mr. jared loughner when he needed it. we understand that universities and community colleges are very busy. they see hundreds of thousands of students every day, but this -- he was involved in the campus police five times, numerous instructors knew he was having significant mental health problems. in arizona, it is relatively easy to pick up the phone and ask for intervention. host: where about his parents? he was 18 years old. guest: we are not clear of the role of his parents. the reality is, at any given day, half of the people in this country who have mental health problems received no treatment. the lack of knowledge -- in some cases, parents, friends, and acquaintances have no idea what they are seeing. again, if they understand is a mental health problem, they have no idea where to get treatment. host: we have talked about this during our last segment, where you draw the line. let's say the professor had called this mental health team. what if this was an eccentric student who asked all the questions? at what point

mr. jared loughner when he needed it. we understand that universities and community colleges are very busy. they see hundreds of thousands of students every day, but this -- he was involved in the campus police five times, numerous instructors knew he was having significant mental health problems. in arizona, it is relatively easy to pick up the phone and ask for intervention. host: where about his parents? he was 18 years old. guest: we are not clear of the role of his parents. the reality is, at any given day, half of the people in this country who have mental health problems received no treatment. the lack of knowledge -- in some cases, parents, friends, and acquaintances have no idea what they are seeing. again, if they understand is a mental health problem, they have no idea where to get treatment. host: we have talked about this during our last segment, where you draw the line. let's say the professor had called this mental health team. what if this was an eccentric student who asked all the questions? at what point

mr. jared loughner when he needed it. we understand that universities and community colleges are very busy. they see hundreds of thousands of students every day, but this -- he was involved in the campus police five times, numerous instructors knew he was having significant mental health problems. in arizona, it is relatively easy to pick up the phone and ask for interveion. host: where about his parents he was 1 years old. guest: we are not clear of the role of his parents. the reality is, at any given day, half of the people in this country who have mental health problems received no treatment. the lack of knowledge -- in some cases, parents, friends, and acquaintances have no idea what they are seeing. again, if they understand is a mental health problem, they have no idea where to get treatment. host: we have talked about this during our last segment, where you draw the line. let's say the professor had called this mental health team. what if this was an eccentric student who asked all the questions? at what point --

mr. jared loughner added disrespect for life. >> we asked her why she used a portion as an example? >> we need to educate our young people, on how valuable human life is. >> >> james: mark kelly will be in excess of president barack obama when he delivers the state of the union address. daniel hernandez is also invited, that's the intern who is credited with saving her life.congresswoman gabrielle giffords life. we will be streaming in on our website at www.kron4.com and caring that live. headlines around the bay, police are asking for the public's help in locating an ideal woman. here is her photograph. she was last seen in the 400 block, taking her morning walk, she never returned. she's known to travel from sausalito to spring street. lest they police answer search and rescue campus that area, last seen wearing a black coat and baseball cap. rate neighbors came together last date for an emergency meeting, jonathan bloom was there >> reporte. >> this neighborhood has become one of the worst time spots, packed communities and city leaders assured them they're doing everything they

mr. loughner... randy loughner, jared's father, brought them into the garage and there they read the letter that was sort of the end for jared at the community college and many people we talked to said that was... that could have been a pretty significant psychological turning point or break for him because he was very attached to the school apparently. >> suarez: kirk johnson is in tucson, david farenthold in washington, gentlemen, thank you both. >> woodruff: still to come on the "newshour": the presidential call for civility and reconstruction frustrations in haiti. but first, the other news of the day. here's kwame holman. >> holman: the toll from floods and mudslides in brazil grew drastically overnight to at least 400 people killed. more than 50 others were missing. heavy rain sent tons of earth plunging down mountainsides north of rio de janeiro before dawn on wednesday. the mud and water swept away everything, including entire homes. in one rescue, a woman leaped into the torrent, but had to let go of her dog to cling to a lifeline. she was pulled to safety. floodwaters in australia's third-

