data from adam lanza's g.p.s. showed he was me the vicinity of sandy hook elementary school the day before the shooting. scott, the families of the victims were briefed on this report and chose not to comment today. >> pelley: elaine, thank you very much. now on to another important story breaking this evening. severe weather has taken lives and is making a mess of things before the holiday. a storm system blamed for at least ten deaths is on the move from texas and is headed toward the northeast as millions of americans head to the highways and airports for thanksgiving. anna werner is in dallas for us tonight. anna? >> reporter: scott, half of the dead and many of those injured in storm-related traffic accidents were here in texas. parts of west texas got as much as five inches of snow, but it was ice that caused the most travel problems. nearly 500 flights were canceled at dallas fort worth airport. evan van doren was trying to get to indiana. >> i look forward to thanksgiving all year long. having a day cut of

not every as perkinger is as sick as adam lanza. it meant that he was ill at ease with ordinary socialisation, and i think thatperger is as sick as adam lanza. it meant that he was ill at ease with ordinary socialisation, and i think that he was getting to the point he couldn't interact with his mothers. there was emails back and forth - something we learnt today also. >> what can we learn? >> one is that it's very uncommon for people with autism to be violent. the unfortunate thing when someone like the virginia tech mass murderer, the country is electrified saying, "my neighbour's kid has asperger's, will that be a stepping stone to violence." the answer is usually no. there's a small number of such persons. we shouldn't put them in the same basket. >> great to have you on the program. thank you. >> my pleasure. to the extreme weather gripping much of the nation. it's creating havoc with travel. the forecast says things will get worse. metrologist kevin has more. >>> flooding, rain and snow. it's not over. the same storm that star

lanza was obsessed with violence. he played video games including one in which players gunned down students at a school. elaine quijano has more. >> reporter: this is the shattered shot outwindow by adam lanza so he could enter the locked elementary school. the report says it was 9:39:53 when they received the first call. >> caller indicates she thinks there's someone shooting in the building. >> reporter: at 9:35, police report here a last gunshot. almost six minutes after first getting there. the report says police were operating under the assumption that was more than one shooter. lanza was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in classroom 10. police believe lanza shot his mother four times at their home before heading to the school. the report provides new details about lanza's life, including a preoccupation with mass shooting. in particular the columbine shooting. a spreadsheet with mass murders over the year, listing information about each shooting. investigators found a computer game titled "school sho

lanza was diagnosed with asperger's.tors described him as presenting with significant social impairment and extreme anxiety. he was also noted that he lacked empathy. but those doctors did not see anything that would have predicted his future behavior. allen martin, kpix 5. >> a report from the connecticut state attorney does not draw any conclusion about a motive. >>> well, much of the nation has experienced or will experience snowy icy conditions. leading up to the big holiday thursday. wintery weather is blamed for hundreds of wrecks and at least 11 deaths half of them are in texas. major flight delays expected on several metro areas new york, dc, philadelphia and up in boston as well. hundreds were canceled over the weekend at dallas/ft. worth. >> we look forward to thanksgiving all year long and having a day cut off this trip is not the best thing in the world to me. >> people don't realize that when they cross the bridges they have ice on them and they lose it when they cross them. >> a lot of ice. on the positive

they also retrieved an image of lanza holding a gun to his head. the 48-page release is a summary of the full investigative report, which sources indicate is close to 10,000 pages. that full report will be released at some point. right now, investigators are poring over the documents, removing names and other sensitive information before it's made public. jay gray, nbc news, danbury, connecticut. >> the report also reveals lanza wrote a book in fifth grade. it included tales of children being killed and a son shooting his mother in the head. meanwhile, a state judge will listen to the 40 minutes of 911 calls from the massacre before ruling on whether to make them public. >>> president obama's west coast tour is in full swing, but so, too, were the hecklers at his immigration speech on monday. president obama said he's willing to side with republicans on a piecemeal approach. the democratic-controlled senate passed a comprehensive bill earlier this year that would provide a pathway to citizenship for the millions of undocumented immigrants, but a he

