. >> what did you think people should know about james holmes? >> i'm pretty shy i guess. >> reporter: this is part of an interview james holmes gave to psychiatrist william reid last year. they talked on camera for five day, a total of 22 hours. prosecutors intend to play for jurors almost all that interview, by far their most exhaustive opportunity to hear from holmes himself. >> what bricks tears to your eyes sometimes? >> just regrets. >> regrets? can you tell me a little more? >> [inaudible] >> regrets about? >> [inaudible]. >> reporter: holmes methodically planned the killings, but defense lawyers claimed he was schizophrenic and in the grips of a psychotic episode. prosecutor george brachler asked the following question: >> it is your opinion that james holmes met the definition of legal sanity? >> yes. >> reporter: defense lawyers tried unsuccessfully to block that tape as evidence. charlie, jurors will spend the next several days getting a different impression of james holmes in his own words. >> rose: thanks, mark. we learned today the

also tonight, was james holmes insane as he claims when he opened fire on a colorado movie theater? what an expert told jurors today. drones joined the hunt for flood victims. >> we may be getting into areas we can't get people into. >> rose: and a contest named for hemingway helps write a new chapter in u.s.-cuba relations. >> there it is! got one! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> reporter: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm charlie rose. and this is our western edition. denis has tert the was indicted today on federal criminal charges. according to court documents republican from illinois is accused of covering up big cash withdrawals he was making allegedly to be used as hush money to pay off someone he had wronged. congressional correspondent nancy cordes has the latest. >> dennis hastert served as speaker for eight years from 1999 to 2007 but it's what he has done since that caught the attention of the fb,. arding to the federal indictment, back in 2010 john dennis hastert agreed to provide someone referred to only as indiv

what more have we learned about the psychiatrist and about james holmes's state of mind? >> they are going to play a section of the video and then have the psychiatrist talk about it and then another section and have him talk about it. they're talking about his past and whether he had been bullied as a child and talking about his method on how he is able to get somebody like that who is very shy and reluctant to talk to talk. this is a 24 hour take. near the end is when we will get into the shooting and his preparation and thoughts about that and how he viewed the killing and how he viewed as well the casualties. we heard him say they were collateral damage. we're going hear more on that. very interesting that the psychiatrist has said that according to these interviews his opinion is that in fact james holmes was mentally ill. he suffered a severe mental disease or defect but that he was legally sane. he was capable of understanding right and wrong and capable of forming intend understanding of what he was doing and the consequences of that. >> they are also witnessing t

in preparation for that alleged shooting pre, almost three years ago, james holmes bought four guns, including a semi automatic rifle and a magazine that held 100 bullets at once. he bought 6,000 rounds from internet dealers and bought tear gas grenades, body armor. with that arsenal and wearing the body armor, james holmes went into that movie theater and shot and killed 12 people and wounded 70 others. now he is on trial for those murders. and because of that judge's ruling about cameras being allowed in the court, it's eerie, right. but you can watch that trial unfold as people describe the details of what they experienced that night in that movie theater. the camera angle is a little bit of a weird shot. you can't see people's faces up close, for example. but it is honestly very moving to be able to see and hear the testimony for yourself. we don't get this in very many court cases in this country. in this case you see people bravely taking the stand and describing being shot that night or describing trying to save themselves or loved one or failing to save a loved one. you watch

prosecutors played a video of james holmes from a police interview about two hours from the 20 twelve attack. >> reporter: jurors saw a videotape of an interview of james holmes shortly after the shooting. theosis replied he didn't know if any children were hurt. in fact, the 6-year-old girl was among those killed. survivors unable testify, using a model of the theater, a man reported out where he was shot. the defendant james holmes sat impassively as the witness described what happened. >> i remember hearing screaming and loud noises. i would imagine a gun. >> the injury was shown a photo. he walked box and revealed his state of injuries today. he is one of 70 wound. twerl were killed that night theodore maples remembers a man with wild hair and a firearm. >> this is orange hair. orange colored hair. if he had it dark, he would have been like anybody else. >> >> reporter: the defense wants to show he was insane. the prosecution wants to prove he knew the difference between right and wrong. rick sellinger, centennial colorado. >>> coming up on "morning news," mcdonald's announces fre

