they describe their son as a loner, "loner" and showed no signs of history or violence at all. >> nowhis program, the would-be killer's roommate. >> bk., let me start with you. can you take us through what happened? you heard the fire alarm go off. you started to leave your room and then what happened? >> usually, when the fire alarm goes off in my apartment, just somebody burning something on the stove. so i just opened my door to see what was burning. i saw my roommate approximately 4 feet in front of me with an assault rifle. he just seemed like made eye contact with me. real eye to eye contact he made with his roommate may have been his last on earth. his roommate had a rifle staring >> so you guys weren't exactly friends? >> no, i lived with him -- i moved into my apartment in the beginning of the fall semester. >> no, we're not friends. he's just very anti-social. he doesn't want to know me. he doesn't want to make friends. he just keeps to himself. >> so you opened your door and you see him standing there, the rifle is down and he makes eye contact with you. then what happened?

yesterday authorities here described this would be killer as a loner, someone who showed anti-socialavior. his own parents put out a short statement this afternoon saying that they wanted to be left alone, did not want to answer more questions from the media but described their son as a, quote, loner and someone who showed no signs or had any history of violence at all. it was interesting that his own parents called him a loner as well. >> ed, i appreciate the reporting. the would be killer's roommate and campus reporter kristy john call me. >> can you take us through what happened? you heard the fire alarm, started to leave your room and what happened? >> usually when the fire alarm goes off in my apartment it's usually somebody burning something on the stove. i opened my door to see what was burning. i didn't see any smoke or anything. i just saw my roommate, james, just standing in front of me, approximately like four feet in front of me with some kind of assault rifle. he had it pointed down at the ground but as soon as i opened the door he just made eye contact with me and start

it says james was a loner and did not have a history of violence.ily does not wish to make any further comments to the media, and they are requesting privacy during this difficult time. the family has requested privacy. he has no history of violence. you have any idea of a possible motive? >> no, we're still conducting an active investigation to try to determine if we can figure out what the motive would be. actually the statement the family made matches what we have learned thus far, that he was a loner. that part is very accurate. >> tell me about the list, sir, the list, looks as though he was crossing off items maybe in preparation, he had not crossed off pull the fire alarm, and he had not crossed off go and give them hell. does it look to you like he had planned this very carefully? >> well, certainly, the -- the information we have in the writings that we've recovered indicate that, yes, he did have a plan. it was a checklist probably to keep him on track. we've seen these in other situations across the country. and this one kind of matches t

they describe their son as a loner, "loner" and showed no signs or history of violence at all it was interesting his own parents called him a loaner. >> now, only on this program on 360, the would-be killer's roommate and the campus reporter join me. >> can you try to take us through what happened? you heard the fire alarm go off. you started to leave your room and then what happened? >> usually, when the fire alarm goes off in my apartment, it's just usually somebody burning something on the stove. so i just opened my door to see what was burning. i didn't see any smoke or anything. i saw my roommate, james, just standing in front of me, approximately four feet in front of me with some sort of assault rifle. he had it pointed down at the ground. as soon as i opened the door, he made eye contact with me and just started raising it towards my head. >> when he made eye contact with you, what did he look like? what was his expression? >> he had a really cold, hard stare. >> so you guys weren't exactly friends? >> no, i lived with him -- i moved into my apartment in the beginning of the

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. >> police described him as a loner and someone who shows antisocial behavior. even his own family describes him as a loner, but someone with no history of violence. investigators have taken his computer and going through other writings and that sort of thing and still trying to come up with what his motive might have been. fredricka. >> all right. ed lavandera, thank you so much. >>> and kansas city major says he doesn't know why a man rushed the stage as he delivered his annual state of the city address yesterday. james tells cnn's starting point quick action by his security detail left the man little time to explain himself. and james kept a cool head as it all unfolded. >> this man just got done talking about -- [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> well, that was unfortunate. >> the mayor staying cool the whole time. the man was jailed and an investigation is now underway. >>> today, it's the first day of spring, but you wouldn't know it. not by the sight of a plow like that. this is what much of the northeast and midwest are looking like, snow, tons of it. making people

