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Feelings that you have? you feel close to jeff? >> i feel very close to jeff and it's going to continue until our death and i feel good about it. >> do you think you'll ever have the answers you've been looking for about why, what happened? what role, if any, you played? >> maybe not. my primary question is the origins of it. and if something can be learned about that, it may help other people avert problems. >> is it still there, jeff? does it ever go away? >> in part. no, it never completely goes away. i'll probably have to live with it for the rest of my life. i wish it would go away. i wis...

Gitmo like he promised within a year of -- i don't know what -- >> sorry. >> i don't know why you think that's funny because the president told us, gitmo is a moral crisis. >> right. >> in fact, its very existence undercuts what makes us a great country. >> sorry. >> i don't think you should make fun of our president and his most deeply held beliefs. >> yeah. >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> speaking of the elephant in the room. >> wait, it's still open, my back. go ahead. >> speaking of the elephant in the room, even in the piece, the war and foreign policy wasn't mentioned until more than 90 minut...

Most important reason or qualification for general petraeus is that he also knows how to walk the political line fields here on capitol hill, at the white house and even here at the pentagon. so by all accounts, he was a great choice for this job. but i think what we're going to hear tomorrow in these hearings is not so much about general petraeus' qualifications, but about the strategy itself. it will become a forum to raise questions about, look, are we fighting the right war in the right way and should we be there in the first place. >> one of the questions that's been raised is there an an...

Raising the death toll to five. >> he had literally cut a hole in his floor and literally just put her body in the floor and covered it up. >> reporter: and first thing tuesday morning, neal began his 25-minute rampage. first, killing two neighbors. he then drove through the rural community before crashing into the school. afterwards, the shooter continued on until he was finally killed by police in a shootout. and for the first time, we hear from the shooter's family. >> he clearly had no business with firearms. he had full-on paranoia and delusions. >> matt gutman with us live again tonight ...