And hear. Reporter it may be an ancient instrument, with a heavenly sound. But in modern day atlanta, jarnl, the harp is about much much more. It is about opportunity. We dont expect everybody to become a professional harpist. Its about helping children to become all they can become. Reporter ahead on sunday morning atlantas urban youth harp ensemble. Osgood and that brings us to led zeppelin. One of the most successful and influential rock groups of all time. Anthony mason will be talking with the members. Reporter in the 1970s no band was bigger than led zeppelin. The surviving members who were just honored at the white house sat down with us for a rare interview. Howes was it to get back together after all that time . Theres a lot of energy when we get close together, because theres a lot of expectation that goes with that. Reporter led zeppelin, later on sunday morning. Osgood you probably know that friday is the end of fall. And some fear it could be the end of a lot more than that. Bill geist will look into it. Reporter but with all the holiday festivities activities you may have forgot ebb an important date, this friday, december 21st, its the end of the toward, remember . Mark your calendars and live it up, ahead on sunday morning. Osgood well meet the elliotts, chris and his father bob, for them funny is a family affair. Well remember sitaarist ravi shankar, the music and the man. Well have the tale of peter rabbit and more. But first the headlines, for the 16th of december, 2012. President obama will travel to newtown, connecticut today to visit privately with families of the victims of fridays carnage at sandy hook elementary school. The president will also meet with Emergency Personnel and then speak at an interfaith vigil at the town high school. 27 people are confirmed dead in the massacre, 20 of them Young Children, many shot multiple times. This is mr. Obamas fourth visit to a grief stricken town stunned by mass shooting since taking office. Hes been to tucson, arizona, fort hood, texas, and earlier this year areport ra, colorado. Aurora, colorado. Well have more on the massacre in a few minutes. A man opened fire in a parking lot of a mall in newport beach, california yesterday afternoon. Police say the suspect was taken into custody after firing about 50 shots. No injuries were reported. And police in alabama yesterday killed two suspects by separate shooting incidents near birmingham that left three people dead. Syrian government fighters, jets, reportedly opened fire on a refugee camp in damascus this morning. Activists say that one missile hit a mosque, they believe dozens may have been killed. Secretary of state Hillary Clinton is recovering at home after fainting and hitting her head. The concussion she suffered is expected to prevent mrs. Clinton from appearing this week before two congressional committees looking at the attack in benghazi, libya that killed four americans including the u. S. Ambassador. South africa says that former president Nelson Mandela underwent surgery for gallstones yesterday. The operation on the 94yearold was described as successful. Now todays weather, rain is likely east of the mississippi and along the west coast. There they are also bracing for snow. The week ahead will start with scattered storms, and will end with the official start of winter. ,,,,,,,,, osgood fridays awful events in newtown, connecticut bring back some all too familiar questions. How could this have happened . And what can be done . Here is martha tischner. Caller is indicating that she thinks someone is shooting in the building. Reporter somehow the idea that little children had been shot made it worse. We heard a lot more than, the ambulance came, then the policemen told us to run out of the building and go to the fire department. Reporter Elementary Schools are supposed to be safe places. So how could 20yearold adam lanza have entered this one in newtown, connecticut on friday morning and killed 26 people, and then himself . And who could comprehend the horror of being summoned to a massacre by text message or robo call. Then being told your child is dead. She is an incredible person. And im so blessed to be her dad. Reporter Robbie Parkers daughter emily was one of the 20 dead children. Now they are no longer anybodys children, everybodys children. We know their names. Eight boys, 12 girls, all first graders. And we know that the principal used to dress up in costumes to make her students smile. And the teacher, victoria soto died shellering her class. The details are starting to emerge about adam lanza and his mother nancy. Ma that lanza is his aunt. I know she had issues with school, she wound up home schooling him, she battled with the school district, in what kaft kpim im not 100 certain, if it was behavior, learning disabilities i dont know, but he was a pretty boy, smart. Reporter smart but troubled, weve heard that before and weve watched before as the story plays out in slow motion, like some endless tv police procedural. As a country we have been through this too many times. Reporter this time with the president playing his part. Were going to have to come together and take meaningful action to prevent more tragedies like this, regardless of the politics. Reporter but what . When . Exactly the same thing has been said every time its happened. The shootings havent stopped, and politics has always gotten in the way. Will newtown be any different . Its already been ranked the second worst School Shooting in american