. >> reporter: ashley moser's stepmother says she'll be in the courtroom. not only did ashley lose her 6-year-old daughter in the shooting spree, she was shot several times and suffered a miscarriage. >> ashley's been through a lot. >> reporter: so have the victims' families. many buried their loved ones over the weekend. at the center of this investigation is a netbook that james sent to his psychiatrist. >> if a psychologist or psychiatrist feels that a patient they're treating may pose a threat, in most states they're obligated to do something. >> reporter: in this case, holmes' attorneys will say the seizure of that notebook was a breach of confidentiality. they'll argue to get that notebook back in court today and that it also can't be used as evidence. >> you mentioned ashley moser's miscarriage. heart breaking. does that mean 13 charges will be filed now for murder? >> reporter: no, rob, not in colorado. we learned from a foerm prosecutor that in this state, homicide charges are not applied to those not born alive. in this case, it will still be 12 mu

ashley moser had just learned she had been accepted into nursing school.hose plans are now on indefinite hold. >> people going to the movies tonight did see an added police presence at a lot of theaters. d.c., maryland and virginia police stepped up patrols after the shooting in colorado. despite the increased security, we still found long lines much people waiting to see the batman film. police are reminding moviegoers to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activities to authorities right away. we won't have official sales numbers on the dark knight until monday morning, warner brothers decided to delay box office results out of respect for those in colorado. other theaters are doing the same as a show of solidarity. stay with news 4 for continuing coverage of the tragedy in colorado. can you also learn more about the victims on nbcwashington.com. >>> to other news now, the international aids conference gets underway in the district tomorrow. and today hundreds of activists with the aids health care foundation arrived at union station from cities arou

. >> reporter: mary ellen hansen came on behave of her niece ashley moser who was shot in the neck. moser's six-year-old daughter veronica was the youngest person killed. moser was pregnant and had a miscarriage this weekend. >> she's going to be paralyzed from the waist down. and we're hopeful that she will get full use of her arms again. >> she not only lost her daughter, she lost an unborn child as well. >> correct. and her entire life is going to change, completely from that night. >> reporter: the list of charges against holmes is 712 pages long. and could bring life in prison or the death penalty for killing 12 people and wounding 58. >> you want to be in court the next time he shows up. >> absolutely. >> you want to be there for this trial. >> yes, i really do. you know, we have an emotional investment for what he's done to our family. >> reporter: holmes attorneys argument that a notebook he sent to his psychiatrist just before the shootings is confidential, doctor-patient communication and as such, scott, they argued it that that should be kept out of public view. >> pelley

ashley moser was badly hurt herself. she has been in and out of consciousness ever since. she is one of nearly 60 people still alive after they were hit by gunfire. another man struggled to describe how he, his wife, and his friend survived. >> the gun going off, josh e and he got shot. >> his friend was hit in the arm and he is recovering tonight. >>> the events in colorado did not appear to deter locals from going to the movies. john hanrahan has that part of the story. >> on a drizzly saturday, it appeared that fewer people than usual were out and about. quite a few of those who were out were headed to the movies. ben and his six-year-old son, joshua. very unfortunate, but says it will not change his lifestyle. >> it's the times, you never know what's going to happen. >> you aren't going to do anything differently? >> i mean, the guy gives you the day, always up to him what happens next. you have to go with that. >> a few movie customers admitted they thought about the events in colorado. >> any second thoughts about going to the movies? >> no. >> not during the daytime

. >> reporter: maryellen hansen came on behalf of her niece, ashley moser, who was shot in the neck. moser's 6-year-old daughter, veronica, was the youngest person killed. moser was pregnant and had a miscarriage this weekend. >> she's going to be paralyzed from the waist down, and we're hopeful that she'll get full use of her arms again. >> reporter: she not only lost her daughter, she lost an unborn child as well. >> correct. and her entire life is going to change completely from that night. >> reporter: the list of charges against holmes is 72 pages long and could bring life in prison or the death penalty for killing 12 people and wounding 58. you want to be in court the next time he shows up. >> absolutely. >> reporter: you want to be there after this trial. >> yes, we do. we have an emotional investment for what he's done to our family. >> reporter: holmes' attorneys argued that the notebook he sent to a psychiatrist just before the shootings is confidential doctor-patient communication that should not be made public. john blackstone, cbs news, centennial, colorado. >>> a new su

