in other words, we're going to survive. >> kay warren talking about the loss of her son.e shot himself after struggling for years with mental illness. she lost her 6-year-old daughter in the sandy hook shooting. she's a mental health and wellness director of the sandy hook promise. thank you so much for joining me. my heart goes out to all the families sandy hook and aurora and all of the massacres, whenever there's another shooting because it must just bring back such awful memories for you. >> thank you for having me. absolutely. but i'd first like to express my condolences to the families of those that were lost this week. >> when you hear a different kind of story but no less tragic, the warrens talking to me about their son and how he'd found the gun on the internet and killed himself after years of depression and so on. it just brings back, again, the focus to the lethal cocktail of mental instability and the readily availability of guns. what do you think about this? >> i'm here today as aiyana's mom, i'm also a licensed family therapist. it's a complicated questio

rick warren and his wife kay since the family tragedy. >> we stood in the driveway just embracing each other, sobbing. >> this is "piers morgan live." here we me now is rick warren and his wife kay. this is the first interview since the death of their son matthew. >> thank you. >> my deepest condolences on this awful loss to you and your family. >> thank you. >> obviously you're very famous, rick, and it flew around, i can only imagine what it was like for you two. how have you been coping? >> well, you know, elizabeth kubler ross did this stage of dying. and i think there's actually six. we've gone back and forth for months. the first stage is shock. and for us the shock still happens. but at least for the first month i thought matthew was going to walk through the door. i couldn't believe it had happened. it was just so sudden. and then you go through this profound sadness that comes into your life. then you move to what i call struggle. and that's all the why questions. why now, why this, why many, why matthew. and all of that struggle. and then you move to a stage that i call surre

rick warren and his wife kay speaking out for the first time since the family tragedy. >> we stood in the driveway just embracing each other, sobbing. >> this is "piers morgan live." here with me now is rick warren and his wife kay. this is their first interview since the death of their son matthew. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> my deepest condolences on this awful loss to you and your family. i remember that day. i remember seeing the news breaking. >> thank you. >> obviously you're very famous, rick, and it flew around, i can only imagine what it was like for you two. how have you been coping? >> well, you know, elizabeth kubler ross did this thing called the four stages of dying. and i think there's actually six. we've gone back and forth for months. the first stage is shock. and for us the shock still happens. but at least for the first month i thought matthew was going to walk through the door. i couldn't believe it had happened. it was just so sudden. and then you go through this profound sadness that comes into your life. then you move to what i call struggle. and th

. >> rick warren and his wife, kay, speaking out for the first time since their family tragedy. >> we stood in the driveway, just embracing each other, sobbing. >> piers morgan live. >> here with me now is pastor rick warren, the founder of saddleback church, his wife, kay, the co-founder. this is their first interview since the tragic death of their son back in april. welcome to both of you. 92 thank you. >> my deepest condolences to the awful loss of your family. i remember that day. you're very famous and it flew around the internet and around the world. i felt a huge sense of sadness for you having interviewed you a few times. i can only begin to imagine what it was like for you two. how have you been coping? >> well, you know, elizabeth kubler ross did this thing called the four stages of death. i actually died. i actually think there's six. we've been watching ourselves go back and forth the first several months. the first stage is shock. for us, shock still happens. for at least the first month, i kept waiting for matthew to come in the door. when's my son going to walk in? i j

. >> rick warren and his wife, kay, speaking out for the first time since their family tragedy. >> we stood in the driveway, just embracing each other, sobbing. >> piers morgan live. >> here with me now is pastor rick warren, the founder of saddleback church, his wife, kay, the co-founder. this is their first interview since the tragic death of their son back in april. welcome to both of you. 92 thank you. >> my deepest condolences to the awful loss of your family. i remember that day. you're very famous and it flew around the internet and around the world. i felt a huge sense of sadness for you having interviewed you a few times. i can only begin to imagine what it was like for you two. ha how have you been coping? >> well, you know, elizabeth kubler ross did this thing called the four stages of death. i actually died. i actually think there's six. we've been watching ourselves go back and forth the first several months. the first stage is shock. for us, shock still happens. for at least the first month, i kept waiting for matthew to come in the door. when's my son going to walk in?

