sawyer. telephone, mr. thompson. it's mr. sawyer. thank you, hazel. hello, mr. sawyer. thanks for returning my call. uh, i'd like to talk to you about that proposition you made to me. would you folks like a cup of coffee? well, not exactly, mr. sawyer. i'd like the job very much, but, uh-- tea? not so fast, mr. sawyer. there are a few qualifications. it's been years since i've had a long vacation, and my wife and i were planning on a trip to the south seas, kind of a second honeymoon. well, we were planning on three months. be firm, dear. well, just a moment, mr. sawyer. he can keep the job open for six weeks. what do you say, deirdre? - we could fly home. - whatever you say, dear. take it! we only had six days on our first honeymoon. you've got a deal, mr. sawyer. see you in the office tomorrow morning. just practicing. you've got the wrong ear, deirdre. left side means you're available. i am. the right one, you're taken. he's gonna take the job, but first they're going on their second honeymoon. boy, i never saw such a change in a woman in my whole life. come on, harr

jordan vilines joins us live from sawyer point...and jordan...what are you hearing? live the big reveal isn't taking place just yet but only a few more hours until we find out who the performers are that'll be hitting the stage this summer. take a look at some video from bunbury music festival in year's past.. vo from june 3rd to june 5th, the bunbury music festival will be held right here in sawyer point park and yeatman's cove. the event first started in 2012 and is a three-day alternative and indie rock music festival that typically takes place on four stages with more than 50 performances . past headliners include jane's addiction, weezer, death cab for cutie, fun., mgmt, and the national. live order and it's delivered on the same day. this morning, u-p-s is looking to make that a reality. big brown will invest in same-day delivery company deliv. four years ago -- working with macy's, kohl's and other retail outlets to deliver day they're made. ups says the investment will help it research the same-day delivery market. reason to be roadways. according to a by ins

in about 15 minutes announce this jordan vilines sawyer point... the big reveal isn't more hours until we find out who the performers are that'll be hitting the stage this summer. take a look at some video from bunbury music festival in year's past.. from june 3rd to june 5th, the bunbury music festival will be held right here in sawyer point park and yeatman's cove. the event first started in 2012 and is a three-day alternative and indie rock music festival that typically takes place on four stages with more than 50 performances . past headliners include jane's addiction, weezer, death cab for cutie, fun., mgmt, and the national. still to come studios... coming up we'll have a magician... and an illusionist in studio coming up plus.... it's the most important meal of the day.... we are in the kitchen making a little something for hot breakfast month... coming up next frank cam breakfast is still one to get you going.... our friends from panera bread here with a breakfast sandwhich you can make and take on the go...good morning melanie murray. topi

speaking exclusively to abc's diane sawyer.. >> part of the shock of this was that learning what i believed and how i lived and parented was an invention in my own mind, that it was a completely different world that he was living in. >> she says not a day goes by she doesn't think of the victims and their families. >> i just remember sitting there and reading about them. all these kids and the teacher. and i keep thinking -- constantly thought how i would feel if it were the other way around and one of their children had shot mine. i would feel exactly the way they did, i know i would. i know i would. >> diane sawyer joins me now to discuss her exclusively and eye opening interview with sue clebolt. after all this time, 17 years, she goes on camera to talk about this. just in the clip we saw there, you can see the overwhelming guilt. what was your takeaway? >> bringing shattering lessons learned over so much time and so much regret and so much distance and of course, the victim's families and their unsurpassed grief. and she sa

and think. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm diane sawyer. >> our thanks to diane sawyer. sue klebold has written a memoir called "a mother's reckoning: living in the aftermath of tragedy." all the book's profitsless toward research and charitable foundations focusing on mental health issues. we'll be right back. shopping for an suv? well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place, that's right. just announced. ford explorer...edge...escape... and expedition... are available with 0% financing for 60 months. ford suvs. designed to help you be unstoppable. no wonder ford is america's best selling brand. but hurry, 0% financing for 60 months on ford suvs is a limited time offer. see your ford dealer today. whatcha doin? just prepping for my boss' party in a couple weeks. what are those? crest whitestrips. they whiten way better than paste. crest 3d white whitestrips... whiten 25 times better than the leading whitening toothpaste. i'd say... ...someone's making quite an impression. crest 3d white whitestrips. the way to whiten. what makes thermacare different? two wo

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and i tell them i'm sorry. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm diane sawyer. >> our thanks to diane sawyer. sue klebold has written a memoir called "a mother's reckoning: living in the aftermath of tragedy." all the book's profitsless toward research and charitable foundations focusing on mental health issues. we'll be right back. shopping for an suv? well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place, to get 0% financing for 60 months on a ford suv. ford explorer...edge...escape... and expedition... the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. there are 16 million children struggling with hunger in america. that's 1 in 5 daughters, sons, neighbors, and