among them 25-year-old ashley moser alive but paralyzed her 6-year-old daughter was killed by her side. >> a vibrant six-year-old just learned how to swim. >> among the dead gordon cowling was the oldest. staff sergeant jesse childress was in the air force. mikala attended the local community college and alex tevis was a grad student at the university of colorado. aj boice was an aspiring journalist. >> she was a fiery red head. there were so many word to describe her and none were negative. >> alex sullivan was killed on his 27th birthday. tomorrow would have been his first wedding anniversary. >> this can't be real. jansing young spoke to savannah guthrie on today. about her boyfriend, john blunk who also served his country. >> he was a hero, he has been a hero forever. >> matt quinn died saving his girlfriend samantha. when gunshots rang out, he shielded her with his body. >> that are just really devoted to each other and very much in love. >> stories of personal loss pain shared by an entire community. >> tomorrow night there will be a memorial miles from here. the governor and the

pregnant mother wounded in the aurora, colorado theatre shooting says she miscarried as a result, ashley moser is recovering from surgery for wounds to the neck and abdomen, in addition to the unborn child, her six-year-old daughter veronica died in the shooting, a family member says she have not yet told very veronica of the death. >> two climbers missing in the mountains of peru for two weeks have been located, ben horne from virginia and gill weiss of colorado apparently fell, they were spot bid a helicopter but conditions have prevented their recovery. a rare public view of a natural disaster in north korea tonight, state media reports floods have killed at least 88 people and injured 134 others. tens of thousands have been left homeless, the floods were triggered by heavy rains from a typhoon. parts of china have also suffered unusually heavy rains, beijing got the equivalent of six months of rain in one day. then came deadly flooding, and now critics is a torrent of propaganda, barry petersen explains from beijing. >> reporter: it was the worst flooding in 60 years. but a lot of chinese

mary ellen hansen's niece, ashley moser, wounded and hospitalized, suffered a miscarriage, and is mother of veronica moser-sullivan, who was killed. >> i believe he should be locked away, and live with what he did every day of his life. >> reporter: unanswered in court, questions involving university of colorado psychiatrist dr. lynn fenton, holmes, a former ph.d. student there, was a psychiatric patient of dr. fenton's, who was disciplined for unprofessional conduct. did she have haeolmes on any medicati medication? did she warn campus police or other authorities? judge william silvestri ordered a hearing on whether the dealings with holmes and fenton will be kept confidential. >> that was mike tiabi from centennial, colorado. in november, the defense will enter a plea, same time that the state will reveal whether it's seeking the death penalty. >>> new faces emerge for the u.s. swimming squad. willie geist joins us live from london with full highlights. plus, willie will have a preview of what to watch. a check of weather when we come back. >>> they were camping right along the iranian

the family of ashley moser says she lost her unborn child over the weekend. another lost to the family after moser's 6-year-old daughter, veronica, was killed in the attack. >> she came to one time and screamed, "where's my baby?" i loved her for two years. i helped raise veronica for two years. and now they're gone. >> reporter: when holmes appeared in court last week, he appeared drowsy fuelling speculation that defense may try to plead insanity. >> this is a classic case where it's going to be his mental state during the process and his mental state at the time that he committed these acts and the time leading up to the commission of the act. >> reporter: holmes was being treated by a psychiatrist at the university of colorado, denver, where he was a student. dr. lynn fenton was the intended recipient of a package allegedly sent by holmes to the school. sources say it included a letter that holmes described shooting people. holmes's attorney says the letter never should have became public. >> this morning, there are some questions about holmes' psychiatris

ashley moser, the turns out, was pregnant. tonight, the unborn baby survived. that family calling it a miracle tonight in a community that could sure use one, diane. >> thank you, david. i want to bring in ban abrams. we studied this tape all day, watching the scene in the courtroom. tell me about that red hair, described by terror by the survivors. whose decision would that have been to show up like this? >> certainly this. this is how he does v was arrested, what he looked like at the time. >> he could have changed it, right? >> why would he want to? he was dressed up at the scene, like the killer with a weapon. you start to think his most likely defense is a mental defect. why would you want to make him suddenly seem more sane? his lawyers are just getting to know him now and there is no reason to make a change. >> the process dutiers refusing to talk about medication. >> typically, a prison will give a medication if they are already taking, they absolutely need. and they certainly couldn't give him medication to look like that. he is extremely tired, he's g

