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any of us at any time. >> there were others like this 23-year-old a target employee, and a 27-year-old navy sailor. >> find my son. >> beyond the grave frustration and confusion. >> today as his birthday, for god's sakes 27! >> tom sullivan, searching for his son alex, found out late friday he had been killed. then there are the survivors like stephen shot through the neck. >> my memory is only of the muzzle flash. that is probably part of the reason i thought it was fireworks. >> amid the chaos, moments of heroism. patricia, with her two small kids was dragged out of the theater by another person, already shot in the leg. >> my first reaction was to guide them to the door. as i was pushing them, that is what i got hit. >> i don't remember everything that happened, but i thank him. >> late this afternoon, the family of a 6-year-old confirmed she was killed. she had bragged days ago about learning how to swim. her 25-year-old mother was shot in the neck, in critical condition. she does not yet know that her odaughter has died. richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> president obama made what happened

the 31-year-old navy veteran deployed to iraq twice threw himself on top of friends. dozens of bullets flew through the air. one went through his calf and lodged into his arm. >> they pulled he arm. >> reporter: nolan said he flattened himself on the theater floor with his friends beneath him. >> if that gun had not jammed, he wouldn't be here. >> i know i wouldn't be here. if that gun did not jam, i probably would not be here. it's scary. of course i'm glad it's over with. i get to see my kids. but then i also think about the other people that didn't make it. >> reporter: under the horror of what theater number 9, we're hearing extraordinary story repeated among survivorrers. the number of people who threw themselves on top of family members to shield them from flying bullets. . >> they had every right to live. they just got married. >> so no longer a friendship. it's not even a family. it's like something deeper. >> this is something that we'll never leave. >> reporter: his friends won't leave his side now helping nolan through a second surgery and physical therapy.

a.jy boik was planning on going to college in fault, 27-year- old navy petty officer john larimer was a cryptologic tech han and jesse child res. alex sullivan died on his 27th birthday and matt mcginn is among the dead,. >>> the youngest victim 6-year- old verna moser-sullivan was at the movie with her mother who was critically injured. cowden was the oldest person killed, he was 51 years old. hospital officials in aurora say the next few days will be difficult as patients begin to come to grips with the tragedy. >> some of the patients are starting to release what really went on. so day 2 is a pivotal day for them in beginning their recovery process. they have had some stress and nightmares, so we're working with them and the staff is coming together. i think it's a whole community starting to heal. >> right now there are 30 victims still hospitalized; 11 of them in critical condition. we have gotten word that president obama plans to visit colorado tomorrow to meet the shooting victims and their familys. >> coming up at 6:15 a story of survival and what he remembers the most. >>> n

the 31-year-old navy veteran deployed to iraq twice, threw himself on top of his friends, newly wednesdayson and denise. dozens ever bullets flew through the air, one went through his calf and lodged in his arm breaking it. >> hole in my leg and in my arm. that's when brandon was like stay down. >> reporter: he flattened himself on the floor with his friends underneath him hearing the gunman walk and wait. he must survive for his two sons he said. if that gun hadn't jammed. >> i wouldn't be heref. that gun didn't jam -- i wouldn't be here. >> reporter: how do you feel today? >> scared. you know, of course i'm glad it's over and yes i'm glad i'ma live and i get to see my kids. then i also think that you know the other people that didn't -- that weren't that lucky. kids, mothers and daughters that were there and they are dead. i'm still alive. >> reporter: amid the horror of what happened inside the theater we are hearing an extraordinary story repeated among the survivors, the number of people who threw themselves on top of friends and family members to shield them from the flying bullets.

the 31-year-old navy veteran deployed to iraq twice threw himself on top of his friends, newlyweds brandon and denise axelrod. dozens of bullets tore through the air, one ripped through his calf and one through his arm breaking the bone. >> brandon's just like stay down. >> reporter: nolan says he flattened himself on the theater floor with his friends beneath them hearing the gunman walk and wait. he must survive for his two sons, he says, whose pictures he carries in his wallet. then the gun jammed. if that gun had not jammed, would you be here? >> i know i wouldn't be here. if that gun did not jam, i am full certain that i probably would not be here. >> how are you feeling today? >> scared. you know. of course i'm glad it's over with and, yes, i am glad i am alive and i get to see my kids. but then i also think about the other people that didn't -- that's not as lucky as i was. i mean there, a kids, mothers and fathers that was there and they're de. i'm still alive. >> reporter: amid the horror of what happened inside theater number nine, we're hearing an extraordinary story repeated am

