monday, 45-year-old michael landsberry, also a math teacher, was shot to death in sparks, nevada. ms. ritzer's final tweet to her friends was about that tragedy. "my thoughts and prayers are with those involved in the nevada middle school shooting. simply devastating." today, her best friend described her as overflowing with life. >> she didn't do crazy things to make her happy. she could find joy in anything. she brought so much joy in my life. >> reporter: on twitter ritzer called herself a "math teacher often too excited about the topics i'm teaching." >> she was born to teach. she always loved working with kids. i think they just gravitated towards her and i think as much as they loved her she loved them 100 times more. >> reporter: chism had recently moved here from tennessee. he was on the soccer team. last night, he missed practice and his teammates went out searching for him. >> what kind of person is he? >> we were one big family. we all knew him, liked him. he was nice. we just never saw it coming. >> reporter: and that 14-year-old's mother was in court today. her son wa

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one of the victims was michael landsberry. not only a teacher at the middle school but also a father, husband, and a veteran of our war in afghanistan. family members say they're not surprised he died trying to save little lives. meanwhile, some of his students say their teacher loved batman so much that many used the title as his nickname. one student tweet, you'll always be known at everyone's batman, you're a hero. i love you. rest in peace, are in landsberry. another, hero before and a hero forever. mr. landsberry was an amazing teacher. a real world batman. will carr is in our west coast news hub this afternoon. >> reporter: the mount of sparks is mourning and the local police department does not have any plans to release the suspect's name. they say the suspect was a 12-year-old. he was in seventh grade and he showed up to school with a nine millimeter ruger handgun he had taken from his home. they say a short time later the suspect shot landsberry, two other suspects and then shot and killed himself after he cooperate g

. >> reporter: dozens found the strength to attend a vigil last night for math teacher michael landsberry, killed during a school shooting near reno, nevada. >> he was like a second dad to me when i went there. he cared so much about the students. >> reporter: police say the 45-year-old military veteran tried to stop the 13-year-old gunman monday morning by telling him to lower his weapon but instead the teen shot landsberry in the chest. >> he said i would help you guys. i would do anything for you guys. i guess that meant taking a bullet. he did. >> reporter: landsberry's sister told reporters she's not surprised her brother lost his life trying to protect students. the shooting at sparks middle school started 7:15, law enforcement officials say they arrived within three minutes but by the time they got there the shooter had already wounded two students, killed landsberry and turn the gun on himself. >> he said you ruined my life and i'm going to ruin yours. >> reporter: police say it's too early to determine whether the 13-year-old student targeted specific people. jerika duncan, cbs n

the seventh grader killed teacher michael landsberry and two students before turning the gun on himself i don't a preliminary autopsy show a 13-year-old boy was shot seven times by police as he carried a pellet gun they say looked real. deputies in santa rosa thought andy lopez was carrying a real a.k.47 assault rifle. they told him twice to drop the weapon, but instead, he raised the gun in a deputies direction. >> a new study out of canada is raising legal and he will goical concerns that show better outcome if people in need of a kidney were allowed to buy one. patients who can purchase rather than wait for one could live longer and save money in the long run. it looks like there are plenty of people willing to sell one. 54% of canadians would be willing to sell their organs, some for as little as $10,000. selling organs is illegal in the u.s. and other countries. an estimated 4500 people in the u.s. die waiting for a kidney each year. >> for those who receive one, they often live the rest of their lives on prescription drugs to stop rejection of thear began. a new break through coul

the answer is we don't know right now. >> what police do know is that teacher michael landsberry was killed trying to save students and his actions gave other kids time to escape. he is described as a devoted husband and father to two daughters, and a marine who served in kuwait and did two tours in afghanistan. his bravery comes as no surprise to his younger brother, reggie. >> just because i think ultimately, students and the kids, he cared about them so much, i think, that it was probably a reaction, you know, like you would with your children. >> sparks middle school would remain closed for the rest of the week as students add to a growing memorial for their teacher, aljazeera. >> police say the two students who were shot are improving. the shooter's parents could face charges. it is illegal to allow anyone under the age of 18 to handle a gun without supervision. the boys parents are cooperating with police. >> the latest violence is another reminder, a harsh one of the challenge that remains just keeping our kids safe. the associate executive director and general counsel of the

