Reporter we sawyer this afternoon in at the end of the story we heard klebold say she is sorry to the victims. Parents we talk to said why has it taken so long. Bottom line no question after watching tonight interview we all have a better understanding of the pain and remorse she experienced. This is an interview that has again stirred things up for all columbine families. Sue klebold told diane sawyer at one point she realized she could not run away from this. She talks about the shame, she talks about fear. Reporter answers to questions that haae lingered klebold accepted any responsibility for what 1999 . I think she has gone back over her life she says and try reporter the events of april 20, 1999 forever change the lives of students, teachers and administrators at columbine. Images and facts permanently embossed in colorados history, in americas memories. These are kids at high school what in the world is going on here. Reporter one of the first reporters to arrive at columbine th
` and im dayle cedars. It is saturday and it is foggy. How was your drive in . When i hit hampton, ha that is when the fog started. Starting right about denver and moving up north. Heres a shot outside our studio. You are looking down right there on spear. And you can see pretty dense fog. Visibility in some locations is literally at zero. Denver you can see it sitting right there. You cannot make out the building the fog is so dense. This does corn to the northern portions f the front range and nootheast corner of the state. Temperature wise not bad. Until the fog really dispates, we will not see a massive warming trend early on. Up in the mountain we have teaspoon in the teens and 20s. 31 in denver. And we do have the 20s, upper 20s on tte Eastern Plains as well. A liitle bit breezy but our by 11 58 degrees y 11 00, 58 degrees. This puts us 15 degrees above where we should be this time of year. The next week is looking pretty good as well. We do have a few changes, were talking about
And now congress has leaked them. Here they are. 15 pages of memos covering everything from leakers to hookers. Comey describing the conversations as chaotic and trying to piece them together like a jigsaw puzzle. Mike flynn, the eventually fired National Security adviser at one point shortly after the inauguration comey says trump criticized flynn saying the president pointed his finger at his head and said the guy has serious judgment issues. The home moes describe not only the getting frustrated that flynn did not return a certain phone call fast enough. They say the phone call was to none other than Vladimir Putin. The homemos became public as you sat down. Given the nature of the person as i understood the president elect, he might not tell the truth if it became an issue. I needed a written record. The president , youve testified to congress and write about in the book told you to lay off in the investigation to flynn. Its been reported that President Trump did more than just ask
The attorney general of the American People. He said they found no collusion. Whereas the special prosecutor specifically said collusion is not a legal term and he didnt make any findings, said we hadnt reached a finding on criminal conspiracy. We have to hear from mueller, ask him a lot of questions. We have to hear from other people. Eric we have full coverage on all of this. Phil keating is in florida near maralago. Garrett ten any has reaction tem the campaign trail. Allison bar deer has reaction from barber has reaction from washington. Reporter they said the dojs proposal would prohibited discussion of the full report from other members. They say they need to see everything and there needs to be a mechanism to ensure access to grand jury material. Democrats say they will do more in regard to the special counsels report and they believe thats what the special counsel wanted. On page 220, the report says this, quote, congress has authority to prohibit a president s corrupt use of h