FRANK SESNO, CNN ANCHOR: It has happened again, another school, another town traumatized.</s>LOU WATERS, CNN ANCHOR: That's what the story is all about today, one dead, 25 students injured, and two dead at the home of the 15-year-old boy who's being held for the shooting at the school.</s>JOIE CHEN, CNN ANCHOR: ... a teenager, some say he was troubled, accused of gunning down classmates at school. This time it was Springfield, Oregon, a small town about 110 miles southwest of Portland. One student is dead, 23 more are wounded, some of them critically.</s>TONY CLARK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: The Oregon shooting came after shootings in Kentucky, Jonesboro, and as I stood outside the school reporting on it, it kept going through my mind, you know, when is it going to end, how many more of these were going to happen, what was going to change, because it seemed as if this was another case of students just coming in and venting their -- either their anger or frustrations by using a gun, using it on their classmates. Little did I know at that time that in the months ahead I would be in Colorado at Columbine and see one even more deadly than the one in Oregon.
CNN 20: Oregon School Shootings, May 21, 1998