katie: i know that you say you felt skeptical about the flds community even as a little girl. when did you start feeling that abuse helped abuse helped with. my maternal grandmother believed in the group and she taught me to believe in myself as a person, and it wasn t based on who owned me. to that was a taboo teaching a family. so that self worth that my grandmother instilled in me made me question. and the questions never stopped. katie: you say the abuse helped, and obviously i m sure that opened your eyes. your father molested you when you were just 8 years old. that s the first memory i have of being molested. katie: do you think it happened before that? it could. it may, it may not have. there is a historical prevalance of abuse, sexual abuse within the community. katie: you were raped by your father when you were 12 years old. yes. katie: what do you remember from that? as a child, even when the molestation was occurring i still had hope inside of me that my d
jacki schechner today and tomorrow, very, very exciting. yes it s very exciting to be sitting in. stephanie: thank you. now here is david shuster with the real news. cnn [ inaudible ] began with an accidental fire which sent off at least one fertilizer tank. the blast leveled at least 50 homes nearby and caused the roof to collapse at a nearby nursing. the vast wreckage has made it difficult to come up with a precise number of victims. and the mayor said on camera he said i do not have an exact number. federal authorities are assisting authorities in trying to determine the exact cause of the fire. the obama administration is trying to figure out what if anything it can now do about gun control. the senate gutted legislation that would have approved background checks. four democrats joined republicans in blocking the bill, afterwards an infuriated president obama spoke and described it as a shameful day in washington. in boston today the fbi is considering a possible ph
get ready for a soaker, a big storm system headed our way expected to hit in the middle of the weekend. but we begin tonight with that drunk driving sentence slashed. thanks for joining us tonight. i m laura evans. i m shawn yancy. the rockville man sentenced to 20 years in prison for a crash that killed three and injured one of his friends could be out of prison in little more than a year. a three-judge panel drastically reduced his sentence today. audrey barnes was in the courtroom and joins us now with families reaction. those family members were angry and said that sentence makes them feel like their children died in vain. more than 100 people packed into the courtroom for the hearing to review kevin coffay s 20 year sentence. after it was drastically reduced relatives said the sentence sent the message that montgomery county is the place to be if you want to drive drunk and get away with it. i am shocked. i am outraged at this particular sentence. one by one
president.ain t gonna happen happen his response to sexual harrssment pllegations.. the damage from the claims.. and the effort to turn the message round. i m jeff baand. barnd. and i m jenniferr gilbert. a baltimore woman is dead.. ang tonight police say her grandson killed her. &pher. police foond. her body./ at. her home .in. park he. hhights./. áá keith áá daniels./ is. at the scene.// ááwhereáá. the suspect. lived. with his gr. grandmother. activity inside the place. ppople have been stopping by - outside.. just to takeea lloo attwhere police say the murrer happened. loved his grandmother.. but killer. baltimore city police have charged 36-year-old demond tyler with first degree murder. investigators believe he choked shirleyytyler, his grandmother, to death. she was 67.(ms. tyler/daughter) terrible, unexplainable.. ....kim tyler, the victim s daughter, lives in to take one last look at her mother s home on spaulding avenue..where police sayy demond killed his