not only waited for aden to make sure he was safe. tell us about victoria soto. coming out this 27-year-old first grade teacher actually tried to persuade the gunman not to shoot and put herself in front of the gunman and lost her life trying to save her children. tell us about her. >> you know, the school year was regularrively knew. my wife knew her a little bit better than i did. i did meet her on one occasion. and my wife spoke very highly of her. shy was very compassion not young woman. she loved them in return. she was very special and we'll always remember her. >> and lynn and joe, there were other remarkable acts of bravery none greater than the principal dawn hochsprung. we understand that when she heard the gunfire she ran towards it not away from it of it and apparently lunged at the shooter trying to save the students. lended up losing her own life. tell us about dawn was phenomenal. i had seen her just about every morning. alexus is part of the before and after school program at the school. and every day that i would see

>> according to aden, they went through a normal day.loudspeaker. and that's when they heard noises that he described as initially they thought were hammers falling. then they realized that it was gunshots. and miss soto, aden's teacher, had the presence of mind to move all of the children to a distance away from the door on the side of the room furthest away from the door and that's when the gunman burst in, did not say a word. no facial expressions. and proceeded to shoot their teacher. at that time, the children from an early age are taught, when they see a person with a gun, you run and you call 911. and they practice that in school with their fire and emergency drills and everything. we're very lucky that all of the children, my son included, had the presence of mind to react appropriately and they basically ran right past the gunman out the door. >> ran past the gunman? >> he's standing in the door and they ran past him and ran down the hallway and they're one of the closest rooms to the main entrance, and aden was -- had the prese

and aden and his sister, they seemed in high spirits. but clearly shaken. and as hard as it has been for this family, they say that their hearts go out to the so many other families who cannot go home and hug their children tonight. anderson? >> kate thank you. one of the busiest places in newtown, connecticut, today may have been the grief counseling center, both victims and those affected by what happened friday got the chance to speak to someone if they wanted about what they were feeling. for some, the healing comes in honoring those victims. all day long, people have been creating giant memorials to those who were killed. i'm joined now by dr. sanjay gupta who was at that counseling center earlier. we're looking at a picture there of one of the makeshift memorials that's sprung up, so often sprung up in tragedies like this. people spontaneously expressing their sorrow, expressing their grief and their remembrances in ways large and small. you've actually been looking at studies about how kids in this age range, young kids, deal with witnessing a trauma

and aden and his sister, they seemed in high spirits. but clearly shaken. and as hard as it has been for this family, they say that their hearts go out to the so many other families who cannot go home and hug their children tonight. anderson? >> kate thank you. one of the busiest places in newtown, connecticut, today may have been the grief counseling center, both victims and those affected by what happened friday got the chance to speak to someone if they wanted about what they were feeling. for some, the healing comes in honoring those victims. all day long, people have been creating giant memorials to those who were killed. i'm joined now by dr. sanjay gupta who was at that counseling center earlier. we're looking at a picture there of one of the makeshift memorials that's sprung up, so often sprung up in tragedies like this. people spontaneously expressing their sorrow, expressing their grief and their remembrances in ways large and small. you've actually been looking at studies about how kids in this age range, young kids, deal with witnessing a trauma

and aden and his sister, they seemed in high spirits. but clearly shaken.nd as hard as it has been for this family, they say that their hearts go out to the so many other families who cannot go home and hug their children tonight. >> kate, thank you very much. that family obviously hurting tonight like many others are. the reverend david spencer is a chaplain and a grief counselor and wendy walsh is a human behavioral specialist. they both join me now. thanks for joining us on such a really horrific event here. the bottom line, it is hard to think past this tragedy. win wendy, what do you say to people trying to get past this? >> we have to understand that not only those children who witnessed things and the families who lost children with are traumatized by this but we're all traumatized by this. it's sort of secondary posttraumatic stress disorder that can occur from witnessing the story over and over on television. it's important we contain ourselves and our emotions in front of our children but still show compassion and love. let them lead the conversat

