College Releases Jared Loughner Video; Arizona Shooting Survivor Mavy Stoddard Discusses Husband, Shooter
LEMON: As I reported moments ago, we have developing news to tell you about. We have just learned that Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords' condition has been upgraded from critical to serious. The hospital says she is continuing to do well, and she is no longer on a ventilator. And for those of you just catching up, we're finally hearing from alleged shooter, Jared Loughner, in his own words this weekend. His former school, Pima Community College, released a video that Loughner reportedly shot and narrated. It is a rambling rant-filled tour through the campus. and it's one of the reasons the school booted him in September. Here's part of it.</s>JARED LOUGHNER, ALLEGED SHOOTER: We are looking at students who have been tortured. Their low-income pay in two wars -- the war that we are in right now is currently illegal. It's impossible for</s>UNIDENTIFIED TEACHER: What's that?</s>LOUGHNER: This is the police station. This is where the whole shaboozy goes down with illegal activity. If the student is unable to locate the external universe, then the student is unable to locate the internal universe. where are all my subjects? I could say something sound right now, but I don't feel like it. This is genocide in America.</s>LOUGHNER: Thank you. This is Jared from Pima College.</s>LEMON: There's also this detail from a law enforcement source. There's reportedly a picture that Loughner took of himself wearing a G-string, posing with a .9-millimeter gun over his crotch. We're told it was on a roll he had developed in the hours before the rampage. Our own Thelma Gutierrez sat down with one of Loughner's long-time friends. Hear more about the Jared Loughner she knew, well before this all went down, when Thelma joins us in a live report next hour here on CNN. And at the top of the show, we showed you funeral services for Dorwin Stoddard, one of the victims of the Arizona rampage. The 76-year-old died a hero, giving his life to protect his wife. Our Ted Rowlands spoke with her as she recovers from the wounds she suffered that day.</s>TED ROWLANDS, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): 76-year-old Mavy Stoddard says she and her husband, Dori, were living a fairytale.</s>MAVY STODDARD, SHOOTING SURVIVOR: We had as good a marriage as I believe anyone in this world could have.</s>ROWLANDS: They were classmates who shared a first kiss in school but didn't marry until they were in their 60s. Both were widowed. Both had raised four children. For the past 15 years, Mavy says she and Dori had a ball. Last Saturday, the couple decided to go meet their Congresswoman, Gabrielle Giffords.</s>ROWLANDS: Tell her how we admired her for going in person out among the people.</s>ROWLANDS: When the shooting started, Mavy says Dori put himself between her and the bullets.</s>STODDARD: He put himself over me. I don't know whether he threw me down or whether -- my first thought was get down, when I saw what was happening. I think it was the last -- last shots that killed him.</s>ROWLANDS: Dori was pronounced dead at the scene.</s>STODDARD: He died on my arms -- on my leg actually. On the side of my leg, with me talking to him and telling him I loved him, and kissing him. So he saved my life and gave his for it. And you can't ask for much more. And he would have protected me with his dying breaths, same way he loved me.</s>ROWLANDS: Mavy says she feels sorry for everyone involved including the man responsible.</s>STODDARD: It's a horrible thing that happened. It touched so many lives. It hurt so many people. That's why I feel no real animosity. I do forgive the young man. I hate what he did, but I don't hate him.</s>ROWLANDS: Mavy was shot three times in the leg. She'll make a full recovery, but she'll be without the love of her life.</s>LEMON: That's CNN's Ted Rowlands, reporting. One of the world's most powerful leaders is headed to Washington. And that's one of the stories that will be making news in the week ahead. We'll tell you what else you can expect. And the best from movies and television being recognized tonight in Hollywood at the Golden Globe Awards. We are celebrity watching, live on the red carpet right now. We're going to take you there.