LOU WATERS, CNN ANCHOR: Every middle school and high school in Colorado should have a team in place to evaluate verbal threats or threatening conduct by students. That's the recommendation of a task force formed shortly after the Columbine High School massacre two years ago. With details on the Columbine Review Commission's report, we're joined now by CNN's Gina London. Lots in that report, Gina, what's the headline?</s>GINA LONDON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Lou. Well this, in fact, is the report itself, as you mentioned, that was given to the governor just an hour ago by the review commission. Now, in it are dozens of recommendations, as you mentioned. Most of them are regarding school safety, how to make your schools safeter -- safer, rather; and also to law enforcement agencies. Now it's interesting, though, one of the probably biggest headlines coming out of this, Lou, does not have to come from within the document itself, but comes from Governor Bill Owens here in Colorado, who today, just short -- he just stepped short -- stopped short, rather, of urging Jefferson County government -- that's the district attorney's office who was in charge of handling the investigation and the crisis itself -- the sheriff's department -- Governor Bill Owens stopped just short of asking the DA to possibly consider convening a grand jury to study this situation even further. Governor Owens said that there's more information that could come out, in fact. If there is, it should come from the state-run grand jury. And now it is up, of course, to -- to, rather the DA from Jefferson County to call for that grand jury to be convened. And we have spoken to that office, and the spokeswoman there says at point they don't see any criminal activities regarding the investigation, but if they do, they will call one. That's it for now, Lou.</s>WATERS: OK, Gina London out West. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com
Columbine Review Commission Releases Report