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things for r the greater good. >> you're going to finish at the university of arizona. what year are you? >> i'm a junior. i'm studying political science. >> so you'll graduate then you want to go to high school. wh law school. five, ten years from now what would you like to be doing? >> i'm not thinking that far ahead. the only thing i'm concerned with is making sure we have thoughts and prayers going to those who are injured because there's still quite a few of them who are still in the hospital. but also that our thoughts and prayers and support go to the family members of those who actually lost someone. i know that a memorial just wrapped up for one of the victims but we need to make sure they're the focus. once we kind of settle down from the grieving, i think i'll start thinking about that. right now the only concern is them. >> start thinking about this, daniel, if you want an internship in the washington bureau of cnn, we'll be happy to consider you if you want to apply for that internship. i think i can help you. >> thank you, wolf. a disturbing pattern of
but right now, the only concern is them. >> start thinking about this, daniel, because if you want a internship of washington bureau of cnn, we will be happy to consider you if you apply for that, because i think that i can help you. >> thank you, wolf. >> daniel hernandez, i don't care what he says, i think that he is a hero and we thank you for what you did saturday morning. a student at the university of arizona. dr. sanjay gupta spoke to gabby giffords' husband and dr. sanjay is headed out for a live shot, and he will join us in a few moments. you will want to learn what he knows from inside of the hospital. >> and were there signs of mental illness? the signs everyone needs to know. good night, stuffy. >> ( yawning ) >> good night, outdated. >> ( click ) >> good night, old luxury and all of your wares. good night, bygones
i'm wolf blitzer, and you are in i'm wolf blitzer, and you are in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com first, new insight into the shooting suspect jared loughner's stunning downward spiral. cnn has obtained these records from the pima county college offering a disturbing chronology. from the start, he sparked concern from classmates and teachers. last february, a dean called campus police to report loughner's suspicious behavior in class. he is said to have reacted strangely, a direct quote to, the reading of another student's poem. the dean described loughner as quote creepy with a dark personality. also a direct quote. he suggested that the school quote keep an eye on him. there were repeated run-ins. in june, a teacher complained that loughner was destructive and the instructor and the students were afraid, afraid of any repercussions of loughner
listening to a president ask all of these bright questions about a crisis and worried about nuclear war and worried and the prestige of america and you are hearing it and young and it is putting you in the white house. >> reporter: and douglas brinkley says he expects all of the presidential libraries will try to replicate what the kennedy library is doing. wolff? >> thank you, mary. you in "the situation room," and the tucson university college records are in our hands, and find out why teachers and students were concerned about jared loughner, and new clues in the investigation. stand by for that. and cnn exclusive, our dr. sanjay gupta goes inside of congresswoman gabrielle giffords' trauma room. and also, we will talk to the aide who helped to save the congresswoman's life, daniel hernandez, and he is standing by live. we would like to welcome our viewers from the united states and around the world.
of malfunctions. american officials like secretary of state hillary clinton are eager to cite u.s.-led sanctions as the major inhib be bitter. >> the most recent analysis is that the sanctions have been working. >> reporter: but in an interview with cnn's jill dougherty, clinton spoke of secret operations. >> just recently, the outgoing head of the u.s. israeli intelligence agency made that point that -- and he was also publicly saying combination of sanctions and covert agos have significantly slowed down the program. >> reporter: irrussianian president mahmoud ahmadinejad has ago knowledged his country's enrichment proving sabotaged. officials believe it was a computer worm. one private analysis suggests 1,000 centrifuges critical to make nuclear fuel were damaged because of the virus. the computer code had a chilling world, which may refather iffer
to a dead engine. ahmadinejad is blaming israel and the west, which is officially denied but experts say the sabotage isn't enough to permanently slow down iran. >> iranian scientists are very clever, their engineers are very good, they can recover from this. >> reporter: more problems in iran's nuclear program, the less chance israel or the u.s. will launch a military strike to stop it. many experts stay will be the financial and economic sanctions that really will have to work with over the long term, forcing, encouraging, forcing again iran to change its outlook toward nuclear weapons that maybe the long-term solution. wolf? >> barbara, thanks very much for that new information. cnn, by the way, has just received -- gotten exclusive access to the trauma room where congresswoman gabrielle giffords has been treated. ahead, our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta's interview with the first doctor to care for her. plus, he is scheduled to
president obama and first lady visited congresswoman giffords and her friend kirsten gillibrand who was holding her hand at the time calls ate mi s miracle to witness, and guess what, doctors agree. >> yes, miracles happen everyday and in medicine we like to very much attribute them to either what we do or others do around us, but a lot of medicine is outside of our control, and we are wise to acknowledge miracles. >> in a cnn exclusive, our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta got access to the trauma room where gabrielle giffords was first treated, and he spoke with her physician. f. >> the first thing i did was to walk into the room and some things were occurring and i think that i have said it before, but my first response was that i grabbed her hand and leaned into her and said, mrs. giffords you are in the hospital, and we are going to care for you. please squeeze my hand, and she did. >> i mean, she have a wrap on
>> thank you, jeanne. and this just in to "the situation room." an open letter to parents following the tragedy in tucson, and that is the headline from an open letter that has just been released by the first lady michelle obama. it is a lengthy letter and we will put it up at cnn.com, but let me read to you a couple of sentences. we can also teach our children about the tremendous sacrifices made by the men and women who serve our country and by our families, and we can explain to them that although we might not always agree with those who represent us, anyone who enters public life because they love their country and want to serve it. she concludes that after recalling how moved she was by what she saw in tucson yesterday, specifically mentioning the six individuals who were killed, she says that we can work together to honor their legacy by following their example, by embracing our fellow citizens, by standing up for what we believe is right, and by
taken awe eoff of the streets tucson? well, in arizona, it is easier for family to send family for treatment. >> and it will be the recommendation of a teacher or father or anyone, a mobil response unit to conduct an evaluation, and if that person is found to be in a particular state, they can be involuntarily committed. >> reporter: but cnn has learned that jared loughner was never in the arizona mental health system. even if someone is flagged, it is a complicated problem. he has to be proven a danger to himself or others or is nonfunctional and the first step of forcing treatment. then it has to go before a judge, and even then -- the person if the they are represented by an attorney could try to mitigate that? >> indeed. in our judicial system and in working with the mentally ill, it is looked upon as adversarial situation, so you have a lawyer