sugra. >> daniel suhr. >> david marc sullins. >> christopher p. sullivan. >> patrick sullivan. >> thomas sullivan. >> hilario soriano sumaya, jr. >> james joseph suozzo. >> colleen supinski. >> robert sutcliffe. >> seline sutter. >> claudia suzette sutton. >> john francis swaine. >> and my father. i love you, dad. we miss you, love you, and think about you every day. >> and my father of. 10 years ago, you made the biggest sacrifice in honor. we all miss you dearly. >> kristine m. swearson. >> brian edward sweeney. >> kenneth j. swenson. >> thomas swift. >> derek ogilvie sword. >> kevin thomas szocik. >> gina sztejnberg. >> norbert p. szurkowski. >> harry taback. >> joann tabeek. >> norma c. taddei. >> michael taddonio. >> keiichiro takahashi. >> keiji takahashi. >> phyllis gail talbot. >> robert talhami. >> and my father. [speaking foreign-language]>> sean patrick tallon. >> for mom and dad, gregory, theresa, and christine, in your nieces and nephews, gregory, and jacqueline, patrick, mary, and shane. we love you and miss your guitar and your smil

christopher edmund.rkling blue eyes is greatly missed and deeply loved every single day. >> my father, we love you, you are my hero. >> debbie bellows. >> paul benevento. >> eric bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret simms -- bennett. >> james patrick burger. >> stephen howard berger. >> graham barkley. >> my father, my best friend. miss you, love you, your girls are doing great. give mommy a kiss for me up there. let me give a shout out to the men and women who built this memorial. and to our first responders and to our military, thank you very much. [applause] >> my brother, we love you and we miss you. >> david w. bernard. >> david m. beret. >> justice john ashbery. >> timothy beverly. >> paul michael. >> jimmy benson. >> brian eugene bilcher. >> my brother em all, there is not a day that goes by that we do not think of you. >> my brother, we will always remember you. >> george john bishop. >> [bell] >> president lincoln understood the heartbreak of his country and reached out to console those in so

han. >> christopher j. hanley. >> sean s. hanley. >> valerie joan hanna. >> thomas hannafin. >> and my brother. jesse, we love you, we miss you, and may you always rest in peace. >> and my father, who i never met because i was in my mom's belly. i love you, father. i love you for letting me. you gave me the gift of life and i wish you could be here to enjoy it with me. [applause] [bell ringing] [water falling] >> the perspective that we need and have needed to get to the last 10 years are best expressed by the words of a god as inscribed in the book of ecclesiastes. to everything, there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven. a time to be born any time to die. it time to plan and that time to pluck up that which is planted. a time to kill and the time to heal. a time to weep and a time to laugh. a time to mourn and a time to dance. i time to cast away stones and a time to gather stones together. a time to embrace and a time to embrace -- to refrain from increasing very eighth time to win and a time to lose. a t

han christopher j. hanley sean s.y valerie joan hanna thomas hannafin >> and my brother, harry. we love you and miss you. may you always rest in peace. >> and my father, sebastian, whom i never met because i was in my mom's belly. i love you, father. you loved the idea of having me. you give me the gift of life and wish you could be here to enjoy it with me. [applause] [bell tolling] [bell tolling] [bell tolling] [bell tolling] [bell tolling] [moment of silence] clucks the perspective that we eat it and have needed to get through the last 10 years in the years that remain are best expressed by the words of god as inscribed in ecclesiastes. "to everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven, a time to be bored,

christopher l.homas daniel burke. >> captain william francis burke jr. >> charles burlingame iii. >> thomas e. burnett jr. >> donald j. burns. >> and my brother, fdny, ladder 24, captain daniel james breathle. >> and my husband, mark francis broderick. >> catherine ann burns. >> keith james burns. >> john patrick burnside. >> arena buslo. >> milton builo. >> thomas m. butler. >> patrick dennis burns. >> timothy g. burns. >> daniel cavlero. >> lillian caseras. >> brian joseph cathya. >> steven dennis cathia jr. >> cecille lorella. >> john brett cahill. >> michael john cahill. >> scott walter cahill. >> and my brother, captain charles frank burlingame iii, navel academy fighter pilot who fought with every last ounce of strength he had to save passengers and crew. we miss you, chick, and we love you. [speaking spanish] >> my husband, pedro francisco checko. frank, you will always be the missing puzzle in our family. we love and miss you. 143, eternally yours. >> thomas joseph cahill. >> george c. caine

