it wasn't explored at james holmes‘ trial. it nonsense? it wasn‘t explored at james holmes‘ trial.y suspicious of theories that a defence lawyer presents, even with mental illness, which is an established area of medicine. panorama has learnt in preparation for the file two years ago the defence brought uk—based psychiatrist professor david healy to evaluate the evidence and meet holmes in prison. professor healy came toa holmes in prison. professor healy came to a controversial decision. holmes in prison. professor healy came to a controversial decisionlj came to a controversial decision.” believe if he hadn‘t taken sertraline he wouldn‘t have murdered anyone. his evidence was never tested in court. panorama has scrutinised what happened after james holmes took the drug, a notebook provides some clues. holmes wrote in his notebook how his id session with killing evolved. intense aversion of people, cause unknown, began long ago suppressed by greater fear of others. and after he started taking sertraline, no more fear. hatred on chacked, starts small, buys stun gun and folding knif

james holmes talking in prison after the so—called batman killing.injuring dozens more. the attack left his parents utterly bewildered. you can't believe it's possible for anyone to cause that much harm, let alone the man you raised. the suspect is in a gas mask. did antidepressants play a role in his crime? the prosecutor says no way. you know who agrees with me? the defence team that refuse to put on evidence of that nonsense. that's what you think, nonsense? i do. is it nonsense? it wasn‘t explored at james holmes‘ trial. his defence focused on his mental state instead. jurors are very suspicious of theories that a defence lawyer presents, even with mental illness, which is an established area of medicine. panorama has learnt, in preparation for the trial, two years ago the defence brought uk—based psychiatrist professor david healy to evaluate the evidence and meet holmes in prison. professor healy came to a controversial decision. i believe if he hadn‘t taken sertraline he wouldn‘t have murdered anyone. his evidence was never tested in court. pa

james holmes talking in prison after the so—called batman killing.ma, killing 12 and injuring dozens more. the attack left his parents utterly bewildered. you can't believe it's possible for anyone to cause that much harm, let alone the man you raised. the suspect is in a gas mask. did antidepressants play a role in his crime? the prosecutor says no way. you know who agrees with me? the defence team that refuse to put on evidence of that nonsense. that's what you think, nonsense? i do. is it nonsense? it wasn't explored at james holmes' trial. his defence focused on his mental state instead. jurors are very suspicious of theories that a defence lawyer presents, even with mental illness, which is an established area of medicine. panorama has learnt, in preparation for the file, two years ago the defence brought uk—based psychiatrist professor david healy to evaluate the evidence and meet holmes in prison. professor healy came to a controversial decision. i believe if he hadn't taken sertraline he wouldn't have murdered anyone. his evidence was never t

james holmes walked into a midnight showing and killed 12 and injuring several others. he's currently in prison serving 12 life sentences. >>> a 24 hour strike gets under way today in venezuela, in opposition to president maduro's plan calling for a new constitution. protesters are expected to block the streets of caracas to express disapproval over the president's plan which would create a single-party authoritarian state similar to cuba. president trump says if that happens, the u.s. will take strong economic sanctions against venezuela. >>> a growing crisis is playing out in chechnya. >> they are accusing the repressive government of systematic campaigns of hate against gay men. we're up all terry moran who caught up with two survivors. >> reporter: this is what's happening in russia. these disturbing images, collected by human rights watch. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: showing men allegedly be being choked, beaten, violated, targeted allegedly because of their sexuality. on the past few years, bigotry has been on the rise here. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> r

the shooter - james holmes was sentenced to 12 life sentences. breaking overnight.. search crews believe they've found the body of the last person reported missing, following flash flooding in central arizona. ten people are now confirmed dead. hector garnica went missing saturday after torrential rains flooded a swimming hole. he and his family were there celebrating his wife's birthday. his wife and their three children were carried away, and killed in the floodwaters. five other members of the family were also killed. four family members were rescued. we're learning more about the deadly police-involved shooting in minneapolis of a woman who'd called 9-1-1. police have released a transcript of justine damond's call, reporting an apparent sexual assault. she said, quote, "i can hear someone out the back. i'm not sure if she's having sex or being raped. it's been going on say help and it sounds distressed." two officers responded to the dark alley with their squad car lights off. damon appeared at the driver's side window. officer mohammed noor was on the passenger

