00:00:00:00 - THEY ARE DOING CBS MORNING SHOW BETWEEN 7 AND 7:30 FYI Beth Nimmo Mother of Rachel Scott Larry Nimmo Stepfather of Rachel Scott alt. Has Seen Columbine Videotapes HOOK: COLUMBINE ANNIVER ...

Raw footage of events surrounding the Columbine school shooting.

NATS FTG OF JEFFCO / JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF PIO / PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER STEVE DAVIS / SHERIFF JOHN STONE PRESSER / PRESS CONFERENCE / NEWSER / NEWS CONFERENCE AND BEGINNING OF STUDENT VICTIM RACHEL SCOTT FUNERAL

COLUMBINE: Darryl & Craig Scott (Father & Brother of Columbine victim Rachel Scott) speak at a baptist church; Footage of the Massacre day: Students run from school, crying students hug; Students in audience at church; Police S.W.A.T. team on high school grounds, LS student pulled from 2nd floor window; CU cross memorial for Rachel Scott

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NATS FTG OF JEFFCO / JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF PIO / PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER STEVE DAVIS / SHERIFF JOHN STONE PRESSER / PRESS CONFERENCE / NEWSER / NEWS CONFERENCE AND BEGINNING OF STUDENT VICTIM RACHEL SCOTT FUNERAL

A FRIEND OF THE TWO COLUMBINE STUDENTS KILLED AT A SUBWAY RESTAURANT SPEAKS ABOUT THE INCIDENT.

A FATHER OF ONE OF THE COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOLS STUDENTS KILLED LAST SPRING ADDRESSES A GROUP OF RESIDENTS IN NASHVILLE.

NATS FTG OF JEFFCO / JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF PIO / PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER STEVE DAVIS / SHERIFF JOHN STONE PRESSER / PRESS CONFERENCE / NEWSER / NEWS CONFERENCE AND BEGINNING OF STUDENT VICTIM RACHEL SCOTT FUNERAL

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Raw footage of the memorial services and funerals of the victims.

NATS FTG OF JEFFCO / JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF PIO / PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER STEVE DAVIS / SHERIFF JOHN STONE PRESSER / PRESS CONFERENCE / NEWSER / NEWS CONFERENCE AND BEGINNING OF STUDENT VICTIM RACHEL SCOTT FUNERAL

00:44:01:06 - [Mime performs at funeral of slain Columbine High School student Rachel Scott]-- SOT Pastor Bruce Porter intros mime/ Brooke Epperhart performs mime act "Watch the Lamb" pr ...

COLUMBINE VICTIMS PRESSER / PRESS CONFERENCE / NEWSER 01:00:45 INTV W/ DARRELL SCOTT, FATHER OF RACHEL SCOTT WHO WAS KILLED IN THE COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL SHOOTING, RESPONDING TO THE RELEASE OF THE VIDEO TAPES THAT SHOW THE COLUMBINE SHOOTERS DYLAN KLEBOLD AND Eric Harris AT TARGET PRACTICE IN THE WOODS 01:05:12 AUDIO OF SHOOTERS TALKING ABOUT KILLING VICTIMS 01:07:39 END OF TAPE

Crosses honoring the 13 victims of the Columbine High School Massacre find a permanent home at a nearby cemetery.

