i'm charles stevens i'm a case manager at the lyric be floektd the castro. i had to prepare a speech but i'll provide a prospective that's unique to me being on the ground level and seeing the day to day kind of need such as a the delores promise. at our organization we assist folks connecting them to resources, assisting them with name and gender change and providing them that food stamps. you name it we do that. the birth challenge we face and that's the population is accesss our services is housing. the need for a spectrum of let the record show housing is a real necessity. there are so many resources out there for people who don't identify as lgbt q. there are people dealing with substance you abuse and african-american and people dealing with domestic violence. there's only one place of access for lgbt adults and we need more than that because there's a lot of challenges that arises with this population. i have people coming to me who are being hoorsz from shelter staff and made to use restrooms that they don't want to. a lot of times the staff is unabl

. >> steven patrick driscoll. >> charles a. drows iii. >> christopher michael duffy. >> gerard j.tes were held at other sites as well where the hijacked planes crashed, a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, and over at the pentagon. president obama laid a wreath there and reminded the nation that the terror threat is still very real. from the new york right now, joining me is the police commissioner, ray kelly. commissioner, thanks very much for coming in on this very important day. >> good to be with you, wolf. >> you recently said, commissioner, that the threat of terrorism is, in your words, as great if not greater today than it was before the 9/11 attacks. explain what you mean, because that raised a lot of eyebrows. it raised a lot of concern when i heard you say that. >> well, obviously core al qaeda has been diminished somewhat in pakistan and in the fatah. but we see the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, in yemen, in maghreb, gaining strength, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula has had several plots against the united states. al qaeda in iraq, which was basically defunct i

. >> steven patrick driscoll. >> charles a.drose iii. >> all right, we got the technical bugs worked. let's head back to washington. >> let us have the wisdom to know that while force is at times necessary, force alone cannot build for the world we seek so we recommit to the partnerships and progress that builds mutual respect and deepens trust and allows more people to live in dignity, prosperity and freedom. let us have the confidence and the values that make us americans, which we must never lose, the shining liberties that make us a beacon of the world, the rich diversity that makes us stronger, the unity and commitment to one another that we sustain on this national day of service and remembrance. april above all let us have the courage like the survivors and families here today to carry on no matter how dark the night or how difficult the day. you, who have made me see many trials and calamityies will revive me again, from the deptsz of the earths will you bring me up again. you will increase my greatness and you will comfort me again. may god bless the memory of those that we

. >> john stevens berry, who was the co-author of "the twelfth victim j was -- >> in order to commit a crime, you have to act as a free agent. >> for charlestarkweather, justice suz swift. she was executed shortly after midnight on june 25, 1959. dell harding was a witness. >> they gave him three jolts of electricity. he was raised up in the chair and down each time. and raised up, it looked like there was a leather mask over his face so you couldn't see his expressions. to me that was too quick and too merciful. >> in lincoln, lancaster county sheriff terry wagner showed fox filing the contents of the recently discovered wallet of charles starkweather. >> just a plainlet tooled wallet. his social security card, they were photographs from a picture booth of he and carol ann fugate together and he looked like a pretty normal lie guy. >> carol ann fugate spent 18 years in prison. she moved to michigan, where she lived quietly, working as a hospital orderly. carol made international headlines recently when she was critically injured in a car accident that killed her husband. strangely, his obituary from the funeral home made no mention of car

. >> john stevens berry, who was the co-author of "the twelfth victim j was -- >> in order to commit a crime, you have to act as a free agent. >> for charles swift. she was executed shortly after midnight on june 25, 1959. dell harding was a witness. >> they gave him three jolts of electricity. he was raised up in the chair and down each time. and raised up, it looked like there was a leather mask over his face so you couldn't see his expressions. to me that was too quick and too merciful. >> in lincoln, lancaster county sheriff terry wagner showed fox filing the contents of the recently discovered wallet of charles starkweather. >> just a plainlet tooled wallet. his social security card, they were photographs from a picture booth of he and carol ann fugate together and he looked like a pretty normal lie guy. >> carol ann fugate spent 18 years in prison. she moved to michigan, where she lived quietly, working as a hospital orderly. carol made international headlines recently when she was critically injured in a car accident that killed her husband. strangely, his obituary from the funeral home made no mention of carol. those eight days of