Santa Barbara, California / Shooting / The Victims / Pasichuke. Astaire Interviews

Santa Barbara, California / Shooting / The Victims / Pasichuke. Astaire Interviews #1066910

CNN Evening News for Thursday, May 29, 2014
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The new information about the visit by deputies to the home of Elliot Rodger, who killed people near the University of California at Santa Barbara, noted.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Earlier interview held with skateboarder Nick Pasichuke†, who was run down by the killer's car; photos shown. [PASICHUKE†- says he can manage the pain and get fixed; describes what happened when hit from behind; hopes to get back to playing water polo.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Earlier interview held with the Rodger family spokesman Simon Astaire about the rampage. [ASTAIRE - says the shooter's family is crippled by grief by the death of their son, Elliot; comments on Elliot's videos and the police visit with Elliot.]

Reporter(s):: Cooper, Anderson
Duration:: 00:10:20

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