. >>> rick warren and kay warren. >>> a baby is born into royalty. >> a good pair of lungs. >> and into a legacy of caring deeply about the animals and people of africa. >> i think it's got a very special connection. >> in a rare exclusive, prince william's first interview since the birth of his son, sharing with me, max foster, his thoughts on fatherhood. >> just a very different emotional experience. >> personal memories of africa. >> it felt appropriate getting engaged in africa. >> an africa he hopes will be preserved by a group of selfless, brave, committed individuals. they soar above the earth. they track the animals down below. and sometimes they weep. >> sorry. >> they're fighting for the prince's passion. a new father's battle to save africa's most vulnerable. >> her looks, thankfully. >> it wasn't long ago that the world's most famous new father was just a baby himself. caught in the glare of the world's spotlight. and as william grew into a boy, the spotlight became more relentless, even as he lived through the death of his mother. small wonder then that as a young man he fo

. >> rick warren and kay warren. >>> can you load chickens? >> what do you need to know? >> i'm an o fish na do of erotica. >> i know hangover food well. and this is good. >> you'll find it ten years later naked in a bush with a necklace of cans around our necks. >> i certainly cherish those golden moments. >> i wish i could hear you over the sound of my exploding capillaries. >> i'm feeling every hour, every month and year of my age. >> maybe we should figure out how to cook dinner unless you don't want to eat anything. because we're really not going to eat any dinner tonight. >> i can't say i'm evolving or maturingover doing anything differently. you know, what was question? ♪ ♪ >>> i would have liked to have spent some time on the beach because the beaches here are beautiful. i would have liked to have eaten more wildly. i would have liked to have a pony. possibly a unicorn even. >> i describe parts unknown as a series of essays, stand alone essays that generally try to focus on the subject of food and where it comes from, but not always. food is the entry way. i'm a g

you're watching rick warren and kay warren interview, moving interview about the tragic suicide of theirld son matthew. and you were telling me before we'd started the interview about the effect that rick warren had had on your life with his book. tell me about that. >> right. incredible. his book came into my life in a time period where it was absolutely a god thing that his words in that book appeared in my life. it was a pretty tough time period and i began to study purpose driven life. and quite frankly, i'm living it today. that's really my -- that's my goal in life and what i do with my music and my life is to -- i'm searching for purpose. and every single day i feel like it's part of the reason that i think god has, you know, allowed me to live this life as i have a purpose to fulfill and i pray god will give me the wisdom and vision to fulfill that purpose. rick warren's book, it came at a time when i needed it most. and him and his wife, that interview moved me deeply. i wanted to take this moment to express my sadness for them and at their loss of their son but at the same time

rick warren and his wife kay speaking out for the first time since the family tragedy. >> we stood in the driveway just embracing each other, sobbing. >> this is "piers morgan live." here with me now is rick warren and his wife kay. this is their first interview since the death of their son matthew. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> my deepest condolences on this awful loss to you and your family. i remember that day. i remember seeing the news breaking. >> thank you. >> obviously you're very famous, rick, and it flew around, i can only imagine what it was like for you two. how have you been coping? >> well, you know, elizabeth kubler ross did this thing called the four stages of dying. and i think there's actually six. we've gone back and forth for months. the first stage is shock. and for us the shock still happens. but at least for the first month i thought matthew was going to walk through the door. i couldn't believe it had happened. it was just so sudden. and then you go through this profound sadness that comes into your life. then you move to what i call struggle. and th

pathor warren and his wife kay.this is heart breaking to listen to for anybody, never mind a parent or anyone to go through this. you are there at his house, matthew's house. you now know that he has done what you have always hoped you would never do. did you go in? did you go and try to see him? >> i didn't want to see what the pocket was. i opened the door, i led the police in, i immediately came right back out. i didn't want to -- >> no, we didn't. neither of us wanted to. the pictures in our mind are terrible enough. >> were bad enough. >> and we were fortunate, some people find their loved ones. we were fortunate that we did not have to witness that, but they let us know it was catastrophic that the police officer was this, you don't want to have an open casket. so i assumed i would never see him again. so i said, i am definitely, i want to see, i am going to hug him when you bring him out. and so they did. when they, then when they brought his body out, i, i hugged him for all it was worth and they, the corone

and i talked to kay warren, rick's wife, the moment that her son told her a month before he died, thatthe internet illegally. he said to her, if you tell anybody i've got this gun, if you tell the police and they show up, i will shoot myself immediately. so she was trapped in the ultimate mother's nightmare of not being able to tell anybody, not being able to tell the police said he would kill himself, but aware that he would almost certainly try to kill himself anyway. and sure enough, that's what he did a month later. the warrens, they a're such positive, god-fathearing peopleo have devoted their lives to helping other people. and they get hit with this gut-wrenching tragedy themselves. it was very, very hard not to get emotional with them. as anybody who watches it will see, it is really raw and really emotional. >> let me play a little clip for our viewers right now. >> it's not supposed to end like this. because we had had close calls. matthew had made attempts on his hive before, in other ways. and we just kept, you know, when matthew was born, even as a young child, he struggled

