. >> reporter: katy landry is putting the piece is of her life back together.been nearly a decade since she left the bob jones university the flagship of christian fundamentalist education. and she says a place that fails rape victims like herself. >> i love my teachers, i love the school. i'm not sorry i went there. but what i am sorry about is that they seem -- they seem so unwilling to acknowledge when they've done wrong. >> reporter: so here's the so-called fortress of faith. bob jones university in greenville, south carolina. there's almost 4,000 students who go here to this private college. the teachings follow a pretty literal teachings of the be bible, the tenets are pretty strict, no watching tv, no hand holding. and a little bit could get you kicked out. >> she was working for an ambulance r company. when she was raped. >> i felt the prick of a needle and he came over and took my cloafts off. clothes off. i could still speak i was telling him no and he remained raped me. i could feel the tears but i couldn't wipe the tears away. >> landry returned to

. >> katie landry is putting the pieces of her life bac together. it's been nearly a decade since university university, the flagship of christian fundamentalist education. and she says a place that fails rape victims like herself. >> i loved my teachers. i loved the school. i am not sorry i went there. but what i am sorry about is that they seem -- they seemed so unwilling to acknowledge where they had done wrong. >> so here is the so-called 40 tres of faith, bob jones university greenville south carolina. there is almost 4,000 students who go here to this private college. the teachings follow a pretty literal translation of the bible, and rules on campus are super strict. there is no t.v. there is no hand-holding. there is no popular music. and even a little violation could get you kicked out. >> landryts assault did not take place on campus. she was 19 and working for an ambulance company in columbus, ohio, when she says her supervisor raped her. one evening while counting supplies in the back of an ambulance, she said she felt the prick of a nee

landry followed by michael seville by john spencer. >> good afternoon, commissioners and/or trustees. as you know, my name is cynthia landry and i'm with sciu 1021 and i sit on the secure retirement committee. as you know trustees, you have a fiduciary duty to your pensioners and to future retirees who depend on this trust, the safety of this trust to sustain them in their golden years. there is a tremendous amount of anxiety and uncomfortableness about changing the allocation which has provided a safe, secure, retirement to the pensioners, and as the director or the president said there that you have been able to make all your future, you have been able to make all your payments on time. pension funds should be transparent, they should be safe, they should be secure, they should be regulated and they should provide among other things slow steady growth. in fact, the city charter requires prudent investments. there is no regrettably quick rich schemes to fund pension plans, only safe secure financial and well tested instruments. so, please reconsider your hedge fundamental -- fund --

landry and borrowed write totally taken care of.oesn't know what to to with the extra note or letter because you like these letters. is there a special place when they come to santa land thaw want them to put the letters. >> yes, downstairs in the center of the atrium we have the belief mailbox. you can put all of your letters in the believe mailbox. that does for each letter that we get a dollar to make a wish foundation, up to a million-dollar we send out to make a wish. >> on our list, an hour kids are allowed to ask for three things. will ella is a with the cape, i know you call it something but you also want parent to maybe only talk about within special thing. >> usually kids will have a special favorite thing and we will get in the conversation about that. i always have the list. they always know i have it in our back pocket, so to speak or in the mailbox but it is always not like we're going to forget. a a lot of kids worry that if he doesn't, we don't talk about each and every thing we might forget. >> they have the list. >

. >> katy landry is putting the pieces of her life back together.t's been nearly a decade since she left the bob jones university, the flagship of christian fundamentalist education. she says it is a place that fails rape victims like herself. >> i love my teachers. i love the school, not sorry i went there, but what i am sorry about is that they seem so unwilling to acknowledge what they've done wrong. >> here's the so-called fortress of faith, bob jones university in greenville, south carolina. there's almost 4,000 students who go here to this private college. the teachings follow a pretty literal translation of the bible and rules on campus are strict, no t.v., no hand holding, there's no popular music. even a little violation can get you kicked out. her assault did not take place on campus. they was 19 and working for an ambulance company in columbus, ohio when she says her supervisor raped her. one evening while counting supplies in the back of an ambulance, she said she felt the prick of a needle. >> i just couldn't move anything. he came over

each carl landry res over 28,000 gallons of crude oil. common site in california. >> that is a common train full of a much more volatile type of crude oil than we typically see on rail. >> reporter: kelly houston with the government's office of emergency services says california must prepare for a dramatic increase of oil by rail shipment. in 2012, millions of barrels of oil came by rail. that number jobbed to 6.3 million-barrels. by 2016, that number could jump to 150 million-barrels accounting for 25% of all oil imported into california coming by rail. >> this is a massive, massive catastrophe. >> reporter: and, as oil by rail shipments increase, so do the accidents. the number of accidents increase from several per year prior to 2010 to 155 accidents in 2013. with a similar trend in california but on a smaller scale. >> it is extremely alarming and the public should be concerned. >> reporter: devora with the sierra club has multiple concerns about these crude shipments coming to california and refineries in the bay area. in particular,