in the movie theater shooting trial they are trying to paint james holmes as a monster, as witnesses describe the terrifying attack. >> it sounded from what i could determine that gunman was just walking back and forth in front of the screen just spraying. >> such emotional testimony live to colorado next. >>> what happened in theater nine on july 20th 20, 12, was horrific and this morning, more victims of the colorado movie theater shooting took the stand to describe that bloody scene. james holmes is on trial for the murder of 12 people, 70 other people were hurt, including dense niece axelrod, a newlywed who went to see the batman movie with her husband and friend and when she heard a pop and the first gunshot. >> my husband grabbed me firmly by the back of the neck and threw me to the ground and he tried to cover me with his body. my head was roughly in between his knees and he was covering the upper half of me. he told me don't scream. so i just tried to be quiet. i told him that i loved him because i -- i didn't know if it would be the last time i would be able to do so. >> ana

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>> no. >> james egan holmes, the question of legal sanity. >> yes. >> reporter: this is expected to go on for days. rick sallinger for cbs news centennial, colorado. >>> later today a muhammad cartoon drawing is planned in front of a phoenix mosque. the two men who tried to ambush a similar contest earlier this month worshipped at the center in phoenix. the organizers say they want to expose the true colors of islam and freedom of speech is under attack in america but they hope the rally stays peaceful. >>> new york governor chris christie wants to reverse the standards. the education initiative is deeply unpopular with conservative voters. christy made the announcement while many are waiting to see if he'll run for president. >>> another republican has joined the race for the 2016 gop nomination. former new york governor george pataki made the official announcement tuesday. pataki joins a field of eight declared republican candidates in the campaign for the white house. on sunday former florida governor jeb bush will be on "face the nation" here on cbs. that will also be host bob schi

. >>> and the jury in the trial of james holmes is expected to hear more in the psychiatrist interviews with the accused colorado shooter today. the focus is on whether he was legally sean when he allegedly killed 12 move goers in 2012. rick sallinger of our denver affiliate kcnc reports. >> do you remember what day you were arrested? >> yes. >> what day was that. >> july 20, 2012. >> reporter: for 22 hours the dr. william reid interviewed james holmes. >> whatever he suffered from, it did not prevent him from forming the intent and knowing what he was doing and the consequences of what he was doing. >> reporter: the subject of the mass shooting only came up briefly in this first interview when the psychiatrist asked about emotions. >> what brings tears to your eyes sometimes? >> regrets. >> regrets. can you tell me a little more? >> usually it's before i go to sleep. >> reporter: dr. reid then pressed a little further. >> regrets about? >> about the shooting. >> reporter: holmes was asked about his parents visiting him in jail. he said his mother broke down. >> how about you? did it br

james holmes he thinks was mentally ill. suffered from a serious mental disease or defect but was legally sane. that he was capable of understanding the difference between right or wrong. capable of forming intend and understanding consequences so in his mind he would be found legally sane. so after all of these interviews, several days of this video and going back to the psychiatrist and asking him his opinion, we expect to hear from a second psychiatrist who we expect to also say for the prosecution that james holmes is legally sane. then the defense will come back with their own mental health expert and say that james holmes is legally insane. >> thank you so much. and an update now on the breaking news out of dallas. you're looking at live pictures of that traffic zwlam we just showed you. a massive back up due to flooding. a crane did manage to remove part of a concrete barrier. they are slowly and surely making their way out of this jam. we will bring you more updates as we have them. this is quite a traffic jam where

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yesterday jurors listened to a tape of james holmes hours after his arrest in july of 2012. rick salinger reports from the courthouse in centennial, colorado. >> reporter: jurors saw a videotape of an interview of james holmes by police shortly after the theater shooting. >> there wasn't any children hurt. >> reporter: the officer replied he didn't know if any children were hurt. in fact, a 6-year-old girl was among those killed. survivors have been able to testify. using the model of the theater, this man pointed out where he was shot. the defendant james holmes sat impassively as the witness described what happened. >> i remember hearing screaming and loud noises. i would imagine a gun. >> reporter: the jury was shown a photo of the leg that he said was blown apart. he then walked to the jury box and revealed the state of his injuries today. he is one of 70 wounded, 12 were killed that night. the gunman's preparation detailed by witnesses from shooting ranges. theodore maples remembers a man with odd hair and several firearms. >> the red hair, orange colored hair, you know

