. >>> good afternoon, my name is chris clark. i'm a resident of the sunset. lived there for 10 years at 10th and irving. a wife and two daughters live there and this has become an event we absolutely love. it's [speaker not understood] on our calendar each august. and we're just proud to have the world's premiere cultural event in the backyard. in some years we've taken our kids to the event. it's been a wonderful place to take them. in other years we drop them off so we can enjoy it as adults. and we've really enjoyed accessing the event by riding bikes every year, we use the bikes in the past few years we've used the extra bike racks that have been provided. i want to say that we're really comforted knowing another planet is in charge and control of organizing this event. they've been wonderful stewards of our neighborhood and i think they set a standard for organization by which we measure all other events that happen in our neighborhood. since moving into the sunset there's been a lot of action to museums have been renovated and reopened. * two lots of ot

the trajectory of your life changed the day you answered that call from chris clark. director at wlac-tv. your response was ignited by the words of your then favorite bible verse. remember, philippians 3:14? you used to say it all the time. i am pressed to the mark. for the prize of a high calling of god. knowing there is a high calling is what will sustain and fulfill you. from where i sit now, viewing your journey, there really are very few regrets. that means a life well lived. >> i won't say good-bye. i'll just say, until we meet again. >> even then you understood that success was a process and that moving with the flow of life and not against it would be your greatest achievement. you have made me proud. >> every time i see it, that even had oprah crying. she said, who was the producer that put that together. page, let me reach out to her. i thought it was so well done. and told her story so well. i love the shot of her first tv job where she's looking -- she does look very tentative. here she is a senior in college anchoring the 10:00 news. but she has a curfew

packed times square towatch a chris to covered ball descend among the 1ton of confetti dropped over the hundreds of thousands of people there. messages were to the late dick clark. this was the first year without the iconic host. the confetti had wishs for visitors to new york city and what they hoped to accomplish in the coming year. >>> in atlanta last night, it was a lit up peach that dropped. it is billed as the largest new year's eve celebration in the southeastern u.s. tens of thousands of people come out to atlanta each year to watch the 800 pound peach drop. after it drops, fireworks light up the night sky like what you see in new york. but they do it southern style. new year's resolutions are easier to make than they are to keep. i think we have been guilty of this. you can stick to your goals in 2013 and you can do it by relying on your smart phone. we have got apps you might want to look at to help stick to the goals for the coming year. we love to give ourselves a cheat day or eat out instead of slave over the stove. we have tips how to make healthier options and do it on a pretty good budget. mike masco. >> well plenty healthy to me. 40 in town but