by august 2013 it had been almost a full year since amy jane brandhagen's murder in pendleton. investigators had exhausted hundreds of leads. and themselves. >> i knew it was having an impact on my physiological health. his family out of town for some r and r. and the very next day a woman named karen lange happened to be a member of amyjane's church announced to her husband dan she was going for a walk. >> and she came down. and i'll never forget what she said. thinking that we can maybe go out for dessert afterward. singer and pianist. dan vice president of the local community college. her walk along the river levee in downtown pendleton, the river walk was almost a daily habit. it was 4:30 p.m. lots of sun left on the warm august afternoon. >> and the last words she said to me were, well, i guess we'll just have a nice boring evening. >> dan went back to tinkering on his motorcycle. lost all track of time. it was dark when his son walked into the room and asked an innocuous question. >> where's mom? i said, well, i don't know. i'll give her a call. so i went -- i tried to ma

. >> as word spread through amy jane's church family, so did the questions. high school youth pastor chris thatcher. early on was there any indication of who may have been responsible? >> i don't think anybody had any idea. i think that's what made this so hard is that so many of us, we know each other. we're family here. >> but there was the dismal work to do. lieutenant caldera returned to the motel where amy was murdered. it would be pretty hard for you to take part in an active >> no, i wouldn't have. i couldn't have. not with my relationship. >> lieutenant caldera turned the case over to detective sergeant rick jackson. >> it was a pretty -- pretty horrific crime scene. >> it was obvious amyjane fought for her life. her glasses lay in the bathtub. blood spattered the walls. dna of a male presumably her attacker would be found under her fingernails. but the medical examiner said it was not a sex attack. and it wasn't robbery either. amyjane's purse and cell phone were still right there on the bedside table. and nobody saw a thing. even though -- >> this i

>> i think she was. >> together we pray, in jesus' >> hundreds crowded into amy jane's church. and many like jed and lisa hummel were amazed by the strength of amyjane's parents. >> they were hurting deeply, but they weren't looking for vengeance. >> me, on the other hand, i was just ticked. and everybody needs to find this person. >> oh, they were certainly trying. even at that very moment. >> we had about 10 to 12 undercover officers in and about the memorial service looking for anybody that would strike us as odd. >> but no one stood out. >> hang in there, caleb. hang in there. >> a month after the murder, the famous roundup filled the streets as usual. and then they emptied again. and as the autumn wind turned raw, detective jackson's investigation chased down every lead and got nowhere. >> we call them rabbit trails. we ran hundreds of rabbit trails holidays for other people. not detective jackson. not chief roberts. >> it haunted me. this case haunted me. >> and then a spring breeze dipped into the pendleton valley, curled its warming fingers into secret corners and came

amy: jane, what most shocked you?have been investigating the kochs and the koch in part for many years. what most shocked to in writing this book? >> i think the conference of nature of what they built. as i said earlier, what i wrote before was about the tip of the iceberg but this was -- it is a comprehensive political machine manufacturing political change in the country. and it operates on many, many levels with tons of money. it is hard to describe it unless you read the story, but it filters through so many -- it'st levels that fascinating. in some ways, it is a testimony to charles koch. he is an engineer who looked at american politics and thought, how do you manufacture change here? what widgets does it need? what do you do? he is been a terrifically successful businessman, and he has brought the country far in the direction it was considered fringe not that many years ago. juan: some of the most surprising participants in the group that you do not expect would be in the group? >> i think this interesting the

drifted into town without any plan and stayed in that downtown motel w wre he encountered a maid named amy jane. >> did you talk to her? >> no. only in passing like she would knock on the door. >> soon he was broke, living on the street, spending his days at the town library across the street from the travelodge. >> you walked by and saw -- >> saw working. i saw her working and just. >> how long did you have to wait? >> probably a half hour. >> you're weighting there a half hour, you're thinking to yourself what? >> i'm going to do it. >> grabbed her, brought her into the motel room or into the bathroom and then what happened? >> i stabbed her. >> with what? >> a knife. >> when detective jackson tried to get into this young man's head, the conversation veered off into a cold and disturbing place. as a missionary's son, was lukah chang rebelling against his parents, against god? detective jackson asked the question on just about every mind in pendleton, oregon. >> why? >> to see how it felt. >> see how what felt? >> taking a life. >> why? >> i was curious. >> how did it feel? >> empowering. >> e

