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This car suddenly plowing into a whole bunch of people who were having fun and enjoying the day. it must seem surreal to you. >> i was in town on saturday. i knew something bad had happened. i heard there was an accident at the parade. my kids have been in that parade at least a dozen times with our local county 4-h clubs. i've been in that exact spot, picking up 4-h kids off the floats. yeah, stit wallwater is a smalln and it was hard to get information because it was such a crazy scene. i knew it was bad when i kept seeing more and more medical helicopters flying into town. >> so you'll be t...

Some of the students, many of the students are part time we're told. the average age of the students according to the college board is 28 years old. so you've got a mature student body on the campus at umpqua. the school is in a very rural area. at least 150 miles due south of portland, oregon. it first started teaching classes in 1961, wolf, right outside roseburg a town of about 22,000 people. i want to show you if you look at the aerial view of the community college and the surrounding community, the potential for even greater danger was there earlier today. again, you've got the campus her...

You see on the screen right now and he said go over to this house, there's been a shooting there. he gave them more information, we don't know it. but the gautier police tell us this guy called on his cell phone to the police down on the coast and said, go check the house. they did. they brought the coroner over, and the woman with whom he had been living, according to police in go shy, was dead, and he was gone. he left in his green suv, and police now believe that he left gautier, mississippi, went north up i-55 through jackson, up to cleveland, mississippi, over on the river. you can see th...

Sheikh mohammed who was teaching classes to intelligence analysts at the site, describing what al qaeda was. >> torture. >> well, john mccain thinks it's torture. and he's an expert on the subject. we considered waterboarding torture when it was used by our troops on the fill peechbs and the war there more than a century ago. is so this is a long history of a long technique, it's one thing to expose for very good reasons as a training technique, our own people to this on a limited basis that they know is limited and it's going to end, it becomes torture when there's no end in sight. >> but geo...

Adequate and appropriate and empowered to deal with this rather unprecedented protest movement. and, again, it does seem that the hong kong authorities have basically decided to wait this out. they have not used force against this remarkable tent city that has sprung up, really, in the center of the city, blocking a main artery here, running through hong kong for more than two months. and as the protest movement has continued, we have seen signs of fatigue coming from some sectors of hong kong society that actually supported this protest movement in the first place. and one of the initiators o...