history. Virginia tech in 2007 was the worst, 32 people died there. At Columbine High School in 1999, 13 people were killed, another two dozen wounded. But since when have School Shootings had their own grisly greatest hits list . What we see is patterns of one of these incidents inspiring if you will, disturbed people who are already thinking about doing Something Like that, to do copy cat incidents or to enhance their own incident to make it worse. Reporter this even has a name. The wurther effect, according to the former f. B. I. Spokesman and now a Senior Correspondent for cbs news. How do we stop it, can we stop it . Well, theres a series of chicken and egg questions there. Is it the security of the physical premises, is it the gun laws, is it us . Reporter adam lanzas mother weve learneds with a gun enthusiast, she owned the guns her son used to kill her and the rest of the newtown victims. Will this latest incident change any mind about gun control . Probably not. According to a Pugh Research Center Survey before and after the aurora, colorado theater shootings in july, attitudes remained virtually unchanged. A gallup poll last year showed that support for a ban on handguns has actually gone down, dramatically over the last 50 years, to a record low of 26 . Now listen to this f. B. I. Statistic. It was this past black friday, the shopping day after thanksgiving when we hit the alltime record in history for gun sales. Over that threeday period, they sold 283,000 guns in the United States. Reporter and on thursday, the day before newtown, the Michigan State Legislature Passed a bill that will allow concealed weapons in, among other places, schools. The governor is Still Deciding whether to sign it. Are we headed toward an environment in this country where we have for the rest kindergarten . We dont need to train kindergarteners to throw pencils and back packs at armed intruders and to have a swat team in and a metal detector at every door. Reporter kenneth trump is president of National School safety and Security Services in cleveland. Parents want to know two things. Number one, what steps did you have in place to prevent an incident, and how well prepared were you to respond when a crisis occurs. Many incidents can and have been prevented in school violence. And weve gotten a lot better since columbine. Unfortunately there will still be those that slip through the cracks. The front glass has been broken and theyre unsure why. Reporter adam lanza, it turns out, broke into sandy hook elementary school. What will become of the terrified children who ran from the school . And the families of the dead. For some, not all, the trauma theyve experienced could have lasting physical, not just emotional effects. Theres a couple of studies right now looking at i. Q. Where kids with trauma have lower i. Q. Than those who dont. Reporter dr. Glen sax is chairman of child and adolescent psychiatry at New York University land gon medical center, and an experiment on childhood trauma. Its related in a strong way to problems with depression, suicide, obesity, even some cancer rates, heart disease. And thats why theres so much attention going into helping people who have experienced trauma. Reporter already, the inevitable shrines have appeared. The vigils have begun. Newtown is wearing its broken heart on its sleeve. But weve seen this before, too. If only grieving in public could fix things, could end the killings. But in the end, hugs are not enough. Osgood just ahead, none of the above. [ female announcer ] now deliciousness can happen at almost anytime. Thanks to new jif chocolate flavored hazelnut spread. Now anytime of the day can be delicious time. Choosy moms choose jif. Osgood the words, in god we trust, can be found on all our currency, a reflection of the importance of religion in american lives. At least the lives of many of us, but not all of us. Our sunday morning cover story is reported now by lee cowan. Reporter its not just in newtown, connecticut, but in churches and synagogues and any other building of faith, the question why is being asked over and over this morning. In times of both heart ache and happiness, we turn to our faith for guidance and comfort. But increasingly how we think about our faith is changing. According to a new study by the pugh forum on religion and public life, the nations spiritual landscape may be becoming a little less religious. Some 45 Million People, thats one fifth of the u. S. Adult population, now say they belong to no church in particular. 6 of them are either atheist or agnostic. Theres a yerng to find like minded people, so for people to have a conversation thats not taboo. Reporter we met him last month. Hes the president of an Atheist Group in the bible belt, oklahoma city. Were not antireligious, but were pro secular. Reporter in the past three members membership has jumped from 300 members to well over 1,000. I do think it getting better. Reporter a College Professor is one of them, she says the public mood on atheist is changing even here. There are still people who are marching in the parade at halloween yelling out youre going to hell and stuff like that. But there were more people who werent. And i think thats going to keep going, i think thats the trend. Reporter researchers call them the nones, those who check the none box when asked to describe their religious affiliation, and theyve doubled since 1990. Were not necessarily becoming more secular, are we . Maybe a little bit. Reporter kerry funk is the senior researchers on that study and says its a complicated question, because being unaffiliated isnt necessarily the same as not having faith. 