((karen castro)) doctor david obert has been an emergency physician at umc for 10 years and says in a mass casualty situation, medical staff typically knows what's coming to them before patients arrive at the hospital. paramedics inform hospital staff of who they are bringing and in what condition. patients with the most serious conditions are brought to umc because it's the only level one trauma center. the rest are taken to area hospitals. doctor obert says in a situation like yesterday's, medical staff and patients can be moved around to make room for the most critical. ((david obert - emergency physician, umc: it's always a degree of chaos and loud, especially when it's something as personal as these many people getting injured and something in our own city. it's hard to maintain a degree of calm but that's sorta where we excel. from umc: out of the 15 patients brought here last night... including an 11 year old child. 5 remain hospitalized. three are in critical condition and two are in serious condition. everyone has been treated and released. over at sunrise: a total on 13 vict

barbara niamdocka, a regular at the salon, began using the female condom with her husband obert two years ago. this initiative is spreading across zimbabwe. sylvester nazarus runs a barbershop from his backyard in the commuter town of chitungwiza, south of harare. here, men are also being exposed to the prevention message and the benefits of condom use. while huge challenges remain in zimbabwe, the success of programs like this has contributed to a significant decline in hiv prevalence. it dropped from over 24 percent to less than 14 percent over the last six years. debra: but how will we really achieve large scale change? one of the ways is by promoting hiv prevention methods that are easily affordable, highly effective, and are able to show results now. methods like voluntary male circumcision, which can reduce heterosexual hiv transmission by 60 percent. but first, grown men must be convinced to overcome their fears, as we see in this story. announcer: right, tim. remember that we have to work at winning this match as a team. circumcision cannot win this match alone. he needs the help

obert: the they feel more comfortable working with people that they have worked with before.hey know the patterns and they certainly know them and they can see them in another part and i know that if i would be in that situation, i would be excited to so, well, i have so-and-so, i can have him do this. you can see them in a way that you have never seen before. i think he is great at that. charlie: it is great that you and marty are in this. have had a great relationship with each other. >> this is a huge privilege, especially because i can sit at such a great table. david has created a universe that is unique and it is surprising and it is funny and it is heartbreaking. it is life itself. it is something that happens in a seamless way. we have a handful of people who are able to that. -- to do that. charlie: what is the story here? >> it is really what david said, it is a story of female empowerment, not hiding your dreams away for 17 years. it is about overcoming obstacles, even family ones, and it is about doing what needs to be done and fulfilling that potential. jennifer

obert had to memorize the dialogue.sic of families and talking and the music of language. having said that, this woman is the -- the people where we're from makes us who we are. the people we love, where we're from, that's who we are, and staying true to that has made me a better filmmaker that i can be. you must be rooted in who you loved, who you struggled with. she's rooted in this house with these people, and those people become the impediments like in a fairy tail who challenge you but also enable you to become who you're meant to be, but you have to rise to meet it. you have to rise to challenge them and fight them when you need to. without him the whole endeavor doesn't happen. that's his italian girlfriend. >> rose: take a look at isabella rossellini. >> yes. >> rose: this clip is where joy met tony i was valedictorian in high school. i got into a college in boston, but stayed here because my parents are getting divorced and i needed to help my mom and help my dad with business stuff, accountant. >> maybe your l

obert lewis dear made his first appearance monday before a colorado judge. kil accused of killing three people at the colorado springs clinic. barry petersen is at the el paso county justice center with details of the attack. barry, good morning. >> reporter: going. dear faces first-degree murder charges. if convicted, the minimum penalty is life without possibility of parole. for the moment, he's being held in this jail behind me. pect e initial charge is murder in the first degree. >> reporter: shooting suspect robert lewis dear appeared before an el paso county judge via video link from jail. a law enforcement source says dear arrived at the colorado springs planned parenthood clinic last friday with duffle bags full of rifles and handguns. he's accused of fatally shooting ysnnifer markovsky, ke'arre stewart, and police officer garrett swasey. video taken by a witness appears to show swasey before he was gunned down. there will be formal charges next week, then the district attorney's office has time to decide if they will ask for the death penalty. this