. >> i am richard harris, and i represent the public golf alliance. we have been involved over the last 18 months. we support use of recycled water at the golf course it is a good substitution for fresh water for the reasons you are discussing. the continued use of the golf course is supported unanimously by the board of supervisors. by the park and wrecked apartment, who put on a six- month multi volume study, by a 14-1 vote, but the park and ride commission by a unanimous votes. the opposition has been environmental species grounds. i believe you have a copy of that report, and the biological consultant was next door to the national park service property in, and the scientific argument on that is unanimous that from the experts that were hurt by the rec and parks consultants, and that is why it keeps getting approved. the opponents went through several months of hearings and have made arguments that it is endangering species. those arguments have failed after all these public hearings, and most recently, the same people went to the board of supervis

and it was -- it rivaled the worst that richard nixon and harry truman had during the korean war. i said, what we need is a constitutional amendment which allows for a referendum in this country on a lame duck president with two more years to go in his term. because do we have to live with two more years of the president who have been repudiated by the publish because they are so unhappy with his -- but on the other hand, after the joke goes, after richard nixon was driven from office, you couldn't find anybody in the country that voted for richard nixon. people don't want to fess up. it's the point that there's responsibility for the american public shares. you know, winston churchill said democracy is the worst possible system, expect for all of the rest. you see? and so, of course, it's imperfect. and it has it's limitations. that's why an educated citizenry is so important it seems to try to keep these things in check, to constantly pay attention. you know, what was it jefferson said about the price of liberty's constant attention to the way in which the government operates an

harry potter fans. >> dean richards had an interview with daniel radcliff who plays harry potter. >>ter of london where a few blocks away i saw the movie. harry potter and the deathly hall lows. aisle -- i'll give you my full review. this is i think the best of the movies so far. this is the first part of the conclusion of the series as i talked with harry himself today. >> congrats. >> i'm sure you are being asked a million time was the last day was like, the feelings about wrapping this up. this is emotional for people. >> it is very emotional. and it is sweet. and the last ten years it is emotional. >> and everyone is coming and asking how was it. is it sad for you. it was sad. but i remember we found it very teary, sad, we were crying. >> we'll have more with daniel radcliff and the cast all next week op the morning news. back to you from london. >> coming up. they may be under 500 the bears are not taking them lightly. a vision show down. >> two games in it looks like it could be a big year i love my curves. but the love i have for strawberry shortcake, red velvet cake and key l

one but this is bigger than that. >> "harry potter and the deathly hallows" part one is more mainstream than the other potter films. our film critic dean richardss there is no complex potter mythology so even newbies will understand. last night's opening attracted die hard harry fans who like to dress the part. >> exceeded all expectation. it's incredible and dark and i love the darkness. >> they took artistic license were reasonable and places that seemed good. >> this was at the river east theater in streeterville and if you were wondering about dean's review, dean loved the movie. best potter movie to date. dean quote. dean's list a. >>> chicago's popular lala placa music -- la placa music festival is extending to chile. lollapalooza chilly will take place in santiago chile. he promises unique and unforgettable experience from top talent from around the world. he founded lollapalooza in 1991 and since 2005 it has been based in chicago's grant park. drawing millions of music fans for three days of entertainment. >>> the two bronze lions that guard the art stt are getting ready to put on holiday wreaths. they will sobler powered. they also hav

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richard's cuisine is also featured on the rails. amtrak acela first-class cars and in the skies on open sky airline. we'll be right back. >> mitchell: the seventh harry potter movie has outdone all its predecessors. "harry potter and the deathly hallows part 1" raked in more than $125 million at the weekend box office. the franchise's biggest opening yet, and it's close to surpassing another enormously popular series as we hear from elaine quijano. >> from california to london and taipei, harry potter has cast his spell on the box office yet again. in the latest and second-to-last movie, ""harry potter and the deathly hallows" part 1" is taking on some of hollywood's biggest block bursters. >> it's just remarkable that seven movies in they're still doing over $100 million on their opening weekend. >> with a domestic gross of $1.8 billion, the potter series has surpassed the 23 james bond flicks and is likely to swoop past six "star wars" movies which launched in the 1970s. >> i guess i'm more of harry potter fan because star wars a different generation. >> both are coming of age stories, potter and skywalker are orphans on a mission to fight evil. >>