mary ellen hanson's niece ashley moser, still hospitalized, suffered a miscarriage saturday and is the mother of 6-year-old veronica moser sullivan the youngest victim killed. >> i do believe he should be probably just locked away and live with what he did every day of his life. >> reporter: unanswered in court questions involving university of colorado psychiatrist dr. lynn fenton. holmes, a former ph.d student there, was a psychiatric patient of dr. fenton who in 2005 was disciplined by a state medical board for inappropriately dispensing medications and for unprofessional conduct. did she have holmes on any medications? were there hints he was unraveling? did she warn campus police or other authorities? in court judge sylvester ordered a hearing on whether any evidence and details of the suspect's contacts with dr. fenton will remain protected and confidential. >> what holmes told the psychiatrist is the key to the outcome of this case. >> reporter: with hearings scheduled on a range of issues the actual arraignment won't take place until mid november, 3 1/2 months from now. that is

ashley moser it turns out was pregnant when she was hit twice in the abdomen.g us the unborn baby survived. the family calling it a miracle in a community that could sure use one. david muir, abc news, colorado. >> we mentioned earlier that he was allegedly using the evidence bags as hand puppets when he was in jail. our denver affiliate says that detectives put bags over his hands to preserve any of the gunshot residue, he began playing with the bags pretending they were two puppets. they said, he seemed completely unaffected by the news and completely out of it as well. continuing with the joker theme. >> there has been no remorse. people say -- he kept the joker persona up in jail. again, people have to wonder what exactly made him snap. obviously there have been long standing mental issues. no one loses it like that. there are theories out there -- it was the end of a relationship, the final straw. he was academically gifted did he have a struggle in his ph.d. program. dropouts in the program are very rare. was it an inner backlash with himself he didn't do

veronica's mother ashley moser is still in the hospital with wounds to her neck and abdomen. kaylan was in the theater beside them. >> i wanted just... i want it to be a nightmare, a dream, i don't want this to be real. >> reporter: when the shooting stopped kaylan called 911 and tried to give c.p.r. to veronica >> horrifying picturing in my head what i saw that night. >> reporter: the 13-year-old shouldn't have to see this kind of stuff, go through this kind of sfuf. >> other people have it much worse than i do. and i... other people are going through a lot worse than i am. >> reporter: you don't have to be strong now. >> i feel like with everybody who's been injured that i was with i feel like i should be strong for them if they break down i want to be strong and help them. >> reporter: kaylan's family says they know she, too, needs help and, scott, kaylan's mother says the 13-year-old will start getting grief counseling this week. >> pelley: a remarkable young lady. john, thank you very much. the crimes that occurred at penn state have essentially cost the university its f

her mother ashley moser was critically wounded in the shooting. veronica's great aunt says the little girl had just learned how to swim and was "excited about life." veronica was an only child. >>> any minute now, president obama is scheduled to leave washington, the washington area, then fly to aurora. cnn's athena jones is live at the white house. there you see at andrews air force base just outside of d.c., air force one ready to go, just waiting for the president's arrival. what more can you tell us about the travel, the plans for the president. >> reporter: good afternoon, fredricka. the president is scheduled to leave the white house here in just about 15 minutes. he is expected to touch down at buckley air force base in aurora, colorado, just before 4:00 p.m. local time. so 6:00 p.m. our time here on the east coast. he expects to spend about two hours there on the ground. he'll be meeting with families of the victims of friday's shootingas well as local officials. we expect those meetings to take place privately behind closed doors. but it'

ashley moser lost her unborn child, she also lost her 6-year- old daughter veronica.was the youngest killed. >>> the justice made a comment in a rare on camera interview. >> the amendment does not affect arms that can't be carried. i suppose there are hand held rocket launchers that can bring down airplanes that will have to be it'll have to be decided. >> reporter: gun control advocates have renewed their options to challenge the amendment. >>> republican presidential hopeful mitt romney met israeli leaders. romney said if elected president he would stand with israel in a preemptive strike against iran. romney also visited the western wall in jerusalem. and he followed tradition by placing a prayer inside the wall. >>> and a usa gallup poll was released today. some experts say the numbers could be a problem for romney's campaign. >>> the first lady spent time especially with the children affectionally talking and hugging with them. earlier in the day mrs. obama cheered the u.s. basketball team as it beat trans. the first lady said earlier that she was in awe of the o