lanza was diagnosed withs a perger's.tors who treated him described him as presenting with significant social impairments and extreme anxiety. those doctors did not see anything that would have predicted his future behavior. allen martin, kpix 5. >> the report from a connecticut state's attorney does not answer the biggest question about the shooting, why. that, we may never know. >>> a new report spells out the dangers firefighters face and it probably isn't what you would expect. if anybody understands those exact dangers, it's a fire station in livermore, and the family of a fireman named paul. firefighters ride into danger every day and a veteran of the livermore fire department knows the risk. flames and smoke are the obvious threats, but another more silent killer, cancer, just took the life of ben's fire fighting partner of 17 years, captain paul. >> it's hard to exchange unless you're doing the job. it just puts a bond with all of us over the years. >> while standing an honorary 24-hour watch over paul's body, a l

according to the report, lanza's mother was concerned about him. he would only communicate with her by e-mail thousand they were living in the same house. yet the report goes on to say nancy lanza was planning to buy her son a new pistol for christmas, even her son disliked christmas and refused to let her put up a tree. joe russo lost his daughter lauren. she was one of six adults killed along with 20 children. he's read most of the report and refus re -- >> she stood there in front of 15 little kids and took the bullet, that is amazing. i'm very proud of her. >> and rehema, we just got this in just quickly, the recordings that we mentioned, the 911 calls, they will be -- the tapes will remain sealed until december 4th to give prosecutors a chance to appeal. but at this point, a judge ordered the release and tapes will not be immediately unsealed so this information just in to us. >> that's probably a comfort to many of the families in the community who do not want the tapes released and even if they are released they are not going to look -- >> y

they also retrieved an image of lanza holding a gun to his head. the 48-page release is a summary of the full investigative report, which sources indicate is close to 10,000 pages. that full report will be released at some point. right now, investigators are poring over the documents, removing names and other sensitive information before being made public. jay gray, nbc news, dan bury, connecticut. >>> this report also says lanza wrote a book in the fifth grade, and included tales of children being killed and a son shooting his mother in the head. a state judge will listen to 40 minutes of 911 calls from the massacre before deciding to make them public. >>> president obama's westward trip in full swing on monday the democratic controlled senate pass add kpree hence inch bill earlier this year. it would provide a pathway to citizenship. the president supports the bill, but one heckler focused on deportations in recent years. >> you have the power to stop -- >> and that's why we're here. okay. >> stop deportations! >> if, in fact, i could solve all t

i look at adam lanza and i have to say she lost her life and that's tragic but nancy lanza, adam's mother responsible and in the raising flags about this boy. he is windows, she's taking him to gun ranges and he communicates by e-mail the last few months of his life and she doesn't bring anybody in to tackle a ticking time bomb. what do you say to other parents who might have concerns about their son? should they do? >> i happen to be very sympathetic to mrs. lanza because i know what it's like to deal with people who have developmental disabilities, who are periodically violent, what cannot become mitted and what happens in some homes with parent whose are struggling with children with behavioral disorders, if they can get somebody to a doctor, a young male refuses to take medicine and there is enough of a climate of fear in the home that the illness ends up controlling the home. we don't know what happened in the lanza home, but we do know that she's the only person who stepped up to the plate to love him. his father that nobody blames wasn't around and i'm not blaming his father. i thi

how responsible do you hold nancy lanza for what happened that day? >> oh, my god! >> and ben tracy with the whales who came to dinner and won't leave. >> this is phenomenal.