with us on the phone is robert la cota, whose six-year-old son aden was in schoolend. he actually witnessed the shooting of his teacher, vicky soto. robert, are you there? >> yes. >> all right. robert. thanks so much for being with us. tell us about your six-year-old. what did he see? what did he tell you? >> um, well, he did hear noises outside the classroom, they all did. and at that point his teacher, vicky soto, who is a hero in all of our minds, a wonderful teacher, and person -- had the presence of mind to make sure the children were in a relatively safe area of the room away from the entrance of the classroom, and they were waiting, and waiting for someone to come, and at that point the gunman burst into the room, and shot vicky soto, and that's when more shots were fired. >> so she was actually shot in front of your six-year-old son? he saw the shooting? >> correct, yes, he did. >> and what is he telling you now, robert, about how he is feeling and how are you dealing with this? >> um, he -- we're trying to keep a normal routine. we're trying to get him -- stil

with us now on the phone is robert lacota whose 6-year-old son aden was in school yesterday. he actually witnessed the shooting of his teacher vicki soto. robert, are you there? >> yes. hi. >> judge jeanine: all right, robert. thanks so much for being with us this evening. tell us about your 6-year-old. what did he see? what did he tell you? >> well, he did hear noises. and at that point his teacher, vicki soto who is a hero in all of our minds is a wonderful teacher and person had the presence of mind to make sure the children were in a relatively safe area of the room away from the entrance of the classroom they were waiting for someone to come. at that point the gunman burst into the room and shot vicki soto and that's when more shots were fired. >> she was actually -- she was actually shot in front of your 6-year-old son? he saw the shooting? >> correct, yes, she did. >> and what is he telling you now, robert, about how he is feeling and how are you dealing with this? >> we're trying to keep a normal routine. we're trying to get in you know, brush his teeth and go to bed

it is the worst loss of life in the gulf of aden in nearly two years. the end of the world is near according to some finders -- some followers of the mayan calendar. others think it refers only to the start of a new era in the mayan calendar. we find out about the frenzy being caused. >> hoping to catch a glimpse of the ancient mayan cities before the so-called end of the world, thousands are flocking to what was once and religion -- religious centers but today is ground zero. star johnson believes the my and predicted a new era is about to begin and end -- the minds predicted a new era is about to begin. -- the mayans predicted a new era is about to begin. >> what ever will happen will happen. >> if they are waiting for the world to end, they may get a surprise. not a proper believes -- the belief of my answer -- the mayans predicted the end of the world comes from some tablets carved 1300 years ago. >> this is a new invention. people are celebrating on december 21, but they are believing something the my ins never said -- the mayans never said. >> it

we don't want to do that. >> chris: robert, your son, aden, is in the first grade and i understand then burst into his classroom and was confronted and shot his very brave teacher, we'll talk about her in a minute, victoria soto. what did he do after that? >> we're... we're finding out more and more, every day, but he basically, the children witnessed the shooter, coming into the room and shoot his teacher and continue firing, the children acted on instinct and what they were taught, which was to run. and, they did. they just ran up to the main road, 100 yards away. my son and several of the other students were extremely brave in what they did and, acted with the courage that i don't know if i have. and, again, they just ran and were fortunate enough to meet a woman who was -- is another hero in the story, and, took them to the police station. so -- >> and i understand -- >> he just ran. >> chris: i understand that he ran out himself but wait for his friends to make sure they were safe. but, tell us about victoria soto. because we understand, it is coming out that this 27-year-old, fir

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the police came six school employees were also killed in the shooting including the favorite one of aden and devon in the midst of the stimulus plan that you would like him for. the six and nine year olds held a garage sale with their family after surviving the shooting with proceeds going to their school they did tell them to close their eyes my my daughter. course she never listens so she she didn't and she's pretty she's been talking about that a lot she said she said mommy i can't get that body out of my head i keep seeing people's emotions are stretched to the limit make an end here like make it worth something we could meet. because you can't you could create change change that heartbroken locals are now demanding. strict severe gun control. but really it's the second amendment to bear arms but. then when it was written three hundred years ago two hundred fifty years ago the forefathers never thought that it come to this while politicians don't have the power to bring back the twenty little children who used to play on these streets they do have the power to decide what happens nex

this is xavier and aden already looking like they have season tickets in the black hole.invait to you e-mail photos to our web site. we'll post the photo at abc 7 new news.com and show some of them on the air. >> they look fired up. >> absolutely. >> larry off tonight. >> mike is here. we are talking niners now. >> frainer day. jim harbaugh says don't count alec smith ou out. magic and orlando out. magic and orlando highlights >> last week i said making a quarterback change in december not standard procedure but the coach wouldn't listen. collin suffered a first loss in 3 starts yesterday in st. louis. collin is inexperienced and showed yesterday. called for intentional grounding on the throw from the own end zone. that's a safety. lost this on an option play. game the ram a touch down and tied the game but the coach took the blame for calling the play. he has a big upside but why suffer through the growing pains during the play off stretch. known commodity and harbaugh said don't count him oychlt alex is not out of this. him if we feel like alex is one of our guys. he's

