. >> host: who was cathy berdahl? >> guest: cathy bruno was the christian martyr who believed in god. it became one of the biggest stories in columbine and one of the biggest redemption stories and there are a lot of great redemption stories in columbine and i try to go through a lot of them in the book. that particular one didn't happen and it was a misunderstanding, because the story went that cathy was hiding underneath a table and dylan came up and asked her if she believed in god at that point and she said yes and then was killed and it became a huge christian martyr worldwide. there was sort of a following of her. it turned out there were two girls in the library involved. what happened with cathy is she was hiding underneath the table praying for her life. eric walked up to the table, whacked it with his hand and said he could do, because the shotgun under the lip of the table and shot her in the head. she died instantly, never had a chance, died terribly and tragically. meanwhile in another part of the library

dennis makes one last call threatening cathy and the man posing as cathy's father.tells them the fbi and the national media will pursue them nonstop until they find shauna. >> oh, by the way, we are going to be located here conducting searches and if shauna just happens to show up, that's a wonderful thing. >> the volunteer search team stops at a local tom thumb to get soda. shauna's brother austin sees a car pull up in the parking lot of the store. >> i look out and see her in the car. i ran out there. >> i was just getting back in the car from hanging up flyer s on a telephone pole, and the phone rings and my husband turns pale white. >> the back seat was down and she was sitting on the backseat. i looked in and went to open the door and it was locked. i reached around and opened the back door up and i was pulling her. >> he was like, "they found shauna." >> i went to pull her out. the dude said she ain't going nowhere. i pulled out my knife and said it's his life or hers. he told her to get out. she took off running. >> she looked totally wasted. i mean, i don't

police chief cathy lanier lives a few blocks from here. just down the street they opened a new costco and so the fact that a man was found shot to death in fort lincoln park just 100 yards from here, troubling news, indeed. on a day when school security was on the minds of so many, anyone curious enough would have been able to glance out of the windows of marshal elementary and see crime scene tape and police detectives working on the hillside. an area of fort lincoln park backing up to the school. the body was discovered in what appeared to be an area on what people could relax on park benches. >> it's a quiet, calm, safe community and this is pretty unusual. police say the motive is unclear. there are no -- there were no reports of gun fire in the hours leading up to the time the body was discovered. still, parents found the scene disturbing. >> i heard it on the radio. the shooting near this area and i knew it was by my kids school. >> and you came to make sure? >> yes. memorandum, going and request ask the principal, he doesn't know. >

 >> on "newsmakers" this morning, we have cathy mcmorris rodgers. thank you for being with us. we have with us kate from bloomberg news. you have the first question. what some wondering if you can tell us in regards to ready fiscal cliff talks stand in light of the meeting on thursday? >> i found it encouraging that the president was speaking with speaker boehner and having the talks. there have not been enough good faith negotiations to date. ?othe clock is ticking, and we'o not that far from december 31, the fiscal cliff. i think it is important that weo kind of take a step back and remember what the fiscal cliffo is all about. it is when the tax rate -- across the board, our current tax code expires. if congress does not take action, it would be a $3.5 trillion tax increase oned american people. it would impact nearly everyone. it would cost us two million jobs, a double-dip recession, and in addition to that, we also have sequestration, which is looming. the across-the-board cuts would be a million jobs lost in the defense industry. there is a lot on our plate right now, a

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the council member called on chief cathy lanier to take action. >> she needs to start a vigorous training program so they can get in shape. for these guys will all to run you owe. >> tea party-backedshe said, "to disparage that officer to put his life on the line is offensive." >> but they might not able to save us if something is happening. >> some agree that effectiveness rests more with the individual's dedication and drive to ban their diet. >> i think it depends on how good a police officer you are. >> that will have people talking today. >> i'm sure. >> it's 49 degrees. >> next, which famous director is making former president bill clinton his next subject. >> and actor hugh jackman stopped by on "katie" to discuss his role in les miserables and captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good morning, washington. i am meteorologist jacqui jeras. for clocked 53 is the time -- 4:54. it's tuesday morning. clouds moving off to the east. no wet weather expected, but we have fog. we are not below advisory levels. doing fine across much of the metro area. in marti

