>> claire! >> for claire! >> reporter: people on social media are writing about her. total strangers flooding facebook with well wishes. and also encouragement. on twitter, a campaign to get one direction, davis favorite band to come visit, with #get d to claire. do you think claire is feeling that love right now? >> definitely. she knows we are watching over her right now. >> reporter: support is abundant and so is the helpless feeling of wanting to do more for davis shot at point-blank range. all because she happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. what are your prayers for claire? >> i just pray that she will see the light of day again and she get to walk with all of her friends and classmates in may. >> what is the latest on her condition? >> reporter: again, stable, but critical. i spoke with the trauma expert today who tells me without knowing the specifics of claire's injury, a gunshot wound the head is never good and in best case scenario, she has a very, very, very long road of rehabilitation ahead of her. i learned that the fact that she is now s

lifting candles to the sky. >> for claire! >> for claire! >> reporter: people on social media also are writing about her, total strangers flooding facebook with well wishes and encouragement. on twitter, a campaign to get one direction, davis' favorite band, to come visit with #ge with #get1dtoclaire. >> do you think she knows you're rooting for her? >> absolutely. she knows we're watching over her. >> reporter: and they want to do more for davis, at point-blank range shot because she happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. what are your prayers for claire? >> that she sees the light of day again and gets to walk with her friends and classmates in may. >> what is the latest on her condition, ana? >> reporter: again, stable but critical. i spoke with a trauma expert today, anderson, who tells me without knowing the specifics of claire's injury, a gunshot wound to the head is never good. in best case scenario, she has a very long road of rehabilitation ahead of her. i did also learn the fact that she's now stable some 72 hours aft

they have written the words pray for claire using these white styrofoam cups. 17-year-old claire davis an innocent victim of an unthinkable crime now facing the ultimate fight. >> she is a fighter. >> reporter: davis is hospitalized with severe head trauma. a tribute is growing for a girl who was a great athlete and student who loves horses. >> you could always go to her for help. she always had a private smile on her face. >> reporter: her family is asking for privacy and prayers. the community is responding. hundreds of students from high schools all across the area gathering for this vigil over the weekend. lifting candles to the sky, shining light during a very dark time. >> for claire! for claire classroom! >> people on social media are writing about her. total strangers flooding facebook with well wishes. and a campaign to get one direction to come visit. do you think claire is feeling that love right now? >> definitely. she knows we are watching over her right now. >> reporter: support is abundant and so is the helpless feeling of wanting to do more for davis shot at point-blank

they have written the words pray for claire using these white styrofoam cups. 17-year-old claire davis an innocent victim of an unthinkable crime now facing the ultimate fight. >> she is a fighter. >> reporter: davis is hospitalized with severe head trauma. a tribute is growing for a girl who was a great athlete and student who loves horses. >> you could always go to her for help. she always had a private smile on her face. >> reporter: her family is asking for privacy and prayers. the community is responding. hundreds of students from high schools all across the area gatherering for this vigil over the weekend. lifting candles to the sky, shining light during a very dark time. >> for claire! for claire classroom! >> people on social media are writing about her. total strangers flooding facebook with well wishes. and a campaign to get one direction to come visit. do you think claire is feeling that love right now? >> definitely. she knows we are watching over her right now. >> reporter: support is abundant and so is the helpless feeling of wanting to do more for davis shot at point-bla

within claire's neighborhood they fought israeli soldiers. for claire the last decade has brought incredible hardship. >> in her ground floor shop tourists ask about her life. she sells souvenirs of the removable walls. but since the real wall construction the family's fortune plummeted. this year christmas arrived with a huge kiss point. >> were you able to buy your children presents this year? >> no, i couldn't. the gifts this morning, i apologize for them. >> reporter: like so many here claire celebrates living just two miles from the spot where weather tradition says jesus was born. she attends christmas parades. [ singing ] >> and logical mass where the--l mass where archbishop praise for peace. >> to pray for peace. >> on this day claire prays for the wall to come down she prays for peace. even if it feels like a long way off. >> despite it all, and despite it all, despite everything that has happened claire tells me she's still helpful because she still has her faith. >> nick schiffrin. thank you. >>> edward snowden has made his first

and so you'll see the hash tag get oned to claire. again, in claire's honor and as a tribute to her during this very difficult time. jake? >> thank you so much. >>> one survivor of the shooting is now telling his harrowing story. matt bowers was sitting in his world literature class when he heard the first gunshot. he joins me now. matt, you were visiting the tribute to claire last night, visiting, putting up -- giving flowers, but let's talk about the event itself. you wrote in your blog post that your entire life had changed in the course of 30 seconds. tell me about that 30 seconds and the note that you wrote on your hand. what did it say? >> yeah, of course. well, it's just -- it's just so crazy that in that 30 seconds, really it was just a normal day when it all started. the first loud bang we heard from the hallway, we didn't really quite know what it was. we all just kind of looked outside the door and we were just wondering if someone dropped something really heavy in the hallway or really, it was just a really loud sound, a b

