studio: briefing there with winder, georgia. also - 8009477. ier, georgia. also - 8009477. studio: briefing there with i by one georgia. also - 8009477. studio: briefing there with i by one of orgia. also - 8009477. studio: briefing there with! by one of their. also - 8009477. studio: briefing there with! by one of their own, - 8009477. studio: briefing there with! by one of their own, two i killed by one of their own, two teachers and two students, cold grey. it also begs the question again,joe, why again, joe, why young people have this trauma. look, i'm a huge _ people have this trauma. look, i'm a huge gun _ people have this trauma. look, i'm a huge gun guy. _ people have this trauma. look, i'm a huge gun guy, i'm - people have this trauma. look, i'm a huge gun guy, i'm a - people have this trauma. look, i'm a huge gun guy, i'm a hugej i'm a huge gun guy, i'm a huge gun rights guy, i would defend the second amendment with everything i have. but! the second amendment with everything i have. but i say that this is a uniquely american problem.

it happen md at apalachee high school in winder, georgia, about an hour outside atlanta. in addition to the four dead, nine others injured, rushed to the hospital. again, the shooter, just 14 years old. law enforcement officers, you see there, rushing to the scene. inside, officers carrying weapons, clearing classrooms one by one, leading students away. their arms in the air. those students had been texting their parents, barricaded in classrooms, telling them they love them. they were told to leave everything behind, and tonight, authorities revealing two students and two teachers, of course, did not survive this. the shaken students, as you can see there, told to gather on the football field, waiting for word they could go home. parents and loved ones desperate for the news. you can see them racing to the school to find their children. authorities have now identified the suspect tonight, and say he will be charged with murder as an adult. abc's faith abubey on the scene, she's leading us off in winder, georgia, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, terrifying scenes that are n

this time in winder georgia. i want to extend the department's support for and solidarity with the members of law enforcement and community members who are responding to this tragedy. we are fewer than 65 days out from the election and this convening reflects the diverse and aggressive threat landscape that we face and the breath of the departments work that we are doing to combat those threats. in our increasing polarized environment, we are seeing continued threats toward election workers, those who ensure that we all can exercise our most fundamental of rights, the right to vote. and we are identifying actors who are spawning discord, decision, and disinformation particularly across socia social media. threats of violence to public officials including election workers represents a clear and present danger to our democratic process. that is why we established the election threat task force to investigate and prosecute the growing number of threats directed at the public servants who make our elections possible.

cbs's mark strassmann is an winder, georgia, just outside of atlanta.k, i understand you've got some new reporting about how the suspect got the gun. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, norah, multiple sources tell cbs news that investigators are now looking into the weapon used in this attack and whether it was given to the teenage suspect by his father as a gift last year. in equal parts grief and shock, winder is grappling with wednesday's horror at apalachee high school. we are getting our first look at suspect colt gray, his mug shot. he had local law enforcement worried as early as last year. >> this is sad that we had that kind of evil in our society. >> reporter: janis mangum is the sheriff in neighboring jackson county. her deputies first questioned the gray family in 2023. the issue, the fbi had received anonymous tips about online school shooting threats posted on an app called discord. its username referred to the 2012 sandy hook gunman. in an incident report obtained by cbs news, a deputy reported the teen assured me he'd never made an

cbs's mark strassmann is in winder, georgia, just outside of atlanta. >> reporter: tonight, colin gray father of 14-year-old colt gray has been arrested in connection with yesterday's mad shooting at apalachee high school, charged with secondary manslaughter, and cruelty to children. >> these charges stem from mr. gray knowingly allowing his son colt to possess a weapon. >> reporter: this after cbs news learned investigators believe the father gave the son the gun allegedly used in the rampages a gift last december. >> it's said t to said we have that kind of evil in our society. >> reporter: janis mangum is the sheriff in neighboring jackson county. her deputies first questioned the gray family in 2023. the issue, the fbi had received anonymous tips about online school shooting threats posted on an app called discord. its username referred to the 2012 sandy hook gunman. in an incident report obtained by cbs news, a deputy reported the teen assured me he'd never made any threats to shoot at the school. investigator miller: i'm not saying you are lying, but it's -- the teen responded, i