NAME: US SCHOOLS 20061010I TAPE: EF06/0939 IN_TIME: 11:26:26:18 DURATION: 00:03:04:18 SOURCES: Various/File DATELINE: Various, 10 Oct 2006/File RESTRICTIONS: See Script SHOTLIST AP Television Evanston, Illinois - 10 October 2006 1. Exterior wide of school 2. Students in school corridor 3. Director of School Safety, Frank Kaminski, walking out of office 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Gus Anderson, Evanston Student: "It's nice to know that someone who is charge of security actually knows what to do when something bad happens." 5. Various of Kaminski walking around high school, security and students 6. Close up of poster showing school security codes 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Frank Kaminski, Evanston Township High School Director of School Safety: "These are just not codes that are put up on the bulletin board. We review this constantly with staff and we certainly live and breathe throughout this building the code system." 8. Various views security cameras, two-way radios 9. Students in corridor ABC - No Access NAmerica/Internet Chevy Chase, Maryland - 10 October 2006 10. US President George W Bush walks into room, audience applauds 11. SOUNDBITE (English) George W Bush, US President: "In many ways I am sorry we are having this meeting. In other ways I know how important it is that we are having this meeting. The violence that has been occurring in our schools is incredibly sad and it troubles a lot of folks and it troubled me." AP Television Joplin, Missouri - 9 October 2006 12. Police in front of school 13. People in front of school, after shots fired 14. Various of school with police tape and school sign ABC Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania - 2 October 2006 15. Aerial of school where students were shot 16. Aerial of families and students waiting outside school ABC Chevy Chase, Maryland - 10 October 2006 17. SOUNDBITE (English) George W Bush, US President: "Our parents I know want to be able to send their child or children to schools that are safe places and the violence we have seen, this is upsetting to a lot of people." 18. Columbine survivor Craig Scott speaking to Bush UPSOUND: (English) "There were 10 classmates that were killed around me. I lost two friends underneath a table and then later that same day I learned that my sister Rachel Joy Scott was the first one that was killed. 19. SOUNDBITE (English) Craig Scott, Columbine survivor: "I have learned a lot about my generation and I have learned a lot since I lost my friends and my sister and the main thing I've have learned is that kindness and compassion can be the biggest antidotes to anger and hatred and I believe the biggest antidotes to violence. (Off Camera) Please take my words to heart today. They were bought at a high price." 20. Pull back view as Bush and audience applaud STORYLINE: After a series of deadly school shootings across the United States, US President George W Bush challenged America on Tuesday to turn its remorse into aggressive action to keep children safe. At a conference on school safety in Chevy Chase, Maryland, he said in many ways he was sorry that the meeting was being held at all. "In other ways I know how important it is that we are having this meeting. The violence that has been occurring in our schools is incredibly sad and it troubles a lot of folks and it troubles me," he said. Sitting with panellists before a school safety banner, he said parents wanted to be able to send their children to schools that were safe. Craig Scott told the wrenching story of Columbine High School in 1999, site of the nation's worst school massacre. He recalled hiding under a table in the school library when student gunmen went on a rampage, killing 13 people - one of them his sister Rachel. He now speaks to schools on her behalf, encouraging students to choose compassion over violence. "I have learned a lot about my generation and I have learned a lot since I lost my friends and my sister and the main thing that I have learned is that kindness and compassion can be the biggest antidotes to anger and hatred and I believe the biggest antidotes to violence," he said. Through tears, he delivered his message to Bush. "Please take my words to heart today. They were bought at a high price," Scott said. Security is now a major concern for schools all across the United States. In Chicago, Evanston Township High School, with more than 3-thousand students, has turned to a former police chief, Frank Kaminski, to oversee their own security. The school has a safety department of close to 40 people on staff, in addition to local police officers patrolling the halls. The teachers and students rely on a colour coded system to monitor their safety when something goes wrong - red indicating a dangerous situation when people are required to lock doors and go to places of safety. The school has also added more security cameras and all staff now carry two-way radios that can connect directly to the local police station. Kaminski would also like a uniformed safety code posted throughout all American schools. Bush called experts together for his safety meeting after recent shootings at schools in Wisconsin, Colorado, Illinois and Pennsylvania. In panel discussions led by members of his Cabinet, speakers said the best response is basic: get parents, school leaders, students and police to work together. Safety specialists at the gathering said that more than metal detectors or security cameras, the key to halting school violence is communication. School safety experts have said for years that changing school culture is the best way to halt violence, although it's hard to do.

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Reaction from family members of the victims killed in last April's Columbine massacre. Some parents were disappointed that yesterday's "take back the school rally" had no mention of the 13 people killed by Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold.

NEARLY ONE YEAR AGO, GAY UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING STUDENT MATTHEW SHEPARD WAS TIED TO A FENCE, BEATEN AND LEFT TO DIE. AND IN TWO WEEKS HIS STORY, AND THOSE OF OTHER HATE CRIME VICTIMS IS EXPECTED TO DRAW A SELLOUT CROWD AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY IN FORT COLLINS, TO THE WORLD PREMIERE OF A DOCUMENTARY CALLED "JOURNEY TO A HATE FREE MILLENNIUM". REPORTER CHRIS SCHAUBLE SAT DOWN WITH ONE OF THE PRODUCERS FOR AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW.

00:12:34:24 [Scenes from funeral of victim Rachel Scott, who was killed during the Columbine High School shootings]-- girl signs casket/ students sign casket/ CU girl writes on it/ woman & gir ...

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PARENTS HOLD A NEW CONFERENCE IN REGARDS TO THE PHOTOS BEING RELEASED OF THE COLUMBINE SHOOTING.

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