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yesterday hendrik huckabee, a young painter out of fort worth texas and i had if anybody is interested in art i would look them up . he came over and we were talking about art. some of the things i've been working on n. one of the things that happens with cedric is you ought to look at the work of so and so. anyway, jim woodson is another instructor we spent a lot of time in mexico. my first instructor was gail more fleet was an accomplished painter. all of them had done a lot as and not only teaching me different aspects of meaning but encouraging me and a good teacher is someone who encourages . one time roger winter came over and said you ought to paint the leaders with whom you served.this guy is a long-term alice painter. you've got to be kidding me, you think i can do that and he said absolutely i. they've all helped me aspire and anyway, it's been a fabulous journey. >> i've loved watching it. this is your second book of portraits and your first was called portraits of courage which focused on wounded warriors and the men and women who wear our uniform and your newest book out o

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. >> reporter: valley transportation authority glen hendriks. >> we are a family. people in the organization know everyone. this is a terrible tragedy and we will do everything we can to help people get through this. >> reporter: as friends and family members desperately search for loved ones, others wanting action and for this to finally stop. >> to the victims and those that lost their lives and the families that lost loved ones, yes, our hearts go out but we're resolved to not make this meaningless but to bring meaning at this tragic moment in our state and nation's history. >> dan, i understand authorities also found explosives at the site? >> reporter: that's right. a bomb sniffing dog was brought in and discovered the smell of explosives. right now a robot is goiing roo to room within the large facility trying to find potentially more explosives and anderson, i mentioned earlier we don't have a clear cut motive but one thing to note is that the shooters ex-wife spoke to the bay area news group, a cnn affiliate and mentioned during their ten-year marriage he s

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. >> we the jury, all of our number, find the defendant, markus hendrik kaarma, guilty. >> reporter:iren's host parents still feel the raw pain of his death. >> nothing brings diren back. and so it's still -- it's just heartbreaking that someone felt compelled to do this. >> would you be host to another foreign exchange student? >> no. my -- my heart's too broken. i couldn't do it. >> reporter: two months after the verdict, markus kaarma addressed diren dede's family at the sentencing hearing. >> i took another man's life and i'm sorry, i can't change that. i did what i felt was necessary to protect my family and myself. and i hope that no one ever finds themself in the position that i was put into. >> reporter: the judge sentenced him to 70 years in prison. >> i almost wish he never said sorry. because it was so empty and his face had just no expression. it was, like, scary almost. we were all like taken aback. i was like take it back. there was no meaning in that. >> reporter: and they say garage hopping is no longer popular. >> have attitudes changed about all of that since then?

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