aaron was a christian. and he stood firm in his faith. >> and you said you know he's with the lord now. >> he's with the lord now. and i'll see him again someday. and that's -- that's what the family is standing now now is faith. we know god is in control. and we know that he took aaron for a reason. we don't know what, but we know that he took aaron for a reason and the rest of them, too. >> aaron knew the dangers and the last time you spoke to him, he said grandma don't worry about me. >> that's what he said. >> why did he say that to you? >> as a brave warrior, aaron was brave but yet he was a gentle man. he loved his family, he loved his country and he was willing to give his life to protect his family and his country. he was a great american. >> yeah. listen, aaron and many like him go off to war and fight these wars for the american people, and they are the reason we are able to have many of the freedoms we have now. what do you say to the world who's listening about the sacrifices, not only that aaro

we don't know what, but we know that he took aaron for a reason and the rest of them too. >> aaron knew the dangers and the last time you spoke to him, he said grandma, don't worry about me. >> that's what he said. >> why did he say that to you? >> as a brave warrior, aaron was brave but yet, he was a gentle man. he loved his family. he loved his country. and he was willing to give his life to protect his family and protect his country. he was a great american. >> yeah. listen, aaron and many like him go off to war and fight these wars for the american people. and they are the reason that we're able to have many of the freedoms that we have now. what do you say to really the world who's listening about the sacrifices not only that aaron made but all of our men and women in uniform make? >> i say pray for our military every day. hold them up to the lord and support them in any way that you can. pray for their families because the wives and the children are the ones that they really have to be brave because when their husband goes away, they don't know if he's coming back or not. and this

and aaron was an amazing father. will get to carry on his legacy through our children. >> others were brothers, uncles and sons. all served their nation valiantly. we'll look at the navy s.e.a.l.s and other troops killed in the deadliest day of the afghan war. >>> and epic journey. a 61-year-old woman embarks

mayor, mark leno, aaron peskin.c and park department to be the home of this incredible department. as you heard before, this is an inspirational symbol to the world. the mayor often talks about beacons on a hill. this is really a beacon on the hill that speaks to the world about the values san francisco has. one of those values is really preservation of things, making sure that when they're built, they're built to last, that they're beautiful, that their aesthetics are great. this is 75 years later and it's never looked this good. i really want to thank every single person today, i particularly want to thank rose dennis and her team. i want to thank the park rangers and the police department and the fire department and every single city employee who worked so hard over the last few days to make this work today. yesterday we were at the california academy of sciences unvietnamming an incredible sculpture by the artist maya ling. and to me, san francisco has this her i tange of art. we don't want to just put things up

melanie and aaron step out of the camera's view just feet away from the car. and as you can see, an unidentified person steps into view. it takes only nine seconds from the time melanie and aaron step away from the car until the unidentified person is opening their car door. and five more seconds before he pulls away with little 6-month-old samantha in the back seat. >> my mom yelled, that guy is trying to steal your car. your child is in it. >> so melanie acts as fast as she can. she takes only one step and then launches her body at her passenger side window as the car backs up toward her. >> well, once i realized somebody was taking my car and my baby was inside of it, it is human instinct. you do what you got to do. like i said, there's no planning. there's no thinking. you are taking my child. you're going to die or get hurt in the long run. i took my elbow and bashed out my side window as hard as i could. >> as soon as she broke the glass with her elbow, i immediately jumped into the passenger side of the car. >> as the car speeds away with aaron now in t

lieutenant aaron wataga should serve. and what's interesting is, again, it's the same type of thing. it's been a very devicive split in the community. he is an individual who embraces being japanese american who chooses to refuse deployment on the grounds that it's not constitutional. he is inordinately bright and articulate and a poster boy for being sort of the u.s. soldier but he believes, after talking to soldiers coming back, that it's wrong. it's very similar to my central character, chet. a

