jack pinto and noah pozner were laid to rest. that sandy hook could remain a crime scene for months to come. >>> kids in our area wrapped up -- part of their day was meant remembering the victims of the tragedy. >> tracee wilkins has more on the tributes after the tragedy. >> reporter: it had to be addressed, at 10:00 this morning in schools throughout aspirin georges county, there was silence. silence for 20 children and six dumts. >> this is our way of joining

two 6-year-old boys, jack pinto and noah pozner were laid to rest. noah's service, well- wishers placed two teddy bears white flowers and a single red rose at the base of a maple tree. at jack's, hymns rang out from the inside. also today, trucks began moving supplies to another school in a nearby town. that is where the children who survived will eventually resume classes. randall pinkston joins us live from newtown, connecticut. >> reporter: this is a day of overwhelming sadness mind numbs grief in newtown, the first of two of the funerals for the children who were killed in friday's massacre. massacre. children hugged each other at the funeral of 6-year-old jack pinto, adults sobbed openly. family and friends also gathered to say good-bye to noah posner. the youngest victim of the shooting spree at sandy hook elementary school. his twin sister also went to the school and was in a nearby classroom but survived the attack. pozner's mother spoke at the funeral. >> she said, whenever i told him i love you, he would say, not as much as i love you. >> r

noah's uncle -- noah pozner's uncle is with me right now. you have set up a site, correct?that's correct. somebody had set up the domain name, noahpozner.com in his name right after the tragedy. we challenged that with godaddy. >> so someone after the tragedy bought the domain name. that's sickening to me. >> that's correct. we have friends in the online community and we challenged it. we have the website now. that's the official website now. the person, i don't know what their intentions were, but that is suspicious by itself. >> so noahpozner.com is -- >> that's the official website. it's the family's website. we also bought the other related domain names. >> it's incredible you have to do that. >> that's exactly right. instead of doing things with our family, i'm running around trying to protect the family. i look at my nieces, i think of these scammers, they're stealing from them. they're survivors of this tragedy. >> it's infuriating. >> it's infuriating. so, i will do everything i can to protect them, and to get the word out. today, as to this ms. alba, i contacted th

being laid to rest this afternoon, 6-year-old noah pozner.e has a twin sister, who family members say doesn't know the exact way her brother died. also being laid to rest, jack pinto. he's a big giants fan. cruz wrote a tribute to jack pinto on his cleats, saying jack pinto, my hero. >> this is hard to talk about. the whole concept of returning to school. i know there's a plan for sandy hook kids to return to school. what are they? >> right now, all schools here in newtown will be closed today, so that staff can talk to experts to see how best to talk to their students, to handle the aftermath of friday's shooting. tomorrow, school will resume, except for sandy hook elementary. they are talking to schools in a neighboring town to see if students can be accommodated there. >>> connecticut state police are painstakingly piecing together the evidence from friday's massacre. they have positively identified adam lanza as the man who opened fire at sandy hook elementary school and took his own life. we don't know why he targeted that school and the

this is about noah pozner's funeral. >> i never sent that. >> take a look at it, ma'am. it's got your e-mail all over it. look at the second page. gives your paypal account and a bank routing number you say you set up. >> that's not my paypal account. i mean, i have a paypal account like that. >> is that your e-mail? >> which one? >> says right there. >> yeah, that's one of my gmails. >> it's your gomail act? >> yeah, but i never set up funds. >> you should know the pozner family is very upset. >> but i never did anything to hurt them. >> who sent this? >> i never sent this e-mail out. i don't have a reason to send any e-mail out. >> this is all so bizarre. alba claimed she was being set up by enemies in, of all things, the crafting community. alba has a business selli ing victorian picture frames. it's hard to brebelieve. anderson and drew spoke about that last week, and she also asked for donations after hurricane sandy. >> i think it's important to name this person again. noelle alba is her name. >> that's her name and her story is that her enemies, quote, within the