a loner living with his mother. i don't know how you would pick him up. you can do, i would argue, with great respect to you guys, who oppose the assault weapons ban, you've got to make it as difficult as possible for people like adam lanza out there -- now, there was one -- two days ago in florida. who was about to shoot up a university. again, a misfit, a loner. somebody, though, who was able to acquire 1,000 rounds of ammunition. assault weapons, handguns, educational dvds to teach him how to use this stuff. this cannot be right in a civilized society. >> first of all, piers, it's not that i oppose the ban. what i do support is a more healthy debate about the ban, and whatever our legislature, whether state or federal, comes out with, i will support. i'm not a gun person, personally. but i do believe that all sides of the issue need to be focused on and there's other issues that need to be addressed also. mental health checks, access for us. that would be part of the background process. having mental health checks to find out if there's issues within t

every loner with a half empty beer even a waitress after a shift receives a visit from john nitto. he returns to the faces above the steaming plates before he's out into the neon lit street leaving behind a trail of rose petals bark as sacrificial hearts. thank you. [applause]. >> whenever i had writer's block i do research so i thought i would redo a section which started as writer's block and it took place in a library. i think all you need to know is my narrater is 19. the object of affection is 21. max's mother is a piannist and also polish. >> i saw little of rose after she moved her 2 valises into the nurses room on valentine's day of 1939. she did not allow a gust to drive her to the louve. she did not pause to look at me when i went to the gallery wearing a new shirt. nor did she take meals to my families. sometimes this was the best. at the dinner table my parents argued. father had been unsuccessful in keeping the newspapers from others. she practiced less and less. germany is not poland said my father. there are no contacts in berlin. >> he's a crazy man when i hear him

. >> his family released a short statement describing him as a loner with no history of violence.he suddenly changed. cbs news. >> the suspect was not registered for any spring classes. investigators are still looking into why he was on campus. >>> the use of 60-millimeter medical reporters have been banned after eight marines died during a training exercise involving that weapon. it happened overnight at the hawthorne army depo. investigators say a medical morter round exploded. the force from north carolina. the hawthorne depo is used by the marines, army, and navy for training. >>> a hiring boom happening right here in the bay area if you haven't noticed, despite what the numbers say. at 8.9%. the state's jobless rate is the highest and it's not expected to go down much this year. but, the bay area is a different story all together. the trickle up economics fueling a small business job boom. >> linda and susan just started a new company. they planned sales events looking to buy and sell used children's clothing and supplies. and this is what makes it real for them. an official

again, a misfit, a loner. somebody, though, who was able to acquire 1,000 rounds of ammunition, assault weapons, handguns, educational dvds to teach him how to use this stuff. this cannot be right in a civilized society. >> well, first of all, piers, i'd like to, first of all say, it's not that i oppose the ban. what i do support is a more healthy debate about the ban, and whatever our legislature, whether it's state or federal, comes out with, i will support. i'm not a gun person, personally. but i do believe that all sides of the issue need to be focused on and then there's other issues that need to be addressed also, mental health checks, access for us. that would be part of the background process, having mental health checks to find out if there's issues within the home, knowing who has these types of weapons. another thing that concerns me is when someone does die who does have weapons, but we're not notified that there are weapons in the home. who takes possession of those weapons for the short term unti

neighbors describe this man as a loner and police believe they do have him cornered in an abandoned buildingn't plan to move on him until daylight. >> a barge fire was still moldering in a louisiana bayou overnight more than 24 hours after it first erupted starting with a tugboat pushing a barge hit i natural pipeline. no oil spilled. >>> tsa chief john 'tis stolle travels to capitol hill to defend his controversial decision to allow small knives on passenger airplanes. outraged flight attendants met with him yesterday. several airlines have joined in their protest. he says he will not be swayed because he says bombs made of liquids or chemicals are the real danger here and tsa agents have to focus on that. >>> turning now to money, both the dow and the dollar are heading higher. the market once again opens in new territory this morning after gaining 5 points yesterday. it was the ninth consecutive positive session. the u.s. dollar also doing well at or near its highest level in years. both are getting boosts from all the recent good economic reports. >>> and breakfast at mcdonald's is getti

