both have gone to o.r. we're not sure of their condition or the extent of their injuries. >> have you been told to prepare for more shooting victims or do you think the three you have on hand now that's the extent of it? >> at this point we're not expecting to receive more patients directly from the scene from ambulance. we were told to expect up to 20 patients inbound, but we have been able to staff down slightly. we are hearing of patients driving themselves to area hospitals, so we are ready to accommodate any patients that may show up that way. we have been told by aurora ems that we will not receive more patients via ambulance. >> all right, nicole williams at swedish memorial hospital where they received three patients, one 18-year-old released, two other patients in critical condition. nicole, thank you very much. >> good luck. what we can confirm now, is that ten people are confirmed dead. and that there are, you know m that have gone to area hospitals. as you just heard, a lot of people walking the

. >> so any last thoughts aswe go into the o.r. here? >> nervous.ited. >> in some ways this has been seven years in the making for nadia. she just went under but she tells me she has been dreaming about this day for sometime. and now it's all happening for her. what dr. romo is doing is a reduction rhino plasty reducing the size of the nose and a procedure here on the chin. what might surprise a lot of people is about 42% of surgeries on the ears are done in people under the age of 18. this four-hour operation would normally come with a price tag of about $40,000. for nadia, it's free. here in the operating room when you see what is happening bemind me it gives you a good idea of how significant bullying can be. kids become depressed. they can become anxious. and nadia's case she told me it changed her entire personality. but surgery alone won't wipe away the pain from years of all that bullying. nadia's mom hopes counseling will be the final step in the healing process. 72 hours post op, nadia is still swollen but cautiously optimistic as dr. romo

we spent about nine hours with him in the o.r.his is one of those injuries that you see a couple of times in your career. every single bone that you can imagine in the face was broken, plus loss completely of the nose and the upper and lower lip and half of the tongue. >> komyatti lay in a coma for the next 22 days. during the time he had six more surgeries and a seventh after he came out of the coma. >> i probably have to have at least a dozen more surgeries. this is what the doctor put on until my nose can be reconstructed. >> at the time of our visit with komyatti, he still had another three months to wait until the nose reconstruction surgery. it won't be the same as his old nose, but his old nose will never be far away. it's in his freezer. >> this is a very unconventional way to hold one's nose. this is my nose and an inch and a half of my tongue. >> does it bother you that it's sitting in your freezer? >> i would rather have it sitting on my face. it looks better on my face than it does in this baggy. >>> coming up, paul ko

. >> reporter: this mock o.r. is a variety of different things.ere they are in tubating a patient basically acting as anesthesiologists. at this table a guy is having a more traditional exploratory surgery on his stomach and over here, this is laparoscopic surgery. >> i want you to put your hands in there because we are now in the belly. >> it was really cold and gooey and doesn't feel that great. >> reporter: the red stuff is just jell-o and every now and then they find a gummy worm. when the students checked out another patient -- >> candy. >> reporter: yes, they diagnosed this guy with -- >> pinata disease. >> this is a lot of fun. it helps us play for the day, so to speak, essentially let our hair down. >> reporter: they've worked mock crime scenes, spent time in the lab and learned pharmaceuticals. brian merski learned how to get around in a wheelchair and may have found his future occupation. >> neurosurgery is different every time. there's not going to be one person with the same brain tumor every time. there's going to be different things.

. >> any last thoughts as we go into the o.r. here? >> nervous.ays this has been seven years in the making for nadia. she just went under but she tells me she has been dreaming about this day for sometime. and now it's all happening for her. what dr. romo is doing is a reduction reducing the size of nose and a surgery on the chin. what might surprise people is 42% of surgeries on the ears are done in people under age 18. this four-hour operation would normally come with a price tag of about $40,000. for nadia, it's free. here in the operating room when you see what's happening here behind me it gives you a good idea of just how significant bullying can be. kids become depressed, they can become anxious. in nadia's case she told me it changed her entire personality. but surgery alone won't wipe away the pain from years of all that bullying. nadia's mom hopes counseling will be the final step in the healing process. 72 hours post op, nadia is still swollen but cautiously optimistic as dr. romo removes the bandages and she sees her new self for the f

or in o.r. in surgery. the variety of the cases that are coming in have been gun shots, gun shot victims. their injuries range from less critical to severe. >> what kind gunshot wounds do they appear to be? are we looking at a possible rifle or shotgun? >> i can't comment on the type of comment. i don't is this -- don't have that type of information. >> and the ages of the victims? >>guest: well, i don't have that information at this time. >> and what about information that you can give to any family members or friends, people who may be concerned, that they knew someone that was there at this movie premiere showing? they are trying to track down their loved one at this point. what is being done for those people? >>guest: well, here at the medical center, we are setting up areas for families of patients that could be coming in and looking for them. we are setting up a larger waiting room so they can get information and we can help maintain the flow of people here in the hospital. i would not recommend calli

. >> any last thoughts as we're going into the o.r. here? >> nervous.he making. she just went under baa said she's been dreaming about this day for some time and now it's all happening for her. what dr. romo is doing is a reduction rhinoplasty. what might surprise people is that about 42% of ears are done on people under the age of 18. this four-hour operation would normally come with a price tag of about $40,000. for nadia, it's free. here in the operating room when you see what's happening it gives you a good idea how significant bullying can be. kids become depressed. they can become anxious. she said it changed her entire personality. surgery alone won't wipe away the pain from the years of all that bullying. her mom hopes counselling will be the final step in the healing process. 72 hours post-op. she's still swollen but optim t optimistic as the bandages are removed and sees her new self for the first time. >> i look beautiful. it's exactly what i wanted. i love it. >> wow. sanjay, the whole time i'm thinking ive

. >> any last thoughts as we go into the o.r. here?excited. >> reporter: so in some ways this has been seven years in the making for nadia. she just went under, but she tells me she's been dreaming about this day for some time. now it's all happening for her. so what dr. romo's doing is a reduction rhinoplasty reducing the size of the nose and a mento plasty. about 92% of this is done on people under the age of 18. this four-hour operation would normally come with a price tag of about $40,000. for nadia, it's free. here in the operating room when you see what's happening here behind me, gives you a good idea of how significant bullying can be. kids become depressed, anxious. and in nadia's case she told me it changed her entire personality. but surgery won't change the bullying. her mother hopes counselling will be the final step in the healing process. 72 hours post-op nadia is still swollen. cautiously optimistic as they remove the bandages and she sees herself for the first time. >> i look beautiful. really. exactly what i wanted. i