any town. there are many difficult days, weeks and months ahead. starting tomorrow, parents will begin burying their children, trying to imagine it s almost unthinkable. it s impossible to find the words. all the words that we can say in this hour are going to seem so small, the face of the tragedy that has occurred here. now, is a time to lean on one another or the parents and the loved ones and the families here to be the ones to lean on. they came together for a convince il, crowding into the local high school just behind me. the local high school auditorium to listen to spiritual leader offering any words of comfort they could. president obama spoke as well and said that we as a nation are simply not doing enough to keep our children safe. he promised to work, to put an end to future tragedies like this one. we ll play you his call for action shortly. but we don t want to focus on the killer. for the last several days we haven t said his name. i don t want history to re
quite frankly. so i can t tell you that didn t happen. i can only tell you that supports a person s opportunity to hunt. and to meet the strictest definition of the second amendment, but beyond that i think this thing has gotten way out of control. and the idea that assault weapons are as plentiful in the united states with a capacity as large as they re available in the united states, including in connecticut, is not something i support. i think this whole issue of assault weapons and weapons that can easily be converted to a salt weapons is a question we really need to have in this country. obviously the discussion can begin about the size of the magazines, and i think that s a good discussion to have. i d love to hear the people argue that we need 30-round magazines and that s somehow tied to the right to bear arms. [ inaudible question ] right, and they say that because they know they can prevent about i m not talking about basic weapons or weapons used in hunting. be
and to end them, we must change. and now we learn more about the victims that unforgettable friday morning. the ultimate question remains, why did it happen. and we may never, ever get an answer to that question, why. welcome to a special edition of starting point from newtown, connecticut. i m joined by early start co-anchor john berman. today, two 6-year-old boys will be buried and children across the country head back to school. jack pinto, a little guy who loved new york giants. and noah pozner, the youngest of the 26 victims who died on friday morning. he is a twin. his sister survived. still doesn t know how her twin brother died. president obama here, trying to bring comfort to the inconsolable, promised to use his powers, everything he can do as president to end this kind of madness. this is our first task. caring for our children. can we truly say as a nation that we re meeting our obligations? three around. come down now. one, two, three, ready, and go
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