From the New York Times on Michael Warbro, this is The Daily.

Today, the families of the children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School

are suing a conspiracy theorist who claims the massacre was a hoax.

How their lawsuit is putting fake news on trial.

It's Thursday, May 24th.

We were dressing the middle of the gym when we heard some gunshots

and then everybody started kind of panicking.

Then we had a climb into the closets and we heard a lot more gunshots

than the ambulance came, but then the policeman directs us to run out of the building

and go to the fire department.

Looking newtown, Connecticut at an elementary school, Sandy Hook Elementary,

where NBC News says that 18 children, eight adults, plus the gunmen, have been killed.

In a minute, we expect the police will release the names of the victims

as this community begins to process the unimaginable horror of students lost at school.

It was the worst school shooting in American history at that time.

The majority of those who died today were children.

Beautiful little kids between the ages of five and ten years old.

The children were so young, the killing was so horrible and so sudden,

even the president struggled to compose himself when he spoke about it.

They had their entire lives ahead of them.

Birthdays, graduations, weddings, kids of their own.

There was a sense that a killing this awful of children so young in such a cold-blooded way was hard to believe.

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