. >> do you know claire? >> no, sir, i didn't. >> what has been the reaction to what has happened to her, in particular? we believe in a coma tonight and fighting obviously to save her life. this must be a huge shock to everybody, isn't it? >> absolutely. i do know that there is a community around her with thousands of people who really care for her and right now are doing their best to raise money and awareness for her and really do what they can to help her family out especially. >> in terms of the investigation, have you been helping with the police with this? do you know of other students who have been helping? >> i haven't actually spoke to the police yet. i have spoken to cnn and i've been interviewed. i haven't given any information to the police. >> thank you very much indeed for joining me. >> yeah. thank you. >> we get these troubled young people the mental health care they need and can we stop these shootings before they happen. joining me now one off the country's top forensic psychologists and de

the young lady whose picture i hold in my hand is claire esther davis. claire is 17 years of age. and she is a senior at arapahoe high school. before i read the statement, i will tell you that i've learned a great deal about claire over the last several hours. and i know that claire davis is a young woman of principle. she's a young woman of purpose. she is an innocent young lady, and she was an innocent victim of an evil act of violence. i would now like to read to you the statement from the family of claire davis. our beautiful daughter, claire davis, has severe head trauma as a result of a gunshot. she needs your continued prayers. we would like to thank our family, friends, the community and the equestrian community for their outpouring of love and support as well as the school for their continued support of the students and teachers. we would also like to express our gratitude to the first responders and the trauma team at littleton adventist hospital for saving our daughter's life and quickly getting her into surgery. claire is still in critical condition, and your prayers a

. >> do you know claire? >> no, sir, i didn't. >> what has been the reaction to what has happened to her, in particular? we believe in a coma tonight and fighting obviously to save her life. this must be a huge shock to everybody, isn't it? >> absolutely. i do know that there is a community around her with thousands of people who really care for her and right now are doing their best to raise money and awareness for her and really do what they can to help her family out especially. >> in temps of the investigation, have you been helping with the police with this? do you know of other students who have been helping? >> i haven't actually spoke to the police yet. i have spoken to cnn and i've been interviewed. i haven't given any information to the police. >> thank you very much indeed for joining me. >> yeah. thank you. >> we get these troubled young people the mental health care they need and can we stop these shootings before they happen. joining me now one off the country's top forensic psychologists and de

. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, for 17-year-old claire davi the high school student is coma... days after she was shot by a classmate. >>> this morning colorado's governor is asking the nation to pray for 17-year-old claire davis. >> the high school student is in a coma days after she was shot by a classmate. our reporter howard nathan was in the denver suburb when hundreds of students gathered to pray last night. >> reporter: prayers for claire. on a fence outside a wrap ho high school. and on a field behind the school. employees kept us at a distance but we learned some 400 gathered, the recovery from friday's violence inside their school has just begun. >> people of faith were able to come closer to god. those without faith were able to through all these people heal in their own way. >> their thoughts are with 17- year-old claire davis, critically shot, the sheriff says but another student, 18- year-old carl pearson, who took his own life as a deputy approached. >> a lot of them are still in shock and they don't know how they feel and everybody handles grieving and healing d

one of those shots, of course, hit 17-year-old claire davis. she's the girl who was shot in the head, in critical condition. the sheriff still believes she was not his intended target, but investigators do believe he intended to cause a lot of harm here at the school. not only did he bring that gun and all that ammunition, he also had a machete and a backpack full of three molotov cocktails. he set off one of those devices inside the school's library. that's also where he took his own life. the sheriff says he believes it was the quick actions of the school resource officer that may have saved even more lives in this particular case, as the shooter knew he didn't have a lot of time to carry out his plan. >> and i know that claire davis is a young woman of principle, she's a young woman of purpose, she is an innocent young lady. and she was an innocent victim of an evil act of violence. >> i know how much she loves all you guys and i know how much this would mean to her, and i can't thank you guys enough for being here for her, and doing the don

