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The alleged shooter used a shotgun and a .38 revolver legally owned by his father, Gov. Greg Abbott said.The suspect's family issued a statement Saturday, saying they are shocked and confused, and expressing condolences to the victims. Pagourtzis is a "smart, quiet, sweet boy," they said."While we remain mostly in the dark about the specifics of yesterday's tragedy, what we have learned from media reports seems incompatible with the boy we love," they said.The family said they are cooperating with investigators and will make no other public comments until the fact-finding stage is completed.Pagourtzis is being held without bail and is accused of capital murder of multiple people and aggravated assault on a public servant. He has not entered a plea.Attorneys Robert Barfield and Nicholas Poehl said they had met with Pagourtzis for two, 30-minute visits. Barfield said his client is "not doing well" and is "confused.""I think that at this point, I think he's in some kind of shock," Poehl told CNN on Sunday. "It's going to be a while before I can tell you more."The suspect won't face the death penalty if he is convicted. Under Texas law, offenders who are under age 18 and charged with a capital offense face a maximum punishment of life in prison with the possibility of parole after 40 years, according to Robert Dunham of the Death Penalty Information Center.The suspect told an investigator he acted alone and spared people he liked because he wanted his story told, according to a probable cause affidavit. 1529

The final design of the set was done by Lego designers Tara Wike and Gemma Anderson. Wike visited Weinstock and Margaret Hamilton, one of the scientists in the set, to present the final design. 193

The BBB says scammers are trying to convince Windows users that they can pay to update their "expiring Windows license."Here's how the scam works. You receive a call from someone posing as a Microsoft employee, saying you need to upgrade your operating system in order for your computer to keep working. The fake Microsoft employee may tell you that you need to upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10, or that your Windows license is expiring.Then, they are going to try to convince you to pay annual fees (that don't exist) in order to update your expired Windows license. They also might request remote access to your computer under the guise of installing new software."If you pay the fees, you could lose hundreds of dollars," the BBB warns. "But if you allow the scammer access to your computer, your secure personal information, such as banking details and login credentials, can be compromised. This puts you at risk for identity theft."Microsoft has confirmed to the BBB that they never reach out to offer support by phone or via pop-up windows on your computer screen. All support requests are initiated by customers. "Microsoft won’t reimburse scam victims for money or gift cards given to scammers, but they are happy to check over your computer to make sure any viruses or malware have been removed," the BBB says.The BBB has the following tips for folks who don't want to fall victim to tech scams:Don’t trust unsolicited callers. Reputable companies don’t call consumers without their permission.Double check unusual claims. If someone calls you claiming you have a problem you had no idea existed, don’t take their word for it. Hang up and do some research before you accept any help. In the BBB Scam Tracker reports, victims report that they were already using Windows 10 when they got a call claiming they needed to upgrade.Never allow a stranger remote access to your computer. If you have a genuine tech problem, get help from a reputable company or individual.Get tech information straight from the source. If your computer runs Windows, for example, find out about updates, new operating systems, and tech support directly from Microsoft. Double check you are on the official website or calling the real support line before you share personal information or pay any money.The Microsoft support website has more information about 2348

The BLM reminded the public that there are "a number of remarkable places to explore that have been developed for visitation."When visiting these areas and any other public lands, they urge people to follow the "Leave No Trace" principles, found here.This story was originally published by Spencer Burt on KSTU in Salt Lake City. 329

The Chula Vista outpost of the local chain has some of the best happy hour offerings in the South Bay. Try specials like the mini tacos, and wash them down with a margarita. 179

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