according to the report, lanza's mother was concerned about him. he would only communicate with her by e-mail though they were living in the same house. >> adam lanza had tremendous problems in his life. but all of these warning signs, so to speak, do not allow us to anticipate the outcome. >> reporter: an outcome that people in the community are still struggling with. >> this will be the most widely read and reviewed criminal report since the lindbergh kidnapping many, many, many years ago. >> reporter: investigators say more than 301 rounds of ammunition were found at the school, including 147 rounds lanza still could have used. with all the questions the report may answer, the answer that's so important to so many families in newtown is why. but after nearly a year-long investigation there is still no answer. brian? >> rehema ellis in danbury, connecticut, tonight. rehema, thanks. >>> the big news this weekend, of course, was the deal between the u.s., iran, and other world powers to slow down iran's nuclear program. skeptics including israel an

behind others and lanza didn't see her. he then went to the next door classroom, killed the teacher and her aide, and five more children. >> reporter:by that time police had arrived outside the building. lanza then used one of his handguns to take his own life. he had fired 154 rounds in less than 11 minutes. >> reporter:the report says lanza gave no hint to anyone of hisbut he did live a secretive life, in a bedroom with blacked=out windows. he had been diagnosed with symptoms of asperger's syndrome as well as obsessive=compulsive behavior >> reporter:an analysis of his online activities revealed a preoccupation with the columbine shootings and other mass killings. >> reporter:but even though he had been treated by mental health professionals, none of them saw anything threatening in his behavior. >> reporter:the report says lanza may have fantasized he was playing a video game. that's because he frequently reloaded when the rifle clip was only half=empty. it's a technique used by gamers: never enter a room without being f

the report painted a chilling picture of killer adam lanza.e blacked out his bedroom windows with garbage bags, kept spreadsheets of mass murders, had access to an arsenal of guns and ammunition and only communicated with his mother fancy by e-mail. how responsible do you hold nancy lanza for what happened that day? >> there was obviously a breakdown in terms of the parenting and the structure in that house. >> it's clear that he had mental illness and intervention was not made and there was not responsible gun ownership, either, because there was access to weapons and firearms. >> reporter: so you hold nancy lanza responsible when it comes to the guns available. >> yes. i do. >> this was a young man who didn't seem to have many connections. it takes a team to raise a child. it takes a community. where were the rest of the people in his life? >> reporter: the report also said six minutes passed from the time the first officer arrived to when police entered the school. how do you view that response? >> i think it is very easy to play monday mor

. >>> we move to new clues about the mind of a mad man, adam lanza, the gunman at sandy hook. one year later why he did it is a mystery. officials have been scouring his home, private computers, every corner of his life for answers and tonight they reveal what they found. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross has the details. >> sandy hook school, caller is indicating she thinks someone is shooting in the building. >> reporter: today's report said it took only 11 minutes for the shooter to kill all 20 first graders and six adults in the school. >> shooter is apparently still shooting. >> reporter: as to why 20-year-old adam lanza targeted the school, the state prosecutor said his investigation does not establish a conclusive motive. for the first time officials released photos taken inside his home where he had first killed his mother. his bedroom and computer room had their windows covered by black garbage bags. there was a shooting range target with holes in it, video games that authorities say he spent hours playing, an open gun safe with a teddy bear on top an

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another report not shown, images of lanza pointing guns to his head. and surprisingly, he seemed fixated on the video game, "dance, dance revolution." and spend hours a day playing it at a theater down the street. his computer hard drive was smashed making it nearly impossible to retrieve information. but investigators found a spread sheet detailing mass murders, including this "new york times" 1891 article about a catholic school shooting in upstate new york. the report said that lanza not only suffered from asberger's syndrome, he also had mental problems, plagued with odd habit, changing his clothes several times a day, obsessed with how his food was on his plate. he wouldn't even allow his mother in his room, even to clean it. >> it seemed like as time went on, he started to move towards more psychotic behavior. as well as you see some compulsive disorder traits, paranoia going on, and paints a picture of someone who was extremely difficult to manage. >> his bedroom was covered with black garbage bags. lanza hated birthdays, christmas and holidays,

