NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Mar 06, 2001
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(Studio: Tom Brokaw) Report introduced.
(Santee, California: Chip Reid) The investigation into the shooting at Santana High School in Santee, California, by student Andy Williams reported; scenes shown of a memorial in Santee, California. [Two STUDENTS - talk about Williams and a student who died.] [San Diego County, California, Sheriff's Department Lieutenant Jerry LEWIS - says the gun used was fully loaded.] [Mother Linda WELLS - says her son is lost.]
(Studio: Tom Brokaw) Interview held with Santana High School student Barry Gibson. [GIBSON - talks about helping a friend who was shot; says he was shot in the leg.]
(Chicago: Jim Avila) Efforts to encourage students to report threats of violence to adults examined; scenes shown of three schools where violence plots were foiled. [Philadelphia elementary school STUDENT - says a student threatened to cause a "bloodbath".] [Royal Valley High School principal Jim HOLOMAN - says students are encouraged to speak to adults.] [Royal Valley High School superintendent Dr. Marceta REILLY - comments.] [National School Safety Center Ronald STEPHENS - says the best "metal detector" is a student.] ["Peaceable Schools" Jeff ZETHMEYER - talks about helping students feel connected.]
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