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that, wolf, i not only spent time with robert and diane, i had the chance to spend some time with aden hook. and just seeing young aden, 6 years old, acting like a 6-year-old, wearing his pajamas, watching cartoons, even showing off his kung fu moves to me that saturday morning, just 24 hours after this had happened. it just struck me that not only that he's just 6 years old but then to think of the horror that he witnessed and also how incomprehensible it is that there are so many kids his age that are gone now. >> it's a shocking situation. sanjay, you were powerfully moved by robbie parker, the father who lost his little 6-year-old daughter, emilie parker. we saw him on television saturday night. let me play a little clip. >> she was the type of person that could just light up a room. she always had something kind to say about anybody. and her love and the strength that she gave us and the example that she showed to us a remarkable. she is an incredible person, and i'm so blessed to be her dad. >> what a beautiful little girl. sanjay, i know you have daughters around the same age. a

and little aden takes that second to run out of the classroom but also to get some of his friends. out by himself. grabbed some of his friends, ran out. they were safe. she died. some of their classmates died as robert licoto's dad said he also had an older daughter in the school. we are lucky and fortunate. i can't take any joy in it obviously as relieved as they are because so many of our friends and some of the kids are gone. >> shannon: you talk about those special moments and people like that young teacher who are a hero and i thought it was very fitting that "fox news sunday" wraps up with some of the best moments and the people who truly are the heros. >> chris: there is good and strength and in the face of these. >> shannon: thank you. you catchall of "fox news sunday" right here on the fox news channel airing right after america's news headquarters. >> 6-year-old noah is one of the children whose life was cut short last friday. according to his uncle he was smart as a whip. when his mother told him she loved him, he would say not as much as i love you, mom. he called his t

the question is, when we picked up pirates in the gulf of aden, when we pick up terrorism suspects in thailand to mcanally really avoid judicial review by sending them to bagram which is why i think there is much more of a role for the courts to play >> i will wrap up. ingates directly. but what is the fate of potential prisoners in afghanistan who are non afghanis? say they no longer want to detain those people. what will be the appropriate place to put the matter what you think is appropriate to process? >> they don't get -- >> they don't have habeas protection. i don't know enough about our existing prison network out there. for example, when someone is captured in thailand that don't know what the mere presence was. maybe it was the nearest one that we have available. >> will we're going to do, transition now. you have questions for this debate, but the money card and pass them down. now we will do the transition. thank you. you will be coming back. part of the transition i want to emphasize, i think if you want to begin in geneva, the next round of debates will be, at least come

we're seeing them do more and more of that -- their support for the anti-piracy mission in the gulf of aden, for example, those sort of things. but this idea of somehow protecting china's interests abroad, and therefore, you know, sort of allowing or facilitating the rise of china's resurgence internationally -- that has allowed elements like the navy within the chinese system to kind of push for greater -- much greater development at a much better, faster pace and a larger budget. and they're taking sort of a mahanian approach to their military or their naval developments, and that will be interesting to watch. >> so one of the things that means for us, bob, is that increasingly, chinese assets, naval and air, are operating further -- farther from chinese borders. the united states has -- and its allies -- has been very active. we forward-deployed in the asian-pacific region, and as a result, our forces are going to operate in closer proximity on a much more regular basis. so one of the things that's most important -- and you've seen what secretary panetta has done, and the chairman and ot

another day backlash s we wind down that number decreases when we pick up the pirates in the gulf of aden or thailand can redeploy judicial review really? there's a bigger role for congress to play. >> now we will have this next panel come up. what is the fate to of prisoners is the afghans to not want to house the people? >> i don't think there is a due process. >> i dunno enough when somebody is captured in thailand i dunno where the prison was they would rather be detained. >> we will transition now. its and then you will come back. i also want to assize if you like to participate please come to the website american bar.org/national security. also with the 22nd annual review the conference in washington d.c. registration could be found on the website now we move to the second debate called the cyber more. the officer with security challenges that was the first assistant secretary from the department of romance security with electronic surveillance and related technology issues. at the national security agency with the effort to reform encryption and i first met stewart he was a beacon

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