a week first of vigils, then memorials and now funerals. above all, though, it s been a week to focus on a dozen lives as they were lived not just as they were lost. tonight on this one week anniversary in this special hour of 360 as we have all week we re going to focus on those whose lives were lost and those whose lives were forever changed. john blunk. we will rember. a.j. boik. we will remember. yesy childress. we will remember. gordon cowden. we will remember. jessica ghawi. we will remember. john larimer. we will remember. matt mcquinn. we will remember. micayla medek. we will remember. veronica moser-sullivan. we will remember. alex sullivan. we will remember. alexander teves. we will remember. and rebecca wingo. we will remember. community promising we will remember. that was colorado s governor at the memorial just days after the shooting. you can hear it in the voices of the crowd. people determined not to make th
there will be plea bargaining, but this is not a who done it, but a question, a community that is very hurt, very raw, cruel, evil things have been done. as awful as he is, the one thing we still put people through a judicial process which says a lot about us. not much about us but a lot about him. shepard: thank you, greta. we will look forward to on the record, tonight right here on fox news channel. we are learning more stories of bravery from the massacre in aurora, colorado, and americans willing to rib their lives to save their friends and families and in some cases complete strangers. gerald brooks is a teenager and tells fox news amid the panic inside the crowded theater he spotted a woman trying to get out with her two young daughters. you do not know how you will react in a situation like that and i saw her two kids sitting there and my first reaction was to help them out as soon as i
can. and it wasn t even about whether i made it out at that time, it was about her getting outside safe and sound and i was there to help her. all he crawled on top of the woman to help push her and her children out of the theater before but they could escape the gunman shot him in the thigh. he says he picked himself up and kept on moving on one leg. the mom was also wounded and both of them are now recovering at home. the kids are safe we are told. the woman now tells abc news that in the midst of the tragedy, she is glad there are good people out there. trace is like with us this afternoon. trace, these survivor stories, hero stories are incredible. trace: yes, and they all feel so blessed to be alive. and so angry at man who opened fire on them. one of them is a 17-year-old who was in theater eight next to theater nine where the shooter opened fire, sitting between two friends watching the movie and a bullet came through the wall and
jessica ghawli. we will republican. shepard: it would have been much worse. we are told the semi-automatic assault rifle jammed during the attack forcing him to switch to another gun without as much firepower. adam is across from the theater where it happened. adam? reporter: you can see the theater right there, about 200 yards away. we are told it will not be given back to the owners for another week. they want the defense team and the prosecution to get a look where it went down and do their own investigation as they prepare the case we heard about. this is a memorial set up across the street, the same man from illinois who put up the crosses after columbine, drove out, this time, to do the same for these victims. you can see over the last 24 hours they have been filled with all sorts of flowers and momentoes and notes, stuffed animals, flags, balloons, people
premeditation, he has been getting ready for this for months. arthur: 6,000 rounds of ammunition ordered online. that does not send off a signal? he left a crazy voice mail message for someone else. there were a lot of signals for a lot of different people. not just one person. people say, well, this is something is not right here. and the little device with the timer, with the stereo system blaring did not go off in time, otherwise, do you know how many would have been killed in the whole building was rigged to go up? shepard: and a couple of guns jammed although he had a 100-magazine clip. arthur: he is so sick with automatic of that in his hands is very scary. shepard: much more coming up on the colorado massacre. and more on the people who died in the theater. also the punishment for the coverup at penn state. tens of millions in fines.