family and friends also gathered to say goodbye to noah pozner.win sister was in a nearby classroom but survived the shooting. police are trying to figure out why 20-year-old adam lanza burst into the school and started firing a high-powered rifle. 20 first

noah pozner's uncle spoke with us. we tracked down what seemed to be the source of one of those e-mails. someone bought the domain name, his name noahpozner.com. the family was able to get that back. drew griffin and cnn's producer traced an e-mail to a woman in the bronx. she denied knowing about it and blames the e-mail, if you can believe this, on her enemies in the crafting community. whatever that means. it's so bizarre. here's part of my conversation with drew last night. >> i think it's important to name this person again. it's noel alba? >> that's her name and her story is that her enemies in the crafting community. >> that's the most ridiculous thing i've heard. a, that she has enemies in the crafting community and that they have set up pay pal accounts for hurricane sandy and this little boy. that is absolutely ridiculous. >> there is an official fund to donate for noah's fund. it's noahpozner.com and noahpozner.org. as i said, they got the name of the website back. but he had to fight to get that web address

it just keeps gets more heartbreaking. >> pozner was remembered as a kind and caring boy. his twin sister survived the shooting in another classroom. at pinto's funeral friends wore sports gear in honor of the boy who loved wrestling, football and the giants. he was buried in a giants jersey. >> the people who spoke, there were stories about jack being in heaven tossing footballs at the angels and nothing halos off their head. >> the sandy hook elementary school will remain closed as police continue their investigation and may not reopen. classes will resume in other schools near by. >> on monday many families brought their children to this recreation center for a day of fun. meanwhile police have been learning more about how the killer, 20-year-old adam lanza, went about his killing spree. they might never learn why. >> newtown school officials have grief counselors available for students deal being the tragedy. >>> here in our area many parents are sending their children to school with new anxiety over their safety. wjz and mike schuh are live with more on what school le

families of some of the youngest victims will say good-bye. 6-year-old jack pinto and little noah pozner will be laid to rest. >> chase. jesse. james. god has called them all home. >> last night, president obama joined the grieving and promised their deaths would not be in vain. we can't tolerate this anymore. these tragedies must end. and to end them we must change. >> he gave us a lot of hope and knowing that there's something that's going to be done. >> reporter: police are trying to determine a motive. they say the shooter killed his mother and then broke into zook zook elementary school friday morning. >> it's going to take many, many man hours to attempt to draw this picture together, to put this puzzle together. >> without answers this community waits. >> it's just unimaginable. it's just horrible. >> reporter: hearts heavy as many question how to celebrate the christmas holiday just one week away. schools here do remained closed today. students who did not attend sandy hook will return to class tomorrow. in newtown, connecticut, i'm danielle leigh. >>> as just heard there will be

the youngest victim 6-year-old noah pozner who liked animals video and mexican food. he used to tell people he worked in a taco factory. >> he was a pure innocent child the promise of life ahead of him who brought joy to his family and to his community and will be sorely missed. as his older brother said he could have been anything. >> he leaves behind two siblings interesting his sister who he considers his best friend. >> 6-year-old jack pinto was a huge sports fan. he just joined the community wrest {suffixÑ]li wrestling team. they buried him in his new york giant player victor cruz. >> the college roommate of teacher victoria soto will always remember her best friend's amazing sacrifice. soto used her body to shield the first graders from the gunman. >> she loved her job and she loved them. i was not at all surprised that she would do this that she would protect them and give her life to save theirs. heartbreaking but i knew that's what she would do. these kids were her life. >> soto will be laid to rest tomorrow. >>> another tough day many more to come. thank you

two 6-year-olds, jack pinto and know would pozner were -- and noah pozner were laid to rest. >> we'reng to do everything it takes to ensure we uncover every bit of evidence, that we examine every facet of it, that we conduct as many interviews that w

