. >> eric harris and dylan klebold, the two who pulled off the columbine shooting. the 16-year-old so entranced by the columbine shooting hopped a plane, flew to denver and questioned the principal as if he were doing a story for a school newspaper. >> columbine established itself as kind of the prototypical school shooting mainly because of its attitude. and eric harris conducted him as a manipulative, secretive, and yet charismatic, in his view, and influenced other school shooters. so eric harris became the role model, in this case, to try to outdo. >> thank you to that student, whoever he or she is, who shared those text messages with police, or we would be having a very different discussion. peter, thank you. >>> 55 pounds of cocaine found inside the united nations! plus, where it came from. >>> we had been getting these 911 calls before demi moore went into the hospital. the caller you're about to hear is next to her through this. >>> how close did this asteroid come? it ranks pretty high. i'll tell you about that next. tourism season in years. all because so

. >> in 1999 dylan klebold and eric harris gunned down 12 of their classmates at columbine high schoolt dwayne fuselier was the fbi's lead columbine investigator. >> when i first saw the videotape that adamcik and draper made, i was astounded at how similar they seemed in their actions to what i had seen harris and klebold doing on their videotapes. the same themes seemed to be coming out. >> i think the perfect ending would be a school shooting. >> that would be a perfect ending, yes it would, but we'd need guns. >> that would just jack up our kills so much. >> i guarantee i could kill 20 people like that. >> i mean how hard could it be? bang, one person is dead. scatter, bang, bang, bang. >> brian draper even mentions klebold and harris on the tape. >> this sort of documenting is just eerily similar to harris and klebold's tapes, that they want to be famous for their evil deed. >> we're going to go down in history. we're going to be just like "scream" except real life. we're going to be murderers like let's see. ted bundy. like the hillside strangler. the zodiac killer. >> no, those

oprah daytime television people thought -- >> dana: can we get to harry belafonte.? >> ericsident obama was 26 minutes late. he was supposed to be wheels up at 3:00. wheels up at 3:26 because of angelina jolie and brad pitt at the white house. >> andrea: can you blame him? >> eric: he is going to 71, 72, and 73rd fundraisers since -- >> dana: now we don't have time to do harry belafont. >> bob: you screwed yourself because harry was rough on obama like you and he also makes it up like you do. >> dana: we are not going to get to harry belafante because we had to talk about obama. meghan told me in my ear and remind me the name. "in the land of blood and honey" which i heard mixed reviews but i'd like to see it. do you? >> greg: i don't know. >> eric: rather seen "unicorn and rainbows." >> greg: five stars. >> eric: captain sprinkles. >> dana: we get to do the new favorite segment called one more thing. that is coming up after the break. ♪ ♪ we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help

eric, come on out. harry. i will be right back. we talk about the future of the pro-life movement.have now some wonderful --, peering introduced the students to of one the student contes. >> we hold this contest, as many of you know, if every year. it is very competitive and then we pick the winners of the best high school/junior high s.a., a poem, and posters. i just wanted to meet these winners this year. the first winner for the high rgan whitt.y is mo an the junior high and winner is becky. [cheers and applause] from iowa. morgan is from north carolina. the third winner is from winds will, ohio. the winner of the high school poem contest. our next winter is maggie stein from maryland. winner of the junior high poem contest. did you raise your hand? put it up. ok. our next winner for the junior high is from kentucky. did i get everybody? i cannot hear you. let me see here. oh, yes, sorry. my apologies. the winner for the high school poster contest is abby from woodstock, md.. thank you, ladies, all. next year will allow some gentleman to enter this contest, you know. all right,

harris, alison starling, meterologist bob ryan weather, and tim brandt sports. this is abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. >>> we are learning more about the growing scandal surrounding d.c. councilman ericder federal investigation. >> this is the latest in a host of corruption problems plaguing the district. we are live outside the wilson building with the very latest. >> these reports are coming from those who claim to be close to the negotiations. our own pc bureau "-- bureau chief asked him point blank if the would step down, he would neither confirm nor deny it. some are saying enough is enough. the still unfolding harry thomas saba is dominating the workplace chitchat. >> he should be held accountable. >> the embattled councilman mike be striking a plea with federal prosecutors. in return for his resignation he will only spend a few years in prison. some say it is time to go. >> we need someone to do the job right. >> he is trying to salvage his political career. once the tide turns, it is time to go. "thomas has not been charged with any crimes, but there was a raid on his home by fbi and irs agents. a resignation could come as soon as friday. >> there is no comment from mr. thoma

. >> reporter: and harris sent out a statement saying those fires did not affect their day- to-day operation. we're live here in san rafael, eric rasmussen, ktvu. >>> police in oakland are looking for a hit-and-run driver who shot and killed a driver. authorities identified the victim as benjamin green of oakland. he was in the crosswalk at 73rd and bancroft when he was hit. police identify the vehicle as a dark colored van. the driver continued on without stopping. the intersection is about a block from hpd's substation. >>> an exclusive video with howard jordan, what he revealed to us about a new plan to tackle violent crime. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors failed to overturn a veto by mayor lee who may have led to a closure of sharp park course. environmental groups want to close it saying golfers are a threat to the san francisco guarder snake and the california red legged frog. today's vote was the same not enough to overturn a veto. >>> the supervisors also gave initial -- dog walkers must obtain a paid permit and limit the number of dogs being walked to eight. the vote was unanimous. the ordnance returned to t