then christopher followed in his father's foot steps. so al and marie weren't surprised when their daughters decided to serve their country. >> when christopher died, part of all of us died. so they felt the need to try and react. >> we knew that they would be protected, and their brother would protect them, and we have our own little shield of protection. and he's our guardian angel. >> reporter: maureen stying struggles with her son's death. >> i still have times when i'm a mess. what i know now that i didn't know 10 years ago is that that will pass. >> reporter: al and maureen devote themselves to keeping their son's memory alive, establishing the christopher santora scholarship fund. >> continuing the memory of someone we loved very much, but helping others to perhaps fulfill their dreams as well. >> reporter: determined not to left christopher's death destroy their family, the santoras each found a way to make a difference. randall pinkston, cbs news, new york. >>> much of the south still submerged by a soggy storm named lee. the da

at work christopher sat next to his good friend wayne russo. the russo family has made a special request that their son's name be placed next to my brother's name that meant so much to our family. what i know now is that the forces of good are not just in movies. it's all around us. people really do catch you when you fold. it's been a blessing. christopher would have loved knowing that the love he freely gave to others is given back in his name. thank you and i bid you god speed. >> next will be paul simon with the sounds of silence. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> paul simon. the reading of the names will continue now and will carry on until 1:00 this afternoon. it takes a very long time to read nearly 3000 names and it's a reminder of the enormity of what happened here ten years ago this morning. bob scheffer you've been watching here this morning. your thoughts. >> as you look into the faces of these people you realize what a monsterrous act of event this was. i think back to what john kennedy said, i've been berlinered. we were all at the pentagon

christopher darden fell into the trap and could not resist it. if you're asking was the most clever, the better attorney, clearly by any indication i can think of, johnny cochran was by far the better attorney there. and he won the case and christopher darden and marcia clark did not. there's a lot of speculation about that affair. may be no more about it but i'm not sure the average mid-having a affair, they hinted that they possibly did. but anyway, that's not terribly important. >> host: your first two books, "the press" and "a nation of strangers," about the media and immigration. five books, six books on race. why did you pick up the race topic as something to write about? >> guest: in some ways because, in some ways raise it to me i guess is the way to put it. when i wrote rage, which is taking out in 93, actually the hard copy came out in 94, was such a big book in some ways. it got so much attention. that i found myself suddenly a huge expert on race. and it's funny, i mean, most people, the press which is a book i'm very proud of which l

my brother, christopher, was on the 98th floor of the north tower. not one holiday, birthday, has gone by that my sister and my brother, and i, do nothing about him. our mother, something i have known over the past 10 years is that people come forward to help you in a time of need. today, we thank you. the people of our great nation. family, friends, and neighbors. the family has made a special request, that their son's name be placed next to my brother's name. it meant so much to our family. what i know is that the forces of good are not just in movies, but all around us. people really do help you when you fall. it has been a blessing. christopher would have loved knowing that the love that he freely gave to others was given back to us. thank you, i bid you godspeed. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, darkness, my old friend i have come to talk to you again the darkness creeping left its seeds while i was sleeping and the vision that was planted in my brain still remains the sound of silence to rest with king's i left behind ♪ my eyes were stabbed by the fl

. >> todd christopher weaver. >> walter edward weaver. >> nathaniel webb. >> dinah webster. >> and my beloved father. daddy, i love you so much, and my brothers, my mom, and i miss you every day. daddy, you are the best and i love you. >> and my husband. rahway, you left the girls and i surrounded by love. our families and friends have been amazing. we love you when we miss you so much.