on monday, michael landsberry, a former marine was described as protecting his students when killed by a 12-year-old in sparks, nevada. the student turned the gun on himself. both communities - sparks and danvers - have low crime. whom sides are rare. in recent here most school shootings - sandy hook and conneticut took place in low-crime communities, criminalologist casey jordan told al jazeera violent prone students in smaller areas are overlooked. >> in the small towns kids are isolated and for kids that don't fit into the cultural norm, who don't want to grow up in mayberry, who feel this is who they are and want to get out, they are often bullied and alienated and don't know ha to do with the fraust ration. >> the 14-year-old arrested in massachusetts has been charged as an adult. it renewed concerns about safety in american schools. an expert says whom sides are on the decline. >> a lot of it is the attention we are drawing to it. there's the spread of violence outside of urban areas and things like that. we are not seeing a rise in the level of violence as much as our perception

last week 12-year-old jose reyes shot and killed math teacher michael landsberry. two others were shot. they survived. reyes turned the gun on himself. he got the gun from his home. >>> the young math teacher murdered in massachusetts will be laid to rest today. hundreds of people attended a viewing for colleen ritzer last night. many wearing pink ribbons. pink was ritzer's favorite color. she was found dead behind danvers high school where she taught. she was killed by one of her students, ritzer was 24. >> it's 5:44. this morning emotions are still running high in santa rosa following the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy. hundreds gathered at a private mortuary in winsor to pay respects to young andy lopez. last week a sheriff's deputy shot the teenager seven times, killing him. lopez was carrying a replica gun designed to look like an assault rifle. authorities say he did not follow orders to drop his weapon and instead raised the barrel of the replica gun toward the deputy. the fbi is conducting an independent investigation. >> the alameda county sheriff's o

. >> reporter: a shot that killed 45-year-old michael landsberry, a popular eighth grade teacher. he was a former marine, who served several tours in afghanistan. he is now being called a hero. >> he was a very well-liked teacher by the students and other teachers. it's very unfortunate that someone like that, that protected our country over there and came back alive had to -- his life had to be taken. >> he loved teaching at sparks middle school. he loved the kids. he loved coaching them. he loved teaching them. he was just a good, all-around individual. >> reporter: students are pouring out their grief on social media. >> i had the chills when i heard mr. landsberry died. having him for math was the best. it's too hard to believe. no teacher will take his place. nothing is going to be the same anymore. you are a hero and you will always be missed at sparks middle school. >> reporter: as for the student suspect, police say he took his own life with that gun. >> i knew the person with the gun. he was really a nice kid. he would make you smile when you're having a bad day. i saw hi

police say the teacher michael landsberry died while trying to shield other students. two students were wounded before the young gunman committed suicide. >>> relief for commuters this one of america's biggest cities this morning. the bay area rapid transit has reached a tentative deal with its union who went on strike on friday. the bart is the fifth largest commuter rail system in the nation. bart's general manager says some of the trains will be back in service at 6:00 a.m. local time in california. >>> while hurricane raymond is still about 100 miles from shore, it's causing plenty of problems along mexico's southern pacific coast. the storm's bands are dumping rain over a region still recovering from record floofding just a few weeks ago. -- flooding just a few weeks ago. ports were closed and hundreds of people evacuated. >>> sunshine and temperatures in the 60s? we hope you like it. >> because you won't see them any time soon. howard joins us with details of a big cooldown next in the seven-day forecast. ( telephone rings ) hi, honey. how's the camping trip? wel

