Legislative leaders, the Governor's staff and the Chief State's Attorney's office continue to work on a controversial bill that would block the disclosure of photos, recordings and other material tied to the Newtown tragedy. 

Media organizations say the bill could wreak havoc with the spirit of the state's Freedom of Information law.  But Governor Malloy is defending the bill.  He views the tragedy as an extraordinary set of circumstances that merit a special law to limit release of materials. 

Malloy was asked if keeping the photos and other material under wraps would only fuel conspiracy theorists.  His response: "they're nuts anyway, ok?"

Malloy says he stands with the parents and wants to protect them.