i'll let you tell that. >> aaron and i -- when aaron was growing up and when i was a lot younger, we a farm there in tennessee, northwest tennessee and a lot of times on saturdays, you know, we would -- he and i would be out together working on the farm or doing something and one day something came on the radio in the truck there about -- about the army rangers. aaron didn't tell me this story until after he had become a seals. something came on about the army rangers and he listened to it and i told him, i said, son, there is a group that may be possibly a notch above because they do in water and they come from the air and they do those things like that and the story was never repeated after our conversation until after one time when aaron came home and he said, he told me, he said, dad, ever since -- i didn't remember it. he had remembered every bit of it and he said ever since that day in the truck when you and i were riding down the road by the way place when you told me about that, he said that's what i've wanted to be. >> and his dream came true. he became a navy seal. >> he di

aaron carson vaughn.ke to vaughn's grandmother in tennessee. >> i say pray for her military every day, hold them up to the lord and support them in any way that you can. pray for their families because the wife and children are the ones that they really have to be brave because when their husband goes away, they don't know if he's coming back or not. and this time aaron didn't. >> dignitaries from around the world came to tacoma washington to pay final respects to retired general, the former chairman of the joint chief of staff died two weeks ago and will be buried at arlington national cemetery. >>> if you live in the southeast, don't be surprised to see these faces on digital bill boards. the fbi is going all out in a manhunt for a brother and sister and half brother. they are wanted for an armed bank robbery in south georgia and attempted murder of a florida police officer. >> this may look like any ordinary airliner to you but it is not. boeing 787 dream liner was unveiled yesterday. the $200 million

and we know that he took aaron for a reason. we don't know what, but we know that he took aaron for a reason, and the rest of them too. >> keeping you updated on the latest on the crash. stay tuned to cnn and cnn.com. >>> also following the weather, it's a disturbance that has been on weather maps for days and days. tropical depression emily now off the florida coast. jacqui jeras tracking. why don't they give these storms last names? this is emily. emily who? >> just emily. that's all you need to know. >> emily storm? >> it's emily who is having an identity crisis. >> clearly. >> emily was a tropical storm. it faded out basically to nothing, and then emily as it regenerated itself back into a tropical depression as of yesterday. but take a look at the satellite picture. this thing is falling apart. we're getting a lot of wind sheers, strong winds on the northeast side of the storm. so we really think it's possible that emily is going to go back to a remnant low, once again possibly even at the 5:00 advisory. we'll wait to see i

aaron was an amazing father. and i'm proud that i will get to carry on his legacy through our children. >> what do you want your kids to know about him when they get old enough to understand who he was, what's the one thing you want them to take away? >> they will take away his love for christ, they will take away his strength and his love for this country. and they will know what an amazing man he is/was. >> karen and billy and kimberly, thank you so much. i know how difficult it is for you to join us this morning. please accept our condolences. and we thank aaron for his service to this country and you for your sacrifices. >> thank you, matt. >> thank you. >> god bless you. >>> let's get a check of the rest of the morning's top stories with natalie at the news desk. >> good morning, everyone. hard weekend of news, indeed. this morning in the news, chaos erupted again in london overnight as riots and lewding swept through the city. the violence was touched off saturday night when police shot and killed a 29-year

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starr -- direct it to aaron starr, or you can direct us to -- to write some recommendations for the planning department to consider. >> hello. i am with the planning department's staff. i am going to present to you the proposed legislation introduced as part of the planning department recommendation. i will start by going over current recommendations and finally the staff proposal. currently, there are 13 definitions for eating and drinking uses in the planning code. mirkarimi's legislation would modify three of those -- retail coffee stores, self-service restaurants, and large fast food restaurants. the fast food restaurants are currently differentiated by the total square footage and number of seats, limited to one dozen square feet and 56. also, coffee shops are not permitted to have on-site food preparation or equipment to reheat food and prepare meals. large self-service restaurants are not permitted in and eight neighborhood district, and small self-service restaurants and video stores require conditional use authorization. what this legislation would do is maintain the curren