(ron goulart) not part of the system, kind of a loner.mm, you've got a nice build for a private detective. it gets me around. (ron goulart) you can't bribe him. you can't corrupt him. you can't even seduce him in many cases. (woman) you don't mind my sizing you up a little? most of us are ex-cops. i was fired by the d.a. this private eye could take you anywhere. down in the ghetto, into the underworld. you could go to haunts of the rich and famous. he gave you access to almost any level of society. (man's thoughts) it was a nice little front yard, cozy. only you'd need a compass to go to the mailbox. the house was all right, too, but not buckingham palace. i had to wait while she sold me to the old folks. it was like waiting to buy a crypt in a mausoleum. (woman) mr. marlow. (ron goulart) one thing about the private eye is he usually never got hurt. so he could take you into all these places that you were curious about and yet get out of it alive. well, you have two groups, then they cross back and forth. you have hammett and chandler who

in 2011, his family says he became a loner and lived in a trailer. officials say there is still no clear indication why he shot and killed officer youngstrom. right now -- police are searching for a man who robbed a bank in livermore. there's a surveillance photo of the suspect.at a citi-bank on portola avenue. police say the man demanded money from a teller. it's unclear if the suspect had a gun and how much money he took. he's described as white -- 25 to 30 years old - with a heavy build and weighing up to 250 pounds. in less than a week -- cash will be a thing of the past at the golden gate bridge. wednesday -- all electronic tolling goes into effect. toll takers will be a thing of the past. new at eight, we talked to a woman who has been collecting tolls for 22 years and is getting ready to work her last shift. there were 28 toll takers when the bridge district started phasing in the new system in 2011. since then all but nine have retired or taken other jobs in the district. the woman we talked to says she'll take this opportunity to start her o

. >> reporter: in a short statement tonight, seevakumaran's parents said their son was a loner but had no history of violence. matt gutman, abc news, orlando. >> tonight matt tells us at this hour the motive is still a complete mystery. >>> next we turn to the tragic accident. marines in the nevada desert. suddenly a small bomb they were using to train to be warriors exploded on them. seven marines killed. others wounded. abc's chief global affairs corespondent martha raddatz has been finding out what happened. >> reporter: it happened in darkness, deep in the nevada desert. some 150 marines on predeployment training for night warfare, using weapons every bit as deadly as if it were the real thing. the marines were firing 60 millimeter mortars. small bombs placed into firing tubes that can launch over a mile. instead, the mortar exploded while still in the firing tube. and in a flash, those seven marines were dead and more than half a dozen more wounded. including a navy corp. man. >> a team of investigators has begun the investigation to figure out what happened. >> reporter: until th

. >> greg: loner. >> bob: social modern. because he is a libertarian.oes run against the grain of a lot of people in the room. >> dana: that is the trick. how do you lead big step and keep it together? >> bob: that is the big question. >> kimberly: he won't lead the big tent. they like what he did with the filibuster and whatnot. he has speeches and enthusias enthusiasm. young people like it but if you check out the details he runs counter to foreign policy opinions and ideology of the republican and conservative party because he is an isolationist. when you really get down to it, he won't represent the party. >> eric: i thought quickly, conservatives will hate this. chris christie still is one guy if you put him up against hillary clinton, the one guy with the best chance. we are four years away. three years and ten months away. there is a lot of time for him to come back. >> dana: you have your calendar. >> eric: he is the guy that can bridge the gap between the far right conservatives and the moderates. >> kimberly: maybe he can run as a democrat and

he's described at a loner.ce remain in a stand off with that suspect who is still holed up in that building. this multiple shooting happened a short distance from another mass shooting in the town of webster. that was christmas eve. a 62-year-old gunman set fire to his house in webster and ambushed the firefighters who arrived on scene. he killed two and injured four others. yesterday, one of the firefighters injured in the shooting testified by a congressional gun violence forum in washington. today in washington, moms demand action for gun sense in america descended on capitol hill to add their voices. there's political pressure for congress to act on guns. all this pressure coming from proreform groups and victims of gun violence. there's continuing incidence every day of shootings in this country. new york is just the latest. joe from "the new york times"