for claire! for claire! >> reporter: people on social media also are writing about her. total strangers, flooding facebook with well wishers and encouragement. and on twitter, a campaign to get one direction, davis' favorite band, to come visit, with hash tag #get1dtoclaire. support is abundant but so is the helpless feeling of wanting to do more for davis, shot at point blank range. all because she happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> what are your prayers for claire? >> i just parade that we would see the light of day again and best case scenario, she gets to walk with all of her friends and classmates in may. >> there are so many prayers and well wishes. i did speak with a trauma expert today who tells me without knowing claire's specific injuries, knowing she was shot in the head, that very, very, very, very best case scenario, she has a long road of rehabilitation ahead of her. she did say the doctor telling me that the signs are good that 72 hours after this injury and all this happened that she is stable as far as the survival goes. but quality

. >> when clair walks out of her home, this is her view. the israeli barrier that separates the west bank is 30 feet tall, and clair's house is surrounded on three sides. israel says the wall keeps it safe, here the occupation dominates life, even palestinian christians celebrate their holiest day. in manger square this morning clair marks the arrival of the localage bishop. and on this christmas eve, particularly proud because just a few feet away, in one of christianity's most sick red shrines. >> this is the renovation. >> yes. this is -- >> he has overseen the first facelift in 600 years. >> this is all water damage. >> parts of this church are 1500 years old. the building has been neglected. >> we were all worried about the situation, when it stopped raining water comes down throughout the walls. and 24 -- allover. >> repairs will begin on the roofs wooden beams. they were last restored in 1498. >> it needs to be protected for another 500 years and this is our termination, to protect this church. for the coming generations. >> he is ch

robertson reading a statement from the family of clair esther davis. a young woman, a victim of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. shot with a pump shotgun at point blank range by karl pierson as he entered arlington national cemetery yesterday afternoon. it looked like he was prepared to do more damage as he was going to settle a score. many questions remain. >> paul beban reporting. >> across the country americans remembered the victims of another school shooting at newtown connecticut. [ bells toll ] >> church bells tolled across the state. it's been a year since a 20-year-old gunman killed 26 people, mostly first graders at sandy hook elementary. newtown asked for privacy. no memorials were held there. >> president obama and the first lady lit candles to honour the victims, one for each child and the six teachers. a minute's silence was hold. >> a year ago today a quiet peace of town was shattered by unspeakable violence. 6 education workers and 20 beautiful children were taken from our lives forever. as persons, as americans, the news fil

daughter clair davis has severe head trauma as the result of a gunshot. she needs your continued prayers. we would like to thank our family, friends, the community and the equestrian community for their outpouring of love and support as well as the school for their continued support of the students and teachers. we would also like to express our gratitude to the first responders and the trauma team at littleton adventist hospital for saving our daughter's life, and quickly getting her into surgery. clair is still in critical condition, and your prayers are appreciated. >> there, again, sheriff grayson roberts reading a statement from the family, clair esther davis, a young woman who appears to be a victim of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, shot with a gun at the wrong place at the wrong time by karl pierson. the sheriff emphasised that it looked like karl pierson was prepared to do more damage as he tried to settle a score with the teacher. a lot of questions answered, but many more remain. >> across the country today americans remember victim

we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..."

#pray for claire trended on social media. being remembered now as a great student and equestrian, an innocent victim of a senseless attack. ron allen, nbc news, new york. >>> now to the civil war in syria where government aircraft bombard rebel areas in the northern city of aleppo for an eighth straight day. at least 32 people were killed. nbc's reporter is inside syria. he filed this report from damascus. >> reporter: more deadly air strikes in northern syria this weekend. a man searches for loved ones in the rubble. among the dozens killed were six children. an entire generation growing up amid this chaos. all this play fight at this government-run school, many with fathers at war. others have witnessed horrors. gunmen came to this 10-year-old aus house. >> reporter: who did they kill? >> a man. >> in front us. >> reporter: they killed a man in front of you. how did you feel? >> so scared. >> reporter: children learning of war while many schools in syria have been reduced to rubble. >> the children in syria are paying the h

that's my question, thank you. >> so, thank you, claire. just to address your comments, i had the opportunity to speak with senator leno over the weekend at the veterans day parade and disappointment in the veto necessary legislation transparency at the state level. he's wanting to introduce some form of that next year. i'm certainly a great fan of senator leno and what we should take in mind is he said make no mistake about it what we are doing in san francisco is going to have a huge impact at the state level and his ability to be able to drive that back. so it's not just confined to having an in packet here in san francisco but helping to push us at the state level in a very positive direction. so that dialogue continues. >> thank you. >> thank you. louis to the hotel workers union. you know, claire and supervisor ferrel said much of what i was going to say. our union was a sponsor of sp 46 and introduced by senator leno. i want to express our appreciation on this extraordinarily great issue. i also want to highlight the exceptionally gr

