world news now" police in oregon say a student had detailed plans to launch an attack similar to columbine at his high school. >> he had plans. he could have done it any day. he was obviously ready. just wait for the right moment. >> what students are saying and what the bomb squad uncovered in the teenage suspect's bedroom. >>> presidential condolences. the commander in chief turns into the consoler in chief. his words of comfort to tornado survivors who lost so much. >>> and zoo tragedy. a young woman who fed and cared for a 400-pound tiger did something unpredictable. the unanswered questions. it's monday, memorial day, may 27th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> happy memorial day. >> happy memorial day. >> very nice weekend. i'm here working and meanwhile my sister, my brother and nephew and everybody are at my house having a grand old time. maybe still sipping wine. >> maybe they're watching us, that's how they're going to top out the night. >> very possible. had had a great memorial day weekend. how about yourself? >> it was c

in the news, authorities in oregon say that have foild a columbine-inspired plot.o blow up his high school. grant accord will be charged as an adult. inve investigators found bombs in a secret compartment in his bed roonl. >>> in lebanon, two rockets into a hezbollah strong hold in beirut. >>> former u.s. national soccer player robbie rogers will make history when he takes the field for the l.a. galaxy, he'll be the first openly male athlete to play for an american professional team. he signed with l.a. on saturday. >>> some historical letters are going up for auction today. it features letters from everyone from george washington to thomas jefferson to john lennon and marilyn monroe, the online auction starts on may 30th. it's expected to fetch as much as 5 million bucks. >>> time now for the weather and over to ginger zee. >> the rain has held off in chicago, so far a big event this morning. let's take a live look at wals camera. you can ride your bicycle up and down for hours. it's really cool. i have done it before. some of the rain heads up flash flooding in i

police say a 17-year-old now in custody will be charged as an adult in a columbine-style plot. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: 17-year-old grant acord is behind bars because police say he was planning an attack on his school to rival columbine. >> this person had taken steps and had manufactured devices that could have been capable of causing significant injury or death. >> reporter: police say, it began late last week when they got a tipoff from a 911 caller, saying acord was planning to blow up the school and had asked friends to film the incident when it happened. bomb squad officers went to his house and discovered a secret compartment beneath the floor boards of his bedroom. inside an arsenal of information and journals, outlining the plot that would exceed the 1999 massacre in colorado. they say he even set a date. >> plans, checklists, diagrams, inspirations, sources and a focus on re-creating the model of columbine. >> reporter: his stockpile allegedly included pipe and drano bombs, homemade napalm and molotov cocktails. police say they searched the high school

prosecutors say a 17-year-old had a meticulous plan to re-create columbine, only deadlier. what police found in a secret compartment beneath his bedroom floorboard. >>> inside the jury room. a "gma" exclusive. three jurors from the jodi arias case breaking five months of silence. >> by a show of hands, who voted to give jodi arias the death penalty? >> why they couldn't agree on life or death. why one of them apologized to travis alexander's family. >>> trains collide. two trains crash in missouri, collapsing a highway overpass. and sending cars crashing to the ground. the images are shocking. >>> it's prom night. what happens when four morning news anchors crash a real high school prom? we relive our glory days and compete for prom king and queen, the big coronation this morning. >>> this is what i imagined when i got into journalism, doing the running man on national television. >> the walk of shame after our prom night. >> but we had a lot of fun. >> my knees are still hurting. little old to be going to the prom. >> all right, good morning. we do have a lot of news to te

of the columbine school shootings. it won more awards than i care to say. i will say that he is a fellow of whom there have been several. and beth macy from the roanoke times, i first met deb in the aftermath of the virginia tech shootings, which she covered for that paper. she will bring some thoughts on what the long-term trajectory looks like from that. she is the family beat reporter at "the roanoke times." she also now is working on a book that when it comes out you will all have to buy. candace king, next to her. she is the chief operating officer of cure violence, a public health initiative in chicago that supports city-wide violence prevention. if you saw the film "the interrupters," you saw the fruits of their labor on the streets of chicago, to reduce the incidence of gun violence and all the public health catastrophes that follow from that. next to her, my new haven neighbor, dr. stephen marins. adult psychoanalyst who is the professor of psychology -- psychiatry at the child professor -- child study at yale