the first two funerals were held monday when 6-year-old noah pozner and jack pinto were remembered. >> you shouldn't be at a 6-year- old's funeral. i mean, this is a devastating event and it's heartbreaking as it is. it just keeps getting worse. >> reporter: noah pozner was described as smart, caring and rambunctious. jack pinto loved the new york giants. he was buried in the jersey his favorite player, victor cruz. >> there were little stories about jack being in heaven tossing footballs with the angels and knocking halos off their head and everyone got a chuckle out of that. >> reporter: honan funeral home in newtown will hold 11 funerals between now and christmas. marly hall for cbs news, newtown, connecticut. >>> some california lawmakers say it's time for new state laws in hope of preventing tragedies like the one in connecticut. among them is leland yee a local, state senator. he wants to reintroduce a bullet button ban which failed last year. bullet buttons allow gun users to get around the state ban on detachable magazines. >> it is as if we do not have an assault weapons ban

on monday, noah pozner and jack pinto, 06 years old, were laid to rest in small caskets. more funerals are slated today including two more 6-year-old victim's, james mattioli and jessica rekos. at the white house, president obama convened a meeting with top officials to discuss ways to respond to the newtown massacre, including potential proposals for gun control. pressed for details, white house press secretary jay carney reduced offer any specifics on how obama plans to address the nation's gun violence. >> is a complex problem that will require a complex solution. no single piece of legislation, no single action will fully address the problem. >> in the aftermath of the newtown massacre, a number of pro-and lawmakers are signaling a new willingness to soften opposition to restrictions on weapons. senator joe manchin of west virginia, a longtime advocate of so-called gun rights, said when it comes to gun control, "everything should be on the table." virginia senator mark warner said he would back a stricter rules, calling the massacre a game changer. senate majority lea

the first two funerals were held monday when 6-year-olds noah pozner and jack pinto were remembered. >> you shouldn't be at a 6-year-old's funeral. i mean, it's -- this is a devastating event, and it's heartbreaking as it is. it just keeps getting more heartbreaking. >> reporter: noah pozner was described as smart, caring, and rambunctious. jack pinto loved the new york giants. he was buried in the jersey of his favorite player, giants wide receiver victor cruz. >> there were stories about jack being in heaven, tossing footballs at the angels and knocking halos off of their head. everyone got a chuckle out of that. >> reporter: konan funeral home in newtown will hold 11 funerals between now and christmas. newtown school officials have set up grief counselors for students still dealing with the tragedy. tarle -- terrell? >> good to see you. thank you very much. >>> the grim task of telling the parents of 20 young children they would never see their son or daughter again fell to connecticut's governor, dannel malloy. the parents were brought to the town fire house on friday. yesterday

two 6 years old jack pinto and noah pozner will laid to rest. know' mother spoke at the funeral -- noah's mother spoke at the funeral. >> reporter: the first funerals were monday for victims of friday's shooting at sandy hook. the two 6-year-old jack pento and noah pozner were laid to rest. those who attended noah's funeral say the mother's words were poignant. >> he was good boy and when she told him i love you it's not as much ace love you and constant answer to his mother. >> it was not a dry eye when the mother spoke. tremendous passion and tremendous feeling and i think everyone was touched. >> reporter: family and friends remembered jack pinto. a budding wrestling. many of jack's friends arrive at his funeral wearing newtown wrestling sweet sweat shirts he was a new york giant fan and in fact he was buried in a giants gursy. >> newtown -- jersey. >> newtown is forever changed and we came today as a teammate that's who we are and who newtown is we are here for the pintos. >> reporter: most will return to school this morning. students of san

there is about noah pozner's funeral, and -- take a look at this, because it has your e-mail all over it, and on the second page it is your paypal account and a bank routing number, you have set up. >> that's not my paypal account. i have a paypal account -- is that your e-mail? >> which one? >> it says right there. >> yeah, that's one of my gmail. >> it is your account? >> my personal account. but i never set up any funds for anybody. >> you should know that the pozner family tells us that they are very upset about all of this. >> i e never did anything like this. >> well, then who sent this e-mail out? >> i never sent this e-mail out. i don't have a reason to send any e-mail out. >> this is all so bizarre. alba claimed that she was being set up by enemies in of all things the crafting community. alba has a business selling victorian picture frames. it's really hard to believe. anderson and drew spoke about that last week and that she also allegedly also asked for donations after hurricane sandy. >> i think it's important to name this person again as noel alba is her name? >> that's

