Louisville shooter's parents recount mental health struggle

The mother of a man who shot and killed five coworkers at a Louisville bank says her son's struggle with mental health problems began a year earlier. He had panic attacks, anxiety and a suicide attempt. But the situation appeared to be managed. In an interview with NBC’s “Today” show, Lisa Sturgeon said her son Connor had a panic attack six days before the shooting and thought he should take time off. Lisa Sturgeon says he was seeing a psychiatrist and taking medication. The parents say he shouldn’t have been able to buy the rifle because of his mental state.