they're talking about mass casualties, possibility he wanted to beat columbine.you say he might have been overcharged, i'm confused. >> it's interesting. they have a litany of evidence, the plot, the school drawings, the statements, comments to other students saying, i wanted to blow up this building. it's a mess. here's the issue. there's no rush. let the police do their job. let them collect the statements from these 17-year-olds. let them go into the house. let them collect the evidence and get fingerprints and dna and the full story before you come out with such an aggressive statement that this is columbine and we are looking for aggravated attempted murder. >> is there a sense, though, that this did might have been crying out? you don't go to your friend asks say, what do you know about making bombs? or say, can you videotape this attack? you know somebody is going to turn you in. >> it couldn't be more of a cry for help, and with the mental health issues in issues in the t are going on this is a clear sign to the legislature, you have to do something to ma

also on "the fox report" it could have been another columbine style tragedy. teen charged with attempted murder for what would have been a horrendous act. an alleged attack against a high school. investigators say the would be killer is a student. >> a focus on recreating the model of columbine with adjustments that would make it more successful. >> fox report what we are learning that led police to move in before it was too late. they had him. one of the main suspects in a london terror attack. this man with blood on his hands right after the murder of a british soldier. new word authorities have arrested him before. then he went threw free in minutes what he was doing when they picked him up the first time. >> also honoring wounded warriors president george w. bush hosting veterans for his annual bike ride at his texas ranch. >> we have great trails out here and they are pretty tough. we know in this case men have had their legs blown off or had serious injuries they ride the trails it's really inspiring. >> tonight one-on-one with the former commander-in-ch

coming your way this hour, could this have been the next columbine?o face a judge and a murder charge. >>> the bombing that sent shock waves, six weeks after the mayhem of the marathon. how far survivors have come as investigators search for links to other terrorists. >>> and grab. toto and hang on tight. we're going to take you right into the middle

. >> jon: tonight, how a tipster may have prevented another columbine.nd. >> coney island is open and we need the people to come. >> almost seven months after sandy beaches and board walks are back in business. >> and we are going to recover. >> tipping off what could be a make or break as i remember. but first, investigators say they knew that one of the suspects accused of hacking to death a british soldier had potential links to al qaeda in east africa. i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. and this video shows the suspect in court three years ago in kenya. >> anna: tie terror official said police had arrested that man in 2010 as he apparently plotted to join an al qaeda off chute just achose the board in somalia. al think back hundreds of fighters. recruits many training troops to camps in somalia. kenya ultimately handed him over to the u.k. what happened next is still unclear. but fast forward to last week when witnesses say he and another suspect ran over that british soldier and brutally stabbed him to death in broad daylight with a knife and meat

he had detailed plans for the ÷ model them after the attack on columbine. school is in albany, oregon, about 70 mileshx2Ñ from portlan" someone called 11 and said the student asked friends to record video of the massacre.t what do we no about thedo we kns suspect. >> grant mccord 17 years old and albany school system since he was in kindergarten. now he was never really involved in a lot of sports never involved in clubs. teachers all say he was quiet and respectful and more importantly he always got his work done on time. so far there appears to be no motive like bullying or being angry at anyone. police say he wanted to to be more successful than the columbine massacre. here are some students who know him. listen. >> i would say hi to him in the hallway because i was kind of was like well, i should probably talk to this kid. make sure he feels okay. so, i talked to him sometimes answered seems like a pretty nice guy. >> like really quiet and you don't really like hear from him a lot. some of my friends have like classes with him. they said he doesn't talk

his alleged intent, to mirror the columbine disaster. why would this teen want to kill his classmates? >>> wild ride. a nascar race is stopped by a tv cable, flinging through the stands and on the track. ten fans are hurt and racers are demanding answers. >>> and rage at rutgers. after a scandal that threatened to bring down the sports department, questions about the woman brought in to clean it all up. does she have her own abusive past? we'll speak to one of her former players. ♪ i just came to say hello >>> and holiday celebration. we have everything you need to know for this unofficial start to summer. from enjoying the sun to delicious dishes you can grill. "gma" is holiday central on this special holiday. >>> and good morning, america. i'm david muir. and i woke up the luckiest man in america this morning. amy robach, paula faris, ginger zee, and lara. lara, you've been called in to make sure we believe. if you've been called in to make sure we behave, we're in trouble. >> the usual cast of characters, having a lovely day off. so h

