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and i believe will contie in his ath as he brings v many ffent peop from different walks of life togetherhing about this service today really spoke to that. >> courtne thanks for joing us tonight. anks so much. great reporting out the. michl jackson's other, jermaine jackson, was the o meer of the jackson 5 to perform. he took stagefightingack tears and sang the songsmile." ♪ did you sme through your rrow ♪ ♪ mbe tomorrow ♪ youl find that life is fied ♪ ♪ if yojust smile >> and just before jeaine took the stage, we learned from brooke shields that "smile" was michael's favorite song. t'bring in nbc's gina kim. she's standi by live at the beverly wilshire hel. gina, whats happening there tonight, and is this emotion continuing o at this private celebration tonight? >>epter: well, fortunately, only invite ed guests are being invited inside, can tell you we do have a producer in thereho's confird for us that the family members have rrived. usher, wesley snipes, brooke shields, they are all in there withhe family along with hureds of other people. but it is an invi-only list that is in therei

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athe largest foreign holder o u.s. treasury debt-- se $800 biion worth-- china wants the u.s.o tame itsoaring budget deficit. the u. wants china to help reduce the yawning trade decit. the list of anda items they're appling with in the buiing behind me ia very tall order. yet se human rights activists say that in this pusho work more closely withhina, the u.s. is givi one cruci issue short-shrift. >> we haven't seen gnals thus far to suggest a new smt tough approach on china and han rights. warner: sophie richardson, asia advocacy dector for human right watch, sa the administrationpeak up more abouabuses in china. and she says the u.s should weave human rghts coerns, like a free press, intoalks on other issues, from the environment toroduct safety. >> to the exte that any of these issues aross the board rely on the freexchange of formation, the freedom of expression, the abity for people to raise problems wi the government, and the ed for an independentudicial system, and that cuts acrosa lot of differenissues in the us china relationship those nd to be brought up by all of th

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poland, oregegon, athe baghdad theatre on 31. we'r're back tomorrow nightht w "the ed show." "hardball" starts righght now he on msnbcbc. >> let's play y "hardbl." >>> good evening. leading off it's way too early to say preresident oma is in trouble,ut this much is true. the economy remns stagnant. his health care pl is ruggle in c congress. there's talk o of a send stimimulus. and then takake a lookt this. new poll gifs oba only a 49% apprproval ratg in ohio. perhaps the most imimportanswing statate in theountry. thatat's down from 62% as receny as may. ththe republans finally have a poll theyey love, butut they're an allime low in the pollsls themems. we'll try to makake see of where the present stands in just a moment. alsoso, at's next for sarah palin? sheedescribed her d decision to resign being the best thing for her family, her part and for alaska. but mighght it simply be the b thing for sarah? we have two guests wh different t views wt makes sahhalin tick? is there somethingngrorong with politicians or are teyey just reflectingng whaisis really happening in mododn n

time in the history he state we defeed a cabinet nominee while she was out of town giving a speech athe right to le convention there in the midwest. so shead aough session. i thk she had tough times coming ahead and peaps she just decided that it was ging to be too much struggle. but many otherreat figure have gone through tough times, emerged at the other end better foit. and i jt don't think americans embracsomeone who quits in mid ride, in midstream and gives the bate over to somne else. >> democric alaska state setorollis french,hanks for yo te tonight. >> my pleasure, thks for having me on. >> so the leadership of he republican partyow has a palin-sized hole in is the gop better ofwith sarah palin on the sidelis raising money raerhan having her front and center beg sarah palish? but first, one more ing about sarah palin's abrupt resignation. sie governor palinnnounced shwas quitting, shes asserted that washington types and medi just don't understand her desire to leave her post for quote, higher calng the numb of friends she had on fabook skyrocketed. she s gained 30,000 more follo

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that she was athe memoal in her heart. a treasured part of my world is gone. thfabric of my life. mil wanted me t b there for his chilen, and i will be there if they ever need me, which is a statement that takes on new meaning given the fact that a lot people were surprised that after his mother heamed diana ross in his 2002 will as guardian of his three children who we saw a today's memorial. let's go back to the verly wilshire. jinah is standing with more informatn about this gathering of i guess several other people invited by the family, jinah. >> reporter: that's righ chris. we weren't able onrm it until just within the past couple hours whene talkedto the beverly hls police department who told us absolutely the jacks family along with about of their clost fily and friends will be coming ov re. heidn't know exactly what time. he just knew it s going to be over probably by about 6:00 this evening washat they were told, but they have rented a ballroo space het the beverly wilsre hotel, which is a four seasons hotel, also commonly known as t "pretty woman" h

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a system will sink southward tomorrow and hopefully initiate some showersust to give us aths taste of rain. we've been so dry. if timing holds true, it will push out by saturday morning and bring us a pretty nice weekend ahead. that's what we're looking for. 60's and 70's when you wake up. storms tomorrow afternoon at 90. it will be another sticky day. but saturday and sunday, low to mid 80's with sunshine, comfortable, a little warmer into next week. but all things considered, not too bad. the beaches could see showers on saturday. >> the weekend looks good. >> around here, yeah. >> wonderful. >> tim brant is at nationals park for the cubs game. >> it's a hot night here and the ballplayers love it. great night for a baseball game. the second half of the major league baseball season gets under way tonight and the nationals are hoping for better things with their new manager, jimmy riggleman. he comes in with the worst record in all of baseball. 26-61. but with 75 games left, he wants to start gaining on the teams on the bottom and start by being very competitive. >> be energetic and t

>> suzanne: it may nfusing i think t some of our viewers to be examing the system that failed wle athe same te we're currently trng to rewrite theules. how doyouee those two processes working sort of side by side. >> i think it' a little bit like a position. the first thing the position tries to do is listen to your comments, test -- take laboratory samples and tn diagnose what your problem is. once that's determined, thenyou moveo the questioof recommdation. so our j is gng to be to look at whatas happen, to build a historical record, try to understand what that record says in terms of the future and make recommendations as the pikora commsion did that has served the nation very ry well. >> suzan: i would be remiss if i didt ask you what types of reforms that you would like to see see come out of the finaial crises we've all been living through in the last f years. >> i will swer your qstion t i will say i hop all th members going into this process withs much of an on mind as possible becau it's going to beery importantthat wereach a consensus if e recommendatis of the commissi are go

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