william john dimmling christopher m.ark dingle anthony dionisio george dipasquale douglas frank distefano ramzi a. doany john doctor, jr. john joseph doherty melissa c. doi brendan dolan robert dolan, jr. neil matthew dollard james joseph domanico benilda pascua domingo alberto dominguez. >> and my father, who is a love that never dies. we love you so much and miss you. >> and our beloved father, lawrence davidson. you'd be so proud of your granddaughters. we love you. carlos dominguez jerome mark patrick dominguez kevin w. donnelly jacqueline donovan william h. donovan stephen scott dorf thomas dowd kevin dowdell mary yolanda dowling raymond mathew downey frank joseph doyle joseph michael doyle randall drake stephen patrick driscoll charles drose mirna a. duarte luke a. dudek >> and my beautiful amazing mother. i love you and miss you. i hope you are proud of all of us and i know you are looking down smiling upon us. >> and my sister, bridget. you are a special angel sent by god, loved by all, taken but not forgotten. y

christopher hull this is is photographed. he is an employee and the son of one of the owners of the pixie land amusement park in concord. he was recently arrested. a special law enforcement task force found evidence of child pornography in his apartment after searching and is serving him a arrest warrant. >> i was in the kitchen. i looked out my window. out my kitchen window and i heard bang, bang, bang into can here is it because these walls are a fan. it was the police department, and of the search warrant and the way to 1 minute. and the guy that was saying that move in kicked down the door. it was kind of strange. he always had his door shut and it was closed. we complained because there were flies inside of his windows. also he smoked inside of his apartment. when he opened the door to could smell it and the hallway to our starch for hours. it was just not a good situation. finally he took out his courage and it filled it up in the dumpster. >>pam: an official statement says that the pixie land amusement park is as deepl

swift of the center for national security law at the university of virginia school of law christopher thanks so much for being here tonight could be back ok so we already have a prison i'm confused why do we need another detention facility that can hold two thousand more people one of the things that we're sort of forgetting is that we're having a war in afghanistan and in war people are forgotten they're not all great and when people are captured you need a place to put them so the fact that we're building a new detention facility in either means we need the facility or we anticipate that we're going to need the facility it wouldn't surprise me if we have a backlog or if we have some concerns about whether the afghans are adequately providing security for their facilities but definitely says that the u.s. troop presence in afghanistan especially in southern afghanistan the question regions is going to continue on for quite some time ok so now that winding down exactly we were going to see troops start to leave you could say we're going to have seventy thousand troops only small a tin

for more on this story, we speak to christoph on whether the swiss national bank's is going to be able to keep the franc below its target. >> it is definitely the case that it will work. i think that they have even more tools they have used at the moment to keep the level where it will work. >> what kind of measures can they implement to stop the franc from strengthening further? >> first of all, they can buy the euro in the market and again the swiss franc, so the buying of swiss francs from others, for example, they can purchase european assets. such as the purchasing of the euro and the settling of the swiss franc. but what about the timing? does it make sense when the euro zone is in major trouble? >> it is never doubt -- good timing. but it is something that can defend the swiss economy. if youhinkt is necessary to do it, you have to do that. >> thank you for that, christoph, coming to us from frankfurt. >> thank you. >> tuesday was another day of losses. looking at the benchmark index, it was 1% number. down 1.2%. in new york, the dow industrials was also about where. the euro wa

robert, the bill, and christopher will be first. >> good afternoon, directors. it is very interesting that you seem to skirt some of the issues that have such an enormous impact both on buses and on taxis. you spend so much money on priority claims and you don't police them. we have this curious situation around union square. you have got, i don't know what you call at. the academy thus, the tourist bus, the open air bus. they are all using your lanes. and this means slower service for buses. i watched a study that showed, if you could increase the speed of your buses by 50%, partly by eliminating bus skills, you would transform the entire service. but what you don't seem to realize, these same things affect taxicabs. every year we get this whole thing of lamenting, i can't get a taxi. but the simple example i would give you is, a few years ago, in the morning, a taxicab could readily which the four commuters. what i mean by that is four different commuters in the peak time hours in one hour. the cut at pacific heights and taken to the financial district. [chime

