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Intervening weeks something went wrong. karen smith's mother says her daughter left cedric anderson and whatever happened then appears to have led to this terrible tragedy at this elementary school. >> bill: can't imagine the trauma for the children involved inside that classroom. >> 15 kids were in that class. it was a special needs class. they were from first to fourth grade and terrible to think about what they witnessed. the superintendent of the school had advice for parents picking up their children, listen here. >> parents, i have a message for you. i would like you to please work with ...

Going to be in pretty bad shape. >> all right. renee marsh, thank you so much. in the national lead, new questions about the deadly shooting at an elementary school in san bernardino, california. the question, of course, could anything have prevented cedric anderson from obtaining a gun and walking into that elementary school where police say in, front of more than a dozen children in a special needs class, he killed his estranged wife, karen smith, a student and then himself. two students, in fact, were shot. 8-year-old jonathan martinez, you see him there. he died at the hospital. a 9-year-o...

Held a moment of silence for colleen ritzer. in prison for more than a decade for 1975 killing is getting a new trial and could be released on bond. michael skakel was convicted of killing his neighbor, martha moxley. seventh grade student parents could face charges after their son shot and killed his math teacher and wounded two classmates. the semi automatic handgun could have come from his parents' house. it's actually more common and widespread than you might think. this past may in florida, a fifth grader brought a gun to a special needs class. back in august, a preschooler brought a ...

Counseling, some help, some understanding and not to be threatened with jail time, a felony and up to five years as the total on this. megyn: he's in a special needs class. it's not like the school didn't know he is autistic. his mother says he has the intellectual capacity of a third grader. you are telling me if a third grader drew this, you couldn't charge a third grader with a felony. >> the schools have a zero tolerance policy for a reason. if you break one of the rules they are going to take the same action. it levels the playing field and i get that. should he get a hearing at school to...