first in lee shull. you're leading a campaign really from newtown.l me about this. >> piers, thank you for having me on. first i want to express my condolences to everybody in our community suffering through this, not only the 27 victims, but the children and the teachers that experienced the tragedy themselves. they are suffering from this and have to relive these events. so our hearts go out to them. >> what is it that you would most like to see happen? we heard the president yesterday talk very passionately about the need to do something, that doing nothing was no longer an option. what should that something be? >> i think it's a multitude of things, piers. it's reasonable gun control. it's looking at emotional instability. it's empathy and compassion for our fellow human being. it really is a multitude of things. >> in relation to the debate about gun control, it seems to be increasingly focused now on these semiautomatic rifles and the high capacity magazines. would you like to see a ban on both of those things, as senator feinstein is trying to

. >> lee shull lives in the neighborhood where the gunman lived.id he's feeling it even in his home. even though he's never met the gunman before. he said his daughter, who went to the school, was at the school in that classroom where all of those children were gunned down. he said three other girls who share a dance studio with one of his daughters, they have been killed. you see, you see how this community is so connected and why someone like lee schull wants to come out and do something to feel like he's trying to help the process along. as this community tries to heal from something that feels like it's going to be impossible to heal from. don? >> yeah. a lot of people have said to me, some people who were at the school. others who just know people say at this point they feel helpless. and so you know, he wants to do something to help out so he doesn't feel helpless. i think it's a normal, natural feeling in this situation. thank you, allison. we'll get back to you later on throughout the hour. >>> and for many people, especially the families o