. >> dozens found the strength to attend a vigil last night for math teacher, michael landsberry, a student killed him during a school shooting near reno, nevada. >> he was honestly like a second dad to me when i went there. he cared so much about the students. >> police say the 45-year-old military veteran tried to stop the 13-year-old gunman monday morning by telling him to lower his weapon, but instead, the teen shot landsberry in the chest. >> he said, i would hope you guys, i would do anything for you guys. and i guess that meant taking a bullet and he did. >> landsberry's sister told reporters she's not surprised her brother lost his life trying to protect students. the shooting at the middle school started around 7:15. law enforcement officials say they arrived within three minutes. >> we are inside the cafeteria where the students have been huddled. they are safe here, we're looking for the shooter now. >> by the time they got there, the shooter wounded two students, killed landsberry, and turned the gun on himself. >> he pointed to us and said, you ruined my life and i'm going to r

landsberry was a former marine and member of the nevada air national guard. on the "today" show this morning, one student described coming face to face with that child shooter. >> i thought it was because he was aiming his gun right at my chest and i looked at the gun and my chest -- he was going to shoot me. he was telling him to stop and put the gun down. and then the kid yelled out no, yelling at him. then he shot him. >> nbc's joe fry ar is in sparks nevada with more. joe? >> reporter: at the news conference today, police revealed more details about what happened at sparks middle school yesterday. when the student arrived, he first shot one student in the shoulder then had a confrontation with math teacher mike landsberry, ended up shooting and killing him. after that he shot another student in the abdomen before shooting and killing himself. at this point police are not releasing the name of the shooter and it's unclear if they are going to release the name of the shooter. they do say they are trying to investigate whether there's any connection between

. >> a teacher, michael landsberry was killed monday. two students were also shot, their parents speaking out on wednesday, saying they don't leave that their sons were the targets. the shooter, a 12-year-old, died when he turned the gun on himself. >> two sheriff's deputies that shot and killed a teenager, who was only carrying a pellet gun have now been put on leave. the officers say they repeatedly told the 13-year-old to drop the weapon. they say when he didn't comply, they fired several rounds. police suggesting the begun he carried resembled an assault rifle. the parents are convinced their son would have dropped the gun if he had a chance. >> in yet another accidental shooting in california, three elementary students wounded when a classmate got hold of a pellet gun on a police safety assembly. the student pulled the trigger of an assault rifle that was mouthed on an officer's motorcycle, metal debris striking the kids, causing minor injuries. >> germany's foreign minister summoned the u.s. ambassador in berlin to address the new

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. >> reporter: the teacher is identified by local news outlets as 8th grade math instructor michael landsberry, a former marine, the victim of the shooting. witnesses say he was trying to stop the shooting. >> the best description is chaos. it's too early to say whether he was targeting specific people or just going on a indiscriminate shooting spree. >> reporter: and memorial and prayer services are planned for tonight to remember those who are injured and the teacher who died. in sparks, nevada, derek shore, kpix 5. >> the school will not be open for the rest of the week. >>> a judge says that pg&e can reconnect that gas pipeline in san carlos but at reduced pressure. the line was shut down earlier this month after internal emails raised some concerns that it might fail and cause an explosion similar to the one in san bruno. the hearings are scheduled for next month on whether the line can operate on maximum pressure. that decision is expected in december. >>> dozens of truckers are protesting at a port of oakland terminal mad about what they say are unfair labor practices and say working co

now police are seeking a motive behind the tragic shooting that left teacher michael landsberry, who was a former marine, and the unidentified boy dead and two students now recovering from their gunshot injuries. earlier on the "today" show, one student described just how close he came to being a victim himself. >> we looked back towards where we saw the noise and then we see the kid pull out his gun and shoot the kid in the arm. so then they started running and i froze, because he was aiming his gun right at my chest. i looked at the gun and my chest like he's going to shoot me. so then i turned around and i ran. i heard a gunshot and i thought he shot me. then i looked back and he shot a kid in his leg, arm and stomach. >> so what more do we know about this teacher who made the absolute sacrifice? joe fryer is in sparks, nevada. joe, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, many are calling that teacher a fallen hero. it was just over 24 hours ago students were arriving for another day of school. police say that's when a student showed up with a semiautomatic handgun and opened fire.