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the 27-year-old navy petty officer received full military honors. document filed friday showed james holmes - the man accused of killing 12 people and wounding dozens more inside the movie theater - was a patient of a university of colorado psychiatrist before the july 20th massacre. holmes is expected to be formally charged on monday. i'm melisa raney reporting. meanwhile, a billboard in idaho is comparing president obama to the accused colorado killer james holmes.next to a photo of holmes, the billboard reads "kills 12 in a movie theater, everyone freaks out." on the president's photo, it reads, "kills thousands with foreign policy, wins nobel peace prize." the ralph smeed foundation owns the advertisement and says it wants to draw attention to military men and women dying overseas. a new movie that contains a violent shoot-out at a theater will not be released this fall. that decision comes directly from the movie massacre fallout. fallout.warner brothers announced it will postpone the release of the movie ágangster squadá. it was originally set

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and a 26-year-old navy veteran will receive a full military funeral next month. >>> a nonprofit group has raised almost # -- $2 million for the victims. the police chief first asked for donations to the fund last friday. giving first.org allows people to donate to a variety of groups helping the victims. including mental health services, victim's assistance agencies and blood banks. >>> a new report shows that the number of people trying to buy new guns has gone way up in colorado since the shootings. the colorado bureau of investigation says gun dealers submitted 2,800 requests for background checks in the three days after the shooting. that's up 43% compared to the week before. >>> now to those who survived the movie theater massacre. they're giving new accounts of the terror unleashed by that heavily armed gunman. >> what's happening? >> somebody is shooting in the auditorium. >> reporter: best friends allie young and stephanie davies were inside theater nine. >> there's smoke, explosion, there's blood, there's death, there's guns being fired. >> reporter: one of the bullets hit da

. >> only enlisted with the navy for less than a year, 27-year-old serviceman was in his first postingh cnn, his father said they are struggling with the news he was shot and killed in the movie theater. they say their thoughts and prayers are with the families of the other victims. many who survived the rampage in the theater feel lucky for dodging death. some can thank more than fate. we have the story of man who didn't think twice before trying to save his friends. >> my mind was clear of what's going on. the guy is here with a gun. he is shooting at people. stay down. that's the best chance we have. >> the second thought for josh nolan, protect his friends. the 31-year-old navy veteran deployed to iraq twice and threw himself on top of his friends and newlyweds brandon and denise. bullets ripped through his calf and lodged in his arm, breaking the bone. >> i see this hole in my leg and arm. brandon was like stay down. >> he flattened himself on the floor and hearing the gunman walk and wait. he must survive for his two sons. 9-year-old eric and 7-year-old ryan. the gun jammed. >> f

. >> only enlisted with the navy for less than a year, 27-year-old serviceman was in his first postingh cnn, his father said they are struggling with the news he was shot and killed in the movie theater. they say their thoughts and prayers are with the families of the other victims. many who survived the rampage in the theater feel lucky for dodging death. some can thank more than fate. we have the story of man who didn't think twice before trying to save his friends. >> my mind was clear of what's going on. the guy is here with a gun. he is shooting at people. stay down. that's the best chance we have. >> the second thought for josh nolan, protect his friends. the 31-year-old navy veteran deployed to iraq twice and threw himself on top of his friends and newlyweds brandon and denise. bullets ripped through his calf and lodged in his arm, breaking the bone. >> i see this hole in my leg and arm. brandon was like stay down. >> he flattened himself on the floor and hearing the gunman walk and wait. he must survive for his two sons. 9-year-old eric and 7-year-old ryan. the gun jammed. >> f

the 31-year-old navy veteran deployed to iraq twice threw himself on top of his friends. dozens of bullets flew through the air. >> there was a big hole in my leg and a big hole in my arm. that is when brandon was like stay down. >> reporter: he says he flattened himself on the floor with his friends beneath him hearing the gunman walk and wait. he must survive for his two sons whose pictures he carries in his wallet. and then the gun jammed. if that gun had not jammed would you be here? >> i know i would not be here. if that gun did not jam i am certain i probably would not be here. >> reporter: how are you feeling today? >> scared. you know. of course i'm glad it's over with. yes i am glad i am alive and i get to see my kids but then i also think about the other people that was not as lucky as i was. i mean there were kids, mothers and fathers that were there and they are dead. i'm still alive. >> reporter: amid the horror of what happened inside theater number anine we are hearing an extraordinary story repeated. the number of people who threw themselves on top of frie

the 31-year-old navy veteran deployed to iraq twice, threw himself on top of his friends. newlyweds brandon and denise axlerod. dozens of bullets flew through the air. one ripped through noland's calf and lodged in his arm breaking the bone. >> i see that big hole in myeg and big hole in my arm. that's what brandon was like, stay down. >> reporter: noland said he flattened himself on the theater floor with his friends beneath him, hearing the gunman walk and wait. he must survive for his two sons, he says, whose pictures he carries. 9-year-old eric and 7-year-old ryan. then the gun jammed. if that gun had not jammed, that you'd be here? >> i know i wouldn't be here. if that gun -- if that gun did not jam, i am fully certain that i probably would not be here. >> reporter: how are you feeling today? >> scared. you know, of course i'm glad it's over with, and yes, i am glad i am alive. and i get to see my kids. but i also think about the other people that didn't -- not as lucky as i was. i mean, there was kids, mothers, fathers that was there. and they're dead. i'm still aliv