68 of the unaffiliated say they brief in god or a universal spirit. More than a third describe themselves as spiritual people, but not religious people. Reporter and a good portion of them still say they pray . A good portion pray at least daily. Reporter so if its not god or the thought of a higher power thats turning people off, just what is . The Study Suggests that its organized religion, with respondents overwhelmingly saying Many Organizations are too focused on money, power and politics. Protestants have suffered the greatest decline. They now account for just 48 of religious adults, making it the first time in history that the United States doesnt have a protestant majority. Every time e i walk in here i cannot believe this place is this large. Over 4,000 people. Reporter evangelical churches arent immune either. The megachurches, once bursting at the seems are a little less megathen they used to be. Were seeing Church Attendance being much more inconsistent than ive ever seen it in my life. Reporter ed young is the Senior Pastor of the Fellowship Church in dallas. The bible talks a lot about the enjoyment of sex. Report hes hardly conventional, even preaching a sermon with his wife while sitting on a double bed. Its his attempt not at a gimmick, he says, but to reach those who these days find organized religion at its best irrelevant and worst, i dont think we have been vulnerable enough, i dont think we have been real enough about issues and about life. You have to realize that the church is pretty much one generation away from extinction. Reporter indeed its the young, one out of every three persons survey under the age of 30 say they dont link themselves with any organized religion. Compare that with the greatest generation, where only one in 20 claim to know claimed to religious home. Were in a post denomination al phase in many ways in the United States. So religion is very diverse and clear differences between the buddhists and mormons. Reporter Charles Kimball is the director of religious studies at the university of oklahoma. While he says most his students still respect religious organizations as a power to do good in the world, its often their stand on social issues, especially abortion and gay rights, that he feels are driving the young away. The vast majority of students, even people coming out of pretty traditional religious background, dont see these as a big deal, they dont get whats the issue here. They dont understand it. In my experience a lot of my friends have become nuns. Reporter we gathered a few of his students together. All say they believe in god but agree that organized religion has largely failed to adapt to a changing culture. She grew up a conservative christian. I dont understand like how a loving god can send people to hell. Im pretty sure if i disobeyed my parents they would not throw me in the fireplace. I go to a church in mormon. Reporter he was raised methodist and still goes to church but only about once a month. Because theres so much like bureaucracy and rules and things that a church has to do that dont necessarily fit with the beliefs or the tenets that they preach. Reporter Martha Fulton grew up baptist, went to Catholic Schools and for the moment attends a methodist church. While i wouldnt say that i am really strongly affiliated with a church, i do feel that i get something out of it and its sort of like when a person says that theyre single and looking rather than single and not ever hoping to find anything else. Reporter there are plenty of alternatives for those looking to worship in a more individual way. One of the most popular Holiday Services in new york city this time of year is a revival of the ancient solstice rituals. At the cathedral of st. John the divine. Paul winner leads that celebration. The journey through the longest night is really intended to be symbolic of the catharsis, coming through the dark night of the soul. Reporter and for those in newtown, connecticut, no night has ever been darker. Dark times, like so many of our friends in connecticut are having now, very hard to understand how were going to reconcile that, how well come out the other side of it. But somewhere down deep we hope that well have the optimism that we will overcome. Reporter what is hope and optimism to some is faith and answered prayers to others. On this weekend in particular, as the conversation inevitably turns to the unimaginable, our thoughts of peace and human kindness find us all as one. Osgood next, animal attraction. You want . Can orencia help . Could your i want become i can . Talk to your doctor. Orencia reduces many ra symptoms like pain, morning stiffness and progression of joint damage. Its helped new ra patients and those not helped enough by other treatments. 