it is winder, georgia near athens georgia. there are about 19,000 people in winder. the school, apalachee, the enrollment is 1,900. you can see the images, the growing crowds between, of course, you see the one person being taken on a stretcher. we don't know the status or the details behind that specifically but lots and lots of people crowded around undoubtedly trying to support each other, reunite with their loved ones. we have been getting some peppered details and testimony from people. these interviews have been done by our affiliate. they've been doing a really strong job trying to capture the scene which of course, in these moments, we have covered this all too often. it is always peppered with emotion and chaos all in one. i heard not that long ago in an interview with someone who is waiting to find out the status of her loved one and she is very emotional and happy to find out her loved one is okay. all of these details, of course, still unfolding. we know the first reports of gunfire came at about 10:23 in the morning, chris. >> all right. our local affili

isabel rosales in winder, georgia. cnn now, two months to go before the u.s. presidential election in november and less than a week before the first and possibly only debate between kamala harris and donald trump abc news has officially announced the rules of the september 10 face-off in philadelphia, and both presidential candidates will have agreed to have that format. the 19th minute debate will have to moderators and no audience. the former u.s. president won the virtual coin toss and chose to offer the last closing statement. the harris campaign has agreed to a key sticking point, muted microphones while the other candidate is speaking. but it again laid out its objections to the condition, insisting the vice president will be quote, fundamentally disadvantaged by this format of former u.s. house republican liz cheney says, she'll vote for vice president kamala harris in november. the lifelong republican has been a fierce critic of donald trump ever since the january 6 insurrection. she noted the importance of voting for harris in states like north caroli

cbs' mark strassmann was there on the scene. >> reporter: winder, georgia's moment of dread.er rampaging through apalachee high school. >> he started shooting like ten times. he shot at least ten times. i had -- i saw one of my classmates on the ground bleeding so bad. >> hurry up, let's go! >> reporter: inside the school, gunshots, panic. when did you first realize it was real? >> i was in chemistry, and we heard loud banging and we heard screaming. as soon as we heard screaming, i thought oh, it's for real. >> reporter: and carnage. four people killed, two teachers and two students. nine others were wounded. >> i never imagined i would be speaking to the media in my career over something that happened today, the pure evil that happened today. >> reporter: school officials guided roughly 1900 students to the football field. sophomore medically alvarez. what was going through your mind? >> i was crying. i was scared i was going to die. >> were other kids doing the same thing? >> yeah, all of us were crying. >> reporter: the alleged shooter, now in custody, identified as 14-ye

ryan young in winder, georgia.hanks so much coming up next a story that hits home for me and underscores the importance of all children went hospitalized using their voice is. >> it possible. to be more capable and more practical the able to perform here. make a statement making this out. >> and camila well, isman lies ahead how we get there and get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer makes, the troubling he as long as i agree let's give her complex loved ones, get out of my head, will thrive do understanding like this why 80% of nfl players choose asleep members more bid, because the higher my sleep iq score, a better i play. but that's not the only reason be likes inside firm. >> i like my side soft sleep number. >> does that effortless comfort all night so sleeping on a smart bet is why you can play like this. >> yeah, because i also like to sleep cool and i like it warm and cozy and i really like it when we both get what we want. >> number does that during our biggest sale of the year, say 50% on aslee

tonight in winder, georgia, the search to make sense of the senseless begins at apalachee high school where two teachers and two students were murdered today. nine others injured. the suspected lone shooter, a 14-year-old male student, in custody after surrendering to police. after a hard lockdown was lifted, students were led outside to a ball field where they were reunited with their families. the school year in winder barely a month old when tragedy struck today. officials say the shooter has been interviewed by authorities, but tonight, no word of a possible motive. priya sridhar is there tonight with the latest developments. >> reporter: horror in winder, georgia, after officials say a suspected shooter opened fire in apalachee high school. >> it was a 14-year-old student here at the high school. again, he has been taken into custody. he will be charged with murder, and he will be tried as an adult. >> reporter: this video capturing terrifying moments after gunfire rang out. police say deputies and emergency medical personnel rushed to the high school at about 10:23 a.m. in respo

