Louisville Bank Shooter's Parents Regret Joining Son for Psychiatrist Appointment.

The parents of Connor Sturgeon, the 25-year-old shooter who killed five people at a Louisville bank earlier this month, revealed in an exclusive interview with TODAY that their son was struggling mentally in the year leading up to the incident and had met with a psychiatrist four days prior to the shooting. They also said that because of his mental condition, he should not have been able to purchase the gun. The families of four of the victims declined to comment, but the family of victim Joshua Barrick called for gun control, saying "enough is enough."