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School Violence / Williamsport, Pennsylvania / California #438776

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Mar 08, 2001
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(Capitol Hill: Wolf Blitzer) The shooting in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, of one school girl by another reported. [Victim's father Michael MARCHESE - says the girl should not be tried as an adult.] The shooting Monday in Santee, California, by teen Andy Williams noted.

(Twentynine Palms, California: Anne McDermott) Instances in which kids have reported on threats of school violence examined; scenes shown from Twentynine Palms, California. [Monument High School student Victoria SUDD, principal Eva KINSMAN, Riverside County, California, sheriff Larry SMITH - talk about the threats and reporting on them.] [USC professor David SCHWARTZ - worries about kids being "hyper-vigilant."] [Monument High School student Aaron FRENCH - speculates on a list of victims.]

Reporter(s):
Blitzer, Wolf;
McDermott, Anne
Duration:
00:02:20

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