if you think it is necessary to do it, you have to do that. >> thank you for that, christoph, coming to us from frankfurt. >> thank you. >> tuesday was another day of losses. looking at the benchmark index, it was 1% number. down 1.2%. in new york, the dow industrials was also about where. the euro was at 139.94. pumping gas into the pulpit -- baltic pipeline to germany, the undersea pipeline is the first direct link to brush up. what's with the click of a mouse, the russian prime minister open to the valves in the pipeline. the partnership has reached a major milestone. [applause] in 2005, vladimir putin and the german chancellor joined the board of the pipeline operators. it runs for 1,200 kilometers along the baltic seabed. protests against the project from environmental groups went unheeded. completion means that they can get their gas to the customers in western europe about having to depend on countries like the western ukraine. >> ukraine has been our partner for a long time. every transit country falls into the temptation of exploitation. now it no longer has an exclusive pos

christopher was a student at old dominion university.onday, representttive cummings took to the help.he thanked norfolk police - for tracking down a person with connection to the house where his nephew was kiiled. ""hoover the persons were that me, will do it again. you ve - don't kill a person that viciously and not do it again." "you know, chrissopher's is dead. he's gone. so i'm not here foo him. i'm here for begging yoo. if you know what happened in this case or know anything about it to come bbfore the policee ad tell them what youuknow.""it's good he came backktt send a message to other people -- to students." students."a witness piiked out a 20-year-old newport news man in a line up... saying he was at cummings' home houus before his murder.that man was not and take is fingerpriits and - d-n-a. 3 first on fox... aacity lawmaker takes on parking scamss.. targeting football fans on game days. days. baatimore city councilman bill cole says he's had enough with fielding calll from angry ravens fans... lured into private parking to fin

swift the center for national security law at the university of virginia school of law christopher thank you so much for joining us tonight good to see you tell me what do you think here right like i said all right but i feel it still has yet to be found there still is fighting in pockets of libya this is by no means a stable or a safe environment do you think that it's too early for nicholas sarkozy excuse me i think i can see and david cameron to be coming out parading around and reading the ground so let's stick there are three things we can learn from today's news the first is you know the. national transitional council is currently surrounded sirte cannot his home base and they're starting operations there so the war star from all over the second thing is that the regime is essentially out of power so it's perhaps not too premature and the third thing is you have to look at what cameron circles we were actually delivering today they were delivering just a message that would resonate in their media back home and perhaps you know tilt the balance in favor of the kind of regime they'd

. >> we are learning more information about the pixie land amusement park of christopher hull he is not only an employee of this amusement park but also the son of one of the owners. this is video where he was arrested. a special law enforcement task found evidence of child pornography in his apartment. the neighbor, jessica price was home when the police were on the scene. >> i was in the kitchen. i looked out my window. my kitchen window. and i heard the bang, bang, bang. these walls are very oftethin and once they said that they kicked down the door. it was strange. he always had his door shut. closed. he never opened his shades there were flies inside of his windows. also he smoked in sight of his apartment. when you open to he opens the door you could smell it for two hours-four hours. it was not a good situation we finally complained and his garbage was filled up in the outside dumpster. >>pam: that pixie land amusement park that it is deeply shocked by this arrest yesterday of christopher hull and there has been never been any arrests for suspicious or inappropriate behavior. >>

at work, christopher sat next to his good friend, wayne russo.good are not just in movies. it is all around us. people really do catch you when you fall. it has been a blessing. christopher would have loved knowing that the love he freely gave to others was given back to us in his name. thank you, and i bid you god's speed. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello darkness, my old friend ♪ ♪ i've come to talk with you again ♪ ♪ because a vision softly creeping ♪ ♪ left its seeds while i was sleeping ♪ ♪ and the vision that was planted in my brain ♪ ♪ still remains ♪ within the sound of silence ♪ in restless dreams i walked alone ♪ ♪ narrow streets of cobblestone ♪ ♪ beneath the halo of a street lamp ♪ ♪ i turned my collar to the cold and damp ♪ ♪ when my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light ♪ ♪ that split the night ♪ and touched the sound of silence ♪ ♪ and in the naked light i saw ♪ ten thousand people, maybe more ♪ ♪ people talking without speaking ♪ ♪ people hearing without listening ♪ ♪ people writing songs ♪ that voices never share ♪ and no one