. >> the teacher who was killed was identified as michael landsberry. he is married with two stepdaughters. the injured students are said to be in stable condition. >>> nevada research institute announcing a discovery that could lead to a drug to protect people against alzheimer's disease. protein found in two-thirds of the people who get alzheimer's reduces the presence of another protein that slows the ageing process. they say they're experimenting with two drugs that block the effects of the alzheimer-linked protein. they say found in red wine also increases the anti-ageing protein. >>> it is a fan frenzy half a world away. we're going to take you to london where ktvu joe fonzy went in search of 49er fans and met up with their british counter parts. >>> plus a big league proposal with kanye west and kim kardashian. >>> our drieshgs mild weather remains in place for your wednesday, but take a look, the low clouds moving back in. i think smouf us will see dense fog once again for tomorrow morning. i'll have a look at where it should be at its thickest,

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his teacher a 45-year-old former marine michael landsberry was shot in the chest trying to stop him. >>> prince george will be christen in the chapel royale in the saint james chapel in london today. this is a live look. you can see camilla parker bowles arriving and some other guests. the palace has special meaning for william an kate. she was confirmed there and the prince paid last respects to princess diana before her funeral. there's queen elizabeth. prince william and kate are tight-lipped about the guest list expected to be small. we'll also find out who they chose to be prince george's godparents. >>> bart tracks in the east bay will be closed this afternoon so ntsb investigators can reenact the accident that killed two workers over the weekend. buses will take passengers though between pleasant hill and the lafayette stations. the bart tracks are going to be closed from noon to 3:30 this afternoon. the reenactment was supposed to happen yesterday but was postponed until this afternoon. kpix 5's cate caugiran is live now with more. >> reporter: the unions and bart management

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landsberry killed yesterday morning as he tried to protect other students from the shooter. >> reporter:i did talk with students who knew landsberry very well. you'll hear what they have to say about what their former teacher did to help them. that's tonight at 8 >> he always wanted to help. and what ever it was he always wanted to be there and help your >> he protected others from harm. that is a hero in my book. >> he loved his wife's so much. so much >> i miss him to. that is about it. >> reporter: pm. live in sparks, j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> catherine: back to our top story. bart trains resume their service after a multi-day strike. our political analyst michael yaki is here. >> catherine: we were talking about all of the politicians showing up for the announcement. >> since there has been backscattered. for good, and tried to get >> i think none of them should have been there. unless you had something to do with getting this done. >> catherine: there is that bill. we talk about it that is kind of growing. that is making striking any illegal trans instructing illegal. >> that woul

school math teacher michael landsberry was a former marine and he was shot and killed when he tried to get the seventh grader to hand over the gun. >> it's just unbelievable. it's like a terrible dream. i love my brother and i wish he was here, but thank goodness he could help in any way possible. >> the marine is being hailed a hero. police are not releasing the shooter's name out of respect for the young child's family, but say the boy's family is currently cooperating with police. okay ladies, whenever you're ready. thank you. thank you. i got this. no, i'll get it! no, let me get this. seriously. hey, let me get it. ah, uh. i don't want you to pay for this. it's not happening, honey. let her get it. she got her safe driving bonus check from allstate last week. and it's her treat. what about a tip? oh, here's one... get an allstate agent. nice! [ female announcer ] switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a year for driving safely. only from allstate. call an allstate agent and get a quote now. just another way allstate is changing car insurance for good. of their type 2 d

." >> reporter:sharon and michael landsberry shared a love not everyone gets to experience. admired even by their daughters. >> reporter:they were married five years. and every morning before michael would leave for work, he'd make sure to remind sharon how much he loved her -- even if she was still asleep. "the coffee would be ready, he'd get my coffee cup out and put a sticky note on it and write, 'hey my beautiful wife' or 'have a good day, i love you.' it was always different." >> reporter:sharon kept every single note. and is so thankful she did. >> reporter:on october 21st, just three days after their wedding anniversary, michael left for work.but this time, sharon was awake. "that morning when he left, the last words i heard from him were 'have a good day my beautiful wife. i can't wait to be home with you and go for our walk. i love you." >> reporter:about an hour later, sharon heard about the shooting at sparks middle school. >> reporter:and she knew in her heart michael was involved. >> reporter:she later learned he, in fact, try to stop the shooter.and, as a resul