teenage girl shot in the head at a colorado high school is in a coma, investigators say 17- year-old claire davis was simply in the wrong place the wrong time when a classmate stormed the school library on friday. they say carl pearson shot her at point-blank range but she wasn't the target. he was looking to settle a grudge with a teacher, he killed himself as security closed in. >> the school also initiated an immediately lock-down of the facility. the quick response by our resource officer caused the children and the staff of this facility to be safe. >> arapahoe high is just 8 miles from columbine high school. they are developing a plan to allow the students to retrieve their belongings but for now it is closed until further notice. >> john kerry says america is still looking for evidence that an american who disappeared in iran is still alive, but their foreign minister says the u.s. should look elsewhere. tara mergener has that story. >> where is he? >> i have no idea. >> he says his country has nothing to do with the disappears of the american who disappeared there in 2007. >> we kno

clair davis was critically wound wounded. karl pierson had gone to school looking for a teacher and randamly chat davis. >> 25 years after the lockerbie bombing people are remembering the victims. 279 were killed when pan am flight 103 exploded. there's renewed violence in the carr rr. 30 were killed in the capital bangui, including a peace-keeping soldier as fighting continued between muslim and christian rebels. 1,000 people had been killed. the president of the central african republic warned that rebel fighters will face crimes against civilians. >> condolences were offered, called for national reconciliation and made an appeal for humanitarian aid. for the first time he assured the car that there's be justice for both sides, including former rebels he fought alongside. >> translation: whether it is those that helped in our fight for those that spread chaos, as i have shown, justice will be done. i'm disposed to talk to all of those that took up arms, rightly or wrongly so all of us without ex-pension disarm. we also need

together, they promise to keep claire's memory alive. >> claire will never be forgotten. >> that was lindsay watts reporting. the shooter took his own life. >>> south bay police are looking for the gunman who opened fire near the san jose state university campus. two people were hit. it happened about 10:00 last night. this is just around the corner from christmas in the park. the shooting drew a heavy police presence to the scene, which was also near several bars. police found two victims, one is in critical condition, the other suffered minor injuries. >>> tonight, the hundreds of thousands of people who depend on b.a.r.t. to get around the bay area are breathing a collective sigh of relief. the agency and unions have reached a tentative deal averting a third strike. monty? >> reporter: good evening. this deal has to be ratifierati but it appears this long fight is at an end and that is music to the ears of b.a.r.t. riders. for weeks, riders have faced uncertainty. but tonight, relief. >> i feel relooeieverelieved. >> everything has calmed down and working out, because it will make

. >>> sadly, the victim of that december 13th school shooting in colorado has died. 17-year-old claire davis succumbed to her injuries yesterday. she had been in critical condition after the alleged gunman karl pierson shot her point blank in the head before he turned the gun on himself. in a statement released after her death, her parents said, quote, we were truly blessed to be claire's parents. the grace, laughter, and light she brought to the world will not be extinguished by her death. members of her community also expressed their grief over her death. >> i felt such an overwhelming need to do something and be as supportive as i can. >> she just had a beautiful smile, and she loved animals, so you know she had a kind heart. >> now, the county sheriff says claire appeared to be a random target of the gunman. they say he was stalking one of his teachers, his debate coach. the investigation, though, is still ongoing. >>> former arkansas governor mike huckabee taking on obamacare less than 48 hours before a key deadline is set to take effect. americans have to get insured or face a fi

so. >> reporter: on this day claire prays for the wall to come down. she prays for peace. even if it feels like it's a long way off. >> in spite everything she has been through, in spite of everything she has seen, claire told me today that she's still hopeful for the future, because as she put it, her faith is still strong. al jazeera bethlehem. >> not everyone's christmas has been merry and bright. thousands are without heat and light after major ice storms, pulled down po power lines, utiy companies say they're on track to have the power back on tomorrow. as you can see from those pictures, kevin, the going is pretty slow for those utility workers. >> meteorologist: we're talking about some of the coldest temperatures we have seen in this area. and also we have a disturbance that is coming across the great lakes right now. that is going to put a crump in a locrimp ina lot of people's p. currently what we're seeing is about 21 degrees in toronto. many of the people with power outages are in canada. parts of new england, massachusetts, all of these temperatures, boston at

