joining me in the studio is sheila pott, audrie's mom and co-founder of the audrie pott foundation.e were chatting before the show started. i'm so sorry for your loss. it's only been a couple years and seems like yesterday. >> yes, absolutely. >> tell us about audrie. who was she? >> she was a 15-year-old with dreams of attending a college of the arts. she was athletic. kind. she referred to herself as the peacemaker in her group. she had an amazing sense of humor and. >> and her younger siblings looked up to her? >> they look up to her and recently asked a question, when was audrie -- when did audrie become funny? >> oh. >> my goodness. you know, the story was in the news a lot. and what happened to the people who were involved with her just really infuriated you, didn't it? tell me a little bit about that. >> i think you're referring to audrie's attackers. >> yell. >> we were -- we were extremely frustrated that it took so longing to bring some justice in her case. it took eight months for the investigation, which i know part of that was a challenge because they had to obtain the

. >>> little audrie is in the custody of child services. someone dropped her off in the valley area of the grove but no one picked her up. yesterday her father showed up at the los angeles police department. he told officers he was supposed to get his daughter from another family member at the mall but thought they didn't show up. toys collected were given to neighborhood kids yesterday to help them get through this tough time. >> i go home to a warm bed and they go home to a wet trailer home. it's really difficult. that's the thing that hurts inside. >> the company provided free meals to mobile home park residents today after flooding four families from their home. >> a san jose charity will begin giving out christmas gifts today but they're still more than 4,000 toys short. >> they need your help to donate. you can drop off gifts all day today. it's not too late. >> cars are actually lining up. seeing flow of holiday traffic out there. your news and your weather are coming up right after this break. >>> two new york city police officers s