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the memorial outside sparks middle school is dedicated to michael landsberry, the popular math teacher who was killed. he served in afghanistan. his brother, reggie landsberry. >> it's so surreal. i still can't fact only what happened. he was just a good-hearted person. he's do anything for anybody. >> landsberry died protecting students. >> a couple of students got trapped in a doorway and mr. landsberry stepped in front of them and saved them because he was aiming at them. >> what was it look looking at those students looking for your son's face? >> it's an out-of-body experience. i kind of felt like i lost my son. >> the fear that gripped the schoolyard is clear in newly released 911 calls. >> a student from sparks middle school shot a kid with a gun. >> the 12-year-old brought the 9 millimeter ruger automatic semipistol from home. the police say the parents could be charged. >> the potential is there. >> he could have hit a lot more students if he wanted to. >> why do you think he stopped firing and turned the gun on himself? >> i guess he saw no end to it and was afraid to go to j

michael landsberry, continues to grow. the vet who served twice in afghanistan, turned math teacher, killed as he tried to stop the shooting. >> i cannot express my -- enough appreciation for mr. landsberry. he truly is a hero. >> reporter: two other boys, shot before the gunman killed himself, expected to survive. and now, police are looking into whether the boy shooter's parents might be criminally responsible. >> did they knowingly permit their child to have access to this weapon? if there's enough circumstantial evidence, then it's entirely likely they could charge the parents criminal. >> reporter: was this young killer targeting specific people? out here in the schoolyard? police say they don't know. but students here tell me that they believe clearly he was outraged when he opened fire. we also still don't know his name. george, police say they may never reveal it out of respect for his grieving family. >> a lot of questions still to run down. >> that's right. >>> we're going to move on to a mysterious illness affec

at that point math teacher michael landsberry, a former marine tried to stop him. but landsberry, 45-year-old married father of two, took a bullet in the chest, died a hero. the shooter shot a second boy in the stomach before fatally shooting himself in the head. the two boys who were shot are recovering. the boy use ad ruger nine millimeter they believe got from his parents and the parents could be charged. under nevada law it is illegal to handle a gun without supervision. it depends how the child obtained the weapon and whether it was stored securely and risk of used in a violent act. police say the parents are cooperating. the as for motive thinks it was revenge. he told cbs and pointed to us, you ruined my life and now i'm going to ruin yours. jon, jenna. jenna: patti ann, thank you. jon: if you were watching yesterday, a big court decision broke during "happening now" that could have a huge impact on obamacare. you probably know 36 states have told the federal government they do not want to those insurance exchanges required under the law. that means the feds

landsberry. many in the community are still shocked about what happen. they say landsberry has earned 25 awards for serviec in the marines over the years and a math teacher many students will never forget. >> we're learning more about the nevada boy who police say shot and killed his math teacher -- before killing himself. we will be right back. >> charges could be brought against three former boy scout leaders in utah. a video shows one of them vandalizing a rock formation estimated to be millions of years old. and we're learning more about two of the men. tom foreman reports. >> it took millions of years for this rock formation and to be built in utah. but it took seconds for him to push one over. >> >> (laughter) >> both of these german more released of being a boy scout leaders. and they may also face charges and they stated that they have received death threats. the senate today have received hundreds of hateful messages. >> and they stated that there were donate service by preventing best-b