as for claire davis, she had surgery yesterday. she is in critical condition. the police read a statement from her family thanking the community for their outpouring of love and support. they emphasized they could find no connection between claire davis and this shooter karl pierson, that she just happened to be at the right place at the wrong time. school will not have classes on monday. the superintendent said it's unlikely they'll hold any normal school activities this week. lester? >> all right, ron mott in colorado tonight. thank you. on this anniversary of the newtown shootings, a tribute in connecticut to the 26 people who were killed at sandy hook elementary school. church bells tolled 26 times at a cathedral in hartford, once for each of the victims, the 20 children and 6 adults who lost their lives that day. and at the white house, the president and michelle obama lit 26 candles to honor the victims and then observed a moment of silence. >>> and we turn now to other news. a big winter storm is hitting the northeast tonight with as much as a foot of sn

after eight days on life support, 17-year-old claire davis died saturday with her family by her side. students and friends gathered at their school to mourn. >> i really felt like i needed to be here. >> it's really not fair that it happened to her. just speechless. >> reporter: claire's doctor said she had a fighting spirit but her injuries were too severe. the davis family posted a statement saying "although we have lost our precious daughter, we will always be grateful for the indelible journey she took us on over the last 17 years." >> i have a student down in the athletic hall. >> reporter: police say she was shot in the head at point-blank range at arapahoe high school by carl pearson who 80 seconds after his arrival turned the gun on himself. authorities believe claire was a random victim, the intended target was likely the gunman's debate coach. since the shooting friends and well wishers have held vigils, hosted prayers and raised funds to help with claire's medical expenses. one of her favorite medical groups, one direction, upload add get well video on youtube. >> we heard

claire davis died yesterday at the hospital. she was shot on december 13th when a classmate brought a shotgun to their high school and opened fire. >> what was a place to share thoughts of hope for the critically wounded teenager -- >> i just wanted to support the family of claire as much as i could. >> has now quickly become a memorial for claire. >> it just touches so close to home. she just had a beautiful smile. she loved animals, so you know she had a kind heart. >> friends, classmates and parents stopping by where hearts heavy beyond believe. >> we just said a prayer for her and all the other kids. >> tiffany irwin came here with her 7-year-old daughter. >> i tried to explain it to my little ones and it's unexplainable. i don't really know what to tell them. >> claire's family issued a statement saying although we lost our precious daughter, we will always be grateful for the indelible journey oaf the past seven years. the grace, laflter and light she brought to this world will not be extinguished by her deaths to the cont

police say he fired five times at random and hit 17-year-old claire davis in the head. but his primary target was debate coach and librarian tracy murphy. students say murphy had taken disciplinary action against pierson after the student threatened him. joe redmond was pierson's friend. >> it began with the speech he wrote and it escalated from there and karl took himself so seriously he thought that when we said no to that speech we were saying no to him. >> reporter: a sheriff's deputy assigned to arapaho and a guard were in the school at the time but pierson shot himself in the library before they could reach him. pierson's family released this statement today. >> reporter: scott, in another statement, the family of claire davis said she remains in a coma in critical but stable condition. >> pelley: rick salinger, thank you very much, rick. today the f.b.i. said that this year its agents prevented 150 attacks like the one in colorado. the bureau is working with communities to spot potential threats early and our homeland security correspondent bob orr gotten a insid

. >> the family of claire davis says she is in critical condition and in a coma. a fellow student shot her on friday before taking his own life. clayton sandell has more. >> reporter: inside arapahoe high school, a testament to terror. student backpacks, computers, and cell phones lie abandoned. >> the school is locked down. >> reporter: abandoned on friday when karl abandoned on friday when karl pierson walks in a north entrance, opening fire with a .12-gauge shotgun. his second shot aimed pointblank at a 17-year-old claire davis. >> she was an innocent victim of an evil act of violence. >> reporter: he moves down a hallway into a library, firing again. the campus deputy sheriff and an unarmed security officer race toward the sound of gunfire as pierson lights a molotov cocktail he carries in a backpack. >> the shooter knew the deputy was in the immediate area and while the deputy was containing the shooter, the shooter took his own life. >> reporter: the attack lasts just 80 seconds. investigators are still trying to sort out why pierson, an outspoken member of