he'll be charged in an alleged plot to carry out a deadly columbine-like attack at his high school in oregon. when police searched grant acord's home, they discovers detailed plans. terrell brown has more. >> reporter: police say they found six bombs hidden in the floorboards of grant acord's bedroom. the district attorney said the 17-year-old had a plot to blow up his school. >> which includes a plan, diagrams, maps of the school, weapons, explosives, check lists. >> reporter: an explosives team recovered pipe bombs, a napalm bomb, molotov cocktails, and a bomb made with drain cleaner that they say was modeled after the columbine high school shooting. >> this is a case where a person possessed several types of bombs as part of a larger plan to carry out assault on the occupants of west albany high school. >> reporter: police conducted two sweeps of the school and found no bombs. they declared the building safe. still nerves were rattled. >> you send your kids off to school and you think they're going to be safe. and then something like this happens, and i'm just thankful there was no

thrds say the teenager had a plan bigger than columbine.he weapons, hidden under his bedroom floor. tonight as the school is swept, so many questions from fellow students who now say, there were warning signs. abc's linzie janis on this again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new revelation, 17-year-old grant accord may have dropped hints to classmates about the massacre police say he was planning at his oregon high school. police say they found a stockpile of home-made explosives in the teenager's bedroom. pipe bombs, napalm bombs, molotov cocktails, detailed plans, even a date for the attack. now we're also learning accord spoke to classmates about making bombs. >> he just walked up out of nowhere and asked if we were talking about bombs. we gave him a funny look, well, no. he kept going on about the different materials you would need to make a pipe bomb. >> reporter: he says he wasn't alarmed at the time. >> it was strange, but he's a fairly strange kid. >> reporter: but police say someone did report strange behavior, calling 911 late thurs

they say he was planning an attack he hoped would rival the columbine school shootings. this is "cnn newsroom" and i'm suzanne malveaux. we are looking here today, today marking one week since the devastating tornado that shattered homes and lives in moore, oklahoma. folks there starting to pick up the pieces and just simply trying to move forward. president obama visited moore yesterday. and he saw all of the destruction up close. he promised to support the residents telling them i've got your back. >> whenever i come to an area that's been devastated by some natural disaster like this, i want to make sure everybody understands i'm speaking on behalf of the entire country. everywhere fellow americans are praying with you, they're thinking about you and they want to help. and so i'm just a messenger here today letting everybody here know that you are not alone, that you've got folks behind you. ♪ yes, jesus loves me ♪ yes, jesus loves me ♪ yes, jesus loves me ♪ the bible tells me so [ applause ] >> that was so nice. students from one of the elementary schools destroyed b

now in stable condition. >> unreal. >>> and now let's check in with details about this alleged columbined grant accord. made the first court appearance just this afternoon and according to prosecutors he wanted to outdo the 1999 massacre at columbine high school that left 15 people dead. court records detail his plan to use a stash of homemade explosives including nay palm and molotov cocktails. the target, the teen's high school in albany, oregon. miguel marquez was in court earlier. tonight, he comes out front. what evidence did prosecutors use to back up their claims? >> reporter: well, they found a lot of evidence in the secret stash in the mom's house underneath the floor board and carpet and not only six bombs but also the notebooks and in the affidavit that they released today it explains some of his plan. i'll read parts of it for you because it's shocking to even think of. 7:30, leave home with stuff in trunk. 11:00, drive to smoke spot to gear up. 11:10, get gear. walk towards school with airport stock. blasting out a car and background music planned. drop double and unzip bag

professor john luck ha back up for his research and that's also well-known but i want to remind you, columbine shooting, there were two armed guards outside of that school. it didn't do anything. >> i've also seen some studies, i'm sorry to jury in here, that the result of having more guns results in more gun violence. i think jumping back to your question about, you know, people not wanting to get rid of their guns, this is isn't issue about disarming the american public. frankly it's not -- we can have sensible gun legislation while respecting the second amendment. no body is trying to take away your grandfather's hunting rights. we're talking about military style weapons. the no. 1 purpose of it what is, you know, have a magazine that holds 100 rounds and fire against opponents in a war like situation. so i mean i think the type of gun is very relevant. we're not just talking about a hunting rifle. >> i have to jump in. >> first of all, from a scholarly perspective is probably the only social scientist in the room, i can speak to the data you're talking about. actually no one can explain, t