hundred people gather outside aurora city hall, 12 people died, 70 others wounded when james holmes opened fire during the dark knight rises. holmes was sentenced to life in prison. >>> investigators continue assessing damage after a condo fire that killed three people in hawaii. this is our first lane side look at the ruined condos in monday lulu. flames started on the 26th floor and they have quickly spread last friday. two elevators failed forcing fire fighters to drag it up the stairs through thick smoke and scorching heat if crawled and stayed below this table height it is 300 degrees. you can survive that. >> if you stand up, here's 800 . your helmet will melt. >> if you walk with me and see things you will never forget. >> blaze is more than 30 units , fire department is urging state to improve its building code. >>> closer to home, philadelphia water officials say water main break in bustleton should be repaired this morning, chopper three over bloom field avenue and ferry road yesterday afternoon 12-inch main broke and then flood of water turned off. about 50 homes were without wa

today marks five year since james holmes opened fire in a theater during a screening of "the dark knight rises." 12 life sentences in more than 3300 years in prison for the shooting. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a day care worker to leave a toddler behind at a mall. larry: day care employees took the two years -- the 2-year-old to the mall. theye less -- police say left him there in his stroller. >> they forgot he was in the stroller. anybody could have taken my child and i would have been on tv saying give my child back. there is no explanation for this. custodian found the boy. the custard and is a hero to the father and he wants to find him and thank him. he has pulled his son from that program. working: officers are around the clock as part of a new initiative. it sam says it has been a busy night and eight busy -- and a busy couple of days. with these officers yesterday. they are exhausted, but dedicated. look at what they posted. a traffic stop, this is before they went out onto the streets. this is a view from the helicopter. represent the officers spread out

was a moment of silence to mark the time the shooting took place. 12 killed and 70 injured when james holmesked into a midnight showing of the dark night rises and opened fire. >>> new on "action news" a bartender in texas foiled an attempted robbery by sitting on the suspect. four customers and two bartenders jumped into action and held down the two until officers got to the scene. deputies tracked down a 15-year-old girl who was acting as a getaway driver. ♪ what's better than an iced or frozen coffee on a hot summer day? nothing. dunkin's got all your favorite flavors this summer. keep cool out there, kids. america runs on dunkin'. >> ten minutes away from good morning. >> it's time to go over to robin roberts. we've been telling the cancer diagnosis facing senator mccain. a lot of people shocked the single figure revered and respected by so many people. it's touch a lot of people. >> reporter: he is a true american hero. senator mccain is facing an aggressive form of brain cancer. we'll speak to the doctor who treated the same form of cancer in ted kennedy and we'll be joined by his fell

years have gunman stormed an aurora, colorado, theater killing 13 people, 70 others were hurt when james holmes went on a shooting spree. there was a vigil and procession of first responder vehicles. the theater was packed that night. the people for a midnight showing. the black knight rises. holmes eventually confessed to the shooting but pled not guilty by reason of insanity. he was sentenced to life in prison -- >>> senator john mccain is battling a brain tumor. the arizona republican has glioblastoma. that's the same kind the late senator ted kennedy had. >> these are some of the tweets of support from politicians from both parties that were posted overnight. we'll tell you more about the treatments mccain is considering and what it means for washington politics coming up. >> the man shot inside a home in silver spring has provided this update overnight after we broke the story at 11:00 p.m. police have not identified the victim. the suspect -- after the shooting. >> a man is in custody after a suspected road rage shooting in alexandria. ernest stickel turned himself in to police in frederi