[speaker not understood], cathy black is here.inly michael and rita from the inter faith council who i had a chance to be with all morning. cheryl davis from more magic and operation impact, thank you for being here. brenda story from the mission neighborhood health center is here. from lock and youth street, thank you for being here. sister from st. anthony's is here. tyler and miller from hunters point family, you're here. thank you very much. ella wolf graham, center for young women's development is here this morning to join us. [speaker not understood] the good samaritan family resource center. paul from sf food bank are also here to join us. and i'm sorry if i've forgotten anybody else, but you're as valued to us as everyone here today as well. i would also encourage that we use the newest ongoing evolving technology of the city to access the list of organizations that people can help connect up with. also, what other programs, if you're with much more resources, please go to our 311. i know nancy is here, the great leader of

and just how much running room the speaker has is congresswoman -- washington state congresswoman cathy mcmorris-rodgers. recently elected chair of the house republican conference. graduations to you with that. what is the speaker telling you about how much give there has to be from republicans and what you think you can get out of the white house? >> well, the speaker has been disappointed so far in his conversations with the president that they are not getting closer, we need the good-faith negotiations, and the speaker went to the podium the day after the election and said the republicans were willing to put revenue on the table, new tax revenue on the table. and right now, the republicans find themselves in this position where it is very important that we also are addressing the other side of that equation, the balanced solution that also addresses the spending side of it, the importance of looking at spending cuts and entitlement reform and we believe this really is our moment to tackle those big problems that you guys were just talking about. >> congresswoman, what are you saying

. >>> reporter: cathy knox plays her music over the internet because the radio station she serves is off the air. taken down by vandals who cut through wiring. >> it's going to take us a while to get it back up. >> reporter: what is it that martin's station is doing that's stirring up saboteurs? >> i know it's not our content. we're a community radio stationy independent music. we talk about local events. wee talking about things happening in vallejo. we don't focus on negativity in vallejo. >> reporter: solar cells, power radios and batteries were damaged or stolen. this is not the first time. >> i'm never been the one to jump on the bandwagon but three times in one year, makes me think there's got to be something to that. >> reporter: the n-word was spray painted on the building in an earlier event. he doesn't want to say it's racism but he fears it is. >> i'm only one man. i can only fight so long. this is community radio. >> twice before donors have come through with money for repairs. martin says he can't keep going back. he says what he really needs is to have the vandals caugh

over here, cathy jackson, she is the ceo of second harvest food bank from santa clara and san mateo.it's unbelievable what whole foods has done this year is make it so easy for people to give food to give funds to support the bay area food banks. >> reporter: when people give in their particular county or neighborhood -- >> it's really great. that food and funds stay in your own community to feed your hungry neighbors. >> reporter: amazing. in fact, let's see how much all of you at home have been giving so far. drum roll! let's check this out! whoo! >> whoo! >> $412,000! that's amazing! but it doesn't stop here. you can continue to help and contribute by visiting us online at cbssf.com/food. eyewitness news from san mateo continues. we'll be right back. after this. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. we are' in downtown oakland on washington street. the restaurant district. we are going into the kitchen and cook something up that you'll enjoy. meet me in there. >> shrimp with garlic lemon served with nice bread. first we have our chilis. cut them up small.

