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    Weekly Address: Nation Grieves for Those Killed in Tragic Shooting in Newtown, CT

    by whitehouse 170,633 views

    The President says the nation's thoughts and prayers are with those who lost a loved one during Friday's tragic shooting in Newtown, CT.

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    Hartford prays for Newtown victims

    by WTNH 1,773 views

    A large crowd gathered at the 100 year old Bushnell Park carousel. It was scheduled to be open for children to ride it but all of winter fest was canceled so that people, many with their children could come here and grieve.

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    Church members devastated over shooting

    by WTNH 1,658 views

    A lot of community members don't know what to do and don't know how to express their grief so the church is a great place for people to come together.

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    Raw: Vigil After Shooting in Newtown, Conn.

    by AssociatedPress 11,887 views

    A vigil was held in Newtown, Connecticut after a man killed his mother at their home and then opened fire Friday inside an elementary school, massacring 26 people, including 20 children. (Dec. 14)

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    Psychiatrist: Families 'Grieving Terribly'

    by AssociatedPress 8,797 views

    A trauma physician and psychiatrist who was one of the first mental health experts on the scene of the Connecticut school shooting said 'people were crying and grieving terribly.' (Dec. 14)

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    Raw: Memorial at Newtown, Conn. Church

    by AssociatedPress 6,985 views

    A memorial service was held in Newtown, Connecticut, after a man opened fire Friday inside two classrooms at an elementary school where his mother was a teacher, killing 26 people, including 20 children. (Dec. 14)

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    Vigils for US school shooting victims

    by AlJazeeraEnglish 7,668 views

    Thousands gathered at a spontaneous service for the victims of a school shooting in the US state of Connecticut that left at least 26 dead, including 20 children as young as five. Police were called to Sandy Hook elementary school after a man believed to be in his twenties walked in, pulled a ski mask over his face and started shooting. The shooter was found dead inside. It's been reported he had at least two guns by his side. Al Jazeera's Cath Turner reports from Newtown.

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    "Our hearts are broken"; scenes after the school massacre - Rough Cuts

    by Reuters TV 39,671 views

    A gunman opens fire in a Connecticut elementary school on Friday killing 26, including 20 children. President Obama says, "So our hearts are broken today — for the parents and grandparents, sisters and brothers of these little children, and for the families of the adults who were lost." (December 14, 2012)

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    Somber mood in Newtown

    by WTNH 1,955 views

    If words are to be offered for comfort how difficult it is to find one word, one phrase to encapsulate the magnitude of tragedy surrounding Newtown Connecticut.

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    Shock surrounds Newtown after school massacre

    by Euronews 3,607 views

    http://www.euronews.com/ The pictures and post-truamatic scenes of people holding hands or hugging each other for comfort are sadly now a familiar sight but the shock of another brutal school killing never ceases.

    Sandy Hook teacher, Kaitlin Roig, described the horror of what she thought were her and pupils' final moments.

    "I was thinking that I have to almost be their parent... so I said to them, I need you to know that I love you all very much and that it's going to be okay because I thought that was the last thing they were ever going to hear," she said.

    In a town where there has reportedly only been one murder in the last decade, for some such a tragedy is beyond belief.

    "This town is 300 years old and this is probably the worst day in the history of this town. It's hard to believe anything like this could happen in this town. It's a very quiet town," lamented Newtown resident Peter Alpi. "It's horrible that such evil exists in the United States and in Sandy Hook in particular. That's the nature of the world we live in, I guess," he added.

    We may never find out what exactly happened or why but the pain and terror of what took place in Newtown will be felt right across America.

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    Vigil Outside White House for Victims of Connecticut Shooting

    by NTDTV 736 views

    Washington, DC residents and visitors hold a vigil outside the White House to mourn the victims of the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.

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    Mourners in Washington, DC held a vigil outside the White House on Friday to honor the victims of the deadly school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut. Many of them were there to call for stricter gun control laws, saying that such laws are needed to prevent similar shootings from occurring in the future.

    [Alice Chen, Medical Doctor]:
    "I have been watching the news all day about what happened in Connecticut and I just had to come out and show my support for the families and also say that it is time for us to do something about gun violence."

    Others were upset about the availability of assault weapons, which only have one purpose.

    [Randall Luttenberg, Maryland Resident]:
    "Assault weapons are designed to kill as many people as possible, as quickly as possible. They have no place in our society, have no place in our communities and there is no claim of rights or sport or anything that in my mind that justifies that."

    Twenty-eight people, including 20 schoolchildren, were killed in the shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.

    Law enforcement sources have identified the gunman as 20-year-old Adam Lanza, who they say killed himself after carrying out the shooting.

    President Barack Obama, wiping away tears and pausing to collect his emotions in an address to the nation, mourned the "beautiful little kids between the ages of 5 and 10 years old," who were killed.

    The holiday season tragedy was the second shooting rampage in the US this week and the latest in a series of mass killings this year.

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    Vigils held for school shooting victims

    by Euronews 1,599 views

    http://www.euronews.com/ The Catholic Church in Newtown was packed on Friday evening as hundreds of grieving residents held a vigil in memory of the children and staff killed.

    With a population of just 27,000 many here knew personally the victims. Monsignor Robert Weiss baptised some of the children. He told the congregation that they lit up the community better than all the Christmas lights.

    Many other people who could not get into the church held improptu remembrance ceremonies to pay hommage to the victims.

    Our US correspondent, Stefan Grobe, says the shooting is certain to reignite the debate over gun control: "After one of the most horrifying days in recent US history, the night has finally taken hold of this small community. But tomorrow, when the country awakes, the same old demons that keep haunting America will be back."

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    White House vigil held for Connecticut shooting victims

    by telegraphtv 3,045 views

    Washington, D.C. residents hold a vigil outside the White House to mourn the victims of the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, and demand a debate on gun control in America.



    Demonstrators in Washington, D.C. held a vigil outside the White House on Friday evening, mourning the victims of the deadly school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.

    Many of the demonstrators were there to call for stricter gun control laws, saying that such laws are needed to prevent similar shootings from occurring in the future.

    "I have been watching the news all day about what happened in Connecticut and I just had to come out and show my support for the families and also say that it is time for us to do something about gun violence," said Alice Chen, a doctor.

    Other demonstrators were upset about the availability of assault weapons in the US.

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    A Nation Mourns Online

    by WSJDigitalNetwork 1,225 views

    The nation mourned via Twitter and Facebook, as details came in throughout Friday on the tragic shooting in Newtown, Connecticut. WSJ's Andy Jordan has details on some of the social media traffic on a day of mourning. Image: Associated Press.

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