we begin, i want to address the tragic shooting that occurred this morning at a high school in winder, georgia. we are still gathering information but the f.b.i. and a.t.f. are on the scene, working with state, local and federal partners. i'm devastated for the families who have been affected by this terrible tragedy. the justice department stands ready to provide any resources or support that the winder community needs in the days ahead. before i get to the work of the task force, i also want to announce two major law enforcement actions that the justice department is taking that are separate from the important work of this task force, but are part of our broader effort to protect our elections from unlawful interference of any kind. first, this morning we unsealed an indictment in the southern district of new york of constantine and eelena, two russian-based employees of r.t., a russian state-controlled media outlet. they are charged with conspiring to commit money laundering and to violate the foreign agent's registration act. that law enacted nearly a century ago was enacted to ensure that

abc's faith abubey is in winder, georgia for us tonight. faith. >> yeah. good evening to you, juju.rities arresting the father of 14 year old colt gray, the suspected shooter here in winder, georgia, in connection with the shooting. authorities now charging that 54 year old father with numerous charges from felony murder to manslaughter to cruelty to children, but only explaining that they charged him because he knowingly allowed his son to have access to a gun. >> the gbi has arrested colin gray. he is charged with the following four counts of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of second degree murder and eight counts of cruelty to children. the charges stem from mr. gray knowingly allowing his son, colt, to possess a weapon. >> and tonight, outrage and anger the suspected shooter was investigated a little more than a year ago for an alarming threat he allegedly made, causing law enforcement to question him and his family. the fbi confirmed they were tipped off about the georgia suspect in may of last year. the anonymous tip, sparked by a disturbing post on the social media site

georgia. he represents the tenth congressional district which includes winder. ssman, i know you are out of state today but your thoughts on this tragic incident. it's a month into the school year there and georgia. it's happened again. >> it's heartbreaking. it is a tragedy and please keep the family and the families of those that didn't make it in your prayers. they will need it. they will need a lot of assistance going forward. >> sandra: congressman, have you gotten any updates? anything you can tell us about the shooter who has now been arrested for the officials on the ground there? >> no, we haven't. i think pretty much like most people we want to make sure that right now, we get all of these students reunited with their families and make sure they care for those that need treatment. i know our law enforcement, brief conversation, very brief with the sheriff just to know that if they need anything from me, to let me know. thank goodness for the response and we are very thankful that if they need any more resources than what they've got, they know they can

saying, in the statement, that should have been a joyous occasion of back—to—school season in winder, georgiand cover instead of how to read and write, we cannot continue to accept this as normal. the president kind of putting out a sentiment that many are feeling, there have been statement from other groups calling for more gun control as well, kind of decrying this pattern in the united states of school shootings that continues on without any action from congress. on without any action from congress— on without any action from congress. on without any action from concress. ., ., ., ., congress. for the moment, nada, thank ou congress. for the moment, nada, thank you very _ congress. for the moment, nada, thank you very much, _ congress. for the moment, nada, thank you very much, nada - thank you very much, nada tawfik in new york, and just to recap there, the georgia state bureau of investigation has confirmed that four people have been killed and nine others wounded in that school shooting in the state of georgia, in the town of winder. more as the details come in. hello there. look out fo

>> well, let me just say that i spent friday night with the wonderful people of winder, georgia, and i thought about it as i was sitting there and thought about my time as a student there, but it was friday night. we should have been at a high school football game with high school students cheering on their classmates. instead they were mourning their classmates and two teachers. look, we can do better than this. we have to begin with the fact that this is a tragic form of american exceptionalism. this doesn't happen all over the world. nowhere else where you have a country that's not at war do you have this routine kind of random violence as just a part of the tragic everyday lives of people. so there are a whole range of things that need to be done, and i finding it deeply, deeply frustrating that in the wake of this we can't bring ourselves, we can't find a will to do what we americans agree on, and that's a whole range of things, but we have to start with the fact that this can't continue and that we can fix it. >> going back to my original question, is there a specific law that