. >> reporter: cathy was outside this store in emeryville since 2 a.m. along with other diehards looking to cash in on post holiday deals. >> we came out to get $500 off h&m clothes but i actually got $50 off which is pretty good. >> reporter: the big discounts are back to keep buyers around as they kick unwanted gifts out. retail experts say 10 to 15% of christmas gifts will go back on the store shelves. >> i'm returning some things that i don't need. >> reporter: shopper track reported shoppers spent $7.1 billion the day after christmas in 2011. but a recent report says this year's holiday sales are below expected numbers. now retailers hope post- christmas incentives can save the worst holiday shopping in four years. >> the retailers have deals going on in store anywhere from 30 to 60% off so that's amazing savings throughout the mall. and you know, shoppers have some money to spend. gift cards to spend. >> reporter: retailers say they see the boost from procrastinating holiday shoppers and people using those gift cards and exchanges to spend on thems

cathy of the second harvest food bank you have to be loving seeing these checks coming. >> we do. and i want to thank synopsys who is a great partner. this $25,000 will help us provide 50,000 meals to our neighbors in need. so it's really great. thank you. >> fantastic. merry christmas to you all. also, i have to introduce you to somebody else here. yes, chanel is here from whole foods market and you have a great idea on people if they want to be able to help out what can they do? >> they can participate in our "grab and give" program and make a donation for a meal of four at any register at any whole foods market store if the greater bay area. >> it's simple. instead of having to worry about what you want to get, you've put it together and they can grab it -- >> it's $5 for breakfast, $10 for lunch or dinner. $25 for a whole day of meals. >> that's great. thank you all very much for coming down and enjoying us today. it's a great time to be down here. >>> we have to talk about the bring. the break if the stormy weather is changing. the clouds are pouring into the skies. rain is o

. >> cathy says her son may have been troubled, but posed no threat to anyone, especially police officer. >> it has been a tough day because today was -- birthday. but she says she is having a tough time understanding why anyone would kill her son who was a paranoid schizophrenic. >> he has been a non-violent person. i have never seen him be violent ever. >> an officer on patrol spotted gregory still behind a shell service station at emerson avenue early sunday morning. authorities say the officer asked him to step from behind the building. but he refused and displayed a knack and pointed it at the officer. according to investigators, the officer attempted to use his taser, but it was ineffective. >> he continued to walk toward the officer with the knife out curb he refused to drop the knife. >> spiegel was taken to an area hospital with a gunshot wound and was pronounced dead. she missed believes that he was shamus believeshameles that he was in the area visiting friends. >> he most likely had a penknife, like a $5.90 from 711. he was not wielding a big knife. -- like a $5 per penknife

she is washington state congresswoman cathy morris rogers. new to the republican leadership. she will join us live to talk about the fiscal cliff negotiations. >>> a nightmare story straight from the subway tracks. a man pushed in front of a train. we'll have details from new york city. the second hour of "happening now" starts right now. jenna: former president george w. bush stepping into the spotlight to talk about two big topics in our country today, the economy of course and immigration. we welcome you to a second hour of "happening now." we're glad you're with us. i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. a conference in dallas on economic immigration and growth. it highlights a story of immigrants making impact on the economy. president bush opening the event advocating for immigration reform to get the economy growing at a healthy rate. >> immigrants come with new skills and new ideas. they fill a critical gap in our labor market. they work hard for a chance for a better life. jon: our casey stiegel is keeping an eye on all of this live from dallas. >> reporter: jon, you're

. >> broker cathy who is showing this home says ayents are being creative to find something to sell. >> a lot of people are back to door knocking and saying have you thought about selling your home. >> this four bedroom home is selling for 765 thousand tlrs. >> as you see we have over 40 brokers that have come through today plus ten potential buyers without broker sgls most people who dropped by were broeshgs but we found this mother and two kids taking a look. >> i think we're going to have to really fight for the house that we fall in love with if there is one. >> all this happens as home sales nationwide has seen increases year over year for 18 straight months. >> everybody benefits from the trickle out economics that that housing brings because when people buy houses, they need other service sdmrs and while low inventory works in the seller's favorite, broker says buyers also have advantage sgls you have buyers that can get into houses with extremely low interest rates and overall still much better housing pricing than five, six, seven years ago. >> the holidays also contribute t