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But it was a series of letters she wrote to the children of her governess that would ensure bee tricks potter a place in bedtime story history. My rabbit peter is so lazy he lies before the fire in a box with a little rug, she wrote in 1895. By 1901 she had turned her letters into a book featuring the mischief is doings of flopsy, mopsy, cotton tail and of course peter. More letters followed, and more books as well. 23 in all. Introducing us to such unforgettable characters as squirrel nutkin, benjamin bunny, gentlemen mime apuddle duck, and others. More than 40 million books have been sold, in more than 40 languages, inspiring countless retellings including a ballet. And the popular animated bbc series. And peter, who was very naughty, ran straight away to mr. Mcgregors garden. Reporter potter expressed surprise at the ongoing appeal of her characters. She wrote, i never quite understood the secret of peters perennial charm. The secret perhaps can be found in those earlier letters. Here are some rabbits thering snowballs, father wrote, what child could resist that, or a frog fishing or a mouse in bed with a cold. Potter died in december 1943. Peter rabbit will forever be sneaking into farmer mcgregors garden in search of a midday snack. Next, first string. ,,,,,, osgood this is Laura Sherman playing her guilded harp. This harp dates from 1918. But the harp itself is really an ancient instrument that still has the power to transport us, even to change lives. As byron pitts of 60 minutes discovered. Im just so drawn to it, its like when i get up every day i just have to play my harp. I love it. Reporter for 13yearold kim walker and her fellow members of atlantas urban youth harp ensemble, this 47stringed instrument with its heavenly sound transports them from the challenges of urban life to the satisfaction of mastering this most difficult of instruments. Is playing the harp cool at all . Yes. Reporter it is, she says, with great passion, it is. Why is it cool to play the harp . Because there are not a lot of kids that play the harp. You have your trumpets and your flautists and the run of the mill percussionists, but who can say oh i play the harp. Reporter i would think in an urban environment, harp is a hard sell. Yeah, i kind of thought that at first, but when i walked in there were kids just loving it. Reporter carolyn lund is the artistic director and fulltime harp instructor for the program. What draws people to it is that its just so rare and so unique. And these kids want to make a name for themselves so, they come and try their hand at it. Reporter over the ensembles 12year history, 450 students have tried their hand at the harp. An stunt that dates back to ancient met po tame yeah mesopotamia, now modern day in iraq and ranges from several thousand dollars to upwards of 100,000. The ensemble is the brain child of Elizabeth Remy johnson, principal harpist of the atlanta symphony orchestra, and ross amond lewis, a long Time Public School music teacher. Describe for the average student, what kinds kids are these . We have low income, we do have students are not, not all of them, we do have some home schooled students in our program and many of our students are from single parent homes or grand parent homes. Reporter the harps are donated and lessons are free to any interested student. Donovan howard has been playing the harp for three years and says the ensemble is shaking up the perception of the typical harpist. Whats the reaction when you walk in for an audition . A lot of people arent expecting, first of all a male, and then when they see an africanamerican male, sometimes they are a little bit hesitant, but i think that were breaking barriers. Reporter for some, the harp has changed lives this pro found ways. Meet desmond johnson, who she calls one of her miracle children. I met desmond here at this school, and he will walk by the harp room and couldnt walk out without coming in to sit down and play the harp. Reporter so this is the neighborhood you grew up in . Yes, sir. Reporter raised by his grandmother, johnson admits he wasnt the best academically, and harp class was initially a hard sell. When i got in, it was, you know, im a young man, im not really interested in playing the harp because its kind of girly so, when i first saw it you didnt want anything to do with it. Reporter but the harp won him over. What has the harp done for you, do you think . Its responsible for me going to college. Reporter the first in his family to go to college, johnson is now a junior at Georgia State university on scholarship, with his eyes on a masters degree in music. Its a path forged by one of the urban youth harp ensembles very first students, morton earned his masters degree in harp performance from boston university. And is now teaching middle schoolers. Do you see yourself in your students . Its scary how much i do. Reporter explain. The majority of my students are africanamerican. Theyre about 12 years old and dont know how to read music, theyre starting out just like me, and if you dont have the extra dollars to do the other things like i did. Reporter what are the lesson us hope to teach your students . To not give up, dont let anybody tell you you cant do something, and to build your own selfesteem. Reporter instilled through music, and taken to heart, by students and teachers alike. Thats what this program is, its real stuff, its real life. It really helps these kids. Reporter changes their lives do you think . It really does. We have so many stories of kids who werent sure what they were going to do after high school, and i think that they come to this program and it just kind of makes them feel like theyre not alone. Reporter who knew a harp could do all that. Yes, i just think its a magical instrument, i really do. Osgood still to come, classic rock from led zeppelin. But next . When i walk out this door here it would be nice if i knew in my heart that i have your blessings, your best wishes and your full support. Well, you dont. Osgood classic comedy from the elliotts. I love math but two