the jury heard from survivors tuesday and learned how james holmes turned his apartment into a death trap. rick from our denver station reports. >> reporter: when the aurora theater was attacked, the gunman planned a diversion to keep police away. law enforcement officers testified, after the arrest, james holmes revealed he rigged his apartment with explosives. an fbi agent described some of what was inside the unit. >> there were three jars filled with nepan. you can see two of them here. >> pictures that showed an intricate trap complete with trip wires and various types of dangerous chemicals. >> if the officer would have initiated the trip wire, the reaction would have caused sparks and flames that would have hit the carpet saturated with gas and oil, which would have made the apartment explode. >> reporter: pr prosecutors said this part of the plat failed when no one opened the apartment door. what didn't fail was the killing and maiming of those attending the midnight premier for the "batman" movie. among them was maria. >> at some point, i remember feeling like a steam go acr

prosecutors played video from james holmes from a police interview. rick sellinger of our station kcnc reports from centennial colorado. >> jurors saw a videotape of an interview of games holmes by police shortly after the shooting. the officer replied, he didn't know if any children were hurt. in fact, the 6-year-old girl is among those killed. survivors have been able to testify using a model of the theater reported out where he was shot. the defendant, james holmes sat passively as the witness described what happened. >> i remember hearing screaming and loud noises. i would imagine a gun. >> the jury was shown a photo of the leg he said was blown apart. he then walked to the jury box and revealed the state of his injuries today. he is one of 70 wounded. 12 were killed that night. the gunman's preparation detailed by witnesses from shooting ranges. theodore maples remembers a plan with odd hair and several firearms. >> this is red air, orange-colored hair. if he had it dark he'd be just like everybody else. >> the defense wants to show holmes was in

prosecutors showed them a notebook belonging to james holmes filled with disturbing details about his mental state and the horror he was plotting to carry out. our jacob rascon has more. >> she was just laying on the ground. >> reporter: after four weeks of heart breaking testimony, >> there's gunshots. >> reporter: -- what may be the trial's most critical piece of evidence, the diary of a mass shooter. >> obsession to kill since i was a kid. with age became more and more realistic. >> reporter: 32 pages of a notebook revealing james holmes' meticulous plan of attack considering various venues like an airport and methods like biological warfare and weighing the pros and cons of different theaters, the exits and police response times. and he writes, what is the meaning of life or death? he examines his own mental state detailing a lengthy self-diagnosis of a broken mind. and for eight pages, one word over and over. "why." >> for the prosecution, the notebook is evidence of meticulous rational planning. for the defense the notebook is a whole lot of crazy. >> reporter: the gunman wanted

today, jurors heard more from james holmes, the man who opened fire in a colorado movie theater. the prosecution played video of his interview with a court-appointed psychiatrist two years after the deadly shootings. holmes, charged with murder, has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. mark strassman is covering the trial. >> reporter: six months before the movie massacre, james holmes recalled barely holding it together. jurors listened to holmes talking on camera to dr. william reid, a court-appointed psychiatrist. reid was evaluating if holmes was legally sane, whether he knew the difference between right and wrong when he murder 12 people. holmes told reid he has always been a loner. >> reporter: holmes said having to talk to people often made his mind wander. >> reporter: holmes talked to read in july of 2014, two years after the movie shootings. by then, he was taking antipsychotic medication and antidepressants. he admitted to a hatred of mankind and that he sometimes saw himself as mentally ill. >> reporter: holmes also admitted he was paranoid, for instance charlie

we also heard about the chilling moment police first spotted the gunman, james holmes, who has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. nbc's jacob rascon reports. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> reporter: responding officers were ready for a gun battle. >> somebody started shooting inside theater number 9. >> reporter: what they found was much worse. >> it was a nightmare. >> reporter: patrol cars became ambulances for the most critically wounded. officer natasha cabouet took ashley moser to the hospital. >> she lost consciousness, and i really thought she just died there in front of me. >> i physically helped at least ten probably. >> reporter: behind the theater officer jason oviatt saw what he thought was a swath officer in full body armor and a gas mask. >> as i got closer to the car i noticed everybody was doing something, and this this person was relaxed standing by the car not doing anything at all. >> reporter: it was james holmes who didn't resist and when asked if there were other shooters said "it's just me." >> did he cooperate with you? >> yes. >> did he answer questi