michael landsberry veteran, wonderful math teacher, admired by students died a hero. police have not suggested any motive for shootings. we may get more details at a news conference scheduled for 10:00 pacific time this morning. school and another nearby will be closed for the rest of the week while this community mourns. charlie, norah? >> john, thank you. >>> and president obama is vowing that healthcare.gov will be fixed. in a cbs news poll out this morning only 12% of americans say the government's efforts to sign people up for health insurance is going well. 49% believe it is not working. bill plante is at the white house. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and good morning in the west. well, we now know that there were signs of big trouble before the website opened for business. but the administration launched healthcare.gov anyway. "the washington post" says this morning that in a prelaunch test to see if it could handle tens of thousands of people at once, the site crashed when just a few hundred had logged on. now, the president monday admitted th

the memorial outside sparks middle school is dedicated to michael landsberry the popular math teacher who was killed. he served in afghanistan. his brother, reggie landsberry. >> it's so surreal. i still can't fact only what happened. he was just a good-hearted person. he's do anything for anybody. >> landsberry died protecting students. >> a couple of students got trapped in a doorway and mr. landsberry stepped in front of them and saved them because he was aiming at them. >> what was it look looking at those students looking for your son's face? >> it's an out-of-body experience. i kind of felt like i lost my son. >> the fear that gripped the schoolyard is clear in newly released 911 calls. >> a student from sparks middle school shot a kid with a gun. >> the 12-year-old brought the 9 millimeter ruger automatic semipistol from home. the police say the parents could be charged. >> the potential is there. >> he could have hit a lot more students if he wanted to. >> why do you think he stopped firing and turned the gun on himself? >> i guess he saw no end to it and was afraid to go to j

some attendees held batman boulogne's one of michael lance various--michael landsberry. favorite cartoon superheros. new this morning. more young people are reaching all to their families after being harassed or counted on line and it's helping treat according to a poll by the associated press incidents of so-called digital views are still prevalent a somewhat on that decline. to some--the survey also suggested a growing awareness among teenagers and young adults back on line bullying is hurting society. there also is an acoustic-of tick among those willing to seek help by telling their parents or a sibling. >>mark: german chancellor angela merkel , president obama to complain that herself on may have been monitored by the u.s. government. the white house says it is a monitoring merkel's communications but conspicuously didn't say they were never mounted. the german foreign ministry says it has summit in the u.s. ambassador to its offices today. >>mark: the obama administration is turning its attention back to immigration reform. administration officials as president oba

witnesses say this man, the teacher, 45-year-old michael landsberry, tried to get the student to put down the weapon when he was shot and killed. >> he loved teaching at sparks middle school. he loved the kids. he was a good, all-around individual. >> police say moments after they arrived, the boy shot and killed himself. other students say the student had been bullied. police say it's too early to tell if the student was targeting individuals or if the shootings were random. >>> janet napolitano is already facing new opposition on her new job. there's been no confidence passed in napolitano. some students say they are uncomfortable of her as uc berkeley because of the immigration issues when she was show land security -- homeland security secretary. >>> going through airport security checks will soon start long before you get on a plane. the tsa is expanding background checks on passengers. right now, your name, your gender, your date of birth, they are all compared with terrorist watch lists during the prescreenings. but soon, passengers will be prescreened using government and pri

math teacher, michael landsberry, a marine veteran being held as a hero. police say he confronted the shooter, sacrificing his own life but probably saving many others. >> didn't believe it at first, you know. i was too cool to be shot. but, i got home, i heard the news and, it really hit me hard. >> he was honestly like a second dad to me when i went there. he cared so much about the students. he said, i would, i told you guys i would do anything for you guys and i guess, that meant takeing a bullet. and he did. >> will carr live with more from the los angeles newsroom. will, what can you tell us about this heroic teacher? >> reporter: well good morning, heather. i can tell you the latest is friends and family say that it cops as no surprise that people are calling landsberry a hear row. dozens of people came together last night for a vigil to remember the 8th grade math teacher. he was also a soccer coach. police say landsberry, who was 45 years old, served in the marines, also a member of the nevada national guard, saying he tried to talk the shooter do