. >> i never got along with anybody because i was always standoffish, i was a loner, stand away fromverybody because i would never understand anybody or nothing. i came to prison when i was 22 years old. i am in here for a rape charge. i had a minor problem. and i became, oh, lustful within my mind, and i was always thinking about it. it's like the more i thought about it, the more it increases in my life. >> pritchett is serving a life sentence for sexual battery, kidnapping and attempted kidnapping. >> i went to this mall, and i was sitting there lusting over the women getting out of their cars and going places. just as i was getting ready to get up and go home, a lady got out of a car, and she was dressed like she was, i don't know, a prostitute or something. and something about her triggered me. >> pritchett abducted his victim in her own car and sped away. >> but then as i was driving out of the parking lot, she started to reach for the door handle to get out, and i grabbed her arm and pulled her back. and then she didn't try anymore after that. >> were you threatening her? >> n

they say he was a loner who expressed antigovernment views and we may never get a clear idea for a motivethat shooting. >>> law enforcement are trying to figure out if a shootout may be linked to the killing of a california state prison chief. it started as a high speed chase yesterday afternoon. it ended with the death of a colorado prison inmate who was out on parole. the man's car had colorado license plates. it matched the description of a car last seen at the home of prison director tom clemens. >>> gun owners you will be able to receive up to $200 cash depending on the type of gun that is turned in. no questions asked. this event will be held at the reid-hillview airport. >>> a berkeley couple are among the plaintiffs in this historic case. they claim prop 8 california seize voter approved ban is unconstitutional. the couple has been together for 13 years and raised four boys. >> they are adults that are going to work every day that are in the situation that sandy and i are in. they would have more support. their families could accept them more readily. >> the same sex couples say t

police say he was a loner who expressed antigovernment views. >>> the fight over reward money in the man hunt case surrounding christopher dorner could heat up. $1.2million is up for grabs but there are several people who say they're the ones who helped police find him. police say dorner killed two police officers and two civilians before getting in a gun battle with police in big bear that ultimately led to his death. agencies hope to hand the money out by mid april. they plan to listen to tapes and read reports before making a final decision on who gets that money. >>> later this morning south bay police officers will begin a 24 hour global tweet-a-thon. now it's designed to give you a behind the scenes look at the job of a police officer. followers can expected to get about 300 to 400 tweets per police department. if you want to follow this event use hash tag po -- use oltut. >> there will be a lot of tweets. >> yeah. you get good information. >>> good morning, everybody. let's go out and take a look at the things we have. we've been looking at a lot of traffic that is getting bus

they say he was a loner who expressed antigovernment views and we may never get a clear idea for a motive of that shooting. >>> law enforcement are trying to figure out if a shootout may be linked to the killing of a california state prison chief. it started as a high speed chase yesterday afternoon. it ended with the death of a colorado prison inmate who was out on parole. the man's car had colorado license plates. it matched the description of a car last seen at the home of prison director tom clemens. >>> gun owners you will be able to receive up to $200 cash depending on the type of gun that is turned in. no questions asked. this event will be held at the reid-hillview airport. >>> a berkeley couple are among the plaintiffs in this historic case. they claim prop 8 california seize voter approved ban is unconstitutional. the couple has been together for 13 years and raised four boys. >> they are adults that are going to work every day that are in the situation that sandy and i are in. they would have more support. their families could accept them more readily. >> the same sex couples s

police say he was a loner who expressed antigovernment views. >>> the fight over reward money in the man hunt case surrounding christopher dorner could heat up. $1.2million is up for grabs but there are several people who say they're the ones who helped police find him. police say dorner killed two police officers and two civilians before getting in a gun battle with police in big bear that ultimately led to his death. agencies hope to hand the money out by mid april. they plan to listen to tapes and read reports before making a final decision on who gets that money. >>> later this morning south bay police officers will begin a 24 hour global tweet-a-thon. now it's designed to give you a behind the scenes look at the job of a police officer. followers can expected to get about 300 to 400 tweets per police department. if you want to follow this event use hash tag po -- use oltut. >> there will be a lot of tweets. >> yeah. you get good information. >>> good morning, everybody. let's go out and take a look at the things we have. we've been looking at a lot of traffic that is getting bus

