eastwood is an unemployed ranch hand.g eastwood down, says he wishes he could have done more. >> it bothers me that he got the second shot off. and that was the one that hit matt. the kids did what they were supposed to do. that was, they scattered and went -- got out of there. and then, we did what we were supposed to do, which was, basically, try to protect them. >> one of the shooting victims, eighth grader meghan weber, is out of the hospital and is, quote, feeling awesome. matthew teo is hospitalized but said to be doing well. >>> family members of convicted ponzi schemer bernard madoff says enough is enough. stephanie madoff says her family has been the object of threats, harassment and humiliation. she wants to be stephanie morgan, instead. >>> women on ice could be the theme of the day at the winter olympics today. the women's ice hockey gold medal will be decided when the u.s. takes on canada. and the final four teams in women's curl willing be in action. brad wheelis now with how the americans fared yesterday. >

in new york, david lee miller, fox 9news. >> eastwood is charged with two counts of attempted murder.he is free on $1 million cash. he is not going anywhere. >>> dick cheney is out on bail after suffering a mild heart attack. the former ve president says he is feeling well and should be back to his normal schedule very soon. >>> he checked into gw hospital monday because of chest pains. this was his fifth heart attack. his first happened when he was just 37 years old. cheney also has had certainly heart surgeries. >>> tractor at our nation's airport. more than 100 body scanning machines are being rolled ott at new r new airports across the country. some say they are an invasion of privacy. we have the details. >> reporter: these scanners come with their share of controversy. are they an invasion of privacy? are they effective. despite how passengers feel they are on their way to airports across the country. boston is first. like it or not. they are coming. >> doesn't bother me. anything that we can do to keep us safe they should do. >> i guess i think there should be different levels

the judge ordered bruco strong eagle eastwood held on $1 million bond. father says he doesn't know why his son would open fire on the school. >> he had bills and couldn't pay them. hadn't had a job for years. couldn't hold a job that is his ways, not really knowing what he's doing half the time. >> eastwood faces two counts of attempted murder. >>> a public apology. that's what you can expect from toyoda before he testifies today. the congress is investigating toyota's recall. toyoda grandson of the car maker's founder and current ceo said the company grew too fast and didn't keep up with safety controls. toyota has recalled 8.5 million cars worldwide for problems related to acceleration and unresponsive brake problems. at first the company said floor mats were the problem and later accelerators on some models were getting stuck and causing accidents. >>> the parents of missing "growing pains" actor andrew koenig are in vancouver to try to find their son. his father who was in "star trek" says andrew was despondent before he disappeared. his cell phone w

. >> eastwood faces two counts of attempted first-degree murder. no word yet on what spurred this. >>> a superintendent of one struggling school district decides the answer to the problems is fire all the teachers. we'll tell you about that ahead. first, details on a huge rate increase for blue cross, blue shield customers in one state. stay with us. >>> one of the country's largest insurers has a hike. it has outraged customers and california lawmakers launched an investigation. >> have you no shame? >> the question is, one that is -- >> i mean that sincerely. >> it is disappointing to me. >> how much profit is enough? >> well points, the parent company of anthem blue cross posted record profits for 2009. profits were in excess of $3 billion. >>> next at 6:00, or new at 6:00, general motors plans to sell its hummer brand, just hit a road bump. their deal fell through with a chinese equipment maker and that company pulled out. gm says it is shutting down, but it will continue to honor existing warranties. >>> coming up, find out how one local schoo

brousseau eastwood, 32 years old, is being held on a million dollars bond on two counts of attempted a history of mental illness, says his father, is no excuse. >> i don't care who you are, you shouldn't go out there and take how you feel inside of you out on anybody else. >> reporter: benke says all he did wasn't enough. >> i felt like i wasn't fast enough and he got us as far as i know a second round off. >> reporter: but it was enough for 13-year-old reagan weber,, one of two students wounded in the attack who says benke's action saved lives. >> i think he's a hero. he obviously probably saved a lot more students. >> reporter: teachers here and around the country have more security training because of what happened at a school about three miles from here, an incident that americans remember by one name: columbine. asked why he reacted so quickly, benke says the answer comes from a vow he made to his students during one of those post-columbine safety drills about ever facing the real thing. >> i said i hope that i'm capable of doing something about it. and so... what was going thro

eastwood has a history of mental problems, he's a convicted felon, he also attended deer creek middle school back in the '90s, his family says yes, indeed, mental issues have been a long time for this guy, megyn. megyn: tell us about this hero teach every. >> the hero teacher, what a story this is, talking about dr. david benke, he is 6-foot, 5 inches, a former basketball player, he actually participated in columbine-like drill about what to do if a shooter did come on campus. he says he was walking out of the school yesterday afternoon, he heard what sounded like a firecracker, and then he walked around the corner, and he saw a man with a high-powered rifle, firing. here's what happened next. >> then i realized that it was a bolt action rifle and that he wasn't going to be able to load quickly enough for me, so i grabbed him. the next thing i remember, basically, is that we're on the ground, struggling. i'm not sure whether it was courage or stupidity. >> reporter: he says his wife and his children are very proud of him. we have also tell you, megyn, it says that he bugs him very muc