we also heard about the chilling moment police first spotted the gunman, james holmes, who has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. nbc's jacob rascon has the details. >> reporter: responding officers were ready for a gun battle. >> somebody is still shooting inside theater number nine. >> reporter: what they found was much worse. >> it was horrendous. it was a nightmare. >> reporter: patrol cars became ambulances for the most critically wounded. >> and i really thought she just died there in front of me. >> i physically helped at least ten probably. >> reporter: behind the theater officer jason oviatt saw what he thought was a s.w.a.t. officer in full body armour and a gas mask. >> as i got closer to the car, i noticed everybody was urgently doing something. this person was just very relaxed standing by the car not really doing anything at all. >> reporter: it was james holmes who didn't resist and when asked if there were other shooters said, it's just me. >> did he cooperate with you? >> yes. >> did he answer questions that were asked? >> yes. >> did he seem confused about anyt

. >> tonight we're getting a look at the frightening entries made in a notebook by james holmes before that rampage. what he says he was dedicating his life to. that's coming up. >>> also ahead tonight there's new hope for victims of super storm sandy as they try to rebuild their lives and their home. we'll tell you what is now being done to help some residents who may have missed out on funding. >> kathy? >> it is staying steamy across the delaware valley. we are watching a front approach and that will set off some showers and thunderstorms. we'll time them out coming up with the seven day forecast. >> and keep your skin looking younger with an odd looking mask. it promises no down time and has an affordable price tag but does it work. >> we take a closer look at the >>> jurors now more about what was going through the mind of the gunman in the colorado movie theater massacre. the jury shown the notebook james holmes mailed to a psychiatric shortly before attack. 12 people were killed in that attack. 70 injured. some of the notebook's excerpts were chilling. holmes wrote quote the obs

james holmes is on trial for killing 12 people and wounding 70 others. a state-appointed psychiatrist conducted a sanity evaluation with holmes two years after the shooting. yesterday the prosecution began presenting that videotaped evaluation to the jury. jacob, we're talking about some 20 plus hours of an interview there. >> this new evidence is part of a shift of the trial already. we've heard more from than 100 witnesses, more than 2,000 pieces of evidence. we get into the crux of the trial, the heart of the case into the mentality of the shooter. >> i only count fatalities. >> what about the wounded? >> they're collateral damage. >> reporter: james holmes sat almost motion l, showing no emotion. psychiatrist william reid who conducted the mental evaluation last year testified holmes was mentally ill but legally sane. >> that the defendant james eagan holmes the definition of legal sanity? >> yes. >> what brings tears to your eyes sometimes? >> just regrets. >> regrets about? >> about the shooting. >> there's gunshots. >> reporter: defense attorneys

james holmes' notebook reveals that he had been dreaming about mass killings for years. in the battle against isis, u.s. pilots have a vision problem -- no eyes on the ground. and tonight our salute to the class of '15. >> as i like to tell the "c" students, you too can be president. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tonighted fromwaters are rising in the southern planes -- plains and the search continues for people who have been swept away. the water in parts of texas and oklahoma swallowed up cars and roadways. highways are littered with abandoned vehicles. homes were knocked off their foundations. at least nine people are reported killed. more than a dozen missing. 4,000 homes in the houston area are damaged or destroyed, and 1,200 in wimberly, texas outside austin. omar villafranca begins our coverage. >> reporter: it's the worst flooding this region has ever seen. this aerial video shows the remains of a bridge come -- completely washed away by catastrophic flooding from a raging blanco river. the river rose 26

the public got a first look today at a key piece of evidence in james holmes' murder trial. a notebook the defense hopes will help prove he was legally insane when he opened fire in that colorado movie theater. elaine quijano is following the case. >> reporter: james holmes planned his deadly attack in chilling detail, sketching out possible scenarios in this notebook he e-mailed to his psychiatrist the day before his killing spree. in a section he called "case the place," he drew a map showing the general layout of the theater, including the locations of exits in nearly all of the 16 screening rooms. of theater 12 he wrote, "only two exits, single-door entrance, visibility marginal."te theater 13 he noted, "four exits, too visible, avoid." and he put an asterisk next to theater nine, where he later carried out his plan, armed with a rifle, a shotgun and two handguns. >> good morning, everyone. >> reporter: in court today, the jury heard from people who were in theater nine. jansen young was there with her boyfriend jonathan blunk, who was killed almost immediately. >> did y

