thought nothing of this. 10 seconds later there were three consecutive once in a row. what happened today brought back a vivid memories of what happened back in 1999. the massacre at columbine high school, 24 others were injured. that attack was planned by two seniors. they brought guns, explosives to campus. in the chaos they both committed suicide. colorado is also brought by people being shot in a movie theatre. also the shooting that happened in newtown, connecticut. the visuals are being planned. church bells across connecticut will bring at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. investigators in colorado state that they are investigating whether today s shooting had any connection. regained news. the u.s. coast guard has just rescued a man who apparently jumped into the water from the san mateo-hayward bridge. it appears that he jumped after a disagreement that occurred following an accident. this is video from the scene from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. all was b
mission. they train how they would fight, so they would train in this type of environment. even in very heavy follow? they train as they fight. i want to bring in cnn s victor blackwell in hammond, louisiana, where that helicopter is based. victor s joining us on the phone, as i know you re still gathering information on the ground. what s the latest in this search? reporter: anna the reason i m not able to be in front of a camera we re driving on to louisiana army national guard in hammond. the major general in charge is holding a news conference at the top of the next hour and we re setting up to bring the comments on the latest in the search live to everyone. but we have a bit of good news here. the only good news this morning after this accident is that the weather in the search area is starting to clear. the fog is starting to lift making this search a little easier for the coast guard. florida fish and wildlife and the others searching for the 11 missing servi
the obama administration is ready to point the finger at north korea for the unprecedented sony hack. a move that could come as early as this morning. we re considering a range of options about how to respond. among the possible options, more sanctions. the administration insisting the response will be strong. ky assure you the united states government is not blinking, we re not backing down, we re not in a crouching or fear position here. sources tell cnn there s evidence that the hackers stole computer credentials from a sony system administrator to get access to the company s computer system. the white house said it did not pressure sony to pull the interview, the controversial comedy which depicts the assassination of north korean dictator, kim jong-un. take him out. for coffee, dinner? we believe that kind of artistic expression is worthy of protection. u.s. officials are considering exactly how to characterize the hack, which some are calling an act o
publicly name north korea for the attack, which they have traced using digital footprints. the u.s. government is taking this attack very seriously, as an attack on a company, it s an attack on its employees and frankly, it s an attack on the freedoms that we enjoy in this country, the freedom of an entertainer or an artist to make something, though it may be controversial. and the freedom of people to go see it. we re reviewing a range of options for how we will respond to this attack. cnn justice correspondent evan perez is with me now to tell us more about this. good morning. good morning, carol. this is the big issue for this administration is, how to respond to this north korean hacking, but also to make sure it s not an overreaction. the white house is expected to announce attribution of this hack in the next couple of hours and as you said at the top, carol, the way this was done was to make it look like it was an inside job, to make sure that people thought it w
the response there. adam housley live in l.a. with the fallout. byron york here with analysis on all of this. let s start with leland. what is the white house s response on the cyberattack? reporter: so far they re saying a lot from the past couple days in the white house but largely sitting on their hands despite what is reported conclusive evidence north korea is behind this. this put this movie, known as the interview, at the center of what the white house calls a major national security matter. still though, they are pulling their punches. before we start to publicly speculating about a response it s appropriate that we allow the investigation to move forward. sophisticated actors, when they carry out actions like this, are often times, but not always, but often seeking to provoke a response from the united states of america. they may believe a response from us in one fashion or another would be advantageous to them. reporter: we have also learned from senior offi