aaron was a christian. he stood firm in his faith. >> the flight engineer leaves behind a two-year-old daughter, a 13-year-old daughter, and a fiancee. i spoke with her a short time ago. everyone wants to know -- how are you doing? >> i'm doing the best that i can do. >> yeah. >> it's really hard. >> it's hard. >> it's very hard. it's something that i never thought would ever happen to us. >> how are the girls? what have you told them? >> my 2-year-old, she just knows that everybody's unhappy. she can't stop crying. it hurts all of us. the entire family, every single one of us. all of his close friends. >> this was his first tour. he had only been there a week. >> yes. >> when was the last time you saw him? >> i seen him in july for four days. and i -- >> you said for four days in july and before that -- >> on skype before this happened. >> he told you he would be out of touch. he told the family because of the mission, something he was working on, right? >> yes. he sent me an e-mail the day before. he told

aaron, thank you. at least a dozen people hurt at a concert and fair at the indiana state fair in indianapolis when a stage collapsed. it appears, we don't know for sure, there was a big gust of wind possibly that contributed to all of this happening. but again, we're going to continue to follow breaking news and try to get some sort of official, some sort of representative from the area to tell us exactly what happened. but again, according to the people who were there one young man we spoke to aaron richmond said he was at the stage when it collapsed and he said there were people who were trapped underneath. he managed to get away but at least 12 people didn't, we are told. we're going to continue to follow this breaking news right here on cnn. don't go anywhere. minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann winning one of the first major tests for the republicans seeking the oval offices in 2012. bachman beat all the other competitors to win with 29% of the vote. in her speech today, back mon declared "w

aaron carson vaughn. i spoke to his grandmother about the last time she saw him. >> it was aaron's birthday. in june he turned 30. i told him to be careful. he said, granny, don't worry about me. he said i'm not afraid because i know where i'm going if something happens to me. aaron was a christian and stood firm in his faith. >> aaron vaughn was stationed in virginia beach, virginia. brian todd is there. this is a tight-knit military community. how are they taking this tragic loss? >> reporter: don, a tough development for people in this community. you don't have to look far around here to realize this is a military town. you have memorials here, military bases dotting the landscape, including one down the road that is the home of s.e.a.l. team six. the realities of war are engrained in the culture here but the enormity of this attack is just sinking in. a while ago, we spoke to kimberly vaughn. she learned that her husband, aaron vaughn was among the s.e.a.l.s killed. >> i woke up, i saw the reports on

aaron katersky abc news, new york. >>> one little girl's incredible gift.ty water plans to take rachel's mother to africa to show her what her daughter has been able to do. you can learn more on chart water online. that is "world news" for this sunday night. we're online at abcnews.com. don't forget "gma" first thing in the morning and "world news" with diane sawyer all week. >> alan: a three-alarm fire burning in benecia, and some tense moments as it burned dangerously close to homes. that grass fire ignited near the benecia community park and lillian kim lives on the scene with the latest. >> reporter: we're near matthew turner elementary school and benecia community park, and you can see the charred hillside. it sits just above the athletic field. flames reached beyond the hillside and got close to a housing subdivision. it started around 4:30 and quickly drew to a second alarm and then a third alarm at 4:37 p.m. so tense moments for the people in this neighborhood in some cases, flames reached within several feet of people's backyards.

and there was aaron vaughn, father of two. his wife, a former nfl cheerleader who met aaron while performing with the uso, spoke to him just hours before the crash. >> his last words to me were, "i love you, i'll talk to you later." and one day in heaven, we will. >> reporter: kimbebey told me her family, friends and the remarkable s.e.a.l. community are helping her through this. >> i'm just afraid i'm going to forget what he smells like, what he feels like, and -- i'm sorry. i just miss him. there's no other way to put it. >> reporter: aaron's remains will be returned with others to dover air base tomorrow. kimberly will be there to meet the plane. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >> our hearts will be with kimberly and all the families. >>> we movovoverseas now to london. a city on edge and in flames tonight. new violence and new fires are breaking out after a weekend of mayhem. as abc's lama hasan reports, it is the most devastating uprising the city has seen in years. >> reporter: tonight, flames across london. rioter