the uncle of noah pozner said they were asking for donations in noah's name.the money was going to go. cnn's drew griffin looked into an e-mail that was circulating, what did you find? >> reporter: that e-mail we tracked down to a woman in the bronx. her name is noelle alba, also collecting donations for hurricane sandy victims. that, of course, raised our suspicions, so investigative producer david fitzpatrick got a camera, we went to the house this afternoon where the donations are supposedly being directed to. at first there was no answer and then a half hour later a surprise exchange with noelle alba when she answered the door. >> oh hi, are you miss alba. you set up donations on behalf of one of the victims on the newtown tragedy. >> no. >> no? >> you have your name and address on the e-mail. can i come in with my camera crew? >> no. >> she allowed us into record her voice already. she is in a crafting community and makes victorian picture frames. and blames in a e-mail on enemies within the crafting community. we're giving you this detail so you can deci

. >> reporter: funerals were held today for noah pozner and jack pinto. >> we're going to do everything we can to find out how and why this tragedy occurred. >> reporter: the unspeakable tragedy has sparked a debate over gun control in a culture of violence in america. >> we've all got to be angry, this is not us and them. us against the nra or us against the entertainment industry, this is all of us. >> this has changed the dialogue and it should move beyond dialogue, we need action. >> reporter: a newly formed grass roots is calling for better gun control. it plans to send a delegation to washington on tuesday. >> we have the benefit and misfortune of being on the national stage right now. this is a real opportunity for us to make a statement. >> reporter: schools here will reopen tuesday but sandy hook elementary will be closed until further notice. i'm troy dunnan. >>> tonight our media partner the baltimore sun reports a local tie, the parents of one of the victims once lived in maryland. >> there are faces attached to those names today and family members and friends are telling th

. >> reporter: noah pozner was described as smart, care, and rambunctious. jack pintd oh loved the new york giants. he was buried in the jersey of his favorite player, wide receiver victor cruz. >> there were stories about jack being in heaven, tossing footballs at the angs and knocking halos -- angels and knocking halos off of their head. everyone got a chuckle. >> reporter: there will be 11 funerals between now and christmas. newtown school officials have set up grief counselors for students still dealing with the tragedy. tarle? >> good to see you. thank you very much. >>> the grim task of telling the parents of 20 young children they would never see their son or daughter again fell to connecticut's governor, dannel malloy. the parents were brought to the town fire house. yesterday an emotional malloy said he didn't think it was right for families to have to wait a long time for the victims to be identified. >> there was a reluctance to tell parents and loved ones that the person that they were waiting for was not going to return and that that had gone on

. >> reporter: noah pozner was described as smart, caring and rambunctious. jack pinto loved the new york giants. he was buried in the jersey his favorite football player, giants wide receiver victor cruz. >> there were little stories about jack being in heaven tossing footballs with -- at the angels and knocking their halos off their head and everyone got a chuckle out of that. >> reporter: honan funeral home in newtown will hold 11 funerals between now and christmas. meantime, newtown school officials have set up grief counselors to speak with students who are still dealing with this tragedy. brian. >> you, know marlie, is the sense back there that parents are going to send their kids back to school in the next couple of days, or -- or are they going to be sending them back maybe they are going to take a break and wait until after the christmas holidays? >> reporter: brian, some parents have expressed that they are hesitant to send their children back to school. one for security reasons. but mainly because they feel they are not emotionally ready. but other