lanza blasted in and began his shooting spree. we see the bushmaster gun used to kill 20 sixth graders and six adults, in less than 11 minutes, found the shooter's gun, the handgun he used to kill himself all bought legally by his mother. >> she may have thought this was a way to control him or got through to him so she had had a fascination with guns herself, but to think it was a way to connect, absolutely the wrong way to do it. >> one question that remains unanswered, why? the 44-page state's attorney's report concludes that the shooter plans his actions. but there is no clear indication why he did so. or why adam lanza targeted sandy hook, a school where he used to go. what emerges is a picture of a deeply troubled 20-year-old, a loner, obsessed with mass murder. he spent hours a day playing video and computer games, many violent, including "call of duty." another called "school shootings." the report also references another report not shown, images of lanza pointi ining guns to h head. and surprisingly, he seemed fixated on

so the report paints lanza as a troubled man obsessed with mass murder. spent hours playing violent video games. he wrote stories about killers. even saved newspaper articles on mass homicide. one person who knew lanza years earlier thinks he designed the shooting as a kind of payback. >> what adam was trying to do was come up with an act of revenge that was so awful that he would stab every american in the heart. it seems like as time was going on, was starting to decompensate more towards a psychotic behavior. as well, you see some obsessive compulsive disorder traits and paranoia going on and paints a picture of someone who was extremely difficult to manage. >> like maybe the garbage bags on his bedroom window. the report sheds no light on lanza's motivate or why he may have targeted sandy hook elementary for that massacre. >>> a florida mother taking action against those she says is responsible for her daughter daughter's death. praesht norman plans to file suits against. she wants to crack down on bullying. prosecutors dropped aggravating stalking ch

how responsible do you hold nancy lanza for what happen thad day?f the parenting and the structure in that house. >> there was not responsible gun ownership either because there was access to weapons and firearms. >> and you hold nancy lanza responsible in that way when it comes to the guns that were available. >> yes, i do. >> this was a young man who didn't seem to have many connections. it takes a team to raise a child. it takes a community. where were the rest of the people in his life? >> reporter: the report also said six minutes passed from the time the first officer arrived to when police entered the school. how do you view that response? >> i think it is very easy to play monday morning quarterback and assume and imply, but if you really look at the investigative timeline, i do believe the officers did everything they could do. >> a judge has ordered that the 911 tapes from the shootings be released. what's your reaction to that? >> i'm disappointed in the decision because i don't feel that the actual audiotapes serve any public interest ne

it goes into detail about what adam lanza did on the morning of the shooting.he timeline of the events, what adam lanza had in his home when investigators went in there, and what they found in that school. it is gripping and quite awful in it's detail. we can tell you that investigators responded to that school, the first call came at 9:35 in the morning when he shot his way into the school, and according to this report, it was just a few -- fewer than 5:00 from that first 911 call, and one minute after the arrival of the first officer that lanza killed himself. fewer than 6:00 from the time the first officer arrived on the property to the first officer entered the school building, there was 26 people left dead, six educators and 20 students. most of whom were killed in first grade classrooms after he shot his way into that room. they found as arsenal of weapons. a bush master semiautomatic rival. they found a sigsaur handgun, and a tremendous amount of ammo left unfired, 250 live rounds on his body, and 61 rounds unfired from that semiautomatic rifle. just a a

the report said that lanza had significant mental health issues. but was well enough to plan the attack, as well as the taking of his own life. all with guns legally purchased by his mother. brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> overseas this morning. a developing story, it looks like the deal to keep troops in afghanistan beyond next year's deadline is close to collapsing. susan rice has delivered a message to afghan president karzai, sign the agreement now, or u.s. troops will leave for good. he would prefer the new president sign the agreement in april. and he made a demand that all afghan prisoners be released from guantanamo. >>> a family of war vet being held in north korea, is speaking out. merrill newman was planning to leave the country. his family members are worried about his health and safety. his son says he doesn't understand why the north would take an 83-year-old war veteran. >> he wasn't breaking any new ground there. there's plenty of precedent for korean war veterans to return to north korea. >> the u.s. has no diplomatic relations