aaron, thank you. we want to tell the viewers again, at least a dozen people hurt at a concert and fair at the indiana state fair in indianapolis, and it appears and we don't know for sure, but there was a big gust of wind that possibly contributed to all of this happening. but again, we will continue to follow the breaking news and try to get some sort of official or representative from the area to tell us exactly what happened, but again, according to the people who were there, and one young man i spoke to aaron richmann was at the stage when it collapsed and saw people trapped underneath, and he managed to get away, but 12 people didn't we are told. we will continue the follow the breaking news right here on cnn. don't go anywhere. >>> with 16,892 iowans voting, the winner of the 2011 iowa straw poll is congresswoman michele bachmann. all right. let's talk politics. minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann winning one of the first major tests for the republicans seeking the oval offices in 2012. bac

aaron bassler is accused of killing jere melo saturday after he stumbled on to opium poppies. he and another man were walking the area, investigating a report of an illegal pot farm when the shooting happened. aaron bassler was guarding the farm. >>> drivers who lost their license but ignore the law were the target of a undercover sting. >> dui related conviction. >> the sheriff's department wrapped up its operation. today three deputies set up in downtown san jose to catch people right after their court proceedings. drivers with suspended license whose got in their car to drive off were pulled over again. >> they were suspended multiple times. it's not like it's a first time occurrence. >> two people were sited and had their cars towed today. >>> residents are preparing for evacuations today as the fire heads their way. firefighters are focusing on the eastern side. highway 140 is closed. aircraft are assisting the 800 firefighters working on the ground. houses are now under evacuation orders. a motor home sparked the fire last thursday. >>> in lincoln an investigation into a

>> i remember when we met aaron, the man was tattooed, incredibly inked. if one word describes him, it's intense, just full of energy. and i remember when my producer asked him, what's the daily routine? he just started right in on telling us what it was all about. >> one person has to get down, put the bunk down. you come over here, do your business. you wipe the sink out after you're done. there are rules people live with. you have to be pristine. see how i'm playing in the toilet? this is clean. i could wash my face in here. we don't live like pigs. we're not animals. everything is spotless. that's why everything is so shiny. there's etiquette. say i have to pass gas, right, i'm not going to fart in the cell. i'll sit on the [ bleep ] and hit the button. that way it goes down. it's hell. it's constant pressure. every day. it's like an animal in a cage, you know. you get poked. you get poked. you get prodded, not just by staff but by everybody. everything's a challenge. this is a place where evil lives, you know? >> though he seemed eager to express hims

aaron was a christian. and he stood firm in his faith. >> aaron vaughn was stationed in virginia beach, virginia. and our brian todd is there. hello to you. you have been talking to people in this tight-knit military town. how are they doing? how are they taking this? >> it's been very tough to take, don. a very difficult day for them here. and reminders everywhere here of the sacrifices the naval personnel and others make in this war. you've got a tribute here to the fallen naval personnel who've given their lives. and over here a tribute to the concept of the homecoming. a wonderful statue here, and a mural here that kind of reminds you of just what people are going through. and of course it's even more sobering and heartbreaking when you realize that so many of the naval personnel, the navy s.e.a.l.s involved in this incident are not going to be going through this reunion. we spoke to a navy s.e.a.l.'s wife a short time ago today and got another stark reminder of some of the sacrifices being made. kimber

and instead of helping, police say aaron killed him.d him and then stuck some of the boy's body parts in a suitcase and his feet in his freezer. "the fox report's" correspondent jonathan hunt is at the courthouse where this went down in brooklyn, new york. the prosecutors, i guess the defense lawyers, jonathan this man hears voices and all kinds of other things. tell us what happened in. courtney: appointed psychiatrists have ruled despite levy aaron apparently hearing those voices he is indeed confident to stand trial. his own lawyers say that will have no bearing on whether they decide to pursue an insanity defense. listen. >> we will wait until our psychiatric experts evaluate him and find out what their answers are. and if they tell us that there is a psychiatric defense, then we will present it to a court. >> >> meantime, the prosecution say they want to pursue this trial as quickly as possible. the ada released a statement today which said in part and i quote "i want to reaffirm that this case will go to trial and that there are a