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james holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. what a case it has been so far. ana cabrera looks at last week's heartbreaking testimony. >> it was horrendous. it was a nightmare. looked like a war scene. >> i heard people, i'm getting shot, i've been hit. >> reporter: story after story of horror and pain. >> it felt like as if somebody was taking a rusted railroad fail and jumping it into my leg. >> reporter: dozensens of victims and first responders testifying about the mass shooting inside a colorado movie sheeter july 20th, 2012. >> been shot? >> reporter: prosecutors played this 911 call made by then 13-year-old callen bailey, a babysitter desperate to save 6-year-old veronica. >> i had my hand on her stomach to see if she was breathing and she was. i took my hand away for just a moment and then when i put it -- when i put my hand back on her stomach it wasn't moving. she wasn't breathing anymore. >> reporter: a little girl shown walking on this theater surveillance footage that evening was one of the 12 who didn't survive. the heartbreak of that night overw

today jurors heard james holmes tell dr. william reed that when he was feeling awkward and freezing up in social situations he would imagine the people around them with their heads sawed off. also during the court-ordered mental evaluation holmes said as a kid he would not sleep against walls in his bedroom out of fear over what he called quote, nail ghosts. he thought that these ghosts would hammer nails into him. holmes also said other inmates in jail would yell the words "baby killer" at him, an apparent reference to the youngest victim of july 20 2012 6-year-old veronica sullivan who was shot four times. holmes and the doctor also discussed religion and god. >> just that it's changed. >> reporter: harris holmes also told dr. reed that sometimes at night right before he goes to sleep, he would tear up over regrets over the shooting. harris. >> well you know it's interesting, because we talk about all these different psychiatrists. exactly how many mental health evaluations were done on holmes? >> reporter: right. it's an

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. >>> in colorado prosecutors are presenting their case in the aurora movie theater case of james holmes. a couple took the stand on monday. holmes has pleaded not guilty. >>> the fbi now investigating terror ties for the gunmen who tried to ambush a contest to draw cartoons of the prophet muhammad. what we are learning this morning next. >>> terror ties. new information about the gunmen who tried to attack a contest to draw cartoons of the prophet muhammad. >>> baltimore's top prosecutor is defending charges against the police officers she says are involved in freddie gray's death. and new this morning, a cnn exclusive inside north korea. speaking to an nyu student detained for entering that country. welcome back to "early start." i'm john berman. 28 minutes past the hour. we have details this morning about the attack on the contest in garland, texas. the contest to draw cartoons of the prophet muhammad. the information about the two men killed by police as they try to shoot their way into the event. police say although the gunmen were wearing body armor and carrying rifles a local poli

william reid interviewed james holmes. concluding he suffered from a serious mental illness. but was sane. >> whatever he suffered from. it did not prevent him from -- from forming the intent and knowing what he was doing and the consequences of what he was doing. >> reporter: the subject of the mass shooting only came up briefly in this first interview when the psychiatrist asked about emotion. >> what brings tears to your eyes sometimes? >> just regrets. regrets. >> can you tell me a little more? >> oh. usually it's before i go to sleep. >> reporter: dr. reid then pressed a little further. >> regrets about -- >> about the smooting. >> reporter: hold was asked about his parents visiting him in jail. he said his mother broke down. >> how about you? did you get a tear in your eye? >> nope. >> reporter: the interviews are only part of what led the psychiatrist to his finding. >> the defendant james egan holmes met the definition of legal sanity. >> yes. >> reporter: the playing of the interviews for the jury is expected to go on for days. rick sallinger for cbs news, centennial