. >> reporter: tonight terrifying moments inside the deadly school shooting in winder, georgia coming into clearer focus, killing four and injuring nine at apalachee high school. the suspect, 14-year-old colt gray now in custody and charged with four counts of felony murder. investigators searching his home. authorities say they're looking into a potential motive and how he obtained an ar-style rifle. >> it was carnage. there was blood everywhere. you could smell the -- you could smell the gunpowder. >> reporter: barrow county sheriff smith says it was the second day at apalachee high. jackson county sheriff's office say gray and his father were interviewed last year after receiving several anonymous tips in may 2023 about potential threats posted to an online gaming platform according to a senior law enforcement official containing photographs of guns. his father stated he had hunting guns in the house, but said his son did not have unsupervised access to that. with no probable cause to arrest gray, authorities say they told local schools to monitor him. do you think this could have

president biden has been briefed on the shooting having taken place there at apalachee high school in winder, georgia. anne thompson has been keeping a close eye on what we are hearing from leaders and the governor. the georgia bureau of investigation. anne, anything else? >> reporter: we are getting information from the trauma center in atlanta. it received one gunshot victim from the shooting at apalachee high school. you mentioned governor kemp. he is the governor of georgia. he tweeted that they are -- he has authorized all resources to go out to barrow county to help. he is urging georgians to join his family in praying for those at the school. we do know the georgia bureau of investigation is also on the scene. we know from bother barrow county sheriffs and the gbi that one suspect is in custody. the latest is that at least one victim has been taken to grady hospital in atlanta, a level i trauma center. that would indicate that that person is in pretty serious condition at this point. peter? >> anne thompson with the latest. we will monitor the situation there throughout not just the community

it is the apalachee high school in winder georgia. hello there. wettest summer on record in scotland, the sunshine will come as a welcome surprise and it will turn increasingly humid. more cloud across eastern scotland and north—east england, but again, still quite warm. and then further south, we'll see a spell of heavy rain as an area of low pressure develops, and that front is going to lingerfor a few days at least. so, heavy rain across southern england and parts of south wales. you can see the first signs of that first thing on thursday morning. it's going to continue to drift its way steadily westwards and intensify. quite a lot of cloud spilling in off the north sea, but with lighter winds further north and west, here, we should get a little more sunshine. and in that shelter, temperatures will start to respond, so we could see highs perhaps on thursday afternoon of 22 degrees. now, let's take a look at what happens through thursday evening, because that rain will intensify further. a spell of heavy rain moving its way across south—west eng

our rafael romo was there it's been yet another very hard day for this community of winder, georgia. >> we are at st. matthew catholic church where the funeral mass was held friday. >> the remains of 14-year-old student christian and gabrielle angulo were then laid to rest at a cemetery about ten miles north of here i'm winless. >> funeral is the last one of the four fatal victims of the september 4 shooting at apalachee high school? >> it was standing room only inside the church for a very emotional mass besides the angulo family, there were many students and teachers from apalachee high school. we're here earlier today showing their support. >> there were also many people from winder and nail the ring towns, a plan to archbishop gregory heart mayor, officiated the mask, which was held mostly in spanish as a sign of respect for christian angulo's family and his mexican heritage. judge the parents of 14-year-old mason schermerhorn, the other student who died in the shooting, were also here after the mass. we spoke with are mondo martinez and apalachee high school student who was very

georgia. five high school students killed at apalachee high school in winder aga georgia outside of atlanta. nine others in hospital, we saw some of them getting taken away on stretchers, this horrific scene playing out. the suspect is in custody and is alive, which happens but not often into these situations. we will learn more about who that suspect is shortly. senior correspondent steve harrington were -- reports live from outside of the school, good afternoon to you steve. >> good afternoon, the facts now as we know them, the numbers, five people killed by the shooter, at least nine wounded a serious enough to be hospitalized, money taken away by helicopter and as many as 30 wounded overall. some of those wounded running away from the shooting, perhaps injured limbs. to shooter himself in custody and alive. school age, we know nothing more about him, we will likely hear more details about of the identities of the victims and their shooter at a law enforcement a press conference sometime within the next hour. there is a huge law enforcement presence on the ground, all hands on deck, all b