commentary about what was behind the action there and what motivated jared louf for the to take the action loughner to do what he did. mr. yarmuth: it's easy to say it was just one madman, that's a cop-out. jared loughner did not attack the community college who threw him out, any of the employers who fired him or any of his family. he singled out an elected official of the united states government. one has to wonder whether all the talk in recent years about tyrannical government and the demonization of politicians in some way guided that madman to her instead of another target. i think we need to not just write in off as a senseless tragedy and an inexplicable one but into it more deeply and decide whether the rhetoric out there in the media environment had something to do with the tragic event. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose duds the gentleman from california rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. dreier: let every nation know whether it wishes us well or il

how did somebody like jared lee loughner, how was he able to buy a gun? interestingly, the people who sold mr the gun have told in interviews that they knew he was a little bit strange, but by law they said they felt that they could not refuse to sell him that glock pistol. so the question is, chief kastigar, how did that happen? how was he able to buy a gun? should the gun shop owners have called law enforcement? should they have tried to delay even though they were legally able and obligated to sell a gun to him? >> we are governed by those laws that those in our legislature and the state deem appropriate for the citizens of this state and this country. i don't like the fact that, and, again, i'm giving you a personal opinion, but i don't like the fact that very soon we may allow teachers and students to carry guns in schools, and that's concerning to me because i think people who aren't mature enough to own a weapon and deal with it are the ones that are likely to cause the greatest problem in this society. we saw that happen just a week ago by some guy who got a gun within the confines of

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mr. farren >> is anyone injured? >> yes people work, i believe she's breathing. she is paul's, we of one dead. >> jared loughnery for this, it court this mornin we will cut areally view of the period decreased and food at the district attorney. police chief george gascon is san francisco's new district attorney following a swearing-in mayor gavin newsom said was his last act as mayor. gascon was sworn in sunday afternoon in a hastily called city hall ceremony the day before newsom is set to formally become california's lieutenant governor. newsom said he asked gascon saturday afternoon if he would take the post. gascon said he had not sought out the job but could not turn down the opportunity. he replaces kamala harris, who is now california's attorney general. newsom named the then 55- year-old gascon as police chief in june 2009. before that he served as the chief of the mesa, ariz., police department. gascon has a law degree and has been a member of the california bar since 1996. he will serve the time left until november. he spoke about how he will approach as the assistant police chief he will now serve as

mrs. obama attending at the university of arizona campus. the president is scheduled to speak at the event, slated to there was also more from investigators, looking into 22- year-old suspect jared loughner and his behavior leading up to the shooting. officials said he was pulled over for running a red light saturday morning. a short time later, he ran off. his father confronted him about a black bag loughner removed from the trunk of the family car. the pima county sheriff's department also confirmed deputies had been sent to the loughner home at least once before. back in washington, house members and congressional staffers lined up for a third day in the cannon office building to sign a book of well wishes and condolences. lawmakers also took part in a bipartisan prayer service. and u.s. capitol police held separate security briefings for republicans and democrats. >> i think this really did touch my staff in a very personal way because they can envision that event, that exact event, and what happened. and so, i think we have an obligation to our staff to think if there are ways that we can to make sure they are safer. >> reporter: already, there's been at least one proposal to ban we

mr. kristol. here's live with the latest. >> he heard the charges against and two counts of murder, attempted murder, one count of attempting to kill members of congress. jared loughner20 people of its editors restore is his first appearance monday. wearing a brand is in some suits he did not make a statement or enter pleas to the answer the judge's questions in a clear voice. a former classmate and an instructor say he may people in class and come through. >> he was of, there's something a current as soon as i met him. >> several of whose records remain house remarked including real difference. in critical condition doctors are optimistic. among the six people killed was nine year-old taylor green for parents say they're making plans to carry their little girl. >> we did not think there will have caskets at nine years old. i in the guard at the do that today. >> news of the tragedy it reached all the way out as her brother castro rejected. >> as a look at the window i see a very beautiful planet this seems peaceful, unfortunately, it is not. we're better than this. we must do better. >> president barack obama and first lady will arrive here tomorrow for a special me