way to get a great hotel deal without bidding. pick one with a pool, a gym, a great guest rating. >>and save big. >>thanks negotiator. wherever you are. ya, no. he's over here. >>in the refrigerator? you know how hard if yit can be to breathedo, and what that feels like. copd iludes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiva helps corol my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces co

courtney and randy, like screaming out the window. there's no expectation of privacy on twitter. >> come on. first of all -- >> why would you post it on twitter if you didn't want everyone to know what you said. man up, own the words and if the prosecutor can use it, good for the prosecutor. >> she stole your tweet and your thunder. >> that's okay. she's so much better looking than me anyway. first of all, let's put it in proper context. this is a disorderly conduct trial. a violation that's grabbing worldwide headlines but first of all, twitter now is going to be put in the ridiculous position of having to defend everybody. they have to spend money to prevent the government from getting tweets. one of the nice things about dealing with social media is you feel i can do what i went. i have expectation of privacy and a right to associate and i don't have to worry about my stuff being given to the government. now it's open season on twitter and shifts the burden. now all of a sudden that guy has to prove his innocence. the violates the

i'm randi kaye. we start this hour with a historic credit card settlement that could have you paying more out of your pocket. if you're just joining us, here's the deal. visa, mastercard and some of the country's biggest banks have agreed to a massive settlement with retailers that totals a whopping $7.25 billion. the lawsuit centers around credit card swipe fees. merchants allege credit card companies were fixing the price on those fees, but the proposed settlement now gives retailers the green light to tack on a surcharge if you use plastic, which could mean a bigger tab for you. and there's much more when you read the fine print. douglas canter, a lawyer for the national association for convenience stores has read all the fine print and joins us now from dc. doug, you have said it is not the retailers or the consumers, but actually visa, mastercard and their banks that win out in this one. why is that? >> unfortunately, this agreement -- and i want to emphasize that it's not a done deal yet. this

arthur aidala and randy zellen. arty, the mom files for control of this guy's assets before the coast guard is done searching. what do you make of that? >> first, i want to compliment phil keating forgoing above and beyond a live shot on the beach. i'm sure he had to endure a lot of pain walking on the beautiful sand. >> he always does. >> god bless. it's a sad story and doing the research, what comes to mind is all of us want more money. everyone would like to be more comfortable. this is the quintessential money cannot buy you happiness. he had mental problems. his mother has been a big part of his life, probably protecting him his whole life and everyone needs to know mom doesn't needed money. she's rich. she's just trying to do the right thing and preserve the estate so it doesn't get depleted because his uncle thinks he's still alive and took off to run away from the troubles and problems he's having. >> arty makes a good point. the mom was asked is this a setup? did he stage this? the truth is the mom doesn't

i'm randi kaye. >> we are clear that we are going to rise back and lift ourselves above this. >> arora mourns as it tries to come to grips with this mass shooting at a movie theater. we are putting names with faces and learning new information this morning about the victims' identities. >> it is a very vexing problem how to enter that apartment safely. i personally have never seen anything like what the pictures show us. >> and right now, police and the atf are at suspect james holmes' apartment building. we have some live pictures for you now. they're trying to figure out how they're going to get inside and get past those booby traps that they say he set. shock, anger and disbelief as the community tries to make sense of a mass shooting inside a crowded movie theater. it was supposed to be a night of fun. 12 people are dead, 58 others injured. and the cover of today's "denver post" sums up the feeling here -- "our hearts are broken." ♪ how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me ♪ >> hundreds of people came together last night in front of the theater in vajil to mourn and reme