police say a 12-year-old student shot and wounded two classmates and killed a teacher, michael landsberry. the boy later killed himself. classes at the middle school are canceled for the rest of the week. >>> 7:16. we're just minutes away from a major immigration reform announcement by president obama he will be asking congress to you come up with a bipartisan by the end of the year. justin gray is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with details on exactly what the president is proposing. justin? >> reporter: well, to give you an idea how important this is for the state of california, nancy pelosi says if we pass immigration reform, it would add as many as 70,000 jobs to the california economy just next year. but in order for that to happen, democrats and republicans, they will have to come together for some sort of solution. president obama will ask for what he is calling a common sense approach from the east room of the white house in about 10, 20 minutes. that would mean strengthening border security, creating an earned path to citizenship and holding employers accountable. >> there was

. >> in nevada, they are remembering another murdered teacher, michael landsberry was killed when a seventh grader opened fire at the school. two students were also shot. the parents of the two young victims don't believe their sons were specifically targeted. the 12-year-old shooter also killed himself in the attack. >> two sheriff's deputies that shot and killed a teenager who was only carrying a pellet gun have been put on leave. the officers in santa rosa california say they repeatedly ordered 13-year-old andy lopez to drop the weapon. they say when he didn't comply, they fired several rounds. police suggest the gun he was carrying resembled and a.k.47 assault rifle. the boy's parents are convinced he would have dropped the pellet gun if he had a chance. >> in another school shooting incident, three california elementary school students were wounded when a classmate got ahold of a gun at a police safety assembly. he pulled the trigger of an assault rifle mounded on an officer's motorcycle. metal debris struck the kids causing minor injuries. >> the ambassador in berlin will discuss the

michael landsberry, who was also a veteran. landsberry had done two tours of duty in afghanistan as a member of the nevada national guard. in addition to that death, two students were wounded and ultimately the shooter took his own life. >>> it was a sexual molestation scandal that absolutely brought down this college football power house. its legendary head coach, and tainted the reputation of a venerable state university. now a multimillion settlement has been reached with former victims of former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. university officials announced the agreement just this afternoon. here's the deal, the school will pay out nearly $60 million in total. the terms include a release of all claims against penn state and other parties and are subject to confidentiality agriements. we go back to danny cevalos. here's what i want to know. i don't know if this is a judge, how you come up with putting a dollar amount on this for each and every one of these 26 victims. >> negotiations have been going on fo

his life was saved by teacher michael landsberry. joseoins us with his mother. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> morning. >> jose, how are you doing today? >> good. >> yeah? you're hanging in there? >> yeah. >> you saw and heard an awful lot yesterday, jose. take me back to the time you arrived at school. i understand you were just there a short while when the shooting started. what did you see, and what did you hear? >> when i was at school, i was hanging out with my friends, and then we heard a loud gunshot. we thought it was fire crackers. so then we looked back towards where we saw the noise and we see the kid pull out his gun and shoot the kid in the arm. then they started running. i froze because he was aiming his gun right at my chest, and i looked at the gun and my chest like he was going to shoot me. so i turned around and i ran. i heard a gunshot, and i thought he shot me. then i looked back, and he shot a kid in his leg, arm, and stomach. >> jose, you could actually hear some of the conversation going on between that first student and t

she had a feeling michael a marine in nevada air national guardsman had stepped in. police say a 12-year-old shot and killed the popular math teacher and coach as he tried to convince the boy to put down his weapon. >> he wouldn't want me to be angry. there's no reason to be angry. we lived a good life. >> reporter: three days before michael died, the couple celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary. before he left for work the morning of the shooting, he said these final words to his wife. >> have a good day, my beautiful wife. i can't wait to be home with you and go for our walk. i love you. >> reporter: sharon says almost every morning michael would put a sticky note on her coffee cup to say i love you. she kept every, single note and is thankful that she did. >> he's always there, always will be. he's guiding me through. >> reporter: this sunday, michael will receive a 21-gun salute as family and friends celebrate his life and his love for community and country. jericka duncan, cbs news. >> police are still trying to determine what prompted the middle school stu