CBS Evening News - 2014-05-24

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[0:00] Tonight, mass murder. Shots fired. Shots

[0:03] fired. At least seven people are dead

[0:05] near a campus in Santa Barbara,

[0:06] California. Danielle Nodingham on the

[0:09] troubled young man who appears to have

[0:10] pulled the trigger and what police

[0:13] already knew about him. Tomorrow is the

[0:16] day of retribution.

[0:18] Pope Francis begins his tour of the

[0:20] Middle East in Jordan. Alan Pizzy is

[0:23] tracking the Pope's historic mission and

[0:25] a stop sign on one of the best known

[0:27] streets in America. John Blackstone with

[0:30] the twists and turns of a move to shut

[0:33] down Lombard Street.

[0:38] This is the CBS Evening News.

[0:44] Good evening. I'm Jim Axelrod and this

[0:46] is a western edition of the broadcast.

[0:48] The sheriff of Santa Barbara, California

[0:50] calls it a case of premeditated mass

[0:52] murder and a Hollywood filmmaker says

[0:54] his son was the gunman. At least six

[0:57] people were shot and killed late Friday

[0:59] night in a student neighborhood near the

[1:01] University of California, Santa Barbara.

[1:03] Law enforcement sources have confirmed

[1:05] to CBS News the gunman was a 22-year-old

[1:08] named Elliot Roger. He also died of a

[1:10] bullet to the head, although it is not

[1:12] clear if he killed himself or was shot

[1:14] by police. Recently, Roger's mother had

[1:17] apparently seen YouTube videos Roger

[1:19] posted mentioning threats of suicide and

[1:22] killing people, and she called the

[1:23] police. A family lawyer says the police

[1:26] interviewed Roger and found him to be a

[1:28] quote perfectly polite, kind, and

[1:31] wonderful human. Danielle Noddingham

[1:33] begins our coverage.

[1:37] We got another gunshot victim at fire.

[1:40] Shots fired. The calls

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