event and as heartbreaking as it is, it just keeps getting more heartbreaking. >> reporter: noah pozner was described as smart, caring and rum bunktious. jack pinto loved the new york giants. he was buried in the jersey of his favorite player, giants wide receiver, victor cruz. >> there were little stories about jack being in heaven tossing footballs with angels and knocking their halos off their heads and everyone got a chuckle out of that. >> reporter: honan funeral home in newtown will hold 11 funerals between now and christmas. marly hall for cbs news, newtown, connecticut. >>> newtown school officials have brought in grief counselors for students who need help dealing with the tragedy. >>> people across the country are paying tribute to the victims of the shooting. locally dozens of people gathered last night for a vigil in in gilroy. organizers said it gave people a chance to get together and share their thoughts. >> having an environment like this helps people process it. then being able to give resources that kind of help people continue that journey. >> the names of all the new

she is there with the youngest victim noah pozner's being laid to rest there.e the activity behind you. the families asked for privacy. you and the journalists are respecting that. but obviously, they've expressed i guess details about their children. they do want the world to know. >> reporter: well, that's true. they have made a spot for the media here. they know this is one of the first funerals for 20 beautiful little faces that we have come to learn about over the last few days. noah pozner, of course, 6-year-old who died on that day in the gun fire and a short i'm toog, a streddy stream of relatives and friends pouring out of an emotional ceremony. we spoke to a rabbi who visited and attended the ceremony today. he said it was full of poignant moments about the little boy, full of emotion and even little noah's mom spoke and one of the things she said up there and she gathered strength, she called her son her little man so we're hearing a little bit more about these little personalities, these wonderful personalities, little that with a was described by t

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. >> yes, noah pozner lost his life, as was ben wheeler. >> how do you make sense of this? >> it do not make sense. it's not god's act, it's the act of a crazed individual. many people have different reactions and different needs, but the most important thing is to be present, be with them. follow their lead and listen more than speak. >> have you had a chance to talk to that little boy's parents? >> yes. i was with veronica pozner most of the time while we were waiting for the news. >> right across the street? >> right over here. yes. across the street. yeah. it was very tough. we were hoping that they were just injured. we didn't know. but the governor came back with the bad news. >> what do you even say in a moment like that or are there no words? >> there's really no words. you want to listen and be very loving and empathetic at that tender stage. love is very powerful. it's felt very strongly. and you just want to let them know that you're there, hold their hand, and tell them to take a deep breath, and they don't have to plan the rest of their lives out. but, you know

this is about noah pozner's funeral.aypal account. >> that is not my paypal account. >> is that your people? >> it says right there. yeah, that is one of my gmails. but i never set up any funds for anybody. >> you should know that the family tells us they are upset by this. >> but i never did anything to them. >> i never sent this e-mail out. >> i don't have a reason to send any he e-mail out. >> all very fishy anderson. the bottom line we couldn't find out if the woman's claims are true. she claims she did get $300 in donations that she says are true. a clear example of how quickly the e-mails pop up after a tragedy. we did the story after hurricane sandy. some of the websites were set up before the storm hit. if you want to donate do your homework, in this case we have exposed this, this woman herself admitting it is not a good charitable avenue to donate, so don't. >> this is so sickening so i think it is important to name her. noelle alba? >> that is her name. and she said her enemies are within the crafting communit

. >>> next, a special mission for noah, 6-year-old noah pozner laid to rest.ousin couldn't make it to the funeral but wanted to make sure he got that letter. we'll talk to noah's uncle. ally bank. why they have a raise your rate cd. tonight our guest, thomas sargent. nobel laureate in economics, and one of the most cited economists in the world. professor sargent, can you tell me what cd rates will be in two years? no. if he can't, no one can. that's why ally has a raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> the look of fear was certainly in everybody's eyes that day i'll never forget. >> and that goes for for first responders. law enforcement, everybody. >> yeah. the sounds of the sirens kept coming and coming and coming. and it seems like it never ended that day. >> those 20 families here in newtown face the unimaginable task of burying their 6 and 7-year-old children. we want to share with you a poignant story about noah pozner, 6 years old, laid to rest yesterday. noah's family wanted to bury letters from family members. noah's cousin etha