statement through the sarasota county sheriff's office today and they said that the suspect was a lonerhistory of violence. >>> the deadly mortar shell explosion that killed seven marines and injured several others during a military training exercise has prompted the marines to ban the use of the weapons pending an investigation now. officials say the cause of the blast was a 60 millimeter round that detonated inside a mortar tube. the explosion happened at hawthorne army depots in western nevada monday night. >>> senate majority leader harry reid is removing a proposed assault ban rifle -- assault rifle ban from new gun legislation that he will send to the full senate for consideration. reid says keeping the assault weapons ban would have guaranteed a republican filibuster to block the measure. >> i'm not going to try to put something on the floor that won't succeed. i want something that will succeed. i think the worst of all worlds may be to bring something to the floor and it dies there. >> reid says that senator dianne feinstein could introduce her proposed ban on assault weapons a

we do know he was 30 years old, had been a student there, had been a loner and very kind of anti-social -- we were talking about the gun, the backpack, the ieds that you found. what about these notes? >> well, when our officers found him, we did -- there was a handgun and a tactical rifle. inside a backpack as we were searching the premises, we found what we would consider four ieds. so we had to have the explosive ordinance unit come and dispose of those and we're working with the fbi now to try to find out exactly what those materials were. >> do you have any idea how he got the devices or whether you built them himself? what is your instinct right now? >> all the indications are that he built them himself. >> wow. do you -- in terms of motive, again, i'm curious about the notes that you found indicating he was planning an attack. do you know what he intended to do with all of this? >> no. it wasn't clear what the attack was going to consist of. however, he did have a time line of how he was getting ready and preparing and then in the end he would just give them hell is the quote that

. >> his family released a short statement saying james was a loner and did not have a history of violence. the family does not wish to make any further comment. still, motive here remains absolute mystery for police the university was in the process of expelling him. >> shepard: a teenager who shot to death three high schoolers. he removed his shirt and killer. he sat there wearing the shirt as students he murdered -- parents. he admitted that he did open fire with a .22 caliber handgun right in the high school cafeteria east of cleveland. it happened last year. the mother of the victim, one of them, called him a pathetic excuse for a human being and wished him a slow torturous death. the judge sentenced him to three life sentences. no chance for parole. a new assault weapons ban will not be part of a gun control bill that the senate plans to debate next month. that's the new word from the senate majority leader harry reid. he says the ban isn't even close to getting the 60 votes it needs to it break a filibuster. the senate is still considering bills to expand background checks and crack

officials here have described hip as a loner and someone displaying anti-social behavior. all of that played together isn't clear at this point, but imagine that that might have played some sort of role in why they are trying to remove student from the dormitory. >> a lot of unanswered questions. thank you very much. >>> the calendar says spring just a day away. we can hardly wait. take a look at the video, you might beg to differ here. we're watching north dakota, just yesterday. accidents lit, the interstate. the scene similar in minnesota as well. blowing snow, decreasing visibility, ice coating the roads. didn't stop there. overnight the roads in new york turned into a slippery mess. and it's not over yet. alison kosik is in concord, new hampshire. nice to see you out there. outdoors, change of pace there. a foot and a half of snow, really? >> reporter: i know. you know it certainly doesn't feel like today is the last day of winter. people i've talked with said, spring? spring is tomorrow? it doesn't look that way. if snow had to fall it doesn't hurt it's so pretty. lo

how somebody like him who has already been treated for asperger's, perhaps autism as well, who is a loner, who we have now learned was an obsessive about violent video games, somebody who clearly should be ringing alarm bells to a large number of people, how he could have so much fire power in his lair. what do you make of it? >> well, we certainly wouldn't want somebody like that shooter to have that much arsenal at his disposal, and we must make changes so that we do find out these people in advance and stop that before massacres occur. >> here's the problem, chief. let me just put to you this point. here's the problem, it seems to me, with shooters like adam lanza. how do you know they're going to be shooters? i can raise alarm bells with hindsight and maybe they should have been spotted, like i said, but there must be many disturbed people out there who don't really cry out i'm going to shoot loads of people. what can america do to try and identify them? >> that's a great point. that's why we have to be cautious and we have to be very cognizant about what weapons and what type of maga