fred. >> alright. >> rafael romo in winder, georgia. thank you so much. >> all right. new today, the heads of two of the world's most powerful intelligence agencies sat down for the first time in public to talk about key security threats. >> cia director bill burns, and mi6 chief richard moore speaking at length today in a joint appearance about the significant threats facing the world and the need to work in tandem to ensure global security this is, a moment when those partnerships in a very complicated and contested world matters more than ever cnn chief international correspondent nick paton walsh is live for us right now in london. >> nic, what more did these two intel chiefs say? >> yeah, i mean, a wide ranging conversation touching on multiple conflicts and threats to what they referred to as an international world order that hasn't really seen so many threats. frankly, in their lifetime key i think to the discussions was the bid for a ceasefire or hostage releases around the gaza conflict. cia director bill burns, having devoted many, many months of his time ove

thank you so much the mass shooting at apalachee high school in winder, georgia is the deadliest school shooting since the march 2023 massacre at the covenant school in nashville? cnn's dr. sanjay gupta profiled a program at a california school. were students learned to be first responders gunman shot 26 people, almost them six and seven-year-olds. vacui and people react awaiting people sandy hook, i think it was an anniversary of it and i saw something that came across images my heart broke for those families and i just thought about what when my kids do if they were in a situation like that, like, what were my husband do if he was in a situation like that how can we help them? kate carlton has seen the very worst of humanity as a trauma nurse at sutter roseville medical center just outside of sacramento after sandy hook, the young mom took on a new mission to empower kids it's really young kids to do something during the unthinkable how much do you think about it? i think about it. when my kids are in school, i think about it when we're at a sporting event, i think about it when we go

mark strassmann, cbs news, winder, georgia. >>> the tax evasion trial for hunter biden took a surpriserges of tax evasion and falsifying tax returns. cs' scott macfarlane reports. >> reporter: hunter biden, who was convicted by a jury in delaware in june of unlawfully possessing a gun is trying to avoid a second criminal trial this year. he is charged in california with allegedly scheming to avoid paying at least $1.4 million in income taxes. but in a surprise move ahead of jury selection, biden's attorneys acknowledge the evidence is overwhelming and offered for biden to plead guilty. >> hunter decided to enter his plea to protect those he loves from unnecessary hurt and cruel humiliation. hunter put his family first today. >> reporter: an unorthodox unexpected move in the federal court system where guilty pleas typically come with plenty of warning, and only after negotiations and agreement with the prosecutors. >> among the many things that were unusual today is the fact that it appears that what hunter biden is offering is to plead guilty to all the charges but in exchange for noth

thank you for the report from winder, georgia. jim joining us now is someone who's school faced its own horrific deadly shooting. >> michelle kefir is the principle of marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, where you may remember 14 students and three adults were shot and killed back in 2018. she's also the founding member of the nasa asp principle recovery network, which is designed to help other school leaders who experienced gun violence on their campuses. michele, it's so good to have you. we appreciate the work you're doing. thanks for joining thank you for having me. first. i want to begin with the most basic question because i don't know how parents certainly as a parent myself, but teachers school administrators, fellow students just recover from this. so as we see yet one more school returned to class following a deadly shooting at apalachee help us understand what that experience of coming back is like you know, the journey to recovery is long we are almost at the seven year mark since our tragedy, an

taken from us far too soon by a sick and deranged monster isabel rosales is outfront, live in winder, georgia to begin our coverage. >> and isabel, you've been on the ground there. you've been talking two students. what more can you tell us erin, they've been telling us just unbelievable story, something no teenage journal person should ever witness, including one girl who saw classmate show shot in the shoulder, another who saw a teacher shot another student who is writing to her mother saying, i know i'm not a perfect daughter, but i love you thinking that those might be her final moment. >> moments and then another s d because the door automatically we loc horrifying high school students evacuating in winder, georgia one by one out to seek your head up on the wall some joined a prayer circle after surviving the deadliest school shooting in the u.s. since march of last year. according to the director of the georgia bureau of investigation, to students and two teachers were killed at apalachee high school nine others were injured and hospitalized for with gunshot wounds. the shooter who open