according to the report, adam lanza had significant mental health issues that affected his ability to, and to interact with others. he had a familiarity with and access to firearms and ammunition, and an obsession with mass murders. in particular, the april 1999 shootings at columbine high school in colorado. and he would only communicate with his mother through e-mail, even though they lived in the same house. we also learned from the report that lanza was, as suggested early on, a fan of violent video games, including a computer game called school shooting, where the player controls a character who enters a school and shoots at students. but lanza also liked the dancing game called "dance dance revolution," which he would spend hours playing at home and at a nearby movie theater. we have confirmation that all of the firearms and ammunition involved in the shoot prosecuting legally purchased by adam lanza's mother. and if that were not enough, his mother, who was also his first shooting victim, intended to buy him a cz-83 pistol for christmas and had even prepared a check for that pu

why did adam lanza do this? and why was intervention not a possibility?lanza was afflicted with mental health problems, including an obsession with violence, which should have set off red flags. instead, his toll saree behavior and potential for danger was often enabled by the only person close to him, his mother nancy. she became his first victim on the day he shot her to death before heading to elementary school. the release of this information is sure to add to the anxiety in newtown in the coming weeks. but it also continues the debate over effectiveness of our mental health care system. dr. gardear, often people say this doesn't answer the why question. it really doesn't help us in assessing risk factors. there are many families that have troubled young adults in their midst. and they're trying to read the tea leaves and determine, is this person really capable of causing harm to themselves or others. >> i think there were clear signs that this young man who had some sort of autism, pervasive developmental disorder, asperger's as it's also been calle

check check >>> newtown school shooter adam lanza was mentally ill - some of the findings in a report handed down >> bad expected to hit the north-east. >> four ohio officials charged in the stewed steubenville rape case, a school principal, two coaches among those accused of covering it up. >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. the long0awaited report on the sandy hook tragedy answers some questions, but not all. the 48-page summary into the mass anger was released monday. the report makes it clear motive was unknown. adam lanza had a large arsenal. >> adam lived with his mother nancy, a woman that took care of his needs, including providing the weapons used to kill her and 26 others at sandy hook elementary school. his relationship with his family was strained at best, except when it came to guns. >> this was an open gun locker in the family home. the 20-year-old led an isolated life. he spent his time playing video games, some violent like school shooting. some night like the dance game ddr. his bedroom windows were covered with track bag liners. for the three months

adam lanza was diagnosed with asperger's in 2005.ental health professionals say they did not see anything that would have predicted his future behavior. charlie and norah? >> thanks, elaine. >>> this morning a long-term security deal between the united states and afghanistan appears to be in jeopardy. national security advisor susan rice has given afghan president hamid karzai an ultimatum, and karzai handed rice a set of new demands. elizabeth palmer is in london. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it became clear that president karzai was going to balk at signing this security agreement on the weekend, so susan rice took her first foreign trip to kabul to meet him face to face. president hamid karzai and the u.s. national security advisor posed for local afghan cameras looking cordial. but behind the smiles there's a deadlock. susan rice believes the two countries had a security deal that would keep about 8,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan after the official pullout next year. but at the last minute, karzai refused to sign. >>

black plastic bags taped over the windows of his bedroom mirror the dark mind of shooter adam lanza.ker, a gun still perched inside. the new report says lanza did a spreadsheet on other mass murders, kept a newspaper clipping from an 1891 school shooting. >> adam lanza is sort of a black box in which we see the crash but we don't really know what happened that led to the crash. >> reporter: the report says lanza had significant mental health issues, but the professionals who saw him did not see anything that would have predicted his future behavior. >> what may happen is that if you cannot definitively say that that patient is a danger to themselves or others or property, then you don't turn them over to the police. >> reporter: this is a tale of two families and their struggles with mental health. the lanza family, whose efforts to get treatment for their son are unclear, and the family of virginia state senator creigh deeds. their son austin was evaluated for mental illness, released from a hospital a day before he repeatedly stabbed his father and then killed himself. released bec