but i never set up any funds for anybody. >> the pozner family tells us they're very upset about this. >> i never sent this e-mail out. i don't have a reason to send any e-mail out. >> this is all so bizarre. alba claimed that she was being set up by enemies in of all things the crafting community. alba has a business selling victorian picture frames. it's really hard to believe. anderson and drew spoke about that last week and that she also alleged live asked for donations after hurricane sandy. >> i think it's important to name this person again as noel alba is her name? >> that's her name and her story is it that her enemies, quote, within the crafting community -- >> that's the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard. a, that she has enemies in the crafting community and that they have somehow set up a paypal account and web sites about hurricane sandy and about this beautiful will boil boye. >> instead of doing things with our family, i'm running around trying to protect the family. i look at anyway nieces and i think of these scammers and they're stealing from them. they're the su

noah pozner and jack pinto laid to rest here in newtown today.gation, of course, continues. it is going slowly. it is going methodically. two crime scenes, the school itself where the 20 children ages six and seven were all gunned down brutally, along with six female staff members. the second crime scene, the shooter's home, adam lanza woke up on friday morning there, shot his mother four times we are told, in the head, then took the weapons that belonged to her, went to the school and continued his murderous rampage. lieutenant paul vance promises answers in this investigation, but with the shooter having killed himself, there may never be an answer to the biggest question: why? >> john: thanks. >>> on this day in 1843, a holiday classic was born, with the publication of the charles dickens "a christmas carol." avenues reporter before he became a famous author. while writing for newspapers he mitted several shot stories to magazines that helped launch his successful sketch series. seven years and a few novels later, dickens began work on the sto

also being laid to rest today, 6-year-old noah pozner calling his twin sister his best friend. she was in another classroom and she survived. nbc's michelle franzen is outside noah's funeral not far from sandy hook elementary. michelle, what is the mood throughout? >> reporter: well, toure, just a short time ago within the last hour, the funeral services for noah pozner finished here after a very emotional sermon and services that we're told that occurred inside. family and friends and people who didn't even know little noah showing up here to show support for the family. a local rabbi who also attended the services spoke after those funeral services. he said and described noah as a pure and innocent child who brought joy to his family and to his community. and he also described how noah's mom found the strength to also speak inside those services today describing her son as her little man. of course, noah's 6 years old. as you mentioned, his classmate jack pinto, the service is getting under way. but noah pozner, his uncle described him in these past few days as smart as a whi

and noah pozner whose sister survived in another classroom. the rabbi struggled for the right words. today a much tougher task, a eulogy for a six-year-old as a woman collapsed outside in grief, the rabbi inside tried to find words to comfort noah's grieving mother. >> i looked at her and said i personally believe in the eternity of the soul. >> and did noah's family respond the to that? >> yes. that was helpful to her. in the end she released blue and white balloons into the sky until we couldn't see them any more. and that was a good symbol, to let it go. she said go, my son into the blue skies. go my son into the green pastures. >> chris is planning her daughter's funeral tomorrow. jessica was devoted to her two younger siblings and left behind an unexpected gift, a diary. >> i just opened the book and it says i love you so much, mama, love jessica, with a little heart. it is like she was, you know, she's watching us and she knows how hard this must be for us. and she wants to know how much she loved us and knows how much she was loved. >>

noah pozner and jack pinto. amy, you've spent the weekend meeting with the families and sharing their pain. >> it's been incredibly difficult. i have realized it's so important for many of these families that their children and loved ones are not forgotten. they want people across the country to know their names, to remember their faces, and remember how they lived. ♪ these are the faces of innocence. 12 bright-eyed girls and 8 boys who had so much living left to do. 6-year-old emilie parker was a big sister. she loved to draw and always carried her markers and pencils. her father was teaching her how to speak portuguese. >> the example she showed us is remarkable. she's an incredible person. i'm so blessed to be her dad. >> reporter: noah pozner and his twin sister celebrated their 6th birthday last month. she survived the shooting. but little noah did not. the family of 7-year-old grace mcdonnell tells us our daughter grace was the love and the light of our family. words cannot express our sense of loss. 6-yea