a society a sense of normality of course or just enough to keep watching it as it all plays out christopher thanks so much for joining us tonight pleasure. but still ahead tonight we have our thursday edition of shelling to tell and nearly one year ago the f.b.i. raid. holmes a twenty four anti-war activist and i will speak with one of the women targeted in the raid. on her life back. to official location. from the. video on demand. and speak with the palm of your. question. the british and french leaders of. libya to offer support. and you're watching r.t. the british and french leaders visibly does offer support for the new regime there were planes helped put in power as rebels backed by nato airstrikes are reported. parts of colonel gadhafi his hometown see here meanwhile russia says it's time to lift the u.n. no fly zone introduced to save civilians as it doesn't help people still trapped in the last remaining pataki strongholds. poland becomes a third country in the space of a week to confirm its participation in joint missile defense shield plans within the u.s. as washington presses

christopher hill was a co-author of the book, he talked about physics for poets. by the way, he thinks global warming is a problem, he does. and be i interested my -- mentioned my interest in h irk- hi my --hi-fi equipment. i mentioned stipeway, but it -- steinway, but it includes the amply fire, and christopher hill said he'd like a steinway as well. so we have to notice the difference between short-term trends and long-term trends. if people are more religious than they were yesterday than today, it doesn't necessarily mean they will always be more religious. so trying to come up with something worth you're hearing, how can will people believe in the literary reality about faith when there aren't the same kind of supernatural miracles that are supposed to prove that god exists such as the parting of the red sea? and even a silent film by cecil b. demille. i saw that part. they used gelatin, and there were heat jets that purposed, and -- burned, and like john fulton did in the later movie, they came together by reversing the movie, reversing the films. i like spe

christopher darden fell into the trap and could not resist it. if you're asking was the most clever, the better attorney, clearly by any indication i can think of, johnny cochran was by far the better attorney there. and he won the case and christopher darden and marcia clark did not. there's a lot of speculation about that affair. may be no more about it but i'm not sure the average mid-having a affair, they hinted that they possibly did. but anyway, that's not terribly important. >> host: your first two books, "the press" and "a nation of strangers," about the media and immigration. five books, six books on race. why did you pick up the race topic as something to write about? >> guest: in some ways because, in some ways raise it to me i guess is the way to put it. when i wrote rage, which is taking out in 93, actually the hard copy came out in 94, was such a big book in some ways. it got so much attention. that i found myself suddenly a huge expert on race. and it's funny, i mean, most people, the press which is a book i'm very proud of which l

i mean christopher thanks so much for being with us next round. in other news on last night's show we talked about the new york police department's brutal crackdown on occupy wall street demonstrators over the weekend one of the most disturbing examples of this police brutality was when a group of women were proper sprayed by a police officer seemingly without provocation take a look at the of. well the natori is activist group known as anonymous did not let this violent reaction by the police go on funnest yesterday the group published a picture of this officer identified as anthony billowed not her but on a i'm not sure exactly how he pronounces it along with his phone number his address his past legal troubles and disturbingly the names of his family members those was accompanied by a message reading you know who the innocent women were now they will have a chance to know who you are before you commit atrocities against innocent people think twice we are watching expect us now certainly the actions of the police over the weekend against demonst