as for claire davis, she had surgery yesterday. she is in critical condition. the police emphasized they could find no connection between claire davis and this shooter karl pierson, she just happened to be at the right place at the wrong time. school will not have classes on monday. the superintendent said it's unlikely they'll hold any normal school activities this week. ronter? tt in colorado tonight. thank you. on this anniversary of the newtown shootings, a tribute in connecticut to the 26 people who were killed at sandy hook elementary school. church bells tolled 26 times at a cathedral in hartford, once for each of the victims, the 20 children and 6 adults who lost their lives that day. and at the white house, the president and michelle obama lit 26 candles to honor the victims and then observed a moment of silence. >>> and we turn now to other news. a big winter storm is hitting the northeast tonight with as much as a foot of snow. nbc's kristen dahlgren is north of new york city in scarsdale, new york. >> reporter: good evening. yeah, we're beginning to

police say he fired five times at random and hit 17-year-old claire davis in the head. but his primary target was debate coach and librarian tracy murphy. students say murphy had taken disciplinary action against pierson after the student threatened him. joe redmond was pierson's friend. >> it began with the speech he wrote and it escalated from there and karl took himself so seriously he thought that when we said no to that speech we were saying no to him. >> reporter: a sheriff's deputy assigned to arapaho and a guard were in the school at the time but pierson shot himself in the library before they could reach him. pierson's family released this statement today. >> reporter: scott, in another >> reporter: scott, in another statement, the family of claire davis said she remains in a coma in critical but stable condition. >> pelley: rick salinger, thank you very much, rick. today the f.b.i. said that this year its agents prevented 150 attacks like the one in colorado. the bureau is working with communities to spot potential threats early and our homeland security corre

we were truly blessed to be claire's parents. the light she brought to this world will not be extinguished, by her death. to the contrary, it will only get stronger. >> i felt a need to do something and be as supportive as i can. >> reporter: that light burns so brightly along with the question of why? a question no one can answer. >> when kids start killing each other, i don't know what more to say about that. >> reporter: jim howly from our affiliate. thank you. >>> a biker accused of assaulting a driver of asuv. you may remember the story, the footage, being chased by the group after bumping one of the bikers. he was later pulled from his suv after heighting a biker. the group could face up to 15 years in prison if charges are reduced. >>> this morning, four men are facing murder and felony murder charges for a carjacking in a mall in new jersey that left a young lawyer dead. they left charges for basim henry. kevin roberts and hanif thompson and karif ford. he was christmas shopping where he was shot and killed last sunday. h

claire, she's smiling. why? because something's about to throw something at her. y it's always fun to see a chocolate lab play around. >> look at those teeth. those are some clean dog teeth. >> good for claire. >> oh, my god, how cute is he opening that. >> now in is a happy moment, too. this is a 4-month-old italian greyhound named da vinci. da vinci got a christmas present. >> yay! what does the fox say? >> it's a little fox. that's what it is. it's a red fox. >> yes. this should be hours and hours of unbrideled entertainment for da vinci, the italian greyhound. >> what does the fox say! >> our buddy francis a little upset with what he didn't get for christmas this year. >> you know i like video games and i didn't get any video games. >> well, santa did drop off one more present this day. >> he does get video games. >> i've already got wii fit. the board on goes up to 350 pounds. i can't use wii fit. biggest loser? why would you lose your money on this crap? >> he's upset because he got exercise-themed games. he made a resolution he was going to lose some weight

the israeli barrier that separates the west bank is 30 feet tall, and clair's house is surrounded on three sides. dream says the wall keeps it safe. >> in manger square, clair marks the arrival of the local average bishop. and on this christmas eve, he is particularly proud because just a few feet away, in one of kris januaryty's most sacred shrines. >> this is the renovation, i see. >> yes. >> he is overseen the first facelift in 600 years. >> parts of this church are 1500 years old. >> we are all above the situation of the church. watt err somes down, throughout the walls and this is all over. >> repairs will begin on the roof's wooden beams. they were last restored in 1498. >> it is okay, but it needs to be protected for another 500 years. and this is our termination, to protect this church for the coming generations. >> he is christian, his family has lived here for as long as anyone can remember. he jokes that one of his ancestors witnessed jesus' birth. >> we are not comin comingm abroad, we are not coming from anywhere else. >> thousands line-up to see the got toe, the spot wh

claire had been on life support since the incident. pierson turned the gun on himself. >> authorities in nevada are looking at a possible motive for the shooting ramp yank at medical center. the gunman's neighbors say he was angry with urologist after problems from a surgery in 2010. authorities say he left a suicide note behind outlining his attack. >> former san francisco 49ers line mornings harris, has been sentenced to five days in jail and three years probation for assaulting a boyfriend last year. a san mat -- mateo judge handed down the sentencing and harris is will undergo 100 hours of domestic violence counseling, harris assaulted his one-time partner at a peninsula restaurant in august of 2012. the jury convicted harris last month on misdemeanor domestic violence charges. >> two words if you're going to the niners game on monday night, leave early. the stadium will open three hours before the 5:30 kickoff of the final game to be played at candlestick. there will be heavy traffic on the bridge. today at the stick work crews an

