my name is susan adams. i live in [inaudible] valley and i have a dog. i mostly walk at fort constant although i need the paved area like sunset trail for health reasons and joint reasons so i also use mclaren park and stern grove for the same reason. one of the major concerns i have has been brought up today is the overcrowding of city parks. if gg nra dog management plan comes into fruition yesterday, because i couldn't even get to fort constant with my dog. the road was closed because of that race the great highway was closed and the skyline road was closed. so after being in a big traffic jam i want to stern grove. i couldn't believe, this is anecdotal of course i could believe the parking was although it up the hill. of the dog park part of it. there were, i would say, over 100 dogs there and tons of people. they were bicyclists trying to navigate on the paved road and skateboarders and elderly lady with a walker and cars, there was a car coming from the pine lake end of it. i assume dropping stuff off at the picnic tables, but here they come slowly

susan candiotti. you're now getting new pictures from the investigation, things that adam lanza had in the home.hat are you learning? >> the first thing i want to say is we want everyone to know that the families have been fully briefed about what was in the report before it was released to the public. and yes, we're seeing pictures for the very first time about what it looked like when adam lanza made his entry. he shot his way in through a window to the side of the entrance, firing at least a half-dozen times. so there you see that shattered glass before he went into the hallway and claimed 20 lives of children and six adults as well. and then for the first time we're seeing pictures inside his house. in particular, his bedroom, the house that he shared with his mother. look. it just shows kind of the bizarre behavior he had. the windows to his bedroom covered with black plastic bags to block out the light. he couldn't see out. no one could see in. signs, they suggest, of obsessive compulsive behavior. lots of pictures of that bedroom. and then you mentioned articles about mass shootings. some

adam lanza stormed the sandy hook elementary school. today, the summary the investigation was released, that went on for almost a year. susan candiotti reports on the findings. >> reporter: among the evidence released publicly for the first time, dozens of photos of sandy hook elementary school. and of gunman adam lanza's nearby home. here, the shattered glass at the entrance of the school. 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 lo

susan page. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with the website problems, alex. republicans were adamant that todd park, the chief technology officer, testify today. they went so far as to issue a subpoena. we've seen a handful of these hearings already. darrell issa made a name for himself holding hearings on the irs, benghazi, fast and furious, is this about getting answers or is it as we just heard from e elijah cummings not anything to do with the fixing the website. >> i think it's kind of all of the above. that there clearly are legitimate questions to be asked about how this website rollout got botched so badly. at the same time it clearly is a huge political benefit to republicans in general and darrell issa personally to be asking these questions. you know, what you hear from the democratic side right now is a lot of wait and see. they do want to find out whether the white house can get healthcare.gov working by the end of the month and if at that point suddenly people will start to find it easier to enroll in insurance via these exchanges, democrats are still pretty confident t

susan. >>> well, cbs news has confirmed that a senior secret service supervisor of the president has been reassigned over allegations of inappropriate conduct. the agent caused a disruption at the hay-adams hotel. the agent allegedly went to a woman's room where he unloaded a firearm, but he left a bullet behind and caused a ruckus when he tried to retrieve it. someone said he sent suggestive e-mails to a co-worker. >>> four marines were killed at a training range. they were clearing a range of unexploded ordinates at camp pendleton yesterday. they were making range safe for exercises. there was no live firing at the time. >>> mob boss whitey bulger is scheduled to be sentenced today. yesterday the victims' family members spoke out. they had harsh words for the fbi and the justice department, but they saved their strongest lainch for bulger. vinita nair reports. >> reporter: whitey bulger sat with his back to family members of the victims as they addressed him in court called him a rat, a punk, even satan. steve came to honor his sister debbie. he said he wanted to strangle bulger. he challenged the months bob of the winter hill gang to turn around and look at him. >> he took off his gla

susan rice. without an agreement that lays out conditions governing troops all troops might be withdrawn. details are revealed about the sandy hook school shooting. the report concludes lans adam lanza was obsessed with violence and video games. those are the headlines. america's deal with iran gets a mixed review, along with mixed messages from the obama administration and the iranian president. with the two countries not on the same page, what is a deal >> a supreme court decision obamacare. >> last time we saw watson it cleaned up on "jeopardy", what is the computer doing >> and pope. >> we begin with an historic accord with iran. is it a good deal? the u.s. says it's a first step to kur - to curtail iran's nuclear program. within hours of the deal the parties contradicted each other on a clean issue. >> there is no right to enrich. everywhere in the agreement it states they can only do that by mutural agreement and nothing is agreed on until everything is agreed on. >> >> translation: it has been written clearly in the text of this agreement that iran will continue its enrichment and, therefore, i announce to the people of iran enrichment will before. >> joining me to make

the report found adam lanza acted alone and took just about five minutes to kill 26 people, including 20 children, before he took his own life. >>> national security adviser susan rice on her way back to the states right now after putting pressure on afghan president hamid karzai to sign the security deal soon, or the u.s. may pull all troops out of afghanistan by the end of next year, but he wants all prisoners out of gitmo and a ban on any u.s. raids on afghan homes. karzai says he won't sign any deal before april's elections, which the white house says is unacceptable. >>> florida republican leaders calling on congressman trey radle to resign. the state party chair and two county chairs issuing statements encouraging radle to step aside to focus on his drug recovery. he is in rehab after pleading guilty to cocaine possession and has taken a leave of absence from the house until the end of the year. >>> a dramatic finish to the virginia attorney general's race. three weeks after election day, the board of elections certified democratic state senator mark herring as the winner by 165 votes. that's the closest statewide race in virginia history. the republican

adam lanza. that's what many will be looking for in a report from connecticut officials released monday. here's one conclusion, the man who killed 21 children and 6 educators was obsessed with mass killings. susan candiotti joins us now. there will be frustration when people go to this document. >> absolutely but they sure won't fine out why this happens this paints a more complicated picture of the reclusive 21-year-old lanza. even though he lived with his mother, he only communicated with her by e-mail. >> reporter: the bushmaster rifle used to fire 154 rounds, 3 more untouched fully loaded magazines found on his body, the glock handgun he used to kill himself after targeting 20 first graders and 6 adults in less than 11 minutes. also for the first time, an inside look at the handsome home he shared with his mother, who legally bought all those guns. >> she may have thought this is a way to control him or get through to him, because she seemed to have a fascination with guns and shooting herself. so a way for them to connect but absolutely the wrong way to do it. >> reporter: and this, another rifle he used to shoot his own mother in her bed. the state's attorney report writes that lanza soug