Nightline #657543
ABC Special for Monday, Mar 05, 2001
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Live discussions with Chris Bury (ABC), Santana High School student John Schardt, Jefferson Center for Mental Health Chief Operations Officer Jo Anne Doherty, and safety consultant Kenneth Trump re: this morning's shootings attributed to freshman student Andy Williams at Santana High School in Santee, California. Discussions with Bury, Terry Moran (ABC), and ABC News Medical Editor Dr. Tim Johnson re: Vice President Dick Cheney's medical condition following his admission earlier this evening to a hospital due to his heart condition. Taped segment with Brian Rooney (ABC), student Josh Stevens, family friend Chris Reynolds, San Diego County District Attorney Paul Pfingst, Santana High School Principal Karen Degischer, and unidentified others.
- Reporter(s):
- Rooney, Brian
- Duration:
- 00:30:00
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