>>> with me is pastor rick warren and his wife kay. sk you this, rick, have you questioned any stage whether you should have done more as rick warren, america's pastor, about this issue of mental health before matthew took his life? >> piers, we've always known since matthew has lived his entire life with mental illness that one day we would be spokespeople for mental illness. kay and i have known this for years and years. the reason we were quiet was primarily to protect matthew edignity. it was his story to tell. and so we were always praying either a, he'll be healed miraculously or b, we'll get treatment therapy, medicine that helps him manage his disease for the rest of his life and he can tell his story. the only reason that held us back on being public figures on this like we have been on hiv aids and things like that was his own dignity. after he died that issue was gone. >> we didn't want him to endure the scrutiny that's being thrown at rick. he was already struggling to be in the public spotlight, to have people scrutinizing

. >> rick warren and his wife, kay, speaking out for the first time since their family tragedy. >> we

. >> rick warren and his wife kay, quite emotional and extraordinary interview is tomorrow night.for us tonight. >>> i heard three shots. pow, pow, pow. 30 seconds later, i heard four more shots. >> everybody going down the stairs and people were pushing and shoving and people were falling down. came outside. people were climbing the wall trying to get out over the wall to get out of the spaces. it was just crazy. >> 1 people dead after a mass shooting at the washington navy yard. we are breaking down exactly what happened, who the gunman was, and new information this morning about the victims. good morning. welcome to the special edition of "seller start."

. >> rick warren and his wife kay, quite emotional and extraordinary interview is tomorrow night. that is all for us tonight. >>> i heard three shots. pow, pow, pow. 30 seconds later, i heard four more shots. >> everybody going down the stairs and people were pushing and shoving and people were falling down. came outside. people were climbing the wall trying to get out over the wall to get out of the spaces. it was just crazy. >> 1 people dead after a mass shooting at the washington navy yard. we are breaking down exactly what happened, who the gunman was, and new information this morning about the victims. good morning. welcome to the special edition of "seller start." i'm zoraida sambolin in new york. >> and i'm john berman live at the washington navy yard. it is tuesday, september 17th. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. >>> this morning, here the streets behind me are empty but you can say they are absolutely filled with questions. why did this man walk into that building just a few blocks behind me and open fire? was it anger? was it frustration? we are just not sure this morning.

. >> rick warren and his wife kay are emotional, extraordinary and inspiring interview is tomorrow night. that's all for us tonight. stay with cnn on the washington navy yard shootings. i'm at southeast washington down the street from the navy yard where a gunman we are learning more about the shooter, airplane alexis, who he was and how he committed this massacre. we understand this latest information and we will bring that news conference to you when it happens. we are waiting for those who are going to speak. we are do have new information. we are learning from an fbi source that alexis bought the ar-15 assault rifle he used at a store in northern virginia. we have pictures of him from the texas thai restaurant where he worked. where he was working apparently without pay and learning to speak the thai language. as we look at these snapshots, more is being learned about why he did what he did. as we await the press conference, john king joins me now. what are the new details? >> when you hear the account we are getting about how they believe this played out it's chilling. he had a gove

. >> rick warren and his wife kay are emotional, extraordinary and inspiring interview is tomorrow night. that's all for us tonight. stay with cnn on the washington stay with cnn on the washington navy yard shootings. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>>> it's 10:00 in washington. i'm at southeast washington down tp the street from the navy whe whewhere a gunman we are learning more about the shooter, airplane alexis, who he was and how he committed this massacre. we understand this latest information and we will bring that news conference to you when it happens. we are waiting for those who are going to speak. we are do have new information. we are learning from an fbi source that alexis bought the ar-15 assault rifle he used at a store in northern virginia. we have pictures of him from the texas thai restaurant where he worked. where he was working apparently without pay and learning to speak the thai language. as we look at these snapshots, more is being learned about why he did what he did. as we await the press conference, john king joins me now. what are the new details? >> wh

. >> rick warren and his wife kay are emotional, extraordinary and inspiring interview is tomorrow night with cnn on the washington stay with cnn on the washington navy yard shootings. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>>> it's 10:00

. >> rick warren and his wife kay are emotional, extraordinary and inspiring interview is tomorrow nights tonight. stay with cnn on the washington navy yard shootings. i'm at southeast washington down the street from the navy yard where a gunman we are learning more about the shooter, airplane alexis, who he was and how he committed this massacre. we understand this latest information and we will bring that news conference to you when it happens. we are waiting for those who are going to speak. we are do have new information. we are learning from an fbi source that alexis bought the ar-15 assault rifle he used at a store in northern virginia.