his name, brewko, strong eagle eastwood. we have not been giving a picture by the cops. we're not seeing any pictures of him but a long, troubled history. he also apparently dreamed of being an astronaut and took part in 2005 in a nasa funded study spending ten days in a hospital bed to -- so nasa could study muscle wasting. this appears to have been a troubled 32-year-old man. >> what do you know about the students. >> reagan weber, the girl, was treated and released. she's at home and her father says she has bullet fragments in one arm. the boy, matt, is in children's hospital. we understand from a statement released by his mother he's got a fracturedded rib and lung injury but he's doing well and as you mentioned, his situation today upgraded from critical to serious. >> well that's good. jonathan hunt, thank you. >> the mother of one of the students there says she saw the shooter and then the teacher to stopped him in action. her story when she talks live with us in 90 seconds and we'll cover the rest of the toyota hearing too, so hang on. dr. denky assessed the situ

clint eastwood and bob dylan won awards but weren't present ♪ [ music ] that's musical legend stevier. he performed last night at the ken city center. was a benefit for the duke ellington school of the arts. we caught up with him after the concert and asked him about the importance of the school. >> this is the original, the original might mile, the real deal. >> reporter: and here's a little more of last night's kennedy center concert for you to enjoy. stick around. we'll be right back. m÷ >>> here's what is in the news now. virginia is taking potholes head on. they want to focus on fixing potholes for the entire month of march. he vows they will be fixed in 24 hours on major roads. >>> the bear win mayor is suing prince georges county over a mistaken drug raid at his home two years ago. it left his dog dead. >>> the big apple is getting a big taste of snow this morning. this is video from times square. a few inchs on the ground already but could have a foot of snow by the time the storm moves out. >>> a few flurry and snow showers north and east. the winds are be a big problem, gus

. >> eastwood faces two counts of attempted first-degree murder, bail has been set for $1 million. thomas roberts, cbs news. >>> the staff say they acted quickly because of emergency drills they conducted since the columbine tragedy. >>> the attorney for a delaware pediatrician accused of abusing over 100 of his young patients. that attorney says he will try to move the case elsewhere. the sex abuse scandal shocked the communities where dr. earl bradley had offices. his attorney says his client won't be able to receive a fair trial there. this week's 160 page indictment lists 103 victims. prosecutors say there are more likely, but parents may be reluctant to come forward. >> many of them feel very guilty that they didn't do something to protect their children initially and for some of them, they believe the way they can protect their children now is not allow them to be identified as a victim of the pediatrician. >> dr. bradley is being held on $2.9 million bail. >>> fairfax county police are looking for the driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run accident. a 49-year-old man was st

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what we have learned is that he is a 32-year-old eastwood and he did attend school here at deer creek middle school back in the early '90s is when he was an eighth grader here. so he does have a tie in that way. we did speak to his father last night. who said that his son hears voices and oftentimes speaks back to those voices. so we're learning a bit more about him this morning. he does have his first court appearance coming up in just a little bit. >> jennifer, thank you very much. and former vice president dick cheney has just been released from george washington university hospital. doctors say cheney suffered a mild heart attack, his fifth one. his office just released a statement saying the former vice president is feeling good and will resume his normal schedule shortly. >>> a monster storm is barreling its way to the northeast. yet again, another storm. let's head to albany, new york, where mike seidel is joining us live and, mike, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, storm number one is winding down. we've had a foot of snow. they've had 23 inches. this one is going to go la

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the suspect, bruco eastwood is due in court today.tleton, colorado, you'll remember is the site of the columbine high school massacre. >>> let's continue our conversation on broken government. we've got our panel in -- in -- well, all over the place, actually, we've got christine romans, we've got roland martin, we've got bay buchanan and in the bottom corner we've got eric schmidt who is the ceo of google. i want to -- i'm asking eric to hang on a second, while i go back to my panel with some very interesting points that i just took from -- from eric schmidt's discussion with me a couple minutes ago. bay, i'm going to ask you first, eric points out two things, the permission to fail, the-year-old that they ask people at google to come up with ideas, and they have the permission to fail, he said, in 90% of the time. the other one is the culture of innovation that seems to be squashed by washington, because i've been asking eric, for those of you who just joined us to tell us what he would do if he were planning ways for the government

bob dylan and clint eastwood, who are both recipients but could not make it today. of us are here to share recognition of the importance of the arts and humanities. pursuits and professions that enriched the mind and the rest the ssoul and strengthen the character of this country. they bring a stroy, understanding, it inside, comfort, -- they bring us joy, understanding, in sight -- insight, and comfort. it led to the founding of the national endowment for the arts and the national endowment for the humanities. these institutions play a vital role in enhancing america's cultural legacy. they promote work and cultivates talent and they deserve our gratitude. one of my special produces -- privileges is that i get to take part in ceremonies like this, to honor individuals and citizens we celebrate the triumph of the arts and humanities that bring us closer to an understanding of what makes us american and what makes us human. one of the extraordinary features of our cultural ignorance is the dynamism and diversity -- cultural inheritance is the dynamism and diversity.

some recipients will be singer bob dylan and actor clint eastwood. that is tomorrow at 8:20 p.m.s the entire white house health care summit, six hours or more, and see the president and congress debates what should happen next. they spoke about health care costs, insurance reform, and deficit-reduction. see the entire event sunday, beginning 10:30 a.m. eastern. >> he is best known for his novels, "animal farm" and " 1984." this week on my discussion with george orwell. it is part of c-span2's book tv weekend. >> i come from latin america. i am accustomed to see poverty. i never thought i would see this kind of poverty in the capital of the u.s. >> a photographer and photographer on poverty in the u.s. that this sunday on c-span's q&a. >> earlier today, governor david paterson announced he is ending his campaign for reelection. his comments came in the wake of a top aide, and reports that his administration may have intervened in a domestic violence case involving another aid. from new york city, this is 10 minutes. ñr Ñi>> thank you. Ñifor theñr past 25 years it has been my highe