claire's parents released a statement today saying in part although we have lost our precious daughter we will always be grateful for the journey she took us on over the last 17 years. we were truly blessed to be claire's parents. >>> the restaurant and gift shop chain cracker barrel has pulled the duck dynasty merchandise. today executives backtrackedded and put the merchandise back after a backtrack from customers. >>> it is the richest lottery in the world. a christmas lottery in spain gave out lottery tickets. children sang the numbers for the jackpot. the top prize is just over half a million dollars. for the first time this year the tax man will take 20% of the larger prizes. spain is still in the midst of an economic crisis and 25% unemployment. >>> shedding new light. what researchers are now saying about alzheimer's starts and how it spreads. plus-- >> a vicious fight at a california mall and it's not the only one. the hot item causing problems at shopping centers across the country. >> i have a wish. >> a touching christmas request. how a radio station fulfills a woman's wish

davis apparently at random, sheriff roginson roginson read a statement. >> our beautiful daughter claire davis has severe head trauma as a result of a gunshot. she needs your continued prayers. >> johnson had several classes with her. >> it is kind of surprising for me, just like to know such a nice girl and such a girl that is so innocent this would happen to. >> reporter: there are whys that go unanswered, why another school shooting, why again the dread of frantic parents in a place where parents and students say it should never have happened. barry petersen, cbs news, centennial, colorado. >> axelrod: and that is a shortened version of the cbs evening news, later on cbs, 48 hours, for now, i am jim axelrod in new york, for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org zçzçtó

claire had been on life support since the incident. pierson eventually turn the gun on himself. >> authorities in nevada are looking at a motive at the shooting at a reno medical office. neighbors of the gunman says he was angry with urologists from complications he suffered from a surgery in 2010. the man killed one daughter and chit wounded another before committing suicide. he left a note behind outlining his attack. >>> a california congresswoman is calling for changes to airport security following last month's deadly shooting at lax. maxine waters wants the tsa to place armed police officers at every passenger screening areas at airports nationwide. waters also wants to give airport police the power to view all security cameras. an armed gunman shot with way through the screening area. a tsa agent was killed and three other people wounded in the november 1st shooting. >>> still ahead, a new report on the natural gas minding process known as fracking. we'll look at the long list of health dangers found by researchers. >>> a battle

claire had been on life support since the incident. pierson eventually turn the gun on himself. >> authorities in nevada are looking at a motive at the shooting at a reno medical office. neighbors of the gunman says he was angry with urologists from complications he suffered from a surgery in 2010. the man killed one daughter and chit wounded another before committing suicide. he left a note behind outlining his attack. >>> a california congresswoman is calling for changes to airport security following last month's deadly shooting at lax. maxine waters wants the tsa to place armed police officers at every passenger screening areas at airports nationwide. waters also wants to give airport police the power to view all security cameras. an armed gunman shot with way through the screening area. a tsa agent was killed and three other people wounded in the november 1st shooting. >>> still ahead, a new report on the natural gas minding process known as fracking. we'll look at the long list of health dangers found by researchers. >>> a battle

he then shot claire davis, a student he apparently did not know. then he fatally shot himself. a friend said he had hurt karl pierson -- had heard karl talking about killing people. >> he talked about it jokingly and mr. murphy brought it to the administration's chances, he was suspended. >> claire davis is in a coma after a word to the head. colorado's governor is asking the nation to pray for her. had a machete and molotov cocktails. three tsa present application d.c. ared easy -- in now open and approved passengers will be able to get through faster. u.s. citizens and lawful permanent residents can go through a process online at tsa.gov. is $85.lication fee prince george's county is making sure people have enough to beat this holiday season. they held their 29th annual event.as food basket county leaders packed up hundreds of baskets and loaded them onto trucks. the meals were delivered to seniors at the emerson house apartment in bladensburg. >> it is a fun time, we do it just before christmas. it provides a meal and information to these families in prince george's county.

