COSTELLO: If convicted, the accused Planned Parenthood gunman could be put to death. That's the news Robert Lewis Dear learned his first court appearance after that deadly rampage. The 57-year-old who's being held without bond faced a judge via a video feed from jail. He did not enter a plea or discussed details of the case, leaving investigators uncertain about his possible motives. CNN's Dan Simon, live in Colorado Springs with more. Good morning.</s>DAN SIMON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning -- Carol. Well, when you look at that video of the suspect, you could see that he was wearing some kind of protective vest, which apparently is a suicide prevention vest. The other thing you notice is that he looks to be somewhat out of it. He's slowly blinking his eyes. He almost looked like as if he was struggling to stay awake. This was a relatively routine court hearing, lasted just 13 minutes. He was appointed a public defender, a man named Daniel King, who interestingly enough is the same attorney who represented James Holmes, the mass killer in that Colorado movie theater. In terms of where we go from here, the next court date is scheduled for a week from Wednesday. And Carol -- we're also getting some new information about the investigation. A law enforcement source tells CNN that the suspect brought a lot of weapons to the Planned Parenthood clinic. They found a duffel bag filled with rifles and handguns. They don't know at this point why that particular Planned Parenthood was targeted. Of course there's a lot of speculation that maybe his anti-abortion, anti-government views played into this but at this point they say it's still too early to come up with a conclusive motive -- Carol.</s>COSTELLO: All right. Dan Simon reporting live from Colorado Springs this morning. Still to come in the</s>NEWSROOM: a pill that could prevent HIV. More and more people want it, but now there's a new concern. We'll talk about that next.
Suspected Killer Appears via Video in Court