. >> reporter: relatives say 25-year-old ashley moser has a bullet longed in her neck.n't had the alert to break the tragic news that her 6-year-old daughter veronica died on the operating table, the youngest victim of the shooting rampage. >> a vibrant 6-year-old girl just bragging about learning how to swim on tuesday. >> reporter: for many survivors their emotions are as rare as they wounds. >> if just a if you millimeters or centimeters in, i don't think i would have left the theater. >> reporter: stephan barton was on a bike trip from massachusetts to san francisco when he was shot. >> i'm sorry he had to cope with whatever was going on in his life by doing this. >> reporter: doctors say the most gravely wounded would see their lives changed forever, a prediction that is no doubt true for anyone who survived the darkest. >> warner brothers will not report the movie totals out of respect for the victims and has canceled red carpet premieres in tomb ofo and mexico city set for next year. yesterday's planned premiere in paris was called off after the shooting. actor c

. >> reporter: for ashley moser's family tonight there is deep and double sorrow. her daughter veronica just 6 years old was the youngest to die that night. >> she was loved everywhere she went, and she always wanted to be heard and wherever veronica was, you knew she was there. >> reporter: now veronica's grandmother says ashley, who was pregnant when she was shot several times, has suffered a miscarriage. >> it was because of stress. it was because of trauma. it was -- ashley has been through a lot. her body was trying to mend other areas of herself. >> reporter: on monday accused shooter james holmes will be in court to hear the charges against him including 12 counts of murder. while a grad student, holmes was a psychiatric patient, and while it's still early, the former head of the state public defender's office predicts holmes will claim insanity. >> clearly what you're looking at is somebody who has serious mental health issues, and there's no question that that's what's being explored as we speak by those people representing him. >> reporter: anna moser say

. >> ashley moser's stepmother says she will be in the courtroom. ashley not only lost her 6-year-old daughter, veronica, in the shooting spree, she too was shot several times and has suffered a miscarriage. >> it was because of stress, it was because of trauma. ashley's been through a lot. >> so have the victims' families. many buried their loved ones over the weekend. now at the center of this investigation is a notebook holmes sent to his psychiatrist. police intercepted that book which reportedly includes plans for a massacre. >> if a psychologist or a psychiatrist feels that someone they are treating, a patient of thirds, may pose a threat, in most states they are obligated to do something. >> now holmes' attorneys claim the seizing of that notebook is a breach of confidentiality between a doctor and patient and they'll argue that today in court. brandi hitt, abc 7 news. back to you. >> brandi, thanks so very much. we are following a developing story in chinatown. police are on the scene of a shooting at 6th and f streets northwest outside of mc

it was confirmed that ashley moser was pregnant at the time of the shooting that she suffered a miscarriage as a result of the trauma. she not only lost her 6-year-old daughter but an unborn child as well. in colorado, causing a miscarriage isn't considered murder. so james holmes won't be facing those charges. >> john blackstone, thank you very much. >>> in sierra, new fighting in the city of a lleppo. on his way to the middle east, defense secretary leon panetta said the assad regime has lost all legitimacy. >> if they continue this -- this kind of tragic attack on their own people in aleppo, i think it ultimately will be a nail in april saudassad's coffin. >> in our london bureau, our correspondent. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. >> what do the rebel forces see, believe, think, about where this conflict is today? >> reporter: i think the rebel forces are feeling very emboldened, particularly after the huge battles that have been taking place in damascus and in aleppo. the political and economic beating heart of the regime. so they are feeling emboldened. he also now have huge flocks