drifted into town without any plan and stayed in that downtown motel where he encountered a maid named amy jane. >> did you talk to her? >> no. only in passing like she would knock on the door. >> soon he was broke, living on the street, spending his days at the town library across the >> you walked by and saw -- >> saw working. i saw her working and just. >> how long did you have to wait? >> probably a half hour. >> you're weighting there a half hour, you're thinking to yourself what? >> i'm going to do it. >> grabbed her, brought her into the motel room or into the bathroom and then what happened? >> i stabbed her. >> with what? >> a knife. >> when detective jackson tried to get into this young man's head, the conversation veered off into a cold and disturbing place. chang rebelling against his parents, against god? detective jackson asked the question on just about every mind in pendleton, oregon. >> why? >> to see how it felt. >> see how what felt? >> taking a life. >> why? >> i was curious. >> how did it feel? saddening. >> empowering and saddening? >> yes. >> at the same time? >> yes. emp

jane lynch. she plays i -- amy. this premieres tomorrow night at 9:30 p.m. right here on wltx. coming up today on, friends at five, more trouble for chipotle. the restaurant chain says it was subpoenaed by a federal grand jury in connection with a norovirus outbreak at a california location this summer. what does that mean for midlands restaurant goers? we have the details today at 5:00. >> have you been watching the trailers on that? the first thing that came to mind -- "angel from hell". but her character looks like -- to be a nice alter ego. completely totally off-the- trying to do something right. i which i had an angel on my soldier -- shoulder so i could tell people -- this is the way it will really be. and it will be consistent. but it is not at all. it is almost 12:30 p.m. it is 41 degrees. it feels like 38. wind continues out of the north. it is a dry 41. because the dew point is 22 degrees. as we watched the clouds go through this afternoon, they will taper off in the evening. tomorrow morning, quite a bit of cloud coverage. today, a high of 48. wind out of the northe

amy: thank you so much, jane goodall.e goodall, renowned primatologist best known for her , groundbreaking work with chimpanzees and baboons. i spoke to her last month in paris, france, at the u.n. climate summit. to see our two weeks of coverage there, you can go to democracynow.org. oscars just not go, the nominations have just been announced. the nominees for best " "the look are "amy "cartel land" and " on fire." we have some job openings. democracy now! is hiring a director of finance and operations and a director of development. visit democracynow.org for more information. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ñuhÑ.f

jane lynch flies back into primetime this week. she stars in the new cbs comedy "angel from hell". lynch plays amy, a guardian angel for an ambitious young doctor played by maggie lawson. the new show premieres thursday night, right here on kcci at eric: you can catch jane lynch tonight too. she's set to host the people's choice awards. ellen degeneres will be the fourth recipient of favorite humanitarian. for her work helping communities in need and raising awareness. the talk show host selected st. jude children's research hospital as the beneficiary of the annual donation presented by walgreens. following all your favorite shows. you can catch the people's choice awards tonight live on kcci starting at 8:00. today on "ellen", golden globe host ricky gervais stops by. he talks about why he decided to host the globes again. shaina: plus, ellen breaks out a couple holiday photos of ricky. >> i had a drink, just me and the cat. >> she didn't drink. >> no, that would be animal cruelty. watching me drunk is pretty cruel, i would imagine. >> there's the party. and discussed -- in gisgust. [applause] [

lynch plays amy - a guardian angel for an ambitious young doctor, played b bmaggie lawson. (sot: jane lynch - actress)"it is about - is this woman going to accept this championing and this love? and nothing makes amy happier than when she sees her starting to light up from within."(narr:) it premieres thursday night at 930 on cbs. and that's your eye on entertainment. suzanne marques, cbs news. 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... the biggest tech show of the year, ces, is going on in las vegas right now. is there any new gadget you're looking forward to? 3 still to come this morning... the water might be receding along the mississippi river... but folks still have weeks to wait before they can start putting their lives back together. we'll meet one man who was offered a buyout from the state years ago... but never moved because he never saw the money.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and rning news are all ahead. sunrise on kmeg 14" 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller...