the small town of winder georgia, as in morning for children and teachers, killed by one of their own class was in session at apalachee high when the rampage began. students say they hid under their desks or tried the barricade classroom doors. while the shots rang out. we were going about, i didn't like the 1st shot you're going to hear is like pop up. and then after that, like our teacher ones like spy out the window just like everybody get down and they get your little pocket caught like twos going off. and all of us including me, i was crying. i was, i was shaky as i was just then know where my mind was is i was just so scared, police responded within minutes of getting the call. a law enforcement officer already on campus confronted the shooter and told him to put down his weapon. the suspect was then taken into custody and identified as a 14 year old pupil at apalachee high according to the gun violence archive this year, they have been nearly 400 mass shootings in the us meeting. 4 or more people were killed or wounded of 173 children age 11 and younger, were among the dead. on

of course, more charges could be coming. >> jake, ryan young in winder, georgia. thank you so much. coming up the condescending alpha male post floated by elon musk. >> are there parallels between that and another consequential moment in american history? plus, i'm going to speak with the woman who got that. shall we call it rambling answer out of mr. trump's when asked to i describe what his plan to make child care in america more affordable legislation. >> will you advance with cargo ruse, filter millions of listings to land a perfect deal? >> only you could do things your way all the time imagine get it with guru's stay tuned to learn more about this limited time offer from renewal by anderson when it comes to our homes, we only want the very best, particularly when it comes to choosing replacement winning those indoors. hi, i'm an romer thrilled to be with nick from renewal by anderson. >> thanks. and we believe that everyone deserves to have windows and doors that look great. stand the test of time and don't break the bank. >> and with our unpredictable weather i got to tell yo

madison scarpino is live in winder, georgia with the latest developments as the community is still inng. hey, madison. >> griff, you said it, both the teen and his father are facing murder charges for georgia's deadliest school shooting. the teenager's mother, she's not involved in the case right now, but we do know that she has a long criminal record of drugs, theft, and family violence. now, 14-year-old colt gray allegedly behind the gun, could get up to life in prison and be tried-- and will be tried as an adult. he was emotionless in court yesterday despite facing four counts of felony murder. his 54-year-old father is accused of providing the ar-15 used in the killing and could get up to 180 years behind bars. he's facing the most severe charges ever filed against a parent of an alleged school shooter. he was visibly distraught in court, even appearing to cry at times. it's now been three days since two students and two teachers were gunned down at the school. the memorial outside apalachee high school the vigils are growing. and the students in barrow county school district will

a deadly shooting that sent a high school in winder, georgia into lockdown. here's what we know at this hour. at least four people have been killed. at least nine have been injured and at least one suspect is in custody. president joe biden has been briefed on the situation as has vice president kamala harris. winder is a tight-knit community about one hour east of atlanta, georgia and these kids back at school about one month. expecting a briefing from law enforcement in georgia shortly. when it starts we'll bring tu to live. >>> this hour we're following vice president kamala harris on the ground in new hampshire there to address independent voters and roll out her plan to help small business owners in america. as has happened so many times before, what should have been a normal, peaceful day in this country, which should have been an otherwise unremarkable day at an american school, it was changed in an instant and forever by the epidemic of deadly gun violence. it is our reality. it is a reality of american life. this also is a political reality and a pol

steve is alive it ain't a winder, georgia, steve?at the numbers could change but right now it stands at a flop of people, 30 people wounded a big nine of those wounded in serious enough to be hospitalized. the numbers could change. as far as it shooter goes, he is alive and in custody, we are waiting to hear more details, likely to hear that from law enforcement officials, there are some unconfirmed reports of the shooter may be as young as age of 14, that is not confirmed yet. when we are hearing our stories about what people have gone through today, including one 11th grader who describes what happened when he heard the shots fired. >> i remember being in class, and i just heard boom boom! and at first, it did not even go through my mind they were gunshots. and thought they were like i don't know what i was thinking. but as soon as i heard them, my class ran to the lawn, to get to the left side of the classroom. i hated to undermine teacher's desk and i crawled into a ball and it was just shaking really bad. >> the third week in sc