prosecutors say they wanted to be deadly than the columbine hospital attack. miguel marquez. >> reporter: 17-year-old grant accord planned and was prepared to carry out a coordinated bomb and gun attack against his school. >> this is a case of a planned assault on a target-rich environment. and that target-rich environment is west albany high school. >> reporter: hidden in a secret compartment of a floorboard of his mother's house, they found six explosive devices, pipe bombs made from drano and molotov cocktails. >> that wouldn't even cross our minds. >> reporter: a court will be charged with manufacturing and unlawful possession of a deadly weapon, attempted aggravated murder. authorities laid out their theory. >> in this in case, we would be relying upon evidence of planning, in other words, what is the intent, diagrams, check lists, a plan to use explosive devices, and firearms to carry out a plan specifically modeled after the columbine shootings. >> reporter: that's the 1999 attack in colorado, carried out by eric harris and dylan klebold who used bombs

and with columbine it took more than seven years.was a court battle all the way to the colorado state supreme court seven-plus years after that we get the journals. and, you know, so it could be a long wait. hopefully, i don't think that's going to happen here. but it can be a long time. and we were shocked when, i mean, even though i was shocked after i'd spent years on it and i'd done profiles about eric being, you know, depressed and all these different things. when i actually got my hands on his journal and i got a couple pages, and there's about 8 or 10 pages -- i don't know if you can see of just full page hearts like this, i, you know, i just could not believe my eyes. and nothing really prepares you for understanding how much love as well as anger was in that boy's heart until i saw page after page of this with, you know, i love you on them, and some had lots of little different hearts. and i really didn't, i didn't get him -- i mean, i'll never fully get him, but i don't think i really got him completely until i saw in this

coming your way this hour, could this have been the next columbine? a teen had moll tov cocktails and drain cleaner bombs stashed under his floor. his mom is blaming an ocd disorder. he's about to face a judge and a murder charge. >>> the bombing that sent shock waves, six weeks after the mayhem of the marathon. how far survivors have come as investigators search for links to other terrorists. >>> and grab. toto and hang on tight. we're going to take you right into the middle of a kansas tornado. we're also checking the radar for possible more twisters just in the hours ahead. >>> playing out, though, right now in a sanford, florida, courtroom, the final sifting process of a blockbuster legal saga. the case against george zimmerman in the killing of trayvon martin. in the last few hours, if there are any indication at all, zimmerman has quite the uphill battle in defending himself in the second-degree murder charge. the judge just denied the defense's motion to delay this trial. it is set to go june 10th. the judge also ruled that the jury will not be

police say the 17-year-old wanted to cause more devastation than we saw at columbine high school. abc news reporter has more. >> authorities in oregon say this young man, a 17-year-old, seen near his facebook picture was on a deadly mission to blow up his high school. >> the goal to model the come lum bin shootings with some adjustments that would make it a greater success. >> a frightening thought considering 12 students and a teacher were killed in 1999. fortunately place say they were tipped off by a 911 call saying there was going to be an attack. friday, the bomb squad searched his mother's house, inside, they found pipe bombs, bombs made from drain cleaner, homemade napalm and molotov to have cocktail autos manufacturing device that's would have been capable of causing injury and death. >> i'd say hi to him because it was like, i should probably talk to this kid make sure he feels okay. >> this morning a former profiler said that is the typical description of a young mass murderer. >> so the key is communication between school management and the students is critical. so they

date. >> plans, checklists, diagrams, inspirations, sources and a focus on recreating the model of columbine. >> reporter: his stockpile allegedly included pipe and draino bombs, homemade napalm and molotov cocktails. police say they've searched the target, west albany high school and found nothing. the motive is still a mystery. fellow students describe acord as a loner. >> i talked to him earlier and nothing was wrong. he was happy. >> i'd say hi to him in the hallway because i was kind of -- was like, well, i should probably talk to this kid, make sure he feels okay. >> reporter: grant acord is due in court on tuesday where he'll be charged as an adult for attempted aggravated murder and possession and manufacture of bombs. david? >> they arer is -- searching before any student goes back? >> reporter: they are, and they have cleared it and said it's safe to go back to school. >> linzie, thank you. >>> next to moore, oklahoma, tonight, where the two elementary schools were wiped away. the community coming together after a visit from the president. today, he gave many hugs. this one, to a s