aaron but to lose them is tough. >> reporter: navy s.e.a.l. aaron vaughn was based i beach.1: 2 s.e.a.l.s cc1: killed in the attack. the 30-year-old leaves behind a wife and two young children. the 30-year-old leaves behind a wife and two young children. >> you just feel like what he was doing was his duty, and we were very proud of him. >> reporter: eight other u.s. service members died in the crash. service members died in the crash. in afghanistan, u.s. off say the crew had just completed a rescue mission to help a u.s. army ranger unit that had come a rescue mission to help a u.s. army ranger unit that had come under fire. chopper was u.s. troops are working to remove the debris from the crash site even as fighting continues in the area. while back home, military communities across the country continue to deal with the overwhelming loss of 30 american heroes. frances coe, nbc news. heroes. frances coe, nbc news. >>> well, to london now where fresh unrest erupted yesterday following a violent riot earlier this weekend that left buildings ch

aaron was a christian.chopper went down in wardak province, southwest of kabul, apparently shot down by the taliban. this is filed video of the type of helicopter they were on, a ch-47 sha shochinook. 22 of the dead were navy s.e.a.l.s. none of the s.e.a.l.s that brought down osama bin laden were involved. >>> bob, the loss of this team, these men, particularly devastating. >> it really is, deborah. keep in mind we only have a few thousand s.e.a.l.s and only one out of enten or more pass the s.e.a.l.'s program. the president changed our strategy over the next year. we're going to a counterterrorism strategy which means we have to depend upon the special forces, these excellently trained, very highly skilled people. >> it's interesting, the special forces, usually they're also the first ones in, the ones who are getting a lay of the land, looking at terrain, things like that, especially in afghanistan. now they're likely to be the last one out. the circumstances that led to this crash, it's going to be impor

aaron vaughn was based in virginia beach. he was one of 22 s.e.a.l.s killed in the attack. the 30-year-old leaves behind a wife and two young children. his grandmother wishes she could have seen him one last time. >> i would say, aaron, you made me proud. and i would say you did a good job. and i'd say i love you, and i always will. >> reporter: cynthia morrison with the navy s.e.a.l. foundation, a nonprofit supporting s.e.a.l. families, estimates that half of the 2,600 elite commandos are based in the greater norfolk area. the other half call coronado, california, and san diego home. in such a small group, the loss of 22 is magnified. >> we pray every day that they do come home, and this weekend unfortunately they're going to be a lot of guys not coming home. >> reporter: eight other u.s. service members died in the crash, among them, john brown, a native of northwest arkansas. his mother called the special forces medic a humble healer. >> if there is a comfort in this situation, i'm so proud of my son. so very proud of him. >> reporter: 30-year-old patrick hamburger was a

aaron vaughn of tennessee was a member of the same field team. his grandmother describes him as a brave warrior. >> aaron was brave, but yet he was a gentle man. he loved his family, he loved his country, and he was willing to give his life to protect his family and protect his country. he was a great american. >> the batting with insurgents where the helicopter was shot down continues. the taliban is claiming responsibility but u.s. officials have yet to confirm that. >>> a wildfire cuts off a southern california highway. how drivers were able to get around the danger. >> what happens if someone gets injured on one of their cabs, and how that reflects on our industry as a whole? >> and a war on the waterfront. why some pedicab operators claim they are spinning their wheels. >>> it's been a summer full of below average temperatures, and this weekend was no exception, but we did get some sun out there in those inland locations, plenty of cloud cover right now. will we warm up for your workweek? i'll tell you in a full report coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,

aaron vaughn of virginia beach, a bear of a man, with a father's gentle touch. wife kimberly on "today" said his legacy would live through their two children. >> he'll take away his strength, his love for this country, and they will know what an amazing man he is -- was. >> reporter: so many were born to be s.e.a.l.s. kraig vickers of maui, a big man with a big heart. childhood friend moses goods said combat service was in his blood. >> he did the rambo thing. he covered himself in mud, so he was completely camouflaged. that was his thing. and when someone would come by, he would jump up covered in mud. >> reporter: kevin houston wanted to be a s.e.a.l. since the fifth grade. in afghanistan, he always carried this american flag under his body armor next to his heart, except on this final mission. he had sent the flag to his mentor, vietnam veteran christopher kelly. >> when you realize that he wore it on his chest between his body armor on all these missions he was on, it sure was an honor. >> reporter: today, at the special operations command in tampa, defense