ipads means two data plans . Thats crazy. Maybe not. With at t mobile share, adding an ipad is just 10 a month. But honestly, mom and dads love is all i really need. We should keep these for us. We should keep these. What . [ male announcer ] at t mobile share. Add an ipad for just 10 a month. One plan. Up to 10 devices. At t. Rethink possible. One plan. Up to 10 devices. Of washington about the future of medicare and Social Security. Anncr but you deserve Straight Talk about the options on the. Table and what they mean for you and your family. Ancr aarp is cutting through all the political spin. Because for our 37 million members, only one word counts. Get the facts at earnedasay. Org. Lets keep medicare. And Social Security strong for generations to come. A delicious new way to get essential vitamins you need. Just bite into the tasty shell. To a chewy vitamin core for a unique multivitamin sensation new centrum flavor burst. Would you consider your build to be muscular athletic, trim or lean . Well actually its more like soft dough. Here again is charles osgood. Osgood thats Chris Elliott as seen from his tv show, get a life. He says one member of a family thats been making people laugh for generations and counting. Our sunday profile. Reporter of course they give you a royal welcome. After all, youre looking at American Comedy royalty. Did you ever have any expectation that you would become sort of the founder of a dynasty of funniness . No. I never thought of it, until it happened one by one, where we had fooled people all these years. Reporter thats right. Family patriarch bobble yot and his partner, the late ray goulding, were on radio and then tv for four decades, beginning in the 19 40s. Known for their dead pan humor, bob and ray parodyed journalists in the early days of broadcasting. This is radios highly regarded wally ba look on the main street here in halifax. Do you like listening to the radio . Oh, yeah. What . Im 35. Reporter by 1979, they were making fun of themselves on saturday night live. If you want my body and you think im sexy, come on baby let me know. Reporter Chris Elliott followed in his fathers footsteps. By his 20s appearing on David Letterman to do weird clips like coming out as a day shelfed marlon brando. It was always dave i was writing for, whats going to make dave laugh when im out there. Just sat down with d. Both of us very excited. Hello and welcome to the racial el meadow show. Reporter then theres chriss daughter abby elliott who just spent four seasons on saturday night live where she was known for dead on impressions of celebrities. Language lean ajolie. What are you doing here . I heard someone had eight babies, does she want all of them . Reporter in fact, this family, including chriss wife paula and younger daughter bridey, is spritesingly sane and low key, despite chriss claims to the contrary. I can remember like getting looks just wheeling you guys down the street in manhattan from people that recognized me that just thought, well, no, he should not have children, that person should not have kids. Reporter alas chriss life is so normal that he recently felt compelled to write a comic unauthorized autobiography. Instead of bobble yot, he claims his dad is actor sam elliott, because son of sam sounds funier. But the truth is chris grew up behind the scene of his real dads radio show. He would set me in front of the sound effect machine and they, there were all these sort sound effects. Like fight sounds, number one. Fight sounds number five. And i would just put them in and just go. Reporter in 1990, chris stared in his own tv series, about a 30yearold paper boy city living at home with his unhappy parents. When i walk out this door here would it be nice if i knew in my heart that i have your blessings, your best wishes and your full support. Well, you dont. Reporter you got your real father, bob elliott, to play your father on the show not my first choice. Its worse than i remember. Reporter he always wore a bathrobe. That was my choice for his comfort onset. Reporter over the years chris played roles in dozens of tv shows and films, including bill murrays testy cameraman in groundhog day. Nobody honks this horn but reporter on screen chris has always cultivated the persona of a clueless self centered idiot, like the dad who invents stupid board games on how i met your mother. Car battery, how long can you hold on . Here, princess, grab these. Reporter you once said that stupidity excites you. Do you still feel that way . Well, because intellect does not, im sorry, thats just the way im wired. Reporter in real life hes a devoted father, husband and son. He even purchased a place right nextdoor to his dads house in maine. This really feels like youre in a painting of maine. Yae, its just panoramic. Reporter and chris has worked with his daughter abby in letter man skits, like this tyrannical tv shout. Is that how you do it, is that how you check a coat . No, you take the coat, you give the gentleman the ticket and say have a wonderful lunch. Are we going to cry now . Wheres mommy, mom yps not here. Reporter did you try to make your dad laugh growing up . Were you performing for him . Yeah, my sister and i always performed and i remember like a really young age we did these plays that we would improvise on our front stoop in l. A. Without knowing it i think we were funny in our own way. As you may have guessed, bridey, the youngest elliott, is now breaking in to the family business. Whats it like to be the youngest