he wanted to outdo columbine. hear how he planned to do it. stay with kron 4 news as 6:00 p.m. fire in antioch this businesses. here you can see video showing the flames shooting out of the roof of a building in a strip mall located at buchannan road and gentrytown drive. contra costa county fire says they received a 9-1-1 call from the owner of a burger joint at around 8:30 am reporting smelling smoke when they arrived they found the fire had engulfed the roof.making it too dangerous to fight from the inside. the flames quickly spread through the entire building.luckily no one was hurt. the cause of the blaze kron4's maureen kelly spoke owners who has been left devastated. >> reporter: melvin german had a hard time expressing all the emotions. and now it is completely gutted >> i've always dreamed of having my shop for would say things and like antiques and place them in the store. >> reporter: very little could be selvage many of his collectibles were destroyed many that could not be replaced. >> i may have been the owner of the shop but it was a committee shot. kids look, me

. >> the teenager accused of plotting a columbine style massacre. the disease his family says he's suffering from. >> hackers got ni u.s. department of defense computer and a task force says it happened all the time. >>> the jersey shore is back and open for business. the president checked out the progress made so far in the recovery from super storm sandy and enjoyed a game of football along the shore. abc 7 reporter marcy gonzales has more from new jersey. >> a less than ideal beach day but a chance to show off progress on the jersey shore. president obama touring some of what has been rebuilt from super storm sandy slamming into the area seven months ago leaving behind $38 million -- billion in damage in this state alone. >> you're stronger than the storm after all you've been there. the jersey shore is back, open for business. >> the president promised it would be. many board walks rebuild, businesses reopened. being many are thrilled. >> i am amazed they goit up so quickly. >> there is a lot of work left to do. >> someone hasn't seen their home

. >> an oregon teenager will be charged in a columbine bombing. grant accord was raised after police found 6 homemade bombs hidden under the floor in his bedroom. he had a meticulous plan for the attack and even set a date. classmates were shot by the news he didn't seem like the type. >> i would say hi to him in the hallway because i should probably talk to this kid make sure he is okay. i talked to him sometimes he seemed like a pretty nice guy. >> he was really quiet and you don't really hear about him a lot. >> a tip led them to make that arrest. >> brand new developments to tell you about from overnight about terror suspects a british soldier in the streets of london. three men have been released on bail, a fourth man raised sunday still in custody. all of this on the heels of authority confirming one of the suspects was arrested in kenya back in 2010 and later deported because they believed he was preparing to train and fight with the al qaeda linked militant group al shaba. the family has been to the scene of the grizzly attack to lay flowe

his alleged intent, to mirror the columbine disaster.uld this teen want to kill his classmates? >>> wild ride. a nascar race is stopped by a tv cable, flinging through the stands and on the track. ten fans are hurt and racers are demanding answers. >>> and rage at rutgers. after a scandal that threatened to bring down the sports department, questions about the woman brought in to clean it all up. does she have her own abusive past? we'll speak to one of her former players. ♪ i just came to say hello >>> and holiday celebration. we have everything you need to know for this unofficial start to summer. from enjoying the sun to delicious dishes you can grill.

. >> gregg: oregon police busting what they say was an attempt to outdo the violence of a columbine massacre. just how far a student is alleged to have gone and how people are reacting. >> you send your kids off to school and you think they are going to be safe. then something like this has. i'm just thankful there was no school today. >> heather: thousands of vets and their supporters roaring to the nation's capital to honor fallen comrades this memorial day weekend. >> gregg: we begin out of moore, objections where president obama got first look at the devastation caused by monday's deadly tornado. he met with families impacted by the storm. casey stegall is live. where exactly did the president go today? >> he had a pretty business four hours. air force one came in at tinker air force base. once he was on the ground he traveled by motorcade to one of the neighborhoods hardest hit where a lot of people lost their homes. he traveled to once a former plaza towers elementary school. what is left of it. the location where seven stoundz lost their lives on monday. he met with the mayor of moore

grant acord, caused of planning a columbine style high school.a journalist detailing plans. miguel marquez live in oregon for us. good morning, miguel. >> this is a very disturbing story. police caught him. a mature plan, but & it sounds as if a friend or family turned him in. he was prepared to carry out a coordinated attack against his school. >> this is the case of a planned assault on a target-rich environment. and that target-rich environment is the west albany high school. >> reporter: hidden in a secret compartment in the floorboards of his mother's house, they found six explosive devices, including pipe bombs, bombs made from drano, molotov cocktail and n naplm. >> reporter: he will be charged with unlawful possession of a deadly weapon and attempted aggravated murder. authorities laid out their theory. >> in this case, we would be relying upon evidence of plan. in other words, what is the intense, diagrams, checklists, a plan to use explosive devices and firearms to carry out a plan specifically modeled after the columbine shootings. >>