esta solo futures without violence, cathy black. (applause) >> from the casa.rom asian women's shelter we have orchid, [speaker not understood]. (applause) >> from mujeras juan a flores, and my commission on the status of women vice president nancy rodriguez, president julie sue, and commissioner andrea shorter. (applause) >> so, thanks to the work of the people behind me, i'm happy to say that despite the fact that our police department receives 4 thousand cases of domestic violence annually, to date we have zero domestic violence homicides. that's something to celebrate. (applause) * >> 10 years ago we were looking at 10 or 12 domestic violence homicides a year. and today, knock on wood, we still have zero. it's really a testament to the community-based agencies, to the $3 million investment led by the mayor's office in direct services to our domestic violence direct services. and what the past year has taught us is that there are many misconceptions about domestic violence in our community, and i want to set the record straight. for the record, number one, d

i would like to highlight a joint statement by foreign minister a lot off and hide representative cathy ashton today on the middle east peace process. as regards our common neighborhoods i highlighted the need to achieve stability and security as well as democracy and market oriented economy this is the aim of e.u. supports we didn't the eastern partnership program especially as regards ukraine moldova and georgia clue will come that the elections in georgia open up new opportunities to improve bilateral relations and work toward stability in the southern caucasus on the basis of the respect for territorial integrity it is particularly important to address the protracted conflicts i also raised the importance of moving forward in the five to talks on the conflict in transnistria and expressed concerns regarding development in our god look at how but by working together the european union and russia can make a decisive contribution to global governance and regional conflict resolution to global economic governance in the g. eight and in the g twenty and to a broad range of international

we have cathy wetener from the airport. >> good morning, chair chu, supervisor avalos. [speaker not understood]. the airport is here seeking your retroactive approval for four leases with cingular, sprint-nextel, verizon and t-mobile to continue to provide cellular services to our passengers at cfo. at this time we're also requesting approval for modification to extend three of the four leases for an additional five years. * sfo the current leases with the cellular providers were approved by the airport commission in 2009 for an original term of five years. staff inadvertently neglected to bring the leases to the board at that time. it was determined that the nature of the cellular service leases did not lend itself to selecting one provider through an exclusive lease. therefore any cellular license service provider were invite today provide service at the airport as long as it was determined they met all of the city and county of san francisco contract requirements. and i believe that it was this unusual process that may have led to some confusion over whether or not b

same day, secretary sebelius set up an interagency coordinating council led by assistant secretary cathy green lake, as well as the director of the office of disability, henry klebold, to look at solutions that address various community living. and to give people more control over their lives and the support they need. now talking about this new agency, we are bringing together the administration on aging, which you may be very familiar with, the office of disability, as well as the administration on the developmental disabilities into one single agency. this support is growing crosscutting initiatives as well as efforts focused on the unique needs of individual groups such as seniors with dementia or children with developmental disabilities. the day-to-day management of the programs under the administration on aging and the administration of developmental disabilities will relatively remain unchanged, with the current program staff containing the assignments. kathy is now the administrator for the new federal agency. henry, the former director of the office of disability, is now the pri

memory and send it to his widow cathy. >> mr. chairman, before we move on from communications, item 10.20 has been removed from the consent calendar at the request of staff. also please be advised that the closed session scheduled for today's meeting has been canceled. >> thank you. with that, baysness report. >> item 6, introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. >> unfinished business? >> actually i do have something. i spoke on the phone to -- i can't call him captain any more because he's retired from the sfpd. he talked to me about the toy drive that the sfpd and the sf fire department do together. i know it's getting a little close to the time they do toy distribution on christmas day and he was wondering if there was a point person at the mta. that he could talk to about maybe doing some kind of facilitation * . the toys will be gathered at lefty o'doole. it is short notice, but it would be a fun thing for mta to join with him. he was specifically thinking that maybe the 38 geary drivers could be given som