funeral services are planned for 6-year-old noah pozner and jack pinto. jack was a big fan of new york giants' star victor cruz and yesterday during the giants' game cruz wore jack's name on his uniform in his honor. noah is the youngest victim. he had just turned 6 a couple of weeks ago. several other funerals are planned throughout the week. just moments ago, police in newtown held a press conference about the newest developments in the case. >> the plan is to try to resume normalcy for school classes tomorrow except for those members at the sandy hook school. they will be excused, of course, until further notice. >> we'll have more on the future of sandy hook, the school itself in a few minutes. police say they still have work in their investigation. right now, they are interviewing witnesses in hopes of learning more about the horrifying massacre. the shooting, as you can imagine, is affecting parents and kids all over the country, including right here in the bay area. ktvu's tara moriarty is live in san francisco with more on how students will honor

this afternoon, 6-year-old noah pozner will be laid to rest.ust turned 6 last month, survived by his twin sister. family members say do not know exactly the way her brother died. also being buried today, 6-year-old jack pinto. a huge sports fan and one of his favorite stars was new york giants receiver victor cruz. cruz on the field this weekend, paid tribute to pinto, writing on his glove. today's game is for you, jack. soledad and john, back to you. >> such a moving tribute from victor cruz and there were trick out tributes all around the country from football teams. today is the first day of funerals and for kids in connecticut, the first day back to school, but not yet in newtown. i want to know what are the plans for the sandy hook elementary school itself? >> that's right, john. all schools in newtown will be closed today. that's for staff to be able to talk to experts, to figure out how to deal with students in this aftermath of the tragedy, and tomorrow classes will resume except for at sandy hook elementary. accommodated by a neighbori

you mentioned noah pozner age 6. he just celebrated a birthday only a month ago on november 20th.s considered a lively and smart kid. that's how his uncle described him. that was one of two funerals today. get this, dana, noah had a twin sister. her name was ariel. she was in the school at the time of the shooting but she was in a different classroom. these two were said to be inseperable in life. ariel made it out okay. the other funeral for young jack pinto also age 6 a huge sportsmsports fan a big new york giants fan. he was recognized yesterday by wide receiver victor cruise who wrote rip jack pinto rest in peace on his cleats also jack pinto my hero the words of victor cruise that contacted the family. there's likely a meeting between that family and one of his heros in life victor cruise. he loves sports, basketball, baseball, wrestling. in a family statement late today they said a joy whose wide reach bee lied his six short years. >> the funerals through out the week there will be many more lives to remember then. as for the investigation and the school behind me we are at

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of two funerals work -- the first two funerals were held for two young boys, jack pinto and noah pozner. >> he reminds me so much of my son when he was little. , i don't know. >> a local community's school threw open its doors to them. >> it is a good way to distract the kids and bring everyone together. >> mike said that his children took advantage of the activities, which included therapy dog. >> it is so small and as a local. people know everyone here. >> many are turning to faith to get them through. >> it will be all right. god is watching over us. id is going to be all right. -- it is going to be alright. >> just 24 hours ago, the president was in town. a lot of folks i have talked to say the visit meant a lot to them. they know they need to keep banding together to try to help the families who lost loved ones on friday. live in connecticut abc7 news. >> people in georgetown university are rallying around a student after learning her mother was one of those killed in the shootings. she was the school psychologist. she and the school principal dawn hochsprung have been praised for

that's all noah pozner had was goodness, purity of spirit. because they're a close town. it hurts more because they're close but they'll survive because they're close. these 20 little kids are just asking this little town to remember how good they were and try to survive. the thoughts and prayers of others matter as they recover. i want to thank everyone here for all the individual love you've showered down upon our little town. i want to thank the connecticut delegation here with me today for all of their support. it helps in some small way to know that the world is grieving with us. so mr. speaker, i would ask that the house would rise. the speaker: the chair would ask all present to rise and observe a moment of silence. the speaker: without objection, five-minute voting will continue. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion from the gentleman from utah mr. bishop to suspend the rules and pass s. 3193 on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: senate 3193, an act to make techni