CBS Evening News for Monday, Mar 05, 2001
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Santee, California: Jerry Bowen) The shooting of 15 students at Santana High School in Santee, California, with two deaths by a student {Andy Williams} featured; scenes shown of students and police near the school. [Three STUDENTS - say people first thought it was a joke; talks about seeing others get shot.] [Two MOTHERS - describe their reactions to the news.] [San Diego, California, sheriff's department Ali PEREZ - says the gunman was in the bathroom when he surrendered.] [Santana High School principal Karen DEGISCHER - says the school had prepared for violent attacks.] [Student Josh STEVENS - says the gunman said he was joking about bringing a gun to school.]
(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Los Angeles: Bill Whitaker) Several warnings about the Santana High School shooting noted. [Acquaintance of suspect Chris REYNOLDS - says the gunman got "picked on a lot".] [Three STUDENTS - say others did not like him because he was a freshman; say the gunman smiled as he shot others; say the student bragged about having access to guns.] [STEVENS - says he did not think the gunman would do what he did.] [Los Angeles Unified School District Marleen WONG - says people need to be aware of troubled students without getting paranoid.]
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