say the gunman opened fire killing a fbi dog and the superintendent says the man was apparently a lonera heated debate on a ban on assault weapons. a senate committee approved a bill and facing a tougher fight in the full senate. and we're getting a preview of just how intense that could be. mike emanuel live on capitol hill for us tonight. mike, sparks flew between the author of the legislation and a newcomer to the senate. >> reporter: well, that's right, harris. when talking gun control, texas freshman ted cruz gave california's dianne feinstein a bit of a lecture on the constitution. here is a sample. >> the question that i would pose to the senior senator from california is would she deem it consistent with the bill of rights for congress to engage in the same endeavor that we are contemplating doing with the second amendment, in the context of the first or fourth amendment? >> reporter: the point he's making the second amendment allows people to keep and bear arms and should not be infringed including by senator feinstein's bill, harris. >> harris: in that clip or video, senator f

he was still living in his dorm room with three roommates who, according to ucf, describe him as a loner with few friends. >> actually, the roommate was surprised. the roommate said that he exhibited some antisocial behavior previously, but they had no reason to believe they had never seen him with a weapon. they had never seen him with ammunition. they had no reason to believe that he was going to show any kinds of violence whatsoever. >> all classes at ucf do resume tomorrow and that tower, tower one, the residence hall is now totally back open. so about 500 displaced students all day can finally get back to their rooms, shep. >> shepard: phil keating in tour florida newsroom. thanks. financial markets around the world tumbled today on fears that government leaders can reach into people's savings accounts and seize their money to pay the government debts. that is the plan in cypress, a european island nation about the size of yellow stone national park. ' its population roughly equivalent to the city of dallas. the plan still needs to go to vote. what's happening there is shaking marke

he was a loner. he had no job. authorities did reach out to family.hey had no idea why he would go to a barbershop and open fire, why he would go to a jiffy lube and open fire and end up in a hotel. whether it was to be death by cop which is drawing fire upon oneself, or to go out in a blaze of glory. there are forensic analysts on site processing the crime scene now. the body is still inside. >> thank you, deb, for that. >>> coming up, everybody wants to be wanted, unless it's by the police. if you're guilty, lie low. if not, speak up. if the police don't listen to you, well, you sue. we'll have that exact story and that man's real life frustration in a moment. [ female announcer ] new york strips. sudden trips. mr. wiggles and curling irons. for the little mishaps you feel, use neosporin to help you heal. it kills germs so you heal four days faster neosporin. also try neosporin eczema essentials. neosporin. hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like yo

someone who knew him who described him as a loner. somebody who rarely left his home. was an avid gamer, playing video games, and in a rather puzzling comment, they said sandy hook elementary school was adam lanza's life. we're talking about a 20-year-old here and how it is that an elementary school could be his life is one of the many still unanswered puzzling questions about this case. >> and as i mentioned in the information, police say they found an nra certificate in the names of adam lanza and his mother nancy. the nra has reacted to that saying there is no record of a member relationship between newtown killer adam lanza nor between nansy lanza or an n lanza with the national rifle association. reporting to the to the contrary is reckless, false and defamatory. that is in regard to the information released by the authorities there. >> reporter: all we know is what's in the police affidavit which does say that an nra certificate in adam lanza's name was found at the house. the nra is saying they have no record of a member relationship with him. so in some way, he

. >> reporter: in a short statement, the suspected gunman's parents said their son was a loner but hade. matt gutman, abc news, orlando. >>> democratic leaders in the senate are bowing to political reality, and pulling the assault weapons ban from gun control legislation. majority leader harry reid says there aren't enough votes to overcome gop opposition. he says separating the ban from measures increases the chances of passage. the assault weapons ban appeared to gain momentum after the massacre in newtown, connecticut, in november. >>> president obama heading to the mideast in israel. the first time he visited the jewish state as president. abc's tahman bradley looks at the issues. >> reporter: president obama embarked on a trip to the middle east with the goal of winning the hearts and minds of the israeli people, mr. obama's first visit to israel as president. he will make several symbolic stops including laying a wreath at the founder of modern zionism. the centerpiece of the visit is delivering a speech to an audience of mostly college students. >> the president will visit israe