lanza? she's dead now. where was the fault with her?ve raised. mass killers plot about doing it for a long time. what we try to understand from a forensic psychiatric standpoint is why did it happen that day? and you learn the most from the first victim taken. he had no agenda with the children. that was all about a body count. that's my professional opinion. nothing to do -- but there's something in his relationship with the mother. before we pathologyize it, what do we know? she was away for a few days before this happen buddy we also know there was some discussion about moving and deconstructing whatever it was that he built, in my professional experience, people who are very limited, some of whom have significant mental illness, when there's a sense of who is supporting that and whom they're dependent upon and when their environment gets that's a catalyst for them to say i'm going to do this because this situation that i'm in, this support i'm in -- maybe my mom is going to move away. maybe she won't support me. maybe i'll be on my

the report says that lanza had a pre-occupation with the mass shooting. he was diagnosed with a syndrome in 2005. doctors, they describe him as presenting with significant social impairments and extreme desirability. he also lacked empathy. the report does not answer the biggest question about the city, why? and details that show it contains more pain for survivors and the family members of the victims. >> and all the back feeling of your mind is going to come to the surface. and you're going to suffer again. >> reporter: as a criminal investigation, however, the case is closed. >> the report says that when adam lanza was a child, he wrote a book called "the big book of granny." which a character shoots his mother in the head. >>> the family of the man detained in north korea is begging for his release. 85-year-old newman was pulled off a plane last month just moments before it was set to depart. his family received postcards from him, but they were sent before he was detained. there's no word from north korea as to why newman is being held. >> i flew to

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we are learning more about the background of sandy hook shooter adam lanza.ort from the prosecutor said lanza had a fascination with violence. and in the fifth grade wrote a book that included tales of children being slaughtered and a son shooting his mother in the head. photos from his bedroom were released. you can see the black garbage bag over his windows. his former scout master believes he was bullied and may have killed out of revenge. >> what adam was trying to do was come up with an act of revenge that was so awful that he would stab every american in the heart. >> other information discovered by investigators is kept secret out of consideration for the victims' families. >>> a northern california family is hoping there won't be an empty place at the thanksgiving table. korean war vet merrill newman was taken in to custody by the north koreans as he prepared to leave that country last month. family members are talking for the very first time saying that they're worried about his health and his safety. here's abc's bob woodruff. >> reporter: it's been

the report carefully details lanza's life at home. in his bedroom, windows were covered in black trash bags. he didn't let anybody in, not even his mother. he communicated with her via e-mail and he constantly played video games, call of duty, grand theft auto, other games littered his room, including a role-playing game called "school shooting." as early as ninth and tenth grade, witnesses said he would often lock himself in his room and play video games all day long. his father told investigators his son was bullied extensively when he was young and the report says as he grew older, lanza's ability to handle life and school deteriorated and he increasingly became a loner. police even found photos of him with guns at his head. and then there was his fascination with mass shootings. on his computers, police found blog postings about mass shootings. he even made a spreadsheet on the history of them, listing them by name and what happened. he was particularly interested in the 1999 massacre at columbine high school and its perpetrators,

adam lanza acted alone, the entire horrific event over with in five minutes ending with the gunman'slanza blasted his way into the school with his bushmaster rifle, a walking arsenal he carried two pistols and fired 154 of the more than 300 rounds of ammunition he carried. this man lost his daughter, lauren, in sandy hook. >> her school picture. >> reporter: one of six adults killed along with 20 children. he's read most of the report but chooses to to remember lauren's bravery rather than learn any more about her killing. >> i'm proud of my daughter. that she stood there in front of 15 little kids and took the bullets. that is amazing. i'm very proud of her. >> indeed. it's hard to even deal with the pain and the grief and the pride of the survivors, the victims' families, but what is your takeaway from what we've learned particularly about adam lanza and his mother and her knowing his troubled mental health, but her having him have access to weapons? >> reporter: it's a very difficult subject. so many people have thoughts of what did this mean that the report unveils for us. was sh

