i know is a tough time for your state, governor thank you. thank you and thank america for all their support. greta: next the accused killer s house. griff jenkins takes you to the home where loughner kept a bizarre shrine with a skull. we have a guest who was in the same room as at accused cold blooded gunman. what happened? fan out, coming up. [ female announcer ] the only thing better than seafood is enjoying it together. and right now, a complete seafood dinner for two is just $29.99 at red lobster. you both get a fresh salad and irresistible cheddar bay biscuits. two entrees, from a menu of classic favorites and new creations. and your choice of either an appetizer or a dessert to share. your favorite seafood with your favorite person, just $29.99. for a limited time at red lober. everyone s eating tacos outside bill s office.
greta: who is accused killer engineer rad loughner? today we learn of a shrine built by the accused killer in his backyard. he sits behind a camouflaged tent that contains the replica of a skull, sitting on top of a pot filled with sliver ed oranges. reporter: the 22-year-old drop-out who alleged shot 12, killed six. you can see in the driveway, a you see by the front door, a cardboard box that looks like a barricade. reports that the family was barricading the fbi, not true. we believe they were barricading out the press.
now they fear to go on camera to be identified. stephen is a former classmate of loughner. what can you tell us about him? he was off. he always seemed off. he wasn t able to connect with people the same way most others can. he spoke it would seem disconnected and people weren t able to understand where he was coming from. reporter: what we ve all been reporting is obviously the school bounced him, pima community college. you go to the university of arizona and you take class there is. see signs that he should be did you see signs that he should be excelled or he could be a threat? students were distracted by his presence. i think that s where that came from, people felt threatened around him, they felt uncomfortable. they didn t like pacific in the same room as him. reporter: was he a bully?
here at this network doing that and how deeply affected they are and other people in this community in new york. we need to pull together in this country and not point fingers in the way he has. that hurts people. sean: very well said. we ll leave it on that note. peter johnson, thanks all for being here. greta is continuing with the news. we ll see you back here tomorrow night. greta: six innocent people gunned down. at this hour congresswoman gabrielle giffords shot in the head clinging to life. we are learning more about jared loughner the man accused of doing the unthinkable. loughner was in court a few hours ago. a man who was feet from loughner in court is here. on the record takes you to loughner s home where the
now they fear to go on camera to be identified. stephen is a former classmate of loughner. what can you tell us about him? he was off. he always seemed off. he wasn t able to connect with people the same way most others can. he spoke it would seem disconnected and people weren t able to understand where he was coming from. reporter: what we ve all been reporting is obviously the school bounced him, pima community college. you go to the university of arizona and you take class there is. see signs that he should be did you see signs that he should be excelled or he could be a threat? students were distracted by his presence. i think that s where that came from, people felt threatened around him, they felt uncomfortable. they didn t like pacific in the same room as him. reporter: was he a bully? no, i never