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Here, we still don't know exactly how this started or the motive for the shooting. the suspect is due in court on monday. will his motive matter when it comes to his bail? >> good afternoon, pamela and john. ultimately what it will depend upon and count on is his intent. there are murder charges here. it's just sickening, really, the whole series of events certainly is. but he's facing murder charges. we also know based upon that, we know that colorado has a death penalty, they haven't really used it at all in 40 years. only one person has been executed. they're not going to focus so much on m...

Magnificent mile protest. thousands take to protest the shooting death of mcdonald. today we're asking, did the protest work? and carson in jordan. the republican presidential candidate going overseas to visit refugees. will the trip silence critics of his grasp of foreign policy? >> and you are in the "cnn newsroom." i'm pamela brown in for poppy harlow on this saturday. and we begin with new developments in that deadly shooting at the colorado clinic. the suspect in the bloody siege will be in court on monday. 57-year-old robert dear is being held without bail. he allegedly opened fire. and ...

And it says, ucf police, rest in peace, officer swasey, we love you. >> eric singer, thank you so much. we appreciate you bringing all the latest to us there. >> thank you, christi, victor. >> and certainly thinking about that family. investigators are moving forward, as victor said earlier, they're trying to determine what the motive yesterday at the planned parenthood clinic. so far there has not been a link found between this man, the accused killer, robert lewis dear. stephanie elam is live in colorado springs. for us, what are you learning specifically about the investigation, stephanie...

We saw it this week in chicago, unrest over a police shooting of a black suspect. while each case is unique, one thing is clear. since ferguson, this issue has become a national concern. in a new cnn kaiser foundation policy, 90% of african-americans say they've been treated unfairly because of their race, compared to 17% of hispanics and 3% of white people. 84% of african-americans say anger over police mistreatment is a major cause of protests in major cities. what goes through the minds of police officers in these situations and what makes them decide to shoot or not shoot? cnn's carol cost...

His track record. >> most police never fire their weapon in a course of a career. >> they are well trained to defuse situations like this. if the kid was attacking the cop and felt threatened, they would use necessary force. you are trained to use necessary force but not kill. >> is more training the answer? >> training is always part of the answer. but if you have a officer and i believe in this case, there were issues regarding the officer going back over his career. the answer is regarding officers, psychological testing periodically if there is a troubling pattern. >> look at a story very ...