Kids warned adults about temple gunman
Young siblings saw the shooter outside and ran to alert the adults inside the Sikh temple. They're being hailed as heroes.
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Gunman's former girlfriend arrested
Wade Page's former girlfriend was arrested on a weapons charge. She's also accused of being in white supremacist groups.
Families remember Sikh shooting victims
CNN's Randi Kaye tells the stories of victims who lost their lives in the Sikh temple shooting.
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Gunman's boss: He dressed like a neo-nazi
A former boss of the Sikh temple gunman says Page had a problem with female authority and filled out a KKK application.
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Victim's son: Dad's soul is still alive
Amardeep Kaleka explains how he'll grieve his father, who was killed in the temple shooting, in Sikh tradition.
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Criminologist: Sikh temple gunman became neo-Nazi in Army
Criminologist Pete Simi spent time with the Sikh temple gunman and says Page began to identify with racist ideology while serving in the Army.
TJ Leyden is a former skinhead who says his peers and commanding officer knew about his beliefs while he was in the Marine Corps. Leyden also says there are white supremacists actively recruiting within the military.
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Ex-Stepmom: Sikh temple shooter was loving
Anderson Cooper speaks to the former stepmom of the gunman who attacked a Sikh temple in Wisconsin. She says he was a "kind and gentle" child through his teenage years, and that he may have first embraced neo-Nazi views while in the military.
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Wounded cop put other victims first
Lt. Brian Murphy was shot multiple times by the gunman who attacked a Sikh temple. He selflessly put the victims' needs first, according to witnesses.
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Mother and son mourn heroic Sikh victim
Editor's note: To help families of the victims, go to wearesikhs.com or visit the Tri City National Bank in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. Their number is (414) 761-1610.
Satwant Singh Kaleka will be remembered by his son as a man who “lived his life with the principles he knew and he was taught at a young age,” and as a patriot who had “lived the American dream.” In this interview with the Kaleka family, Anderson sits down with the temple president’s wife, Satpal, and his son, Amardeep.
Arriving as an immigrant to the U.S. in 1982 with no more than a couple hundred dollars in his pocket, Amardeep recalls how his father would work 18-hour days at a gas station in order to provide for his family. He believes his father set an excellent example for others. “If you do the hard work, if you live by truth and honesty…it’s going to lead to a good life. He has beautiful children, he has beautiful grandchildren, he has a great wife that has stood by him through thick and thin. His community loves him. Hundreds of people will show up at his funeral.”
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Rep. Zepnick: Need to better educate about Sikhs
Wisconsin state Rep. Josh Zepnick says there needs to be better understanding about the Sikh religion and its followers.
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