en el tiroteo que ejecutÓ otro alumno de la misma edad en la escuela preparatoria apalache de winder, georgiaos y mi corazÓn estÁ con esos papÁs que tuvieron que decirle adiÓs a sus hijos. muy duro. >> su hijo tambiÉn estaba en la preparatoria donde ocurriÓ el tiroteo y donde ademÁs de cristian murieron otro estudiante, una maestra y un entrenador al servicio de cristian. asistieron cientos de personas de una comunidad que continÚa traumatizada. las dos nietas de marÍa tambiÉn van a esa escuela de estar todos aquÍ, la familia y todo es muy triste verlos y pensar de que la familia de uno tambiÉn fue pudo haber estado ahÍ. la hija de felipe tambiÉn estudia allÍ, es muy amiga de la hermana de cristian y conocen muy bien a la familia. >> la familia estÁ cerca. los sentimientos no, no encuentra uno la la manera de de aproximarse a llegar a ellos y y darles algÚn tipo de consuelo porque en realidad llegar a abrazarlos y estar con ellos, porque no no hay palabras para consolar. >> el tiroteo fue especialmente doloroso porque segÚn las autoridades, lo ejecutÓ un muchacho tan joven, un niÑo de 14 aÑos

cnn's rafael romo, was there has been yet another very hard day for this community of winder, georgia. we are at st. matthew catholic church where the funeral mass was held friday. the remains of 14-year-old student christian and gabrielle angulo were then laid to rest at a cemetery about ten miles north of here i'm boulos funeral is the last one of the four fatal victims of the september 4 shooting at apalachee high school. it was standing room only inside the church for a very emotional mass the besides the angulo family, there were many students and teachers from lachey high school showing their support there were also many people from winder and neighboring towns. >> a plan now, archbishop gregory heart, mayor, officiated the mask, which was held mostly in spanish as a sign of respect for christian angulo's family and his mexican heritage the parents 14-year-old mason schermerhorn, the other student who died in the shooting, were also here after the mass. we spoke with are mondo martinez and apalachee high school student who was very close close to a gulag. this is part of what he

begin, i do want to say a few words about this tragic shooting that took place this morning in winder, georgia. we are still gathering information about what happened, but we know that there were multiple fatalities and injuries. and you know, our hearts are with all the students, the teachers, and their families, of course, and we are grateful to the first responders and law enforcement that were on the scene. but this is just a senseless tragedy, on top of so many senseless tragedies. and it is just outrageous that every day in our country in the united states of america, that parents have to send their children to school worried about whether or not their child will come home alive. it's senseless. got to stop it. and we have to end this epidemic of gun violence in our country once and for all. note, it doesn't have -- you know, it doesn't have to be this way. it doesn't have to be this way. so we will continue, of course, to send our prayers and our thoughts to the families and all those who were affected, including -- you know, i'm going off script right now, but listen, last year i start

isabel rosales in winder, georgia. cnn welby to cone is a retired fbi special agent. he joins me now from los angeles. appreciate you being with us to discuss yet another deadly mass school shooting in this country. this time in the state of georgia and taking the lives of two students and two teachers, these suspected shooter is just 14-years-old, a student at the school. and now in custody. what was your reaction to the police response to this tragedy? >> well, i think it was a good response. i think the hearing the school resource officer is the one that confronted him first, is exactly how the system is set up these these officers are positioned at the schools to be the first one to intercede in these incidents and to know that they were able to who not only intercept him, stop him, but actually get him to surrender. i thought it's exactly how it should happen all too often these, these, these shooters commit suicide by cop as we call it, by shooting out with the police knowing that the police are going to overwhelm them and kill them. but in this case, it didn't