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the 65-year-old navy veteran is dying, but not even a series of strokes, diabetes, and worsening heartld stop him from making the trek from massachusetts to south carolina to see his boy. >> ryan. he's an amazing kid. there isn't anything he's done or will do that he doesn't excel in. >> reporter: with his wife lisa at his side, the proud parents endure the south carolina heat wave to watch ryan from the stands. ♪ >> reporter: charles even found the strength to stand during the national anthem. >> just every child, whether boy or girl, when they say they want to be a marine or want to be something other than just a civilian, that means a lot to me. >> reporter: military service is a burns tradition. charles joined the navy following high school in 1965. he served a one-year tour of duty in vietnam. ryan's grandfather served in the army during world war ii. and now it's mission accomplished for ryan. now an official u.s. marine, and his terminally ill father. >> me and my dad had a bet when i came here from paris island. it was i'll finish boot camp as long as you make it to my graduati

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three young men took bullet for their loved ones. 26-year-old aspiring navy seal. 24-year-old recentf a master psychology program. and 27-year-old target employees mcquinn used their bodies do protect their girlfriends, saving their lives. >> matt did what a man is supposed to do. protect the ones you love. no matter what the cost. >> youngest of the victims, six -year-old veronica sullivan, and the oldest, gordon cowden, a true texas jessing the movie with his two age children. and alex sullivan would have celebrated his 27th birthday and his 1st wedding anniversary this weekend. recent high school graduate, 18-year-old alexander body was surprised as a ball of joy. and a 32-year-old jessica wingo worked in customer relations. 24-year-old jessica gawli narrowly missed a shooting in canada last month. 27-year-old larimer was a navy sailor the youngest of five siblings. and alongside larimer was a 29-year-old jesse childress. and 23 three-year-old kala medek, a huge grain bay -- green bay backers fine. you can make donations at www.givingfirst.org. >>gregg: thank you. >> leaders in wa

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navy men. he will be buried with full military honors. 26-year-old john blunk, father of two young children whoerved in the navy until 2009 and was planning to reenlist. he threw himself on top of his girlfriend in the movie theater, saving her life and losing his own. >> he saved me and he gave me the opportunity to live and i prayed to john last night. john, i love you. i'm so grateful for what you've done for me. >> three men not even 30 who lost in less than a minute. >> we will never forget those names and they won't, as well. i thought it was interesting when the guy had his cell phone and he said, i'm not -- i'm never going to get rid of this text message. >> he's never going to get rid of that text message. that's kevin who we spent a lot of the day with. he said he feels almost guilty. he said we're the ones that convinced jesse to come to the movie tonight. he wanted to go on saturday instead. and i kept saying to them, it's not your fault, it's not your fault. and kevin told me, i don't think i'll ever go to a movie again. that's how shaken he is. you think about these men, don, who

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a 6-year-old girl, a navy sailor. an air force reservist and two young men who died shielding their girlfriends from bullets. fathers, sons, daughters, each with lives cut short. the president addressed a grieving community and talked privately with families of the victims. >> my main task was to serve as a representative of the entire country and let them know, that we are thinking about them at this moment and will continue to think about them each and every day. >> reporter: the suspect, 24-year-old james holmes, today will be adviseded of his rights and the judge will set a date for the formal filing of charges. the start of a legal process that may take months. >> we will convict him. yes. >> reporter: at issue, whether the prosecutor will seek the death penalty. the defense will likely argue whether holmes is mentally competent. while the city is forever changed. evidence will include what w found inside the suspect's apartment. explosive devices that were meant to kill were removed yesterday. so today officials

three young men took bullets for their loved ones, 26-year-old jonathan blunk, an aspiring navy seal. 24-year-old alex thieves, the recent graduate of a masters psychology program and 27-year-old target employee, matt mcquinn used their bodies to protect their girlfriends, saving their lives. >> and matt did what a man is supposed to do, you protect the ones you love, no matter what the cost. >> the youngest of the victims, six year old veronica sullivan, her mother remains in critical condition with gunshot wounds in the throat and abdomen. the oldest victim, 51-year-old gordon cowden, described as a true texas gentleman, was seeing the movie with his two teenage children and comic book geek and new york mets fan, 27-year-old alex sullivan, would have been celebrating his birthday. he was described as a ball of joy. and rebecca wingo mother of two, described as having a bubbly personality worked in customer relations, 24-year-old jessica ghawi had plans to be a sports reporter and na narrowly missed a shooting in canada last month. 27-year-old john larimer was a navy sailor at buckle