Movie Theater Shooting Suspect in Court.
BANFIELD: The man accused of unleashing horror in a Colorado movie theater is in court as we speak. James Holmes will hear from scores of witnesses as they recall details of last year's massive shooting. Here is Casey Wian with more.</s>CASEY WIAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Ashleigh, prosecutors are expected to call up to 70 witnesses over the next several days to try to persuade a judge that there is enough evidence that James Holmes should go to trial for the murder of 12 people and the attempted murder of dozens of others. 166 counts against him, in total. Some of the evidence that we'll see in court today, we will see for the first time because there has been a gag order over the prosecution and the defense. Even the University of Colorado where James Holmes was a student before he went -- allegedly went on this shooting rampage. Also in court today are expected to be family members of the victims. They have been given warnings by the prosecution of the type of testimony they should expect. Here is what one had to say.</s>JESSICA WATTS, RELATIVE OF VICTIM: They talked about the fact that they are going to play snippets of roughly 30 hours of footage inside the theater. They talked about autopsy results and still photographs.</s>WIAN: Although there has been a gage order, there have been some public filings and it's clear from those filings that the defense intends to present some sort of limited mental capacity defense on the behalf of James Holmes. He will not enter a plea at this preliminary hearing. That will come down the road at an arraignment if a judge, as expected, rules he must stand trial -- Ashleigh?</s>BANFIELD: Casey Wian, thank you. We'll have a team of reporters -- they're inside the courtroom right now, in fact -- can't use Blackberries in there. It's very difficult to get in and out. As soon as the news starts breaking, we'll bring you the very latest. Meantime we do have a closer look at, how do you defend someone like this? This is very tricky. Casey said it, 166 counts. 70 witnesses just today. Award-winning trial attorney, Darren Kavinoky, is with me. So first of all, let's just start with the basics. A preliminary hearing --</s>DARREN KAVINOKY, ATTORNEY: Yes.</s>BANFIELD: We have to go to a quick break. I beg your pardon. I've just been told we have to go to a quick break. When we come back, in a moment.