. >>> diane sawyer is here tonight. and 17 years after columbine, one of the mothers of the shooters. breaking her silence on the signs missed. >> could you have prevented what happened to columbine? >>> and tim tebow is here tonight. hard to imagine he would have had trouble at the prom. tonight, how he's helping thousands. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on a very busy friday night. we begin with breaking developments in the race for the white house. donald trump's threat late today. the fight in south carolina, known for rough and tumble presidential politics. donald trump saying he may sue ted cruz himself because cruz was born in canada. the next showdown is 24 hours away. jonathan karl leading us off. >> reporter: for a moment, it looked like we'd be seeing a kinder, gentler donald trump. >> i won't use foul language. i'm just not going to do it. >> reporter: trump is now taking his feud with ted cruz to a new level, tweeting this threat. "if ted cruz doesn't clean up his act, stop cheating, and doing

announced today the 2016 lineup for bunbury music festival, set to take place in downtown cincinnati's sawyer cove june 3-5. the festival will feature an eclectic lineup spanning three days. the 2016 lineup features national, regional and local acts including the killers, florence and the machine, mudcrutch mike campbell, tom leadon, randall marsh, tom petty, benmont tench , tears for fears, haim, ice cube, of monsters and men, grimes, big grams big boi + phantogram , umphrey's mcgee, the neighbourhood, x ambassadors, elle king, g. love & special sauce, charles bradley & his extraordinaires, j. roddy walston & the business, bayside, the wombats, the mowgli's, the dear hunter, here come the mummies, austin plaine, red wanting blue, cal scruby, coleman hell, lany, grizfolk, whilk & misky, connor diarrhea planet, studios to talk about all the big bands coming to cincinnati.... coming up at 10-45... so stay with us. the morning xtra will be back in just over 2 minutes. xtra is sponsored by i'm savin' you five hundred coming soon from progressive, it's "savin' u," the new hit single from the dizzc

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diane sawyer asked her the question that we were all were there any warning signs? >> could you have prevented what happened at columbine? >> if i had recognized that dylan was experiencing some real mental distress, he would not have been there. he would have gotten help. i don't ever for a moment mean to imply that i'm not conscience of the fact that he was a killer. because i am. >> we want to extend this conversation now. joining us is psychiatrist and doctor, janet taylor, to shed more light on what can we do as parents when we think something is wrong. what are the warning signs? sue noticed maybe in hindsight that her son was depressed. >> any time a teen makes a direct threat about violence to themselves or others, that means you have to get authorities involved. you have to get them assess. teenagers go ups and downs as we know. difficulties with school, which could include school work and friends, they have difficulty sleeping, they have a big change in their sleep patterns and also mood swings where they have high highs and low lows. intuitively you know

the mother of columbine killer dylan klebold is sharing her story with abc's diane sawyer. in an exclusive interview. differently. plus, preventing future tragedies. what every parent needs to know. it's advice you want to hear. conversation happening in america this morning. developments in fast-moving story. >> this is like out of a movie. the young woman is caught carrying out heists across the south. now we're hearing that she was allegedly trained. >> reporter: new details this morning on how investigators think a former model and bartender became an alleged thief. accused of taking more than $4 million in jewelry during 6 armed robberies across 5 states. really charge from police. the infamous allegely store robber on cameras across the south. >> wanted for six robberies. >> reporter: this morning, in newly released court documents fbi investigators this 24-year-old abigail kemp was just part of a four-person team behind the string of violent robberies. >> i need you to respond to an armed robbery. >> reporter: these brothers michael and larry gilmore appearing in fed

emily: in an exclusive abc interview with diane sawyer , the mother opens up about the massacre. >> i remember sitting there and reading about them. all of these kids. i kept thinking -- i constantly thought -- how i would feel if it was the other way around in mine. i would feel exactly the way i know i would. emily: you can watch diane sawyer' s full interview on a at 10:00 and that will be followed i news at 11:00. randy: a popular rideshare service is settling two lawsuits. the safety procedures customers say they lied about. it critically claimed -- morning. the weekend may not be so good. cindy: it is cold. like we have not seen. there have only been a thousand -- a handful of times that we boston. is happening this weekend. these are the wind chills you need to dress for out the door. a below in boston and 14 below in worcester. the windchill warning is not this morning. it goes into effect at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon through noontime on sunday. the wind chills are likely to drop between 25-30 degrees below zero. that is dangerous. you need to limit your time outdoors. you

dylan klebold's mother sits down with diane sawyer for the first time. hear what she has to say about , hearing from the mother whose son carried out one of the worst mass shootings in our country's history in columbine. >> a dog terrorizing a neighborhood for months. why it took so long to get the dog out of there. >> we'll tell you what happened in this colorado church. >>> we want tt gettto breakiig news oot of new jersey where we continue to follow this warehouse fire. it broke out yesterday afternoon around 3:00.