one, the one just breaking in now . Its like a duel, like im dueling you guys and theres sibling rivalry and its who are bl. Horrible. No, its great. Reporter as for bob elliott, at age 89, hes clearly delighted by founding this funny family. Being a patriarch of it is a prideful experience. A word i use carefully and not frequently. Reporter three generations of laughter. Reporter three generations of laughter. Osgood ahead, osgood it happened this week, the passing of two men instrumental in changing our lives in very different ways. Ravi shankar, the man George Harrison called the father of world music, died tuesday in san diego at age 92. Known for introducing the sitaar to western audiences, he was born in 1920 in northern india, as a young man he changed his name to ravi, meaning son, and devoted his life to music. In the 1960s he caught the ear of George Harrison, who was looking into broadening his sound and his mind. I never thought our meeting would cause such an explosion. Reporter the beetle became his most famous disciple. Ravi shankar appeared in woodstock in 19 1k369 teamed up again with harrison in 1971 to organize the concert for bangladesh at Madison Square garden, one of the first megastar rock benefits to raise money for famine relief. Off stage his personal life was complicated. Married twice, shankar also had a longterm relationship with concert promoter sue jones, who in 1979 gave birth to their daughter, put spell grammy winning singer nora jones. Shankar played little role in their daughters upbringing and they remained distant until the 90s. He too was part of the sound track of our lives, he was responsible for changing this to this, as coinventor of the bar code. Born in Atlantic City in 1921, woodland learned morse code as a boy scout. Years later in Engineering School he and a classmate Bernard Silver worked to devise a graphic version of the code. One that could be used to track product information. The result was this. A sort of bulls eye with lines of varying widths, and in 1952 they pat ented what they called a classifying apparatus and method. Ahead of out time, the idea languished and they sold the patent to philco for 15,000, all they ever made for their invention. Wood land went onto work for ibm where in the early 1970s a colleague named george lowerer designed the retack language bar code we know today. Last year wood lands daughter was there for his induction into the inventors hall of fame, he died last sunday at the age of 91. But his genius lives on, every time you hear this, take a moment to thank Norman Joseph woodland, for your speedy check out. Coming up, once again. ,,,,, osgood in the aftermath of fridays shootings in newtown, connecticut we can now add the name adam lanza to the gallery of gunman whose names have begun to enter our collective memories. Bob orr tells us the latest on the investigation into who he was and what may have motivated the terrible murder spree. Reporter investigators are still trying to understand how a reclusive young man could take three semiautomatic weapons to a school and carry out such a heinous killing spree. Gunman adam lanza, apparently left behind no explanation. Police have found no journals or detailed notes outlining his plans. Police lieutenant paul advance said police have found some clues in the school and lanzas home. Did produce some very, a very good evidence in this investigation that our investigators will be able to use and hopefully painting the complete picture as to how and more importantly why this occurred. Reporter sources say investigators have recovered two badly damaged computers from the home. It seems they had been purposely smashed, but forensic specialists are trying to retrieve potentially revealing files. Police already know lanza used guns he took from his mothers home, after he shot her in the face, killing her as she slept. Nancy lanza was an avid gun collector, who had legally purchased and registered the weapons. Landscaper dan holmes knew nancy lanza for five years. She had a gun collection, she was a real gun enthusiast, she would go target practicing. Reporter what happened at the school required no real marksmanship. Investigators say lanza forced his way into the building, carrying a 223 semiautomatic Assault Rifle in his hands, he also had two semiautomatic pistols in the pockets of his cargo pants. As lanza headed for two classrooms, Sources Say Police officers began closing in. As they approached officers heard a volley of shots, in all 20 children and six adult School Staffers were killed. Each had been hit with multiple rounds. Connecticuts chief medical examiner, dr. Wayne carver, said it the worst carnage hes seen in his 31year career. The victims i had range from three to eleven wounds, and i only saw two of them with close range shooting. Reporter the children were first graders, 12 girls and eight boys. The spree ended when lanza used one of the handguns to take his own life. Last night the gunmans father peter lanza offered con doll endss. In a statement condolences. He said osgood ahead we take flight. With led zeppelin. And the end of the world . Y. cause all our states are great. 