aaron will come and sign them so you will still get a copy.he will come to your house. >> do i get the last word? i could mention every person by name but that would take too long. my family and coaches and teaching friends and students, you probably won't nowak and i can't put into words how much it means to you are really here. it is a beautiful place. a strong sense of community. i want you to know from the bottom of my heart i appreciate you coming out. thank you very much. [applause] >> this event was hosted by book passage bookstore in california. find out more by visiting bookpassage.com. [bell ringing] >> notice the color of bourbon. that pretty amber color is all coming from the jar on the inside of a barrel. this is where bourbon gets all of its colorado lot of its flavor. currently they discovered over 200 chemical flavors in the jar from the barrel. >> this weekend we highlight frankfurt, kentucky on booktv and american history tv. look for the history and literary life of kentucky state

among those who died was aaron vaughn in union city, tennessee. his grandmother said aaron was not afraid as he once told her, i know where i am going if something happens to me. >> as a brave warrior, aaron was brave but yet he was a gentleman, and he loved his family and country and was willing to give his life to protect his family and country. he was a great american. >> his grandmother says she will see her grandson again some day. >>> now, reynolds, two people want to know, emily, where is she headed, and are we ever, ever, going to get rid of all this heat? >> well, let's deal with emily. emily is going to pull away from the coastline and going to die and become part of history and become part of the next 72 hours. but the heat unfortunately is something that may last all the way through next week and possibly a bit longer. we will tackle both of those coming up in a few minutes. sit tight. >>> 3,000 athletes pushing the limit on their bikes and feet. we will take you live on the new york city triathlon. >>> also ahead, what if you could ra

it's great to be with you, aaron and state senator leno who is with us as well.r community. it's also great to be here with ken nelly, who is so responsible for making today important. and ann hallstead. you probably think i'm going to name every single person who is here. it probably feels that way. i want to just acknowledge jarrod. the acting head of the parks and rec who guarantees that all this will be as beautiful as ever. but let me tell you on a personal basis what coit tower means to me and special gratitude to the coit family here today the coit tower when i am in san francisco, and it's not as much as i would like to be, is the firstsite -- first sight i see in the morning and the last sight i see at night. since i work in a bicoastal way, i'm up early and see the sun come up and the first thing that comes into view is coit tower from my home and the sun, when there is sun, glistening off coit tower, is a beautiful, beautiful opening of the day and a reminder of how blessed we are to live in this great place. honoring our history, enjoying our present

you got into the story but i went to see time magazine in new york and they gave me an assignment aaron baker he's a writer for time magazine she was doing a story on about eighteen different woman so she actually found out later you got the names the chianti and woman for afghan women shelter was looking after the time and that's how i met a really through aaron baker so you already knew the story that i knew the stillness little bit about the story it's horrible i mean i mean i mean what are believes it's just unbelievable well actually comes from the southern provinces of afghanistan and. it's i think it was twelve or fourteen economy but the detail she was given away to cover a dispute that happened with the family and she was really abused quite badly within her in-laws home and so she decided to run away and. she ran to her neighbors thinking she would seek refuge in but they handed her into the police and in afghanistan basically if you are a woman and you ran away from your husband you go to jail or that she received amnesty and her father came to collect turned to combat so or

at the time and that's how i met a really through aaron back to so you already knew the story that i knew the stillness to a bit about the story that it's horrible i mean i mean i mean what are the lives it's just unbelievable well actually comes from the southern provinces of afghanistan and. it's i think it was twelve or fourteen economy but the detail she was given away to cover a dispute that happened with the family and she was really abused quite badly within her in-laws home and so she decided to run away and she ran to her neighbors thinking she would seek refuge but they handed her into the police and in afghanistan basically if you are a woman then you run away from your husband you go to jail or that she received amnesty and her father came to collect her and took her back oh ought to be raised has been through that has to go has been and there was a court which happened to be in that area it was a taliban court. and they say that as punishment to teach other women in the village not to run away from their husbands to cut off her nose in is and they held it down decisions

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