at 2:00 a.m., there was that call to bryce tierney. >> loughner: hey. hey, it's jared. so i just want to tell you "good times." peace out. later. >> pelley: after 4:00 a.m., investigators believe that he wrote this internet post that said "good-bye, friends, please don't be mad at me." he went to walmart to buy ammunition and loaded 92 rounds into four magazines. at 7:30, he was stopped in his chevy nova for running a red light, but the officer let him go with a warning. by 8:00, he was back home. his father confronted him about a black bag his son was carrying, but loughner ran away and then caught a taxi to the safeway where, strangely, minutes from the massacre, he insisted on going inside to get change. he didn't want to give the driver a $20 for a $15 fare. by then, it was 10:00 a.m. gabrielle giffords was pulling into a parking space right on time. >> conway: when i saw his mug shot, i saw his mug shot, that face tells me that exactly what jared wanted to happen is happening, like, to the "t." like, even this right here, like, he knew that his friends were going t

bryce, good morning to you.we talked about a little bit in our piece, you hadn't spoken to jared since march and probably the first time you actually saw him was when you saw the mug shots that a lot of us have seen in the last day. you said you saw it on the news. when you saw that picture, what was your reaction? >> my basic reaction to that picture, i was -- i mean, i think it's what everyone else's reaction was. it's a pretty creepy picture. i mean it's very disturbing. >> did you see anything in that face or in those eyes that was the jared loughner that you knew, who was a friend of yours? >> absolutely not, no. no. that was -- no. absolutely not. >> give us a better idea. when he started to pull away from you and your friends last march, he was sending some text messages which were a little strange. what was -- what was going through your mind? were there red flags as you were getting these messages? >> yeah, i mean, i guess you could say that. i mean, it was sort of -- it was just -- it was really -- it

bryce tierney played the message for scott pelley of "60 minutes." >> hey, it's jared. what's up? i just wanted to say i had a good time and peace out. later. >> there's this heavy sigh at the end. >> it was all in past tense, you know? and it sort of bothered me how he said "we've had good times." >> reporter: loughner had several run-ins with the law but nothing that indicated he was a danger. last september he completed a program to have a 2010 drug related conviction expunged. the judge who sentenced him fears he now knows why loughner was anxious to clear his record. >> the reason why he went through this this program so quickly was related to his ability to be able to possess and buy a weapon. >> reporter: at the church where the youngest victim of the shooting-- nine-year-old christina green-- sang in the youth quire, she and her family were remembered sunday for their generosity with the news that christina's organ donation had helped a girl in boston. christina's father told a boston newspaper the organ donation is another amazing thing christina has done. russ? >> mitche

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saturday morning, according to mother jones, loughner did leave a voice mail message for his friend bryceierney. he said, hey, man, it's jared, me and you had good times, peace out, later. it sounded like a good-bye. but it sure seems like peace was an odd choice of words, given the bloodbath that followed. i'm david wright for "nightline" in tucson. >> as for his targets, congresswoman giffords remains in an induced coma tonight. doctors say her brain has not shown signs of hufurther swelli. our thanks to david wright for that report. >>> when we come back, killers who act alone. from mark david chapman to three dear kaczynski, we go inside the phenomenon of the lone wolf. can a trading site help make you a sharper trader? mine can. td ameritrade can. they've got trading specialists i can call for help. and paper trading. free practice trading that helps me hone my technique. complex options. and free tutorials. online or in person. can a trading site really make a difference? if it can't, why are you trading there? number one in online equity trades: td ameritrade. trade commission-free