richard besser, abc news, pittsburgh. >>> and that does it for "world news" on this sunday. diane sawyer is right back here tomorrow night. i'm dan harris>> alan: a show of force of the coast of korea tonight against a backdrop of violence between north and south and the threat of more to come. good evening. a u.s. supercarrier and a south korean descroir destroy are took up position for joint military exercises. and residents of the island were sent into emergency shelters. the same island north korea shelled last week, killing two people. north korea threatens more violence. champion, north korea's strongest ally, has called for emergency talks, and john chcain is among many urging

harry reid and sharron angle. we predict marco rubio the winner of a three-way race with independent charlie crist and democrat kendrick meek. richardlumenthal over republican linda mcmahon. christopher coons defeats christine o'donnell who made the ad saying she wasn't a witch. in in ohio, rob portman defeats lee fisher. bob, there is a possibility the republican could control the senate. >> reporter: if there is good news for the democrats tonight it is probably they will hold onto the senate. mitch mcconnell, who is the senate republican leader says they are probably going to hold all the republican seats that they have up tonight, but he says if they're going to take the senate they're going to have to take 10 of those 12 senate seats right there that are now held by democrats. now, they've already taken three of them, but the important thing is the republicans -- the democrats have taken two, which means if the democrats are going to lose control of the senate, republicans have to get all the rest of those seats that are in black there tonight. that's a pretty tall order. >> couric: let's talk about some of those seats, nancy c

harry. >> all right, maggie. joining us now from cheshire, connecticut are the reverend richard and marybelle hawke, the parents of murder victim jennifer hawke-petit and in chapel hill, north carolina, jennifer's sister cynthia renn. thank you all for taking the time to be with us today. jennifer, could you -- could you hear -- cynthia, i'm sorry, could you hear the jurors? could you hear what they had to say? >> i did. >> and -- >> i was -- go ahead. >> i'm very moved by what they speak of, and how difficult it was for them. >> when you heard the jury return this death penalty, what did you think? >> i had a huge sense of relief that it was over. i don't think it ever sounds good that you're thinking about taking another person's life, but in the events of what happened, and the things that this man caused, i feel that it calls for what they decided upon. >> reverend hawke, you're an ordained minister, certainly in your years of studying the bible, you would have to have real questions about a situation like this. what's your feeling about this death penalty? >> well, we entered into the whole situation confront

authority, presidents since harry truman received this from congress but in 1973 congress and for the first time refused to extend this measure because capitol hill was tired of richard nixon's continual efforts to circumvent the legislative process, opposed to any extension of executive power. president elect carter wanted data for any back and he justified the request in the post watergate rhetoric of the time. he wanted to cut federal agencies, combine federal agencies, reduce the number of civil servants and d. regulate certain areas of policy because he said most people found the bureaucracy too remote, too complex and intrusive. congressman brooks was not pleased with what he heard from carter. the chairman repeatedly interrupted carter during our conversation to say the government would reorganize according to the interests and vision of congress, not the president. pulling out records she collected in 1960s congressman brooks said gov. lyndon johnson was the greatest arm twister washington has ever seen and he didn't like to get beat on capitol hill. look at this list. he was never successful in getting more than 1-third of his proposed reorganization plans t

harry reid fended off republican sharron angle. in delaware, another tea party hopeful, republican christine o'donnell, was defeated by democrat chris coons. in connecticut, democrat richardumenthal eked out a win against tea party candidate and former world wrestling ceo linda mcmahon. >> what the republicans need to do is reach out to the democrats, reach out to the white house, and say, hey, the train is leaving the station, come on board, we invite you to come on board but we're heading in a different direction. >> reporter: for some, disaster. for others, disaster averted. the change of power in the house means the next house speaker will almost certainly be ohio republican john boehner. a man nearly as controversial as the current house speaker, nancy pelosi. rob and vinita? >> as mentioned, democrats did manage to maintain control of the senate, thanks in large part to some big wins out in the west. in nevada, senate leader harry reid did beat back a strong challenge from tea party star sharron angle. reid, of course, struggled for months in a state with the nation's highest unemployment and with voters extremely angry at washington insiders. and in california, bar