american people see it i want to get your reaction to this well first of them say i'm disappointed cathy bigelow's new movie has the dark thirty has gotten tons of you know it's gotten a lot of it right accolades for i'm disappointed that she lied in the movie and so are portrays that waterboarding led to the killing of osama bin laden i mean that's just wrong it is no factual evidence evidence and there's a lot of evidence that this movie is going to become huge and people who watch it will take it as sort of a nonfiction account as opposed to a fictional account right and i think there will be i think the public that will be their version of the truth so i think that makes the senate report even more important i mean the actions that the senate report investigation looked at were actions taken on behalf of the american people using our tax dollars to carry them out then the senate had this investigation done again using our tax dollars to pay for it so the american people ought to be able to see what is being done in our name and with our money and what the findings are exactly as to w

deep in my heart i do believe we shall overcome someday ♪ ♪ >> on news makers, cathy mcmorris rodgersoke about the school shooting in connected to it. >>-- connecticut. >> i am a mom and i have two kids. it is really hard to imagine. i think we have to -- we need to find out what happened and what drove this individual to this place. we have to be careful about suggesting new gun laws. we need to look at what drives a crazy person to do these kinds of actions and make sure we are enforcing the laws that are currently on the books. yes, we definitely need to do everything possible to make sure something like this never happens again. >> that answer has been given by democrats and republicans alike this year after the shooting in colorado, more recently last week in oregon. if it is not gun control, then what about mental health and troubled youths who decide to do this? could congress discuss this issue a denture a more serious way? >> we need to ask those questions. we need to search for the answers. that is part of what we can do a in congress. we can hold the hearings and dig furthe

in the future and how that future plays out well write the next chapter of the arab spring you see cathy r t. v dot com there's more than rise to bring against the decades and centuries old monarchy is in the gulf states and you can have that for granted info on this is timeline. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. for a shelter on. the nose who treated the u.k.'s royal mother to be kate middleton for acute morning sickness has committed suicide following a prank call from an australian radio station two d.j.'s called a private london hospital impersonating the queen and prince charles to gain information on the duchess's condition all his point of boyko found out whether the media should learn or trust possibility means. you'd have to be living under a rock not to have heard all about kate's pregnancy that was announced this week and the fact that the duchess of cambridge was in hospital and really you know any mainstream media website you can play on it and see all the details in fact you know the

authorities say cathy carlisle was taking pictures of an approaching train, when she was hit from the back by another train. the married mother of three children died at the scene. she was known as a passionate photographer who helped students discover their inner voice. >> she always walked around, with her camera and she saw the ability to convey messages in pictures. >>> investigators say 31-year- old hector is a lice fatally shot his mother, and two uncles last night. he also shot and injured a young son, and kidnapped two young daughters. both the girls were shot and wounded during the police chase. police have not disclosed his information. >>> cal state san bernandino officials released information on a graduate student shot and killed last night. officers got a call about a disturbance involving the student at a dormitory off campus at about 6:30. >> during this contact, a physical altercation occurred. officers fearing for their safety fired their weapons striking him in the chest area. >> the student was identified today as 38-year-old bartholomew williams. his family said h

he called on police chief cathy lanier to take action. >> they ought to have a vigorous program so thes shape for these guys elk run you every time. she-pac of the near fired "the disparity officers who put their lives on is line for our community disgraceful." at him.ired back >> extending library hours, they be open seven days a week until 9:00 p.m. most weeknights according to plan. >> an iowa woman who recently the world's oldest person has died. she was 115 years old. granddaughters is a homemaker mother cleaned houses until she was 90. she lived independently until s 110. a japanese man is now believed be the world's oldest person. one of the longest serving s in u.s.f congres history has died. longtime hawaii's senator monday ofuye died respiratory complications at medical center in bethesda. he was 88. the democrat was elected to the 1959 and moved to the senate three years later. awarded the medal of duringor his heroism r ii bill where he lost his right arm. >> south carolina governor nikki has chosen tim scott to be the next u.s. senator. he will become the first black from