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For more than an hour, dozens of pedestrians and bystanders walk past this hero who saved a life, apparently without ever calling 911. finally, firefighters respond to the scene, but it is too late. hugo alfredo tale-yax is dead. it's a shocking story, i'll tell you, but we've seen it before. it's called bystander behavior, in which people do nothing to save someone else's life. but it could be something else as well. and that's the response mechanisms in our brains. that could be changing. we're digging a little deeper now. joining me now is psychologist michael bradley. he's author of "when ...

Blind sheik terrorism trial, so this is a hard nosed, hard-as-nails prosecutor, and when you look at this complaint, it looks pretty, you know, thin, but it means there's a lot more behind it. he knows that these e-mails are out there. >> and to follow on that, i'm not sure if you've been able to see yet the embargoed piece of the opening statement from senator carl levin. i've also seen the opening statement for lloyd blankfein, but really interesting data when you look inside this. highly complex, but one of the things that senator carl v levin talks about is one of the responsibilities of a...

We've known about those for a while. i don't think that's what we're looking at that in this. i think we're seeing the this new phenomenon, this desensation to violence, where we're actually changing brain structures in a way, when people don't get it when they look at it now. >> are you saying as a result of what? because of movies, video games? i've heard that before. is that -- is it as simple as that? >> it is as simple and as complex. we pound, particularly our children, we pound them 24/7 with what i call promps. they're violent scenarios, lyrics in a song, scenes in a movie. all sorts o...

I'm not sure that i would want my kids to storm chase, so to speak. i mean, why do you do this? >> well, for two reasons. one is, it is quite exciting, to say the least. it is kind of part of my career, as becoming a meteorologist, i guess. putting my skills to the test out in the field. the other thing i can do, i can provide a lot of ground truth to the national weather service and the media so they can get the warning out to people who may not know about it, because sometimes the radar, things like that don't exactly show what these things are doing on the ground. and my purpose for being t...

Does one typically stay away from a tornado when you're trying to shoot? >> we usually try to stay a little further away than that, if we can imagine, a mile is usually a comfortable distance that we like to try to keep at, but i got a little bit closer to it, i was a little more comfortable around, and it was slower moving, so i think we could get a little closer to it. >> you know, now that i'm a dad, i'm not sure that i would want my kids to storm chase, so to speak. i mean, why do you do this? >> well, for two reasons. one is, it is quite exciting, to say the least. it is kind of part of m...