the mother of dylan klebold is sharing her story with abc's diane sawyer. what every parent needs to know. advice you want to hear. >> absolutely. an extraordinary conversation happening in america this morning. >>> but first, a developments in fast-moving story. >> this is like out of a movie. a young woman caught care rying now we're hearing that she was allegedly trained. >> reporter: new details this morning on how investigators think a former model and bartender became a alleged theft. taking more than $4 million across 5 states. we're finding out who was in really charge. >> reporter: the infamous robber caught on cameras across the south. >> wanted for six robberies. >> reporter: this morning, a newly released court documents fbi investigators this 24-year-old was just part of a four-person team behind the string of violent robberies. >> i need you to respond to an armed robbery. >> reporter: these brothers appearing in court on friday. officials accusing the pair entraining the kemp. the three men taught her to manipulate a handgun, zip tie workers,

here's abc's diane sawyer. >> reporter: it is 1999. a shock wavav hits america. two high school boys in trench coats carrying shotguns, a semiautomatic weapon, and homemade bombs walk into their school and begin the slaughter of their classmates. who were sitting on the grass eating their lunch. who were hiding under tables. no defense from the terror. 24 are wounded. and we are all watching for the first time children run out of their school fleeing mayhem. >> a lot of students -- >> coverage of the columbine -- >> reporter: we see a wounded student struggling out the window of his high school to escape with his life. and for the years to come, we would all be asking the same questions -- who were these killers? and what kind of parents could produce children like these? >> someone wasn't doing their job. >> reporter: for 17 years now, the parents of dylan klebold and eric harris have lived their secrets, unwilling to step forward. until a gray-haired woman makes her way into a room. in the course of this day at one point we see her pacing. perhaps grappling wit

. >> sue klebold opened up to >>reporter: we sawyer this afternoon in at the end of the story we heard klebold say she is sorry to the victims. >> parents we talk to said why has it taken so long. bottom line no question after watching tonight interview we all have a better understanding of the pain and remorse she experienced. this is an interview that has again stirred things up for all columbine families. sue klebold told diane sawyer at one point she realized she could not run away from this. >> she talks about the shame, she talks about fear. >>reporter: answers to questions that haae lingered klebold accepted any responsibility for what 1999? >> i think she has gone back over her life she says and try >>reporter: the events of april 20, 1999 forever change the lives of students, teachers and administrators at columbine. images and facts permanently embossed in colorado's history, in america's memories. >> these are kids at high school what in the world is going on here. >>reporter: one of the first reporters to arrive at % columbine the initial call a drive-by shooting. in the in

the two were babysitting sawyers when the attack happened. the toddler later died at a hospital because of the injuries. many in danville are looking for answers after a local doctor was shot walking home. dr. randolph neal is currently in stable condition at a hospital in north carolina. neal told police two men approached him while walking home from work and demanded money. he says they shot him and his neighbor. today an anonymous donor increased the reward to 20-thousand dollars for information that leads to an arrest. meanwhile a heavy continues around virginia avenue and nearby streets. dr. neal's office released a statement hoping for a speedy recovery and support for his family at this time of need. danville regional medical center's ceo says the hospital will be hosting a prayer and a neighborhood walk this friday. we are your hometown news leader, wdbj7. virginia voters are "feeling the bern" in head to head matchups. why one political expert says bernie sanders is on top in virginia right now. plus a high school basketball player i

sawyer examines teenage mental health, warning signs of a child in crisis and the possibility of preventing the next school shooting. here's an excerpt. >> all these kids, and the teacher. i keep thinking, constantly thought, how i would feel if it were the other way around, one mine. i would feel exactly the way they did, i know i would. i know i would. >> reporter: incredibly emotional there. this is a look at one of the placards as you enter the memorial. those innocent victims so they are never forgotten. clearly brings back a lot of memories standing here this morning. a big interview on that special denver 7. back to you. >> we're all taught forgiveness. practicing that can be tough. but it's what one woman is doing. she was shot during the attack at columbine and still suffers from a spinal cord injury he got that day. she just posted on facebook, it's a letter she wrote to sue klebold you'll see tonight. she says she forgives her. there's a particular poignant moment in this letter, bitterness is like swallowing a poison pill and expecting the other person to die. it only harms your

rick sawyer/yard flooded sot sawyer -"because last night when i went to bed it was snowing and i woke up this morning and it was flooded." and.. to add to the flooding concerns.. more rain is expected across the south this weekend. a high wind warning is in effect for the spring mountains including red rock a wind advisory is in effect for the northern half of clark county excluding lake mead and the colorado river valley. expect gusts to 50mph through the las vegas valley with gusts in excess of 70mph possible in the spring mountains and red rock canyon area. there is a slight chance for some rain showers but it's very slight and the vast majority of the rain will stay in the mountains surrounding the valley. at best some areas of summerlin and centennial hills could see some sprinkles but most of the valley will stay completely dry. temperatures overnight will be held warm by the gusty winds and will stay in the mid and will allow for a nice recovery coming on thursday. highs will be cooler than wednesday's but we'll still reach into the low 70s before warming again into the mid 70s