people with mental health issues are often loners without these networks. there are those who, if they are turned down, it may delay them long enough where there might be some type of intervention or something that might stop them from the path they are on. when you look at the case of a chair laughlin --jared loughner, he had not been adjudicated. here is where you can make a real difference. cooks with mental illness or mental health comes up, -- >> when mental illness or mental health comes up, you have better is cooks -- and veterans groups talking the ptsd. how is this affected? >> in this case, a finding of not guilty by reason of insanity was lost to the system. it will not be captive. people with mental health problems need to have due process. we will not take your second amendment rights away because someone says something bad about you down the street. if you had an episode in the military where you are receiving treatment, i think the system needs to have a mechanism as to whether or not we can determine in a rational way whether disability vint

he was a loner, a shut-in.witness knew about the safe in the house that he believe had four rifles in it and also he added this. he said, adam, for adam lanza, sandy hook elementary was his life. well, if that's the case, why did he then target it? perhaps some authorities have suspected because those children were an easy target, suzanne. >> he was clearly armed to the teeth. susan candiotti, thank you very much for those details, disturbing details. i can only imagine what the family, what they are thinking about all of that information particularly just how many rounds he shot. thank you very much. >>> olympian oscar pistorius is charged with murdering his girlfriend but now a judge has just lifted a lot of the restrictions that came with his bail. another arrest in the case of a baby shot dead in georgia. we'll have the latest on that case. she's still the one for you - you know it even after all these years. but your erectile dysfunction - you know,that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil f

not the people themselves but i'm a loner so i tend to go to my room and lay down and read that night i decided to go. and we were at the pub and i usually sneak out because i hate good-bye so i was sneaking out to go to the hotel, i had a very early plane the next day back to vermont and all of a sudden steve fwoose was beside me and we were walking back to the hotel, campaigners tended to stay in the same hotel. we get to the frovent door and we hear a voice above us and it's our friend susan, who had been working on the campaign for years with handicap international out of france. she is holding a bottle of wine. you know, being ridiculous, we went upstairs and had more wine. susan, sorry, susan, susan fell over on the bed -- laid down gently on the bed and the next thing we knew she was snoring. all of a sudden, goose and i kissed. it wasn't premeditated, but we kissed. it was like, oh my god. oh, my god. it was too late. i rushed to get on my airplane and it was one of these things where you think, you know, we'd had too much to drink, it was a stupid thing, let's forget about th

since the shootings.vague portraits of the gunman and his mother have emerged.showing a young loner who spent hours in a darkened basement room playing violent video games. and a woman who had collected lots of weapons - including powerful handguns and a semi-automatic rifle that she and her son enjoyed shooting. still- there are no clear answers as to what motivated the massacre. lots of journals kept by lanza were also found. if they offer any new insights -- investigators aren't saying. also today -- there's been a nationwide push for tighter gun control. coming up at five thirty -- the emotional plea from the president. the among he said it if you are not going to be mine that, you are not going to be anybody's. >> pam: coming up -- why family of a woman stabbed to death in san jose. say their loved one live in fear for years. then. >> a life for a life. >> pam: the georgia mother. whose baby was shot talks about the young teens accused in the murder. new tonight -- we are getting our first look at the suspects. we continue to follow breaking news tonight with a bb shot in the neck.

neighbors described the shooter as a loner obsessed with violence.e killed his mother inside their home and then drive to sandy hook elementary school. now law makers want more complete accounts of the entire case as they consider gun control legislation. now in our next hour of mornings on 2 we will talk about the books found inside the home about some childhood disorders and the ironic christmas gift from the shooters mother. reporting live in the newsroom pam cook. >> thank you. >>> documents released by authorities in tucson arizona indicate the shooting rampage that killed six people and wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords could have been worse. it shows how the shooter was tackled by people at the scene before he had a chance to reload. they found two fully loaded magazines in his front pocket. suggesting he intended to do a lot more shooting. he pleaded guilty and will be in prison for the rest of his life. >>> a woman has been arrested in the connection of a deadly shooting of the colorado chief. investigators say the weapon was purchase