but it looks like commotio cordis to you. from what you just watch. they've been able to come up with a cause after all this time? >> one of the things that this diagnosis allison is on they called the diagnosis exclusion. there's not a specific batista scan that says, a, this is definitely commotio cordis. but a diagnosis made is that you rule out all the other things. and he had some kind of cardiomyopathy? some kind of underlying problem the heart? they have electrical problem of the heart? or some electrical problems that can predispose people to cardiac arrest. again, it sounds like, especially given to optimize comments which were just hearing today. that they ruled all that out. so, my guess is, they probably do have their diagnosis. they just haven't officially said yet. but i think that's the process to this diagnosis solution process. >> really helpful. doctor sanjay gupta, great to see. thanks so much. >> you got it, anytime, thank you. >> just ahead. will one of the police officers charged in the beating death of tyre nichols is now claimi

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. >> reporter: the diagnosis, commotio cordis, a rare phenomenon.relaxing. that's a normal rhythm. but at the exact millisecond the heart needs to recharge, that's the little bump here, the lacrosse ball hit the left side of his chest. as a result, his heart never got the chance to relax. it starts fibrillating instead. peter goes into cardiac arrest. and the clock starts ticking. what was that like for you? >> didn't have time to think. with no pulse, no breathing, we needed to get the ad and ems activated as soon as possible. >> reporter: and in peter's case, it all worked. and fast. two to three minutes. but watching all this as a parent, i couldn't help but wonder, what if this were my kid's school? your kid's school? as part of a cnn investigation, we learned that nowadays, at least 20 states have laws requiring aeds, and in reality, about 70% to 80% of schools have at least one defibrillator on hand. but how accessible they are, that is the real issue we uncovered. what if it had happened a few miles away from here? >> it would have been a tot

. >> reporter: the diagnosis, commotio cordis.. his heart here is contracting and relaxing. that's a normal rhythm. but at the exact millisecond the heart needs to recharge before the next beat, that's this little bump here, the lacrosse ball hit the left side of his chest. as a result, his heart never got the chance to relax. it starts fibrillating instead. peter goes into cardiac arrest. and the clock starts ticking. what was that like for you? >> didn't have time to think. with no pulse, no breathing, we needed to get the aed and e.m.s. activated as spoon as possible. >> reporter: in sppeters case i worked, and fast. two to three minutes. as a parent, i couldn't help wonder what if this were my kids cool, your kids school. as part of a cnn investigation, we learned that nowadays at least 20 states have laws requiring aeds and in reality about 7 # to 80% of schools have at least one defibrillator on hand. but how accessible they are, that is the real issue we unfofrd. what if it happened a few miles away from here? >> it would h