claire's parents released a statement today saying in part although we have lost our precious daughter we will always be grateful for the journey she took us on over the last 17 years. we were truly blessed to be claire's parents. >>> the restaurant and gift shop chain cracker barrel has pulled the duck dynasty merchandise. today executives backtrackedded and put the merchandise back after a backtrack from customers. >>> it is the richest lottery in the world. a christmas lottery in spain gave out lottery tickets. children sang the numbers for the jackpot. the top prize is just over half a million dollars. for the first time this year the tax man will take 20% of the larger prizes. spain is still in the midst of an economic crisis and 25% unemployment. >>> shedding new light. what researchers are now saying about alzheimer's starts and how it spreads. plus-- >> a vicious fight at a california mall and it's not the only one. the hot item causing problems at shopping centers across the country. >> i have a wish. >> a touching christmas request. so you made some bad decisions last night.

starting at $99. >>> claire danes stars in homeland, the number one series on showtime a division of cbs. she's won an emmy and back to back golden globes for her role as a cia officer. we sat down with danes to unravel the secret. for those of us fans there are opening credits which you watch for every episode which are quite compelling. >> i'm the only one who got it right. >> in one of the lines you hear -- >> you're the smartest and the dumbest [ bleep ] person i've ever known. >> well, thank you. yes. >> he's talking about you. >> yeah. >> give me your keys. >> get in the car. >> the man who was going to meet lived in this building -- >> get in the car. >> back in the car. >> she's the extreme. >> but isn't that the singularity in this homeland is that she's so smart and yet she makes these decisions that make you scream at the television. >> yes. she's impulsive, but also incredibly reliable. she does know best. people always forget to defer to her and trust her because she seems so dang crazy. but, yeah she's ultimately incredibly capable. >> my name is nicholas brody. people

claire, did you ever find that tupperware i lent you? sweetie, for the hundredth time, i gave it back to you, remember? i remember you telling me a hundred times, yet my pea soup is in baggies. did you check your car? - in the... - trunk. because that's where you found that thing that you thought that you gave me long time ago, - the... the... - pizza cutter. go ahead. give me another one. yes, i was wrong that time. it's a piece of plastic. you're ruining brunch. (jay) don't sweat it, cam. i forget things all the time. like i can never remember the name of that weather guy that i liked. uh... thunder something. stormy...

this: it is with unspeakable sadness that we write and say that claire has passed away. although we have lost our precious daughter we will always be grateful for the indelible journey she took us on over the last 17 years. we ask that you give us the time to grief the passing of our daughter by respecting our right to privacy. >>> chase, debit card, move affects 2 million chase card holders. starting today chase is temporarily limiting atm withdrawals to $100 a day and debit card are withdrawals into $300 a day. chase asks its customers to go into the branches for further withdrawals. >>> data out of nsa hands. >> they basically said the information is important but where we keep it, may be up for debate. so that's an important i think a very important milestone for those that thought it is devastating to the nsa. i disagree. i think basically what they said was this information is a vital part of our counterterrorism effort to keep americans safe. we don't think they should keep it in a vault, they should spread it back across the phone companies and have the don't man

claire davis -- a student opened fire on december 13th before taking his own life. davis was shot at point blank range. she died after more than a week in the hospital. >> we went over there and said a prayer for her and the other kids. >> i had an overwhelming need to do something. >> reporter: claire's parents released a statement saying in part -- "although we have lost our precious daughter, we will be thankful for the journey she took us on on the last 17 years. h. we were truly blessed to be claire's parents." -- . >> this is god's way of saying "listen, i need to you to go see my little angle and give her what she deserves." she was too weak to see her wish come true but she heard it and posted this thumbs up photo to her facebook page. >> >> another one of delaney's wishes fulfilled last friday on last friday when she got toe have a video chat with singer, taylor swift. >> >> fans, an emotional day for them as they say good-bye to candlestick park on a day pathfinder what could be the 49er's final game. how fans paid tribute. >> >> last-minute run to bay are

every time mother, claire, walks out her front door she has this view this 30-foot wall. her son did last-minute decorating, they try to enjoy their christmas, but their thoughts are on this wall. it is ten years old. it was built when palestinian militants fought israeli soldiers. for the last decade it has brought incredible hardship. >> this is the house. >> in her ground floor shop tourists ask about her life. she sells souvenirs with removable walls. but since the real wall's construction the family's economic fortune plummeted, and this year christmas arrived with a huge disappointment. >> were you able to buy your children presents? >> no, no, i couldn't. i couldn't buy them. the gifts, this morning, i apologized for them. >> like so many here claire celebrates living just two miles from the spot where interest says jesus was born. she attends christmas parades and christmas morning mass. the local archbishop prays for peace. back at home that's the same message that 16-year-old daniel sends to 16-year-old american kids who are lucky enough to open presents. >> i p