. >> landry's assault did not take place on campus. was 19 and working for an ambulance company in columbus, ohio, when she says her supervisor raped her. >> he raped me again. two weeks later, i left from my freshman year at bob jones university. >> raised in a conservative menonite family and afraid of her attacker, she kept it a secret until her junior year at bob jones when she finally, sought help. she was referred to jim berg for counselling, the dean of students at the time? >> he asked me if i had been i am pure with this man. had i had relations with this man. and i kept telling him, no, to all of these questions, but he either didn't believe me or he hadn't heard or he wasn't going to help me. and he said, we have to find the sin in your life that caused your rape. and i just ran. i ran out the steps of the administration building. and he just confirmed my worst nightmare. it was something i had done. it was something about me. >> as you say before the report was made public thursday, the president said in a statement that he

here's fox's keith landry. >> reporter: clark woods bee knows a thing or two about a fresh catch. >>h, yeah. thank you so much. thank you p.m. la. >> reporter: senior operating partner for talk of the town restaurant. picking out the freshest food for places like moon fish. when he's not here, he'll go on the hunt for what he's looking for. >> it's a rush. >> reporter: last week when he came across this giant gator he and some trappers were called out a private property in polk county to take in the nuisance gator. >> i had a cross bow and i waited until he was 15 yards in front of me and i shot it right in the side in the shoulder. >> reporter: that's just so they can track the gator. it will take lot more to take down this 13-foot long, 719-pound beast. >> it starts spinning. started doing the death role and then we take turns fighting it. there's four of us total. each of us take turns fighting it because our hands were getting torn up from the rope. >> reporter: the men struggled with the angry gator for 45 minutes. >> i harpooned with another buoy and removable dart and i was ab

>>will tran: is not just winning games in one to landry to be educated so books are involved fifth this'll change the we have this is the only book that they did during the course of the year is the this time of the year with his fantastic we want to really invest in their education >>will tran: is getting close to 6:00 we are four hours away from the families coming in here and receiving their toys there are some family already outside the reason why a different register but they want to make sure they get the first crack at some of the things of the one also if you go will and above the geneva use when the camera here our brand is back so we can play in the news room >>mark: 01 to four calls thank you. >>darya: this is an amazing story of four year old was born with a heart condition is going to have a merry christmas ever into one generous oakland raider player offensive linemen had manilla watson donated his check from yesterday's game to little able rias family as they were visited since facility is made all the more than is given the fact that they only get paid during the 17 weeks o

host: senator mary landri ieu wither had husband, the republicans capturing two house seats in the run-off that took place yesterday. details available online at the hill.com in the seat held by congressman cassidy going on to the u.s. senator held by ralph abraham, he con feet the mayor and edwin edwards trying a comeback at the age of 87 was defeated by garrett graves, the republican, of course, governor edwards has served in the house for seven years, had been elected governor, convicted on federal racketeering charges, did spend time in prison. he lost in his comeback bid to serve in the u.s. house of represe representstiv representstives. ash from florida is next. caller: good morning. i just have a comment in regards to these police shootings it seems to me that the obvious answer is to disarm the police of deadly weapons, you know, give them something other than guns so you don't have this over reaction and killing people. host: okay. we will go to robert in eugene, oregon, republican line. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i tried to get through on the hostage one, but

when i was a kid and he was a kid cowboys were good they won in the 07's, tom landry. my favorite team was kansas city chiefs because they won the super bowl in 1969. you go out of your childhood, teams, and you become a home team guy. es specially if you air a politician and represent half of the state for eagles. bridge gate is nothing new to tailgate super bol seat next to the cowboys owner, just over the home state and as home crowd wanting to impeach him right now. so what made watching eagles lose, of the not so cute couple huddled together there sitting owners super box. >> i feel that chris christie should leave football out of politics. if i'm a new jersey voters, he has new jersey, and has new york giants and philadelphia eagles fans in his constituent and he should not be in the box with jerry jones. >> it is not that end of the world. jerry generals is a stapel in the nfl. there is only one jerry generals, so what. he is hanging out with him. is it bad. >> it depend where you are from from the state of new jersey. it should be divided from north jersey you