. >> reporter: for the first time, officials released photos taken inside lanza's home, where he had killed his mother, nancy. his bedroom and computer room, with the windows covered by black garbage bags, were the lair of a recluse. there was a shooting range target with holes in it. video games that authorities say he spent hours playing. an open gun safe with a teddy bear on top. and news clippings dating back to the 1890s that showed an obsession with mass murders, in particular, the columbine shootings. >> his entire world was, i think, planning some event like this shooting. >> reporter: officials say lanza communicated online with others interested in mass murders. but he destroyed his hard drive before leaving on his deadly mission. out of consideration for the families, other material from the investigation that might ordinarily be made public, is still being withheld, including 911 calls and photos of the young victims. to the relief of nicole hockley, whose son, dylan, was among those killed. she talks with lara spencer. >> it's not in anybody's interest. it's not the way

the shooting took about 11 minutes, then lanza shot himself. the report tells us lanza was obsessed with the columbine school shooting and the computer game called school shooting. >>> a well known anti-communist activist from san jose has lost his appeal of a conviction for assault and resisting arrest. prosecutors say lee tong dressed like a woman and then presented flowers to a vietnamese singer, then pepper sprayed her in the face because of a difference in political beliefs. that happened more than three years ago. tong may be best known in san jose for his hunger strike aimed at getting part of the city to be called little saigon. >>> two san francisco supervisors hosted a happy hour fundraiser this evening called hope for haiyan. it was a benefit for typhoon victims in the philippines organized by supervisors john avalos and jane kim at the bistro and lounge. there was a suggested donation of $20 at the door. some of the proceeds from the bar sales will be donated. avalos says many in his district are filipino. >> some have lost family m

the shooting took about 11 minutes, then lanza shot himself.eport tells us lanza was obsessed with the columbine school shooting and the computer game called school shooting. >>> a well known anti-communist activist from san jose has lost his appeal of a conviction for assault and resisting arrest. prosecutors say lee tong dressed like a woman and then presented flowers to a vietnamese singer, then pepper sprayed her in the face because of a difference in political beliefs. that happened more than three years ago. tong may be best known in san jose for his hunger strike aimed at getting part of the city to be called little saigon. >>> two san francisco supervisors hosted a happy hour fundraiser this evening called hope for haiyan. it was a benefit for typhoon victims in the philippines organized by supervisors john avalos and jane kim at the bistro and lounge. there was a suggested donation of $20 at the door. some of the proceeds from the bar sales will be donated. avalos says many in his district are filipino. >> some have lost family members

lanza killed them instantly. and wounded two teachers in this hall.red a first=grade classroom and killed the teacher and another staff member , along with 15 children. >> reporter:one child survived. >> reporter:sources say she was hidden behind others and lanza didn't see her. he then went to the next door classroom, killed the teacher and her aide, and five more children. by that time police had arrived outside the building. >> reporter:lanza then used one of his handguns to take his own life. he had fired 154 rounds in less than 11 minutes. the report says lanza gave no hint to anyone of his plans. >> reporter:but he did live a secretive life, in a bedroom with blacked=out windows. he had been diagnosed with symptoms of asperger's syndrome as well as obsessive=compulsive behavior an analysis of his online activities revealed a preoccupation with the columbine shootings and other mass killings. >> reporter:but even though he had been treated by mental health professionals, none of them saw anything threatening in his behavior. >> reporter:the repor

you see adam lanza there.es in this report, some photos of the crime scene we're seeing for the first time, the windows shot out in the school, chilling images there. there's a picture of the bushmaster rifle he used to kill some of the children there and ammo clips and things like that. some of these pictures we're seeing for the first time. that report does say that adam lanza "had significant mental health issues," but what contribution those made to the shooting are not known. of course, woo he don't know exactly what his mother had done to get him some treatment. thief apparently did have him see professionals but the extent weigh don't know. in the creigh deeds case, very interesting because last monday, the 18th, the day before his son stabbed him, his son austin was evaluated and then released because they couldn't find any beds according to the rock bridge area he community services board that said they couldn't find any beds. cnn later learned there were three hospitals that had psychiatric beds avai

