• President heads list of dignitaries and local clergy members offering comfort to the people of Newtown, Connecticut
• 20 children, six adults and the shooter are dead after shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School on Friday morning
• Police: Nancy Lanza, mother of gunman, died from multiple gunshot wounds
  
• Gunman Adam Lanza had assault rifle magazines that held 30 bullets each, police said
  
• Victims' names released Saturday; all of the slain children were either 6 or 7 years old
• Complete coverage: Connecticut school shooting
• Soledad O'Brien will be live from Newtown, Connecticut, with advice and insight from Deepak Chopra and from people who have been through other shootings. Watch Starting Point, live at 6 a.m. ET Monday.

[Update 10:27 p.m. ET] Christina Hassinger, 30, the daughter of slain Sandy Hook Elementary Principal Dawn Hochsprung, sent out this tweet after meeting with President Obama before the prayer vigil.

My mom would be SO proud to see President Obama holding her granddaughter. But not as proud as I am of her. http://t.co/YDU88x3O

—
Cristina Hassinger (@Chass63) December 17, 2012

[Updated 9:39 p.m.] A long silence followed the conclusion of President Obama's remarks before the audience began to applaud. The president walked off the stage to return to the floor, but a woman stopped him, turned him around and sent him back up the stairs to the stage. He stopped and waved briefly to the still-applauding crowd before exiting backstage.

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