CBS Evening News - 2012-12-17

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[0:01] Tonight, saying goodbye.

[0:04] Jack Pinto and Noah Posner, 6 years old,

[0:07] are the first of 20 first graders from

[0:09] Sandy Hook School to be laid to rest.

[0:12] Jim Axelrod is in Newtown, Connecticut.

[0:15] Bob Orr and Seth Doane have new

[0:17] developments in the investigation.

[0:20] We'll hear from an eyewitness who

[0:21] survived.

[0:22] >> I could see his his feet and his legs

[0:25] from the knees down.

[0:27] And his feet were facing in my

[0:29] direction.

[0:31] And I just froze with fear.

[0:33] >> And America's first father remembers the

[0:36] children we lost.

[0:38] >> God has called them all home.

[0:45] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Scott

[0:47] Pelley.

[0:49] Good evening.

[0:51] The funerals began today. Two of the

[0:53] children killed in Newtown, Connecticut

[0:56] on Friday have been laid to rest.

[0:58] Mourners leaving the service for

[1:00] 6-year-old Noah Posner were told to keep

[1:03] his memory in their hearts.

[1:05] But hearts are strained to breaking by

[1:08] the senseless loss.

[1:10] At makeshift memorials, parents held

[1:12] their children and tried to comprehend

[1:15] 20 first graders murdered at Sandy Hook

[1:19] Elementary School along with the six

[1:21] staff members who tried to save them.

[1:24] Tonight, we know more about how it

[1:26] happened. And we have a team of

[1:28] correspondents on this tragedy. First,

[1:31] we'll go to Jim Axelrod.

[1:33] >> At 1:00 this afternoon, the first two

[1:35] funerals began. One in Newtown, the

[1:38] other 25 miles away. Audrey Petchek

[1:41] spoke for many.

[1:42] >> You shouldn't be at a 6-year-old's

[1:44] funeral.

[1:46] I mean, this

[1:47] this is a devastating event and it

[1:49] it's heartbreaking as it is, it just

[1:51] keeps getting more heartbreaking.

[1:52] >> 6-year-old Noah Posner

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