it's a special 20/20 edition with diane sawyer at 9:00 here on ddnver 7. i'm live from the columbine memorial, eric lupher, denver 7. >>> the coroner confirms a 6- year-old boy found dead in that arapahoe county apaatment this week was stabbed to death. ss far deputies have made no arrests and have not named a person of interest or suspect yet. the boy's father remains in the hospital from what appears to be self-inflicted stab wounds. a woman called saying she had been sexually assaulted. an arapahoe county deputy was homicide. deputy foreman is in critical there's a blood drive going on for him . involved in this accident. bus lane as well as the right lane. traffic a little slow approaching, but getting by in the left lane. east of there, the accident at colorado and 8th avenue. southbound lanes are affected. slow coming down from 13th avenue. you can see significant damage to these vehicles. rest of the drive as you can see on the map heavy in the usual places, i-25, 270 and 225 from parker road. >>> thank you. new this morning, two kids in weld county

prosecutors say sawyer was prison in tucson because he didn't register as a sex offender. officials told sawyer his housing reassignment request had been denied, he punched a corrections officer in his eye. investigators say the officer suffered permanent vision impairment. investigators are looking into what caused an unusual odor that forced a passenger plane to land in waterloo. says an american airlines/envoy flight was going from sioux falls to chicago yesterday afternoon. it was carrying 26 passengers and three crew members. some says they smelled the odor shortly after takeoff. the plane made an emergency landing in waterloo. a backup aircraft flew the passengers to chicago a few hours later. the hamilton county sheriff's office is investigating an incident where a man died after falling off of a cell tower. police say 28-year-old stefan watermann was doing construction on the tower in eastern hamilton county. the anamosa man fell from the tower just before 5 p-m. dubuque's emergency 9- 1-1 system needs a multi-million dollar upgrade. the county's 9-1-1 board agreed

this is jordan sawyer out and about right now. you can see the windshield wipers are at work. and the participation moved in -- precipitation, i should say in charlotte. is this 485? >> yes. an exit that said mint hill. >> 485 and you can see the rain is coming down. temperatures right around freezing. it could be slippery. our team of meteorologists will have an update from the first alert weather center in a few minutes. >> a heartbreaking story out of texas. and his girlfriend in a car crash. david peres' daughter is in intensive care. he special plans to ask his girlfriend to marry him on valentine's day. >> valentine's day and [inaudible] >> peres saying he still plans to get down on one knee to ask his girlfriend to marry him. peres plans to bury his girlfriend and son together. he is also focusing on staying strong for his little girl. >> just a heartbreaking story there. and new information now coming into the alert center. alex giles is live. what do you have? >> this came down. daimler trucks announcing layoffs at two locations in our area. i'm reading this informati

. >> back to our photographer jordan sawyer on 485. he has been monitoring the roads and freezing rain and he says that ice is just now starting to form on his windshield. 30 outside in charlotte. so you can see how that is going to become a problem. as you are headed out, be super careful, especially as we start to get to the latest evening hours and night fall it will be difficult to tell what is slick and what is not. right to tonya rivens she is in the first alert traffic center and she has been monitoring the roads today. >> and brigida where alex was at morris costumes that monroe road outbound past mack elway road and an accident at albemarle and independence boulevard things are getting busy on the independence boulevard starting to see congestion. wendover a great option. and also it's starting to clear out but a problem with a stranded motorist and the lane block at w.t. harris southbound and lawyers road. congestion by this area especially approaching w.t. harris a mile of stop-and-go traffic. and two additional accidents; o

heather: you can watch diane sawyer' s full interview on a special edition of 20-20 tonight at 10:00 right here on channel followed by newscenter 5 at 11. anchor: barry manilow is in the hospital. because of it his final tour shows have been postponed. boston college with a big message for the little boy from rhode island behind hashtag d-strong. heather: take a listen. students and faculty taking part in the video and uploading it to youtube this morning. 8-year-old dorian murray is fighting terminal cancer his wish is to be famous around the world. ed: focusing on your economy, uber plans to pay out $28.5 million to settle two lawsuits over safety. heather: the class-action suits claimed uber misled customers about safety procedures and fees. uber charged up to 2 dollars and called industry-leading background checks. but customers claimed it was a lie. the settlement impacts about 25 million riders. the judge must still approve the deal. ed: the wahlbergs are opening up another wahlburgers in their native dorchester. they have signed a lease for a 5,000 square foot space at the sou