. >> reporter: and harris sent out a statement saying those fires did not affect their day- to-day operation. we're live here in san rafael, eric rasmussen, ktvu. >>> police in oakland are looking for a hit-and-run driver who shot and killed a driver. authorities identified the victim as benjamin green of oakland. he was in the crosswalk at 73rd and bancroft when he was hit. police identify the vehicle as a dark colored van. the driver continued on without stopping. the intersection is about a block from hpd's substation. >>> an exclusive video with howard jordan, what he revealed to us about a new plan to tackle violent crime. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors failed to overturn a veto by mayor lee who may have led to a closure of sharp park course. environmental groups want to close it saying golfers are a threat to the san francisco guarder snake and the california red legged frog. today's vote was the same not enough to overturn a veto. >>> the supervisors also gave initial -- dog walkers must obtain a paid permit and limit the number of dogs being walked to eight. the vote was unanimous. the ordnance returned to t

the story happening today, and 1 1:30 eastern attorney general eric holder announcing a new fraud fighting unit. and in seattle, colton harrisrefoot bandit will be sentenced. and also, a ceremony tonight for soul singer etta james. >>> now, let's check in with paul steinhauser in jack sopvillso hsonville, florida. >> i will break it down with the rock'em sock'em presidential debate at the top of the hour. >> i'm david mattingly in a city known for the violent crime, the murder of a man described as a good samaritan in the streets of new orleans is striking people as particularly heinous. i will have that story in the next hour. >>> hey there. i'm zain verjee in london and i will bring you the lat est on te american hostage jessica buchanan freed are somali pirates and what headlines are happening around the world. that is in a moment. >>> thank you. facebook's new time line is coming for you, like it or not, and it may drudgep things from the past that you thought was behind you. we will talk to you about what you need to know to prepare for the change. montgomery and abigail higgins had... ...a tree that bore the most rare

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harry reid says is he going to allow amendments to the bill to be debated. he thinks a senate version will pass by the end of this week. over in the house majority leader ericr taking heat for a similar piece of legislation that appears to be stalled. tonight his office tells us is he deeply committed to getting something passed but is he actually thinking about introducing something each broader that was pending right now in the senate. it may reach even into executive branch employees as well. shep. >> shepard: there are those, shannon that say the bill isn't tough enough. >> well, wisconsin republic congressman sean duffy definitely one of them. he has introduced a measure called the restrict act. require all members of congress and their senior staff to move their assets into a blind trust or disclose any transaction within three days of making it regardless of the amount. he thinks the measure moved forward by the senate tonight still has loopholes. shep? >> shepard: shannon bream live on in washington tonight. thank you very much. the florida primary isn't the only big contest tomorrow. there is also a special election in the state of oregon to replac

eric. [ male announcer ] ask the doctor about once-daily nonstimulant intuniv. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> time now for prince harry'sture. last year, he headed to the north pole. now he's tackling mt. everest. abc's nick watt joins us from the relative safety of london with the latest. i know you would be there if you could. >> reporter: i wouldn't. the only danger that will face me today is that i might slip on a damp, rainy sidewalk here. prince harry with an amazing year in front of him. his first solo royal tour to the c caribbean. first, he's going to everest. if they ever made an action man prince, he would have to have flame red hair. fast motor booiks, fast women, fast helicopters. he's unleashed on the taliban, walked across the arctic. now he's headed for the world's highest mountain, with the same bunch of wounded soldiers. raising money and inspiration. >> it's positive. for them and everybody who is or will end up being wounded. no matter what, you can progress with your life. you can do things beyond imagination that you thought was possible. >> reporter: hairy, ice ax in hand, will spend a week at tha

eric cantor, mid afternoon today, outside the capitol. shortly after that, senator leaders spoke with reporters following their weekly lumplings. they spoke about the bill the majority leader was speaking about, and majority leader harry reid talked about which bills are likely to be next on the senate agenda. this is close to 20 minutes. >> i'm glad we're now on the stock act. it's too bad we had to have a cloture to allow us to go to the bill. that's really unfortunate. here's a bill that everybody has all this happy talk about what a great, bipartisan bill this is, i had to file cloture to get to where we are. there are some who will say, do we really need this? the answer is yes. because even experts say, even though people are being prosecuted now who are part of the administration branch of government, the justice department feels clearly they have the right to go after members of congress. but there are some who feel that's not the case so we're going to make sure that there's no hesitation in going forward because we want to make sure that any questions about whether or not a member of congress can do inside trading, that's going to end. because they can't. year not going to allow that to happen. i also think