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Its been said that a generation of young people survived teenage angst with a pair of head phones and a zeppelin album him. Reporter but there they were this month, the bandss three surviving members, john paul jones, jimmy page and robert plant, celebrated recipients of the Kennedy Center honors. Have you ever been there before . No, youre joking. We were hardly the toast of american, the political reporter establishment . Yeah. Reporter you werent getting any white house invitations then . No. We were being questioned quite often. If you say to me tomorrow. Reporter led zeppelin notoriously took sex, drugs and rock and roll to epic extremes. Joe perry said you were mad, bad and dangerous to know. That must have been you, john. Reporter its been more than three decades since the group disbanded, after the death of drummer john bonham in 1980. I think we all agreed unanimously that that was that. Reporter but take a stroll with lead singer robert plant, now 64 can i shake your hand . Reporter and youll get the picture quickly that led zeppelins alure endures. I think youre so hot still, and my sister is going to be so jealous. Reporter the band sold more than 300 million records. And when led zeppelin reunited in london for one night only in 2007, more than 20 Million People applied for the 18,000 seats. What we achieved was to change the blueprint of a lot of things. We changed the sort of where the horizon was, we moved it on. Reporter the bands founder was guitarist jimmy page. At age 14 he was already appearing on british tv shows. Soon he was the most sought after session guitarist in britain. In the early 60s he played for the who, the kinks, even on the theme song to the james bond film, goldfinger. It was exciting because right on the crest of the cutting edge. Reporter he joined the yard bird, until the band fell apart in 1968. You knew you wanted to form another band . Yeah, and i knew what sort of band to make too. Reporter you knew exactly what you wanted . Absolutely. Reporter his first recruit was bass player john paul johns. You knew him. Jones had written the string arrangements for hermans hermits and Rolling Stones records. When he heard page was forming a band, he wanted in. He said im going up to the midland to see a singer and we think he knows a drummer. Ill tell you what theyre like when i get back. Reporter the singer was 19yearold robert plant, and his friend, drummer john bonham, within weeks the four got together. What do you remember about those first rehearsals . Just instant, this is fantastic. Three four, and just whoa, the room just exploded. And it was just so powerful. It just locked together, it was something that was prut scary. Reporter led zeppelin was born. The bands debut album would spend 73 straight weeks on the charts, but the rock press was unimpressed. Rolling stone magazine called itself indulgence and page, a writer of weak unimaginative songs. Did that bother you . No, it mystified me. I thought do they mean us . And i think it just went over their heads. Absolutely. It was way beyond them. Reporter but by the mid 70s led zeppelin was the most popular rock band in the world. In 1973 in cam pa, florida they played to more than 56,000 fans, breaking the beetles shea stadium record. Good evening, it really was the biggest crowd ever assemble forward a single performance in place in the entire history of the world. I guess we were still on a roll. Reporter and you by all account lived a pretty wild life while you were doing it as well. I dont know. Reporter which brings us back to that quote from joe perry, the guitarist with aerosmith. He said you were like lord byron, that you were mad, bad and dangerous to know. And also to hear. For more than a decade, led zep were the dark gods of rock, but in 1980 when grouper john bonham died after consuming 40 shots of vodka in 24 hours, it all ended unexpectedly. There must have been an incredibly difficult decision. No, it was an easy decision. It was an incredibly difficult time. But i couldnt imagine it without him. Reporter the ban members went their separate ways. I never felt so out of place and vulnerable and out of time and all that stuff. It was nerve wracking. Reporter led zeppelin would we unite publicly only twice before 2007, and with disappointing results. So when the concert to honor the late head of Atlantic Records was planned, plant worried about recapturing led zeppelins old magic. Did you have to work pretty hard to put yourself back there . I knew i couldnt go back there, but i had to be comfortable with where i met it. Reporter and where was that . It was just left of extreme fear. And trepidation. Reporter why . Well, because its a tall order, you know. The thing is that everything thats magnificent, whatever it might be, a great pomt in sport, a great moment in literature, can people actually ever go back and touch that again. You just know that once upon a time you could kick ass and thats about it. Muse. Reporter but the new film of the concert shows for that one night with jason bonham taking his fathers place on drums, led zeppelin would soar again. The bands performance raised hopes of a reunion tour. But at the premiere of Celebration Day and the dvd release press conference last month, the question . Why is it so hard to come together again. Reporter was met with silence. They didnt like it when we brought it up either. Im sure youve been offered a great deal of money. Away from the band jimmy page was more receptive. You think its unlikely . Ive been open to it, and im just looking at the past history of it. Reporter do you think thats likely your last show . I think so. But ive said it before. 