Before first light, Karen Shannon and
Monica Brooks arrived back at the scene
of so much turmoil.
What's it going to take to get things
back to normal after this kind of
traumatic ordeal?
A lot of hugs.
Hello, love.
That's all I know.
I think about it from time to time, but
everything will be OK.
They came to start cleaning up to prepare
to reopen Monday, but the Thai
family isn't so sure they'll be back.
We're still talking about it
right now. We don't know.
We'll have to we'll have to wait and see.
Their two year old son and nine week
old daughter were held hostage for
several hours.
They were back at the daycare center to
retrieve a car seat this morning.
As far as the kids, you know, they
they're pretty oblivious to the whole
situation, which is good for them,
and take a lot more for the parents to
get over this and then.
The kids will caregiver Denise Anderson
said coming back was frightening, but
something she had to do.
I dread a little going back in today.
I'm a little bit scared, a little bit
nervous. I
didn't really think it'd be too soon.
And I'm shaking.
Once inside, Anderson was hugging parents
who were picking up those rapidly
discarded jackets, backpacks and
homework, and he left his homework
in his coat and everything just dropped
it to run inside to to get
somewhere safe. So
he's got to go back to school.
So he has to get his homework.
Little Lanta Breuer picked up her school
stuff and it made her feel better to be
here.
I was like.
Scared because I thought he was still
in there, but he wasn't.