again, david joyce, the prosecutor, said that he has not told them why he did it but then david joycelso said in his confession that t.j. lane said it was not about bullying or that it was not about drugs. really what he said was that he chose his victims at random. it is the prosecutor who said, see, it wasn't about bullying, it wasn't about drugs. that was some of the early speculation. there are a lot of people in this community that don't necessarily buy that. >> and i know classes resumed tomorrow. you were texting with one student. what did he tell you? >> well, i talked to a lot of students, and of course, all of them will tell you that tomorrow is going to be a pretty powerful day. i actually asked my nephew to put it into words, and he said for most of us, we're ready to go back. he said he was glad they let us in to get our things and walk the halls. it will be hard and i doubt that anyone will be doing any learning tomorrow, but we can't live in mourning forever. he is a senior at chardon high school. >> we wish them the best going back to school tomorrow. appreciate the re

even prosecutor david joyce seemed to him that it could be an argument for the defense. >> this is someoneho's not well and i'm sure in our court case we'll prove that to all of your desires, and we'll make sure that justice is done here in this county. >> reporter: martin savidge, cnn, chardon, ohio. >> they're tl also may have been warnings online that the 17-year-old suspect was headed for trouble. lisa sylvester has been looking into some of the disturbing elements of this part of the story. what are you finding out? >> hi, wolf. the suspect reportedly told authorities that he chose his victims randomly. on facebook, though, t.j. lane had postings that could only be described as dark. and now some are wondering why weren't these warnings taken more seriously? >> reporter: on the facebook page of t.j. lane, a haunting post. quote, feel death, not just mocking you, not just stalking you, but inside of you. the 17-year-old ends the post, "die, all of you." he posted that message in late december. some students reported lane wrote about his intentions on twitter in the days before the atta

even prosecutor david joyce seemed to hint that it could be an argument for the defense. >> this is someoneell and i'm sure in our court case we'll prove that to all of your desires and we'll make sure that justice is done here in this county. >> martin, how do people in the community feel about t.j. lane? >> reporter: you know, that's a very complicated question, anderson, and i've had that conversation with a lot of people here. it always starts off with people starting to say, you know what, i feel sorry. then they stop themselves immediately because, of course, we know that nothing can condone, nothing goes along with excusing this young man from what he's been accused of doing. and i think the best way somebody put it to me was they said that they feel sorry for his life, and what they mean by that is that they just wish somewhere, maybe a couple of months ago, maybe a couple of years ago somebody intervened, somebody reached out some way somebody got to him because maybe all of this heartache tonight could have been avoided. >> martin, appreciate the reporting. >>> coming up "raw poli

>> no, the guy from rio, rio tinto, david joyce, he made a statement this morning, we remain confident on the basis of the figures we've seen and solid growth for this coming year. ian ashby, the guy who really set this whole thing off this morning, he said steel growth rates will flatten, yet, we still see positive growth out to the middle of the next decade. then you have caterpillar coming in. caterpillar saw 20% for february, 20% growth in their asia-pacific region. you put all this together, and if you take a multiple, apply it to joy global, say where caterpillar bought out bucyrus in late 2010, it would be up to $120 a share. >> zach, your thoughts? >> i've been buying a little joy as well, in that these names, even if you agree with steve cortes that this is a negative cycle, it would seem that these names have well priced in that negative cycle, you know. it'd be a little like talking about financials in september or so, that the names have reflected a lot of this negativity. you really have to believe it's going to get significantly worse not just in china, but on a global le

. >> reporter: wolf, the charges just came down within the last few minuted filed by david joyce. it's three aggravated -- all against t.j. lane, the 17-year-old who still in the eyes of the law is a minor. we do expect that at his next court appearance on march 6th, next tuesday, he will be sent to adult court, from then on out he will be considered an adult in the eyes of the law. right now says other things that have happened. today the students return to school for the first time along with their parents and counselors were on site there. we also are going to hear from that teacher hero, frank hall, the teacher that had the wits about him and the courage to actually chase this young man out of the school. he's being credited with saving lives. he was chasing him out of the school while literally being shot at. >> once he speaks you want to make sure our viewers get a chance to hear this hero. >> what about today? >> i understand the kids will formally go back to school tomorrow, but what happened today as as far as the school campus is kerpd. >> today the students got their fi