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But Jason Charles will roll the dice on this one, and stay at home in his new york apartment, ready for anything. I dont want to sit here and be like, you know, nothing is going to happen. But i dont want to Say Something is going to happen either. Reporter this is what he calls his bug out bag. A tightly packed bundle of all your apocalyptic needs. This is a water purifier, uses u. V. Lights to kill the bacteria. I keep two tents. Here is the sold lar panel. Iphone, kindles. Energy bars. Reporter jambala why hamp and shrimp, doesnt that look good . Really isnt though. Rope is always good. This is a radio, flashlight, solar charger. In case you have any beers in your bug out bag, you have a bottle opener here. Reporter what i need during a Nuclear Holocaust is a bolts of vodka. That and a prayer. Reporter you start to get the feeling that jason may have an inflatable four bedroom house packed in there. Is that the backup tent . Yes, i have backups for backups. Reporter of course if the world ever actually ends . This is pretty much a moot point. Reporter what do your friends and neighbors think of your preparedness, do they think youre awe little over the top . I dont care what people think. I dont want to be that guy thats not ready for disaster. Reporter these days whats really unusual is that it appeals to everybody. Reporter so religious, nonreligious, scientific, antiscientific, everybody has their little slice of how the world can end. How come so many people. Reporter this professor teachs a popular course on ends of the world at Rutgers University at camden, new jersey. My class is going to be concluding the semester with the phenomena of the zombie. As the most popular embodiment of apocalyptic fears and all of the range of different possibilities, all rolled into this one symbol. Reporter some believe theres a back door out of the apocalypse. Where most christians who have strong end of the world beliefs, there is the popular doctrine of the rapture, which is the idea that the believing christians, before all the cat alist ims start, will simply be lifted up into heaven out of harms way. Reporter so doomsday need not be a bad thing. Nuclear war, terrific, were close. Societal collapse, no problems, i will be gone. Reporter have you made any plans for the 21st . I did. Reporter have you may any plans for the 22nd . I have not. Reporter lets say the world is ending friday. You want to take stock. And spend like theres no tomorrow. Osgood heres a look at the week ahead on our sunday morning calendar. The u. S. Postal service says monday will be the busiest mailing day of the year for holiday cards and packages. On wednesday, Time Magazine reveals its person of the year. Thursday is the day the brother of jailed financier Bernard Madoff is sentenced, peter madoff has agreed to a plea bargain to spend the next decade behind bars. Friday brings the winter solstice. Saturday is expected to be the busiest shopping day of the year. Seasons greetings. Carolyn mccarthy is a suburban new yorker whose husband was killed and her son rund wounded in a random shooting on the Long Island Railroad in december 1993, not long after she ran for congress and won. She shares some thought now on fridays tragedy in newtown, connecticut. Its hard in words alone to do justice for the innocent Young Children who died the other day. Words alone arent enough to make sure that there isnt another shooting like that in connecticut. Thats why i hope that we as a nation can come together and take action to prevent these types of tragedies in the future. Congress where i work can be a pretty divided place. I often like to remind my colleagues on both sides of the ail of the things that unite us. And there are many. We love our country. We support our constitution. We love our children. We all care about our future, and our childrens future. And its on these shared values that i think we must unite, as americans to make sure that innocent lives arent cut down before their time, because of the easy access to guns by the wrong people. Reporter terrified passengers say the lone gunman didnt say a word as he opened fire on the commuter train. It hard for me to understand why somebody would do Something Like that. As a mother and as someone whose family has changed forever by an act of gun violence, i know all too well what the families in connecticut are going through right now. On friday parents went home to presents in the class it, that they will never be able to give. Some of those homes there will be no little feet running down the stairs. And tearing open boxes under the tree on christmas day. There will be one less Little League tryout, one Less High School prom. One less college graduation. One less wedding. We owe it to those families and to our own children to do something about our nations problem with gun violence. The Second Amendment is the law of the land. Its an american right to own a gun. But its also our responsibility to protect Public Health and enact reasonable safety restrictions, like we do with cars or food or medicine, because too many of us are dying from gun violence every day. No parent should have to send their child to school and wonder if there will be a mass shooting there that day. Lets come together and get this right. For our childrens sake. Osgood men taer from congresswoman carolyn mccarthy. Now we go to Bob Schieffer in washington for a look at whats ahead on face the nation. Good morning, charles, well talk to Connecticut Governor dan malloy about this nightmare in newtown. 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