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loughner's former friend bryce tierney says he never got over it. >> he seemed to dwell on the fact that she wouldn't answer his question. i think that was just, like, the start of it. >> reporter: on sunday in a safe inside loughner's tucson home investigators found an envelope. on it was congresswoman giffords' name and the words "i planned ahead" and "my assassination." officials say loughner signed it. >> reporter: loughner used a 9 millimeter semiautomatic pistol he used at this tucson sporting goods store on november 30 for $500. the purchase was legal. we've learned he had at least 90 bullets. the 22-year-old lived with his parents in this middle-class tucson neighborhood where they seemed to have had few friends. >> people are so isolated now. they don't know who's living next to him. >> reporter: despite his antigovernment feelings, loughner tried to enlist in the army but was rejected for failing a drug test. he was suspended from community college on september 29 because of his erratic behavior. the school told him he needed a mental health evaluation to return. loughner dropp

jared loughner's friend bryce tierny told "mother jones" magazine loughner kept a journal of his dreamsnd tierny saw it. "that's the golden place of evidence," he said, "you want to know what goes on in jared loughner's mind, there's a dream journal that will tell you everything." but tierny says loughner got in too deep, like the characters in the movie "inception," his dream life became more vivid to him than his waking life. >> don't lose yourself! >> reporter: psychologists say that's a very real risk. is it possible that when he allegedly pulled that trigger, he thought he was dreaming? >> it's certainly possible that this was very much like what he dreamt before. >> reporter: it might just be possible that on saturday, loughner's dark dreams became this community's nightmare. david wright, abc news, tucson. >>> and, after our break, let the games begin. the battle over your cell phone service. is it time to switch? big news today. do you think i'd let osteoporosis slow me down? so i asked my doctor about reclast because i heard it's the only once-a-year iv osteoporosis treatment.

. >> reporter: estranged friend bryce tierney got a chilling voicemail from loughner just hours beforee had some good times, and peace out. >> reporter: the first he heard from loughner in nearly a year. >> just his attitude sort of went off the deep end. he just got sort of like really dark. >> just bizarre and strange. >> reporter: teachers and classmates at pima community college also saw loughner's dark side, saying at times he seemed incoherent and would laugh to himself for seemingly no reason. one teacher even called the police on loughner after he went on an anti-government rant. >> i was worried about my safety and i was worried about the safety of the other students. >> reporter: between february and september, loughner had five run-ins with campus police. finally on september 29th, he was suspended. after posting a youtube video calling the school unconstitutional. loughner was told to get a mental health evaluation. but instead, he dropped out. >> he was very secluded. i see him drive up and down the street. he doesn't look around at anybody. >> reporter: at home, loughner

but that is probably more accurate description, more contemporary than bryce harlow in her early incumbentbut to unchecked the checks and unbalanced the balance. but having said the president is the preeminent legislative actos on white house, it is all done through white house legislative affairs. there is no office on the hill that is part of the white house. white house legislative affairs usually doesn't have a place on the hill to call its own. frequently people hang out. it sounds mundane but it is a practical matter, where are you going to go to leave your papers? where are you going to go to, you know, use the computer? where are you going to go to meet somebody? the vice president does have an office in the capital. he has got staff that uses that office but frequently -- [laughter] i knew it was hot in here. but that is the only piece of property on the hill that the white house has regular access to and then only with the permission of the vice president and his staff. it is true that this white house legislative office did have access in the house to a room that the speaker was

nbc newspapers obtained these photos of loughner taken by a friend at a party given by bryce tierney seen here in the yellow shirt. tierney got a call from loughner in the hours before the shooting who later said loughner sounded suicidal. a different look than his disturbing mug shot. in these photos taken two years ago he has a full head of hair and is surrounded by friends. loughner is expected to enter a plea this afternoon. here in houston gabrielle giffords continues her fight. >> thank you for your report, janet. >>> let's get a check of the other headlines making news this morning. natalee is at the news desk from w that. >> good morning, matt, ann and everyone. >>> police are investigating a shoot-out at a washington state walmart that left a young woman and the gunman dead on sunday. two sheriffs deputies were wounded in the cross-fire. the gunman opened fire after several deputies aproechd to speak with him. four detroit police officers are recovering after a gunman burst into their precinct station and opened fire. none of the officers' wounds is considered life-threateni