. >> dave malkoff in winder, georgia. thank you so much, dave. >>> the school shooting was also a topic on the campaign trail. vice president kamala harris, who supports stronger gun control measures, said it's outrageous parents have to send their kids to school not knowing if they'll come home alive. >> end this epidemic of gun violence in our country once and for all. you know, it doesn't have to be this way. >> former president donald trump wrote on social media, quote, our hearts are with the victims and loved ones of those affected by the tragic event. >>> today donald trump will be in new york city to tout his economic agenda. one day after kamala harris rolled out her plans for small businesses. and it comes as the biden administration is a accusing russia of an elaborate propaganda campaign to sway voters, enlisting right-wing influencers who unknowingly worked for a company that was a front for a russian operation. jarred hill is joining us with the details on this. >> reporter: yeah, this is fascinating. the do

fear and heartbreak rippling through winder, georgia, after a 14 year old gunman opened at apalachee high school, killing two students and two teachers and injuring at least nine others. everybody was like calling 911 in their moms, and we could still hear like the screaming and shooting outside, and it was just scary. i feel sorry for the kids that they've had to experience such evil. law enforcement identifying the shooter as colt gray, a student at the school. authorities say he used an ar platform style weapon. he will be charged with murder and he will be tried as an adult. police are interviewing the teen and investigating a possible motive. georgia's governor sending condolences. this is everybody's worst nightmare. presidential candidates echoing that sentiment, former president trump writing online these cherished children were taken from us far too soon by a sick and deranged monster. during a new hampshire rally, vice president harris called for legislative action to curb gun violence. it's just outrageous that every day in our country, in the united states of america, tha

classes are canceled at apalachee high school in winder, georgia, for the rest of the week. it follows that deadly school shooting. two teachers and two students were killed. nearly 24 hours ago. the victims ranged in age from 59 to 14. today in the bay brie jackson joins us live from washington this morning and brie some new developments indicate that teenage suspect was actually once under scrutiny by federal authorities. that's right. laura. so georgia authorities say the 14 year old gunman was interviewed in connection with online threats to carry out a school shooting last year. they say he denied making the threats. and at that time, there was no probable cause to arrest him. fear and heartbreak rippling through winder, georgia, after a 14 year old gunman opened fire at apalachee high school, killing two students and two teachers and injuring at least nine others. everybody was like calling 911 in their moms, and we could still hear like the screaming and shooting outside, and it was just scary. i feel sorry for the kids that they've had to experience such evil. law en

half an hour before police when notified of the shooting, the small community of winder, georgia is still trying to process this tragedy there's been a huge outpouring of sympathy and support from the community after this mass shooting. as people, they continue to try and come to terms with wednesday's mass shooting in georgia. cnn as rafael romo filed this report residents, teachers, current and former students believes people from neighboring towns and even from outside georgia, all of these people and others have stopped here at apalachee high school in winder to pay their respects. and also on saturday, a group of bikers showed up a brought flowers, they placed in the impromptu memorials set up around the flag flying at half-mast in honor of the deceased, then they all made a big circle holding hands in a minister said a prayer several men had previously carried a giant wooden cross into the circle. it's all an effort to tell this community that they are not alone in this moment of crisis, that they are loved and supported. let's take a listen to what one of those people have to say a

because i'm not going to walk in fear. >> isabel rosales winder, georgia, cnn and we'll be right back erin burnett outfront weeknights at seven on cnn. i've never once had to wait for insurance to approve a test or approved medication, you didn't have to worry about any of those things. thanks to the donations and our families forever grateful because it's completely changed our lives. >> the tempur-pedic breeze make sleep, fuel, cool. so no more sweating all night or blasting the air conditioning because the timber breeze feels up to ten degrees cooler all night long, don't miss our biggest sale of the year with savings up to $700 on select adjustable mattress sets what happened in our phones at the table, sorry, honey to work saying we're going to hear do got a text from allen saying your business vehicle is now protected with progressive, just like your home and auto what did you text it i thought that's what we're doing. >> here's why you should switch from google to duckduckgo on all your devices. duckduckgo comes with a built-in search engine like google, but it's private and do