he was hoping it would have been worse than columbine according to reports. police say they found six types of explosives hidden in his bedroom including napalm, drain cleaner bombs, and molotov cocktails. an attorney for the family says the young man is mentally ill and has this rare form of obsessive-compulsive disorder, ocd. i want to bring in clinical psychologist jennifer o'connor. before we even get to specifically this young man's case, we're talking about this rare form of ocd, another acron acronym, pandas, which from what i read is called by strep throat. can you explain that? >> yes, that's correct. it is a relatively rare form of -- a very sudden and severe onset ocd occurs in children following an infection, typically a strep infection. and what happens is the body's immune system attempts to fight off the infection, but mistakenly attacks a part of the brain that is responsible for regulating certain aspects of emotions and behaviors. and so what you will see is very severe sudden onset, like overnight, of extreme fears and anxieties. you'll see

but there was no change after columbine, virginia tech, aurora, or arizona.ange happens? >> well, hopefully none. but that's not realistic. this is going to happen again. and the number of deaths at the end of a gun since ben was killed is an astonishing number. so what we're trying to do in our small way is approach this in a way that it's never been approached before. i think the numbers that people are hearing about percentages of the population in this country that approve or support the idea of something like an extended, expanded universal background check system, for instance, leveling the playing field for all commercial firearm purchases. those numbers, those approval numbers and the numbers of people in this country that support that are so very high that it becomes a question of, you know, how many voices can we raise and how many people can make their opinions known so that eventually our systems of government that are intentionally designed to do nothing very quickly will respond. so that's where we are. >> can you remember what you were thinking

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i do it because what happened in columbine should have happened in my neighborhood, and it did not. there was no one there for me when this happened to me. [applause] there were no counselors, and nobody come into my house to ask me questions about what happened. the already labeled my son in the papers as a gang member. they labeled him as a drug dealer. no be had came to me -- no media came to me to ask me about my child. the people in my community seamen visible -- seemed invisible, and that seems unfair. i do because i want to see justice. i want to look at the person who killed my son and asked him why. why did you kill my son? what was so -- what did he do that allow you to shoot him point blank with four bullets in the face? what would make you do such a thing? i want to meet the individual, to let him know i have already forgiven you. if i had not for giving you, i would not be here today. i have to forgive you, but i want to know why. why do i want to know why? i want to get you killed, too. kurds people -- hurt people hurt people. apparently, you are hurting. you had to be

. >> gregg: oregon police busting what they say was an attempt to outdo the violence of a columbine massacrest how far a student is alleged to have gone and how

she had indicated that he had talked about the recent bombings in boston as well as colorado and columbine. >> what we plan on doing is investigating all aspects of the case including the mental health issues for there are any at play. >> reporter: the prosecutor says he will be tried here in marin county before being extradited to oregon to face that murder charge. he is scheduled to be arraigned here in marin county court tomorrow at 9 a.m. in san rafael, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> alleged victim kirsten englund is survived by two sons and several siblings. investigators have not released the cause of death. >>> more bay area headlines for you. a fatal accident shut down all three westbound lanes on interstate 580 in livermore this morning. this is near the airway boulevard off-ramp. the chp says a black land rover veered to the left and then flipped over. the three people inside, two were ejected. one was killed. two more were flown to the hospital. the cause is being investigated. >>> and environmental work is forcing a popular marin county beach to close next month. the national park se

of an oregon teenager's bedroom. 17-year-old grant accord was arrested for allegedly planning a columbine-style attack. his mother said he suffered from a rare form of ocd. >>> a passenger aboard an alaska airline flight monday was arrested for trying to open an emergency exit mid-flight. fellow passengers restrained the 23-year-old using shoe laces and seat belt extensions. he's been booked on charges of interfering with the flight crew. >>> two governments in south america are issuing red alerts for an increasingly active volcano. officials in chile and argentina say the volcano could erupt any day. they're now preparing to order evacuations for more than 2200 people. >>> and more celebrities are signing up for tomorrow's concert benefiting the victims of last week's oklahoma tornado. usher, rascal flatts and ryan tweeter from one republic will join country star blake shelton to raise money for storm relief. you can watch that tomorrow night at 9:00/8:00 central right here on nbc. >>> now for a look at our business headlines, we turn to cnbc's bertha coombs. good morning. >> good morning. rup

