>> she was attractive and i saw josephine, too. >> josephine was the otero's 11-year-old daughter. >> i must have had that somewhere in my mind that younger person, must have locked in to me. >> reporter: it would be nearly two months before rader acted on the sexual fantasy involving mrs. otero and her daughter. which he says began brewing in his brain. when he finally did, it would establish his pattern of brutality and deception toward all of his victims. rader broke into the home of the objects of his obsession in january 1974. he said he entered the home an anxious man. though he recounts the story with a strange lack of emotion. >> extremely nervous. then, i had cut the phone line, already cut the phone line. and it's funny, i left my cutters there. i had to come back and get them later. and the door opened. so here i am. you know. do i just walk out the back door and they call the police? or do i go for it? and i went for it. >> chilling details of his first killings and of his victim's final words. >> mrs. otero woke up, she said, god have mercy on your soul. >> when "confessi

resident and teacher josephine nicholson likes to come to the library to check out books for her students>> there's nothing like holding a book in your hand. and also i work with kids and so i can't purchase every book that i'd like. >> reporter: but budget cuts for forcing the king library to start closing on sunday afternoons a time that normally draws more than 50,000 patrons to its books during the year. >> it's a cost cutting deal. it's a budget thing. and people from across the city came out to the budget hearings to say please, please, please do not shut the last library that's open on sunday. >> reporter: late friday there was good news for the king library and the sunday hours. mayor vincent gray and d.c. council library committee chairman tommy wells said the city has found the $300,000 necessary to keep the sunday hours for the king library. it won't be closing after all. the mayor has said he's changed his mind. they found money the library will stay open on sundayss. what do you think about that? >> that's great. there's a lot of people up here -- there's a lot of services of

who would, you know, send a very, very romantic valentine's day cards to gross named geraldine and josephine and stuff. really seduce them. >> a question about all of the colleges and universities that you named. the think there was something about all these? it made this will have more success with respect to how they perceive education? also what it says about the validation about our country in bringing coaches together. .. >> a lot of the kids i know have end up at the university of vermont, a couple kids within syracuse, and there have been repeat schools that now know what it means to get an international high school student. i think that -- okay. >> thank you so much. thank you for brooke for an inspiring conversation. thank you for coming. brooke will be signing copies of her book and she'll be right over there signing, and we'll play a little movie. maybe brooke can say something about what it's about and also play some special music. >> okay. this is a video that diana castro, who works at the school, made for the class of 2011's graduation ceremony, and it's just goofing around bu