>>randy: they should do nothing. we talked about the ten different rules that fall under the morals of the ethics, nowhere in the ten, is there any mention --. >>shepard: so the ncaa says that in the letter but this is bigger than that. institution of higher learning have a higher responsibility to have high moral standards, they pass along to their students, and set a good example. >>randy: let the department of education deal with it not the committee that oversees integrity in the sport. what happens here has nothing to do with the sport. when you have cancer you do not kill the body. you cut the cancer out and hope the body can function. someone smarter than me said that to me this morning. when you prosecute a murderer the i.r.s. doesn't do that. whether the person pays the taxes. and that came from "sports illustrated," and the person doling out the punishment should have jurisdiction to deal with the punishment, the ncaa has in business being in this and when you get in the catch all, included but not limited

randi? >> nick, thank you for that. certainly trying to pay tribute to those that we've lost. such disturbing stories. nick valencia, thank you very much. right now the fire department, the atf and several other agencies are on the scene at the suspect's apartment, james holmes' apartment. we have some live pictures for you from our affiliate kcnc at the apartment, which is only about four miles away from where i am here at the movie theater, where the shooting occurred. poppy harlow is at the suspect's apartment. poppy, tell us what's happening there right now. >> reporter: well, randi, as you took live the police presser here that just happened less than an hour ago, what they are doing now is they're getting ready for what they're calling controlled detonation of what sources tell me are at least a dozen ieds, so homemade bombs inside this apartment. they're going to send another robot inside to try to disarm what is a trip wire, a booby trap meant to set off these devices. they'll disarm that, then they'll possibly, according to our susan candiotti and her sourcing, possib

randi? >> the question is, how will that work? do we know how a transitional government would be implemented? >> we don't. there's a lot of point in this agreement. and it is somewhat confusing. while annan had said specifically that this is something that syrians must create and that members of the current syrian regime could actually be part of a transitional government there, you also heard from u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton yesterday that said that everybody there was aware that syrian president assad had no part in the future of syria, and that he could not be part of any future government. so still a lot of details to be worked out. all of this happening at a time when the violence is escalating there. we've heard new figures from opposition figures in syria saying that it's over 14,200 people killed in syria since the start of the crisis. and over half of those killed have been killed just in the last four months. randi? >> thank you very much. >>> the supreme court has spok

>> reporter: yeah, randi, good morning to you. tommy wolfe says that the federal crop insurance is going to help him. he compares it to if you're it had on the road. your automobile insurance will pay to fix the car, but it's certainly not going to give you a new car to go out on the road. bowles says it will be enough to sustain him and he will be back again to farm next year. the usda says about 80% of the crops grown in the u.s. are also covered by federal crop insurance, so it will sustain these farmers, but it's certainly not going to begin to compare to a normal, or certainly a bumper crop. randi? >> yeah. sounds like it's a bit of a band-aid for them. emily, thank you very much. >>> the olympic games are in full swing today after a glitzy opening ceremony last night, the athletes begin their quest for gold. we'll take you live to london. i'm a genius. 3b forgot his anniversary. he wants to make his wife an imovie, but we land in 27 minutes. look at all this footage! it's gonna be ok. move this here? mmhm... so i just drag i

i'm randi kaye. we're getting some shocking new information about the colorado theater shooting suspect james holmes. we've been hearing conflicting reports about a package that he allegedly sent to his psychiatrist before the shooting. cbs is reporting that package contained details about how he planned on killing people. now there's a legal battle over that package and whatever was inside it. jim spellman sounds the jail in aurora, kol california, for us this morning. good morning, jim. so what is this assertion of privilege that lawyers are talking about? >> so what the defense is saying is that the writings in this book were sent from holmes to his psychiatrist, a woman named dr. lynn fenton and that those are doctor-patient communications and should be privileged. it's a little complicated in general about how that works because if potentially there was something in it that alluded to putting people in danger, then the doctor would have to write to -- would have the requirement to report that to

randi? >> what about kofi annan. he's trying to negotiate a cease-fire and end to the violence hasn't gone anywhere. is that why the opposition is so angry with him? >> that's right, randi. it was fascinating to see videos emerge from across the country. huge rallies. they were calling for rallies and the removal of kofi annan. the outrage isn't just directed at the regime, but at kofi annan and the u.n. mission there. they are saying not only has he not been able to achieve what he's wanted to do. not only has he not been able to get a cease-fire but the violence and deaths have only escalated and the situation got worse since he's been involved. the negotiation that is have been ongoing is giving more time to the regime to carry out the crackdown going on so long. randi? >> thank you very much for the reporting. >>> coming up in ten minutes. investigators say these two men were aiming to shoot to kill. why? not money revenge but something scarier. that is what investigators in south carolina say these two young men