respond for calls of service and they have to decide in real time and certainly since the advent of columbine and the officers waited now whenever there is on going or serious injury or loss of life the officers don't wait. they have to go in and figure it out and god bless that we have great supervisors that take charge of the scene and the officers are making split second decisions and i have to commend the sergeant because when it comes to trainers he sets the bar pretty high and maintains a standard few can but he does and tocey yokimono was there and all 30 copies and like you dr. marshall i like to see them but it was dizzy looking and this is consistent and the officers do a great job with all the general orders. >> all right. thank you. any public comment? we're not voting on it tonight but at the community meet ing but we wanted to do that before that. >> i think the chief brought up. this is 12 pages. is this thing on or not? it's difficult for a police officer in pursuit to actually use this unless he memorized it seven days a week. two, i have driven police cruisers as a taxi driv

after the columbine shooting nothing was done.people had to go to the ballot in 2000 a year later to get gun show background checks into the law which at that point the republicans controlled everything and wouldn't put in. and then this time aurora happened last summer and obviously the newtown happened in december and so obviously we addressed it this session. this is what we get for that response. the reality is we've got to do a lot for gun safety in this country and from my perspective obviously it starts in colorado because i'm in colorado as well as we're ground zero for these horrific tragedies. >> do you think that the nra and the other gun groups are going to be able to get the signatures they need? do you think there will be a recall election of you? >> well, as they say, everything is for sale and for a price you can get anything. and so again, they have 60 days to collect the signatures and in the first third of that time they were doing horribly with just a, quote-unquote, grass roots effort. once you move in with mo

police say that without that one phone call could have led to what one investigator called another columbine. >>> still ahead for us on a tuesday night, another big scare aboard a cruise ship, a sizeable fire just as new protections arrive for passengers who plan to hit the high seas themselves. >>> it's happened again, this time a fire on board a royal caribbean liner off the bahamas. the ship docked safely. the company flew all the passengers back to the u.s. with a full refund and a certificate for another complimentary cruise but it's drawing attention all over again the safety in the industry. our report from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: in the bahamas a badly charred royal caribbean grandeur of the seas in port after a harrowing ordeal. early monday morning passengers donned life vests after crews battled a fierce fire. >> smelled smoke down the hall. >> i was nervous, i was scared. >> reporter: amazingly all 3,000 people walked off the ship safely. >> we're very sorry that we disrupted so many vacations of so many people. >> reporter: it's the most recent in a string of cruise shi

. >> the first time i had the idea was after columbine. that time, it was least a decade ago, it was a challenge to do that within the timeframe. one of the steps that we're taking is to try to build tools to where it's not going to take six months to build the relevant content for an exposure therapy approach. it might take six days. >> we're creating a highly realistic digital person. so the idea is we want to create realistic face, realistic hair, realistic movement. but we also want the character to have a realistic behavior. >> all right, so here we go. >> the key is getting content that's relevant to whatever the traumatic event is. so in this case with boston, what i envision is that we would have a crowd sourced approach. in fact, i set up a facebook page to get this kicked off, called virtual volunteers, people that are content creators. people that have built game content or virtual reality content. and at the first minute we hear about these things, we mobilize this group of volunteers, put out what our requirements are, and the

. >>> officials say an oregon teen arrested for planning a columbine-style attack had a detailed checklist-year-old grant acord was picked up after an anonymous tip. >>> a passenger aboard an alaska airlines flight monday was arrested for trying to open an emergency exit mid-flight. can you believe that? several passengers retrained the 23-year-old using shoe laces and seat belt extensions. he's been booked on charges with interfering with a flight crew. >>> two governments in south america are issuing red alerts for an active volcano. the it could erupt any day now and are now preparing to order evacuations for 2,200 people. >>> celebrities are signing up for the concert to help tornado victims. country star blake shelton is raising money for storm relief. you can watch that tomorrow night at 9:00, 8:00 central here on nbc. >>> now for a look at our business headlines. we turn to bertha kooums. >> they discussed the future of the media giant which is spinning off. the remaining publishing business which includes the "wall street journal" and "new york post" will keep the name. >>> disney