it is the second child ashley moser has lost as a result of this.er 6-year-old daughter veronica, pictured here, was the youngest victim to die last week. the family issued a statement saying the extreme trauma the mom sustained caused the miscarriage. she faces a tough road ahead not just emotionally but physically, undergoing another surgery yesterday. she had been shot in the neck and abdomen. you can make a donation to the account for ashley and veronica moser at any wells fargo bank. >>> i want to leave you with two things. if this coward could have done this with this much hate, imagine what we can do with this much love. and the other thing is, if you're putting your dreams on hold, you stop that right now. you chase those dreams. you don't know how long you have here. >> that was the brother of another shooting victim saying good-bye to her yesterday. mourners attended the funeral for 24-year-old jessica ghawi. she was an aspiring broadcaster whose life was cut short. three other victims were remembered in services this weekend. matt mcquinn

harris, ashley moser, the mother of that six-year-old girl veronica who died in the shooting on friday, suffered a miscarriage and she's now lost both of her children, harris. >> harris: heart breaking. elizabeth, thank you very much. on the screen, what could you call it, all hell was unleashed inside that theater. the film, the dark knight rises, was playing and this week that film saw a sharp drop off, possibly because of the debut in colorado. ticket sales falling 60% since then, despite the plunge, the final piece of christopher nolan's batman trilogy remains king rakeening 64 million, this weekend alone. more than ice age, centennial drift-- or continental drift, excuse he me. not far behind the debut of ben stiller, vince vaughan's comedy "the watch" and "step up revolution" and "ted". >> police searching for answers after something bizarre unfolded at several wal-mart stores. details on what led to mass evacuations in three different states and drew peterson less than 48 hours standing trial in the death of his third wife, this while his fourth wife remains missing and push to

ashley moser was shot in the neck and stomach. ring from surgery but the trauma caused her to miscarry. moser's 6-year-old daughter veronica was killed in last week's attack. she was the youngest victim of the shootings. >>> today, flags in aurora will be raised to full mast. there's a bit of heart warming news. cinemark the company that owns the aurora movie theater has offered to pay for all of the victims' funerals. this comes days after the hospitals treating some of the victims announced they won't either charge them or they will cut down on their medical bills. three more victims were laid to rest yesterday in texas, ohio and illinois. >>> a maryland theater is doing their part to help those affected by the shootings. in hagerstown, they're donating $1 from every ticket sold today and yesterday. they'll do a dollar for dollar match of the ticket sales. it will go to the community first foundation. >>> and a man accused of planning a workplace shooting will undergo a psychiatric evaluation. neil prescott is currently being hel

her mother ashley moser clinging to life.ets in her neck and her stomach. >> now her whole life, nobody can tell her her daughter is dead. that's all she's asking about right now. her whole life was changed in a flash. >> reporter: and the survivors still in the hospital with bullet wounds recovering from a nightmare, trying to understand why they lived while so many did not. >> he was standing above me. i could feel his presence right above me. and i stayed as still as i possibly could. and i just had my eyes closed the whole time. >> you know, the thought crossed my mind he was going to walk up the aisles and kill everyone. there was a moment when, you know, i felt like, wow, this might be the end. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4 today. >> police say the suspected gunman james holmes had been planning the attack for at least two months. a sales receipt indicates he bought some tactical gear online from a missouri based company. they sell knives and vests and it shows he purchased $300 worth of gear in early july. police s

one of them, ashley moser, we learned suffered a miscarriage.er's daughter was the youngest killed in the shooting. >> it's not a deal as far as football is concerned. to find out what we can expect, let's bring in our own super bowl analyst todd. he's a managing principal of the group. you got your chalkboard out? got your xs and o's. >> you got that right. wall street is expecting to see 100,000 new jobs in july. however, some are skeptical of that number. >> i can't keep track of all these. case schilling. how about those? >> both of those reports will will released on tuesday. consumer confidence is bag number. it's going tell us if american consumers are confident. if they are confident, they're probably going to go out and spend money, and that's great for the overall economy. then you also look at the other side of that, the case-shiller incident. it's actually the house pricing index. it takes a look at the 20 biggest cities in the country such as atlanta and new york and gives you a gauge how valuable the homes are, whether they're appr