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jim spellman. he's standing outside the theater. we can see the neon sign behind you. let's talk first about this video. i know it's black and white. what more can you tell us? >> yeah, police describe this whole apartment as being designed to kill. all rigged up to a trip wire at the front door. it took them almost two days before they could figure out how to dismantle this safely, ult the matly using water to render inoperable this control box. fortunately there wasn't a timer to it because they needed that much time to sort out how to do it. when they were finally able to render i...

How do you get that kind of armament in a theater? i guess he had a back pack or something. he has full regalia. three weapons. two that are substantial, large, all right. he has tear gas cansters. how do you get that into a theater? >> i think i can fill you in on that. he bought a ticket and came in dressed as a civilian and sat in the very he front row and then sometime after either the previews started or the film itself started he went through one of the fire escape exits that is actually located at the front of the theater behind the movie screen. so then he went out to his car, dressed ...

It. how do you get that kind of armament in a theater? i guess he had a back pack or something. he has full regalia. three weapons. two that are substantial, large, all right. he has tear gas cansters. how do you get that into a theater? >> i think i can fill you in on that. he bought a ticket and came in dressed as a civilian and sat in the very he front row and then sometime after either the previews started or the film itself started he went through one of the fire escape exits that is actually located at the front of the theater behind the movie screen. so then he went out to his car, dres...

Knows zooming up 1,000-foot cliffs is dangerous, so he takes certain precautions. >> we carry a back pack with a shovel in it and a transceiver and a transceiver is if you get buried, they can find it. >> even though trennis takes precautions, he admits he takes more time pushing the limit than his safety. >> people talk about avalanches and it goes in one year and out the other. it's something we never put a lot of stock into. >> one thing trennis does put stock into is finding the most extreme cliff and trying to snowmobile to the top of them. he heads to a place known as the snowmobiling ca...

You get going speeds 100 miles an hour, your helmet will suck up against the bottom of your chin. it's awesome. >> trennis is one of the top extreme snowmobilers in the country. >> you feel like you can fly. >> extreme snowmobilers go fast, really fast, and they get big air, too. but while the others head down the mountain, the goal for these guys is to go up, to climb to the top of the mountain. >> it's called high marking. we try to ride where snowmobiles looking at it snowmobiles can't go. it's a huge adrenaline rush. >> trennis loves to be the top dog on the mountain but zooming up 1,000-f...