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so then after that we get the interviews with james holmes from his own mouth. we hear what he thought about the killing, he calls the wounded collateral damage. how he had regrets actually and how he thought at one point he wished the fbi would have been monitoring him so they could have locked him up before he did it. >> i'm wondering, what has been his reaction to all this? because despite his mental illness, clear mental illness to whatever degree he has to be decided, but the fact is this is a smart guy. he was going for a ph.d. was he not. >> he was. at the point he was preparing for the shooting he was not doing well in school but up until then he was bright a ph.d. candidate. what the psychiatrist told the jury so far, he has a severe mental illness. he hasn't said what yet. but the psychiatrist on the stand says he is legally sane. in the future we expect to hear from one more psychiatrist for the prosecution that will say the same thing, and then later on somebody for the defense we expect to say, no he's legally insane, a battle of the experts of cour

james holmes' father was seen wiping tors from his eyes. >> and john kerry making history as secretary of state where he made a surprise visit. it was >>> secretary of state john kerry marking a milestone, becoming the first secretary of state to visit somalia. he made the unannounced trip under tight security in a show of support for somalia's government which is trying to combat the terror group el shabab the same group responsible for a terror attack last month on an university in kenya that killed 148 people. >>> as the united states and cuba trying to normalize relations for the first time in more than 50 years, a big battle is brewing on how cuba will compensate thousands of americans and american companies who lost property on the island when the communist government seized control. the value of all those assets we hear is staggering. >> reporter: it's a large amount of money and larger question is whether cuba will ever actually pay forth. if the trade embargo against cuba is ever to be lifted by law, cuba must first settle all u.s. claims against the cuban government. as fidel

and james holmes to theed the judge that were worried about what jorors were exposed to. and we are because of the parallels. >> prosecutors mocked the move. >> it is a huge shot it is a huge shock that the sentence in that they could have never tout about it perfect hand and ask the court to attack accident. >> the judge polled the jorasking if they were wayed by the poston sdrugz. and the da put america mccrowder he was askedsaid they were nondescript. >> there was nothing in this class that sticks outs being unusual or difficult. >> a hit to the defense's argument. that his mental state was detereating. >> he managed what may be one of the toughest jouror district attorneys. the coroner who brought photos and using a man 87 to show where the bullets lonelyinged including a six-year-old who was shot four times. >> veronica's find wepted. jurors it is a half >> and a spectacular tribute to our troops. what inspires them to carry out the daring feat. pain from your day can haunt you at night, don't let it. advil pm gives you the healing sleep you need helping you fall asl

the trial of james holmes. his trans formation, first, that orange hair, and now appearing more subdued. both sides arguing over this question. was he insane or did he know exactly what he was doing? tonight, jurors shown a key piece of evidence. a videotape showing what holmes told a psychiatrist after the attack. here's abc's clayton sandell. . >> reporter: for the first time jurors are siege and hearing the theater gunman in his own words, during an exam to determine whether he was insane or not. >> what brings tears to your eyes sometimes? >> ah just regrets. >> regrets about? >> ah about the shooting. >> reporter: one psychiatrist who examined holmes said he is mentally ill, but knew what he was doing. >> it is your opinion that the defendant, james egan holmes met the definition of legal sanity? >> yes. >> reporter: the testimony comes as prosecutors have focused on sections of the gunman's own notebook they say shows careful planning. here he considers targeting an airport, ruling it out because of subst

. >>> testimony is set to resume this week in the trial of james holmes. he is accused of carrying out a mass shooting inside a movie theater in the u.s. city of aurora, colorado in 2012. survivors and first responders relived their pain as they took the stand in the trial. we have the report. >> it was horrendous. it was a nightmare. looked like a war scene. >> i have heard people, i'm getting shot. i have been hit. >> reporter: story after story of horror and pain. >> it felt like, as if somebody was taking a rusted railroad nail and jamming it into my leg. >> reporter: dozens of victims and first responders testifying about the mass shooting inside a colorado movie theater, july 20, 2012. prosecutors played this 911 call made bay 13-year-old, a baby sitter, desperate to save a 6-year-old. >> i had my hand on her stomach to see if she was breathing and she was. i took my hand away for a moment and then when i put it -- when i put my hand back on her stomach, it wasn't moving, she is wasn't breathing anymore. >> reporter: the little girl was one of the 12

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