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lanza killed 26 people and his mother before turning a gun on himself. >>> the reward is $125,000 formation leading to the killer of a young postal worker in the washington, d.c. suburbs. 26-year-old tyson barnett was gunned down saturday evening in landover, maryland while he was out delivering mail. his coworkers remembering him and saying the post office is not doing enough to keep them safe. >> people should remember tyson as a very hard working, very respectful young man. >> i'm sorry. i deliver mail. anybody can walk up on me. it's terrible. they are doing it too much. now he's gone! >> postal service says the murder of a postal worker is quite rare but it has happened before. neighbors say the area where it happened is not known for violent crime. >>> a scary jump outside sunday's oakland raiders game in california. authorities say a female fan left from the third deck at the open coliseum that is some 60 feet up and another fan, a 61-year-old marine corps veteran tried to catch her. he is credited with saving her life. both went to the hospital. he with minor injuries and she

adam lanza cannot get their hands on them. >> and john, isn't that really the point?at someone can fire off hundreds of rounds without having to reload. you're a gun owner. can you explain to the average american, nongun owner, why would somebody want to have a magazine that can unload 30 bullets at a clip? why would somebody even need that? >> yeah. the numbers are staggering in this report. one to 20-year-old kills 26 people in less than 11 minutes. he unleashed 130 rounds, each child -- each 6 and 7-year-old received 3 to 11 rounds. if there were pictures of what these kids looked like after receiving that much fire power from a military-style weapon, they would be indistinguishable. and much like the holocaust films, in americans saw what these assault weapons were doing, believe me, we would be holding our members of congress accountable and holding ourselves accountable. there is no purpose whatsoever for a military-style weapon and high-capacity ammunition clips other than killing a lot of people quickly without having to reload. and as a gun owner, look, i kno

lanza killed 26 people at the school, 20 of them children before he killed himself. >>> the family ofhe victim of an alleged hate crime in san jose state has issued a statement. it reads in part, "as a family, we are deeply curbed by the horrific behaviors that have taken place against our son, our immediate focus is his protection. we have taken a stand on this matter." they on to say "our response alerted the community of the appalling conduct of the students involved. we appreciate the outpouring of support." the students and the victim all lived in the same suite on campus. the white students are accused of confining the freshman with a bicycle lock around his neck as well as using rashist taunts and hanging a confederate flag in the window of their living area. >>> new details in the case of an 85-year-old tourist in palo alto being held in north korea. today, the state department said north korea is confirming that it is holding an american but the regime did not say that person is merrill neuman. his family says he was taken off his plane just as he was getting ready to leave n

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there is the conclusion on the screen lanza acted alone.e are looking at the police response time on december 14th last year. according to the report the incident began at 9:30 in the morning at 9:35:39 the police received the first 911 call. the first officer was on the scene at sandy hook elementary school four minutes later. according to the report six minutes later the officers entered the building for the first time. and the report tells us in fewer than 1 11 minutes adam lanza had carry the out his murderous reign. that is the main conclusion of the report. we are hearing that for the first time from somebody in authority. >> and john does the report hint at a motive of the shooting. >> the report says there is no clear motive and the report goes on to say we may never know what the motive is. the report does reveal an interesting insight into the mind-set offe adam lan. a. lanza. he had mental issues and it's not clear on how much it impacted the crime. we know he had an oka obsessionh mass killing and the columbine mass shooting in

six adults were gunned down inside sandy hook elementary school last september by the gunman adam lanza, a former student. don dahler reports. >> reporter: in the 11 months since the newtown tragedy, connecticut state attorney has interviewed dozens of people and investigated everything from that day. one area of focus is police response, whether procedures were followed and if they were effective. >> 6-7 sandy hook school, caller is indicating she thinks someone is shooting in the building. >> reporter: this shows the the first 911 call came in before 9:36. the first officer arrived a minute and a half later. the tapes indicate officers were inside the school by 9:44. through interviews with officers and by examining tape recordings of the body microphones many were wearing, the report is expected to give a clear timeline of events. but not necessarily make recommendations. connecticut senator richard blumenthal. what do you expect this report to reveal that isn't already known? >> this report will be a very factual, straightforward recitation of facts that reveal the immensity and mon