the hospitals where many of the victims were treated. 12 people died and more than 70 hurt when james holmes opened fire in the midnight premiere of the dark night rises. he received 12 life sentences and more than 3300 years in prison for the attack. >>> police in hayward are searching for the gunman who shot and killed a father while he was pushing a stroller with a baby inside. shots rang out around 3 p.m. yesterday near willow and meekland. after the gunfire, witnesses reported hearing a squeal of tires as the suspect got away. the newborn baby was not hurt. a friend of the 30-year-old father tells us that he was recently released from jail and was trying to turn his life around. authorities have some new leads and russ ago drones and 3d imaging to map the scene -- -- and are using drones and 3d imaging to map the scene. >>> if a sale of a building in the east bay, it could mean higher gas prices. kpix 5's jessica flores is live outside at the valero refinery in benicia with details. >> reporter: valero wants to expand to richmond and martinez buying up petroleum terminals in those citie

have performed forensic tests and testified in many high profile cases including casey anthony, james holmes, and jonbenet ramsey. they have worked on several other high profile wrongful conviction cases and the dna testing led to the exoneration of tim masters. and i have the great honor and privilege of just meeting clarence moses, who was arrested in 1987 and wrongfully convicted in 1988 of sexual assault. he was sentenced to 48 years based on the victim's dreams. in 1995 with the help of barry scheck and the innocence project in new york the court ordered dan to be tested. moses el and fellow prisoners raised a thousand dollars to have the dna tested. denver police, packaged the evidencing are including the victim's rape kit, clothes and bed sheets and sealed it in a box, marked in big letters do not destroy. the police then permanently destroyed the evidence by throwing the box in a dumpster. a judge ruled that the mistake was not grounds for a new trial. in 2013 moses el received a letter from another prisoner admitting to the crime. the confessor, lc jackson, was one of the people who

it was five years ago when james holmes went to the midnight viewing of the dark knight rises and started firing his weapons. 12 people died. dozens were injured. holmes is now serving a prison sentence of 12 life sentences. back to you. >> thank you. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office is investigating over an inmate overdose caused a jail lockdown. a total of four prisoners got sick yesterday. three have been released from the hospital and are now back in jail. the fourth is expected to make a full recovery. investigators are trying to figure out what they ingested and how the drugs got into the jail. prison reform advocates believe part of the problem is jail understaffing. in its latest budget, the sheriff's office received funding to install body scanners in the jail. >> it will be similar to the body scanners at the airport, so they'll be able to hopefully defect some of these substances. >> the inmates were held in medium security protective custody. the investigation will determine if they will face any additional charges. >>> new this morning, a bay area company claims it'

prosecutors are now charging driver james matthew bradley junior. reporter kristin holmes. a horrifying scene in a san antonio walmart parking lot--- law enforcement officials discovering multiple people dead and dozens struggling to stay alive in the back of a sweltering hot semi truck. chief william mcmanus / san antonio police dept.: "we're looking at a human trafficking crime here."officials say the truck had no air conditioning and the victims-- no water. saturday's temperature reaching one hundred degrees. chief charles hood/ san antonio fire department: "these people were in that trailer without any signs of water. so we are looking at a lot of heat stroke a lot of dehydration."according to a u-s official-- the eighteen- wheeler may have been carrying up to one hundred undocumented immigrants over the border. albert flores/san antonio resident: "it is very sad, i mean people coming from other countries trying to make a better living here in the united states"authorities say the discovery came when a store employee contacted police after being approached for water by

.♪ >> it's been almost 20 years since we were on set with james and the gang from dawson's creek. turns out we talked to katie holmesey both remembered a time filled with hope. >> we were all so happy to be there, and we believed in these characters. it was so pretty where we were shooting, and we were just so excited to be acting. >> my favorite moment, the pilot, kind of discovering it all and everybody is young and there, and it's -- it's new, and you don't know if it's going to work or not, but you believe in it. really nothing beats that. ♪ >> still to come, our shania twain exclusive. >> my whole life is deemed a story of ups and downs. >> opening up about her public struggles, divorce, her parents' death, and the health crisis that nearly destroyed her voice. >> my voice will never be exactly what it was before. ♪ >> then why celine dion got naked in paris. her surprising fashion confession. plus -- ♪ how harry styles is soldiering on after one direction. inside his dangerous big-screen role. >> you get a natural reaction. >> that's ahead, but first this weekend in the "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which