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Officials are almost sure the recovery of the missing is almost finished, and many are pulling together to help Oklahoma after the devastating tornado ripped through killing at least 24 people, reports CNBC's Jane Wells.
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In the wake of the Connecticut elementary school shooting, many are discussing mental health care Brenda Reiss-Brennan, Mental Health Integration director at Intermountain Healthcare, provides perspective. "There is care out there, it's just not coordinated, and it's not funded adequately enough so we can have appropriate access to that care," she says.
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The Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting on Friday killed 20 children and 6 adults. NBC's Danielle Leigh reports 2 funeral services were held; and CNBC's Hampton Pearson has the details of demonstrations outside the NRA.
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Shares of gun makers Smith and Wesson and rival Sturm Ruger are under pressure on talks of stricter gun laws, reports CNBC's Mary Thompson.
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"We can't expect events like this as routine," said President Obama at the vigil Sunday night in Newtown, CT. Marc Morial, National Urban League and Ron Christie, Christie Strategies, discuss how to get the country to find middle ground on gun control laws.
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CNBC's Hampton Pearson looks back to past comments from President Obama on gun control, and discusses the dialogue taking place after Friday's elementary school shooting in Connecticut.
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NBC's Danielle Leigh reports students who attended Sandy Hook Elementary School are indefinitely excused; and CNBC's Hampton Pearson reports the shooting has reignited a debate over gun control and the safety of our schools.
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NBC's Chris Pollone reports on the tragic school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut Friday morning, in which 26 victims were killed; and Blake Zeff, Former Obama Presidential Campaign Aide; Rep. Nan Hayworth (R-NY); and Mark Simone, WABC Radio Talk show host, discuss.
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NBC News' Chris Pollone reports the latest from Newtown, Connecticut, where a school shooting took place Friday morning in which 20 children and 7 adults were killed, including the gunman.
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CNBC's Mary Thompson takes a close look at gun sales and trends before and after President Obama's re-election, and amid recent tragedies.
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In the wake of the Newtown school massacre, Senator Joe Manchin, Democrat from West Virginia, calls for Congress to move toward restricting assault weapons while continuing to protect Second Amendment rights.
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NBC's Chris Pollone reports the Connecticut gunman has now been identified as Adam Lanza; and that the guns used in this attack were registered to Adam Lanza's mother.
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NBC's Chris Pellone reports investigators continue to try to figure out exactly what happened at the elementary school shooting.
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CNBC's John Harwood reports President Obama was visibly shaken during his remarks following the shooting of 20 children and 6 adults at an elementary school in Connecticut.
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President Obama makes emotional comments on the Connecticut school shootings that have left more than two dozen children and adults dead.
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CORRECTION: Initial police information was incorrect. The shooter was 20-year-old Adam Lanza, not his older brother Ryan. Adam lived in Newtown, Connecticut, where his mother taught kindergarten at Sandy Hook Elementary.
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Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy is meeting with the families who lost loved ones in the elementary school shooting today in Newtown, reports NBC's Michelle Franzen.
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What can be deduced about the suspect from the news already reported, with Retired FBI profiler Marry Ellen O'Toole. "These kinds of crimes are planned events," she says.
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CNBC's Bertha Coombs reports the mother of the shooter is among the 18 people who were killed at the Connecticut school in which she taught.
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CNBC's Brian Sullivan reports a parent of the suspected shooter was found dead.
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CNBC's Bertha Coombs reports the latest on the elementary school shooting in Connecticut, saying 18 children and 8 adults have died.