. >> to weigh in on that charge, let's bring in former senator kay bailey hutchison who disagrees with senator warren'sso jared bernstein, former economic adviser. senator hutchison, whether you agree or disagree, you've been in the seat, it seems rather odd for a sitting senator to launch an assault, really what that was, on the supreme court of the united states. >> it really is. it's a new front to take on the supreme court in such a personal way. you can disagree with what the supreme court has ordered, but to say all of a sudden they're bought and paid for by big business is really irresponsible because this is a supreme court that affirmed a good part of obama care. i mean, my goodness, that's not pro-corporate america. and people who disagreed in the senate, of which i was certainly one, didn't assail the supreme court. we just said we respectfully disagree with that conclusion, which is the way it's supposed to be, i think, in a respectful way. >> right, jaered, it is rather interesting when you have senator warren calling the supreme court too conservative when you have the chief justice of th

pat warren is in capitol hill. >> reporter: hi, kai. and you're absolutely right. doug gansler, this has been a long-awaited announcement. we were told when lieutenant governor anthony brown announced back in may that gansler wouldn't be making his announcement until september. and he did that this morning. >> reporter: the gansler campaign launch was ice cream social folksy and family friendly. >> my grandfather, and the next governor of the state of maryland, doug gansler. >> reporter: straight out of the gate, he wants people to know he is not intimidated by the competition. >> i was told, there is no way you can run, no way you can win in both of my campaigns. >> he is a former state's attorney and is in his second term asked immediate's -- maryland's attorney general. >> we will work to protect the people of maryland, making sure we have jobs coming back to maryland. >> reporter: his chief opponent is lieutenant governor anthony brown. >> the jobs client is obviously very real. as we watch people confront the state. and we're confronting billions every year. >

warren is there. she sat down and knows the struggles of furloughs. >> >> hi, kai, you are absolutely right, there are 300 thousand maryland workers who are worried about what might happen if the government furloughs them, that family includes the people that live in the house mind me. >> >> reporter: these three know more than you might expect about the government budget. >> i think the government is lear to help, not to hurt. >> reporter: their dad has been furloughed once before. >> this summer, when they had the furloughs starting in july, i was furloughs and it was typically difficult for me, because in april, i had emergency open heart sergry and i had a lot of medical bills and time off from that and the furlough hit and basically, i was living off credit cards to be able to make ends meet. >> in this case, it's all of the hard working families that work for our federal government and the beam that depend on the federal government for important aspects of their own, either business endeavors or daley needs in life. it's a really cruddy thing to do. i don't think many think it's a good idea. >>

five months ago, the author of the best-selling book "the purpose-driven life," pastor rick warren and his wife kayis book -- they spoke exclusively with cnn's piers mohr gargan and talked about th shooting at the navy yard. >> when i heard about those deaths at the naval yard, the first thing i did is get down on my knees and pray for those families of the victims, those who died and those who were wounded. my heart went out to them. >> the warrens' son matthew shot and killed himself back in april on the 5th inside his family eafamily's orange county home. he had suffered years of depression and mental illness, and now they want to increase awareness about mental health. piers morgan joins us with more on that sit-down interview. our heart goes out to them to have to deal with something so horrendous but then to take that moment and say, you know what, i want to help others. let's talk about this. let's get it out there. >> you know, it was one of the most heartbreaking interviews i think i've ever conducted because i've interviewed rick warren numerous times. he's a great guy. he's always very p

warren and his wife kay appeared on cnn's piers morgan live for their first interview since matthew'stthew was not afraid to die. he was afraid of pain. i remember ten years ago when he was 17, he came to me sobbing. and he said, daddy, he said, it's really clear. i'm not going to get any better. we've gone to the best doctors. the best hospitals. the best treatments. therapists. prayer. everything you can imagine. good support. and he says, it's real clear, i'm not going to get any better. so why can't i just die? i know i'm going to heaven. i know i'm going to heaven, so why can't i? he was not afraid to die. >> what did you say to him, rick? >> in that situation i said, matthew, the reason why is there is a purpose, even in our pain. and i am not willing to just give up and say that the solution isn't there. you might give up. but as your father, as your mother, we're not ever giving up that we won't find the solution. because i really believe matthew could have been a great advocate for children in the world. he was an amazingly compassionate kid. he had an ability to walk into a

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warren. he and his wife, kay, sat down in an interview with piers morgan in an interview that will air tonight was very ill. i made him get out of bed and drive over to rick's house. typically, he would have said go away or come to the door, invite me in. he did nothing. that was not his pattern. i had a pretty good sense that perhaps something catastrophic had happened. >> what time was this? >> that was late on thursday, april 4th. and so i was pretty sure that something had happened. but he had also told us that if we called the police that he would take his life instantly. so a call to the police was an instant suicide. i was living with that horrible, horrible choice of do i call the police and perhaps intervene or do i take that risk if i call, then he instantly kills himself? so we just had to wait for a few hours. and so it was into the next day that i felt that he was not responding. >> we didn't hear anything back from him. >> he didn't go to work. >> he didn't go to work. >> his workout, which he didn't miss. i pretty much knew. and finally when i sent the text saying, look, i'm cal