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jane lynch as coach sue sylvester. the beloved bully from "glee" the emmy and golden globe winner returned to a new cbs comedy called "angel from e plays amy owho claims to be a guardian angel. aim amy is very needy. by the way, she has a drinking sent to teach an uptight dermatologist how to loosen up. episode. world? >> worlds. nine worlds. >> so why do i need a guardian ere are so many people na need a guardian angel more than i do. >> they all have them. guardian angels are like tryone has a version they don't know about. no matter how hard they try, they can't get rid of us. >> sweet ad jane lynch is back to the table. there is another scene and episode where they compare to you a tattoo, bigger than s make sure the family never finds out. how do you describe amy? she seems like a fun character tore play. >> she's great. she loves being loves everything about human, alcohol, sex, sugar. she wants allison to loosen up in that way, too. she's very buttoned up. she models a different way to ith i is enjoying everything. >> i get it. an ensemble cast, you love and thrive in. s as opposed to 24 like "glee." it's great. maggie lawson. >> yo

pricing fox35orlando.com. amy: your help is needed to help find two people who robbed a taxi driver. reporter: we're here with the executive director of crime line. good to see you. jane, we'll show you this video, but basically they rob the taxi driver at gunpoint. >> it happened the early morning hours of january 12. that was a very cold night. when the suspects got in the car, you'll see they are bundled up. that did not seem unusual to the tax cab driver. as soon as they -- taxi cab driver. the male and female suspect -- he pulls a gun, demands cash. she complies and they grab the cash and run off. our detectives think somebody knows who that male suspect is because you can see the female is heavily, heavily bundled up. know who the male suspect? reporter: this had to be a horrible experience for taxi driver. >> i would ask anybody to look at the coat that the female is wearing, which is on the left side of the picture. she's got a looks like a playboy bunny emblem on the jacket. that's very unique. this is night vision. so what is a light color is actually a dark color. you have to have kind of reverse it. reporter: we see that much of their face -- >> this happe

indicted on 205 charges amy could convenient otherwise live in the newsroom with why kibby tried to get the lead prosecutor thrown off this case. reporter: associate attorney general jane young is the lead prosecutor in this case, and the a.g.'s office says that in december 014 kibby was recorded from jail in a phone conversation to a friend making lewd and violent threats against jane young. kibby's defense attorneys argued in november that jane young cannot be both a victim and a prosecutor. the motion was denied. >> this this is nathaniel kibby at superior court, november 17. the day-long motions hearing tackled 55 pieces of evidence the defense wanted tossed out before trial. kibby's attorney argued the state's search of his gorham trailer wasn't legal because police seized more items than were specified in the search warrants. among the items seized, two masks, sex toys, dvd's, cd's, computers and various firearms. the case told investigators in a sworn affidavit that kibby used a black and gold mask and a ball gag on her during some of the assaults. all of the motions to suppress were denied, with the exception of the firearms. the only weapons that the jury will

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amy. >> can you save some food for me? trends in beauty, fashion and he lifestyle. it's out with the old and in with the new. jane buckingham is here. let's start with hair, there are new trends for boys. >> boys were setting some trends last year. the big thing was, the man bun. >> for some people. >> for some people. we saw it on brad pitt, harry styles. so, for 2016, this is one for george, the man braid. jared leto, he sets a lot of trends. >> things that jared can do not necessarily everyone can else can do. >> now for women, it was the hombre hair. for this year, for 2016, sort of a fun one, it's about glitter roots. if you don't have time to get to the salon, take hair gel, put in glitter, it's sort of a fun -- fabulous look. >> do it yourself kind of look. >> for 2016, we're going to get really fabulous. we have models here, in 2016, more natural, very sort of faded. on lizzie, really bright and bold, 2015 was about the brow. 2016 is going to be about the lipps. >> bright lips and a bold eye. you don't usually couple the two together. >> you have to be careful, not do both too much. >> the jenner lip kit

amy, back over to you. >> thank you. look, i am with breakout star lillyy james winning over the big "cinderella" and "downton abbey" zombies." the army of the undead. jane austen, and zombies, two of my favorite things. did this immediately pop out at it. >> no, i was a bit confused. i love jane austen, i'm english and it's like a birthright. i read it and loved it and somehow works and does quite wonderful things to the story and to the love story. >> yes, you play elizabeth bennett but you've got some serious martial arts skis in this movie because you're kicking zombies' you know what. what was the training like for that. >> it was really intense. all the girls are the ones that are fighting. we're the heroes saving the men so we wanted to really kick -- >> i saw in the trailer that the man who plays your father says my daughters aren't trained for the kitchen. they're trained to kill. they're trained to fight. it's quite an interesting twist there. >> yes. >> also i heard that you are returning to "downton abbey" for >> i am. yes. i am. >> you're just going to say, yep, i am. >> i can't really say anything else so i just sort of smile and say, yes,