number of things she continues to bring to the community to teach our loved ones, to teach our to aldrin -- our children. on behalf of my sister, i want to say that on behalf of my community and, i want to thank you and i hope for you. a lot of happiness and joy, and i hope you walk with beauty all around you. we have the community members, a blanket for all of the appreciation. i think livingston is going to be doing that. thank you, aurora. [applause] >> the evening and thank you. i am very honored. i would like to say thank you to the san francisco mayor's office. and my acceptance speech -- i am loving this life, i am loving this dream called my life. life is not about finding yourself. it is about creating yourself. i would like to acknowledge and thank my husband for being my rock and my support. [applause] my sons, kevin, baby monty, my beautiful mother and sisters for the teaching of unconditional love. my ancestors that walk before me. my mentors. my sf bay area community, the yin and the yang. i am proud to be an american indian and will continue to be inspired by the way of li

as more of china's elite make the move from tradition aldrinings. and just one word of warning. the chinese actually like to drink their red wine with coca-cola. they say it tastes sweeter. >> the verdict on all of that later. >>> and a note now. we want you to know that we've been reading all of your great e-mails, your great questions for us about china. we'll be answering them in the coming days. including your questions about health care and china, about human rights in china, about pollution. and also, about that one child policy, and what it means for girls and boys. but for now, we're back to new york with george stephanopoulos and the rest of the evening's news. george? >>> thank you, diane. we're going to begin with that remarkable comeback for general motors. less than two years after a government bailout, its cars are selling on main street and its new stock looks like a hit on wall street. today, the company issued the largest initial public stock offering in u.s. history. gm stock will start trading tomorrow at $33 a share. here's chris bury. >> reporter: today, in

a suspected aldrin trafficking network under investigation in kosovo trick is concerned the region is becoming a major hub for organized crime. well next in our special report the checkered history of a place that's now a seat of democracy but which symbolized the defeat of nazi fascism sixty five years ago that's next right here on r.t. . berlin.

>> buzz aldrin. >> jimmy: buzz aldrin, yeah. oh, right, well. his mid 50s i think. when did you guys go to the moon, like '85 -- >> jimmy: a whole bunch 0 of times. the real first time we went to the moon was, like, two years ago. >> no, i mean he's an athlete. >> jimmy: you toppled and old man's record? >> yes i did. i was proud. >> jimmy: it's better than losing. >> i wish i could have like, rubbed his face in it. >> jimmy: hold on a minute. that's one of our american heroes. plus, they wear the helmets. >> i wanted to ask him if he really did go to the moon. so, in his i guess in his mind he really did. >> jimmy: did you see what he did to the guy -- >> he messed him up. >> jimmy: i think it was his greatest achievement. >> i love that moment where jack nicholson hit the guy with the golf club. >> jimmy: that was good but buzz was 70 years old when he punched that guy in the face. >> legendary, though i did beat him on the track in "top gear." in a way -- >> jimmy: you're above him. it goes you and then buzz and then probably, like i don't kn