and are glad to be out. and some of my colleagues in the business actually, i went to school with here, who are registering their shock at it as well. as a matter of fact, one of my classmates from the 80s, her nephew is one of those wounded today and is in surgery. so you never leave the ties. it was a wonderful place to attend school. it s still a wonderful place to attend. and so many people who care about their students, it s just one of those places that if you attend school there, like my kids do, you re pretty blessed to be there. all right. our thoughts are with all of those people that you just mentioned. and the community that you grew up in there. thank you so much. kdk s bill raycough. appreciate you joining us. again, we re hearing that the school principal at the school helped to bring the suspect into custody. to discuss all of that, and the culture of school violence, i m joined by jim cavanaugh, retired
kdk, he was questioned about his role in education including the term forcible rape. that came out of his mouth. ryan invented that one. a term o donnell reports he proposed for an amendment in 2009. let s watch him deal with this one. you sponsored legislation that has the language forcible rape? rape is rape, period. end the story. so that forcible rape language meant nothing to you at the time? rape is rape, and there s no splitting hairs over rape. these guys, dee dee, are on talking points now. they ve been gagged. they can t think say what they think. that guy talking right there was the guy that came up with the phrase back in 2009 with an amendment to a ways and means bill. it was beaten. he used it again in 2010, 2011. his phrase, and now he says it doesn t mean anything. rape is rape. why is he playing this game? he s limiting, limiting,
challenge. the result can be an erosion of academic values that are replaced by the value of hero worship and winning at all costs. all involved in intercollegiate athletics must be watchful that programs and individuals do not overwhelm the values of higher education. in the penn state case, the results were perverse and unconionable. no price the ncca can levy will repair the grievous damage inflicted by jerry sandusky on his victims. however, we can make clear that the culture, actions and inactions that allowed them to be victimized will not be tolerated in collegiate athletics. i d be happy to take your questions. first question. reporter: harold hayes, kdk, pittsburgh. the an tern know family issued a statement yesterday calling the
yes, i do. thank you very much, rhonda. alex, we ll send it back to you. talia, that s absolutely incredible. where were you during the tornado, because i m amazed to hear the stories of where people are, and i also understand it was like 20 seconds that it t hit that airport and look at the damage that it did. reporter: the damage is unbelievable. we re told 750 homes are damaged, and as can you see here at the airport there is just really compelling damage. i actually was on the job, and i was stuck on an interstate. it was interstate 270. i was stuck there for about three hours and we actually went live from the interstate. it was pretty much a block party on a friday night with stranded passengers. quitthe experience. should we tell everyone the secret. you were anattorney here at msnbc a long time ago and i m really proud of you. look at you, well done. reporter: great seeing you again, alex. thank you. we re really proud of you. thank you talia kaplan there from skdk.
reporter: that call was placed at 1:12 on saturday afternoon, december 19th, according to the police department. wear me dicks arrived eight minutes later and pronounced, 27-year-old mother and former model dead at 1:26. according to police, no apparent signs of trauma or other indications of cause of death. we spoke to skdk. there s absolutely nothing that indicates there s anything suspicious about this. it s just a tragic circumstance. the tragic death of a young lady, a nice young lady, as a matter of fact. martin s death marks the second time that a woman busch was seeing died. in 1983, a student at the university of arizona, busch crashed his corvette and his 22-year-old female passenger was ejected and killed. busch left the scene and was later found bloody, dazed and with a fractured skull. after seven months of investigation authorities dropped the case because of insufficient evidence. in 1985 busch was involved in a