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Santee, California / School Shooting / More Threats #397499

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Mar 08, 2001
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(New York: Jim Axelrod) More violence threats against Santana High School students returning to school after the shooting in Santee, California, reported; details given about gunman Andy Williams; map shown of school violence threats across the country; home video from Williams' home shown. [Grossmont school district superintendent Granger WARD - says the threats will be taken seriously.] [WILLIAMS - describes his home.] [NYU Child Study Center Dr. Harold KOPLEWICZ - talks about psychiatric illness.] [Victim's father Michael MARCHESE - says nobody knows why these things happen.] [Kaiser Family Foundation Tina HOFF - says children are concerned about guns in school.]

Reporter(s):
Axelrod, Jim;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:10

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