all right so this is christopher christopher twenty five years old and it turns out that after having a few meetings he ended up losing his job at starbucks they fired him for that thinking you should've gotten fired ok might have to do with the shirt off but it was pretty funny. i mean i don't know that he had to be fired i think that it was probably they felt like they had to fire him i guess when you're a giant corporation and have to do settle with language and how can i say i love this kid he's my favorite i would order from starbucks and i have to order a frappuccino rabbit you know but you know what i go in my girlfriends drink which she was you have to believe those were your girlfriends wrinkle when she when they repeat it back to her they run out of breath it's got to let you know. this to me that i mean i get it i would hate to work at starbucks and this kid is going to get hired by caribou or somebody else well i don't think it's i don't in that i would hope he got some serious offers for his great somebody else or you be sure caribou got screwed hair i really i'm dying to

participants are asked to donate money to the christopher row memorial funds.s hit and killed and a man has been arrested and charged in the little boy's death. organizers say everybody should be trained in cpr because you never know when you may need it. >>> he will make sure everybody gets to where they have to go safely this morning. >> that is good news, let's look at what we have on the san mateo bridge and traffic looks good heading out to the high- rise. also on the bay bridge approach, a nice drive with no major issues here. let's go to antioch, it looks good town bay point. -- goods up to bay point. a little bit of crowding on pleasant hill south bound 5. >>> we -- southbound 85. >>> it is north and south, it has really filled in and it is lifting. coming up with combinations at about 500 feet. very impressive system but it is giving us a westerly breeze but it should kick in. parts of the bay will continue that theme today. still warm to hot, i think it will rang around one more day and we will have cooler patterns. santa rosa with fog and low clouds

is no way he could publish that song and think he is not going to get fired. >> reporter: though christopherng the video he does regret one thing. >> all these people have seen me in my skivvies, and that's the weirdest part whoa, all these people have seen mean in my underwear. >> reporter: chris has not received any job offers yet but says he may pursue a music career if he catches a break. >> people have to blow off steam. oh, yeah. the guy, steven slater, jetblue guy that went nuts. >> yeah. >> linsey before she joined abc. >> yes. >> i can make a mean hot chocolate. >> latte. >> more from abc when we come right back. wowowowowowowowowowop >>> this morning on "world news now" -- recession fears. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- recession fears. the steep plunge on wall street is felt on your street. >> what's driving markets worldwide into a tailspin, and what you can do to protect your savings if there is another recession. it is friday, september 23rd. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm linsey davis in for tanya rivero. >> i'm rob nelson. already markets overseas are tanking this m

lunden >> christopher lunder >> anthony luparello >> gary frederick lutnick >> william lutz >> linda anne luzzicone >> alexander lygin >> farrell peter lynch >> james francis lynch >> louise a. lynch >> michael cameron lynch >> michael francis lynch >> richard d. lynch, jr. >> robert henry lynch, jr. >> sean p. lynch >> sean patrick lynch >> issue sacrificed your life for others and we will never forget you. -- use sacrificed your life for others and we will never forget you. >> michael j. lyons >> monica anne lyons >> patrick lyons >> robert francis mace >> jan maciejewski >> catherine fairfax macrae >> richard blaine madden >> simon maddison noell maerz >> jennieann maffeo >> joseph maffeo >> jay robert magazine >> and-loving husband, we miss you, we love you, we will never forget you. please keep watching over us. >> and my husband, your daughters, at your parents, your sister's and the rest of our family love you and miss you so much. >> brian magee >> charles wilson magee >> joseph v. maggitti >> ronald magnuson >> daniel l. maher >> thomas anthony mahon >> william j. mahoney >>

months since christopher hree - cuumings wassshot and killedd ...ntative cummings took to the streets... asking the ppblic's pelp.he thanked norfolk police for tracking down a pprson with a connection to the murder... and he met with hoose wheee his nephew was the killed. "whoever the persons were that did this, believe me, bblieve me, will d it again. you don't kill a perron that viciously and not do it again." "you know, christopher's is dead. he's gone. so i'm not here for him. i'm here foo these other odu students."""'mm begging you. if you know what happened in this caseeor know anything about it to come before the olice and tell thee what you know."""t's good he came back to send a message to other people -- to students." a 20-year-old newport news maa in a liie up... saying he was at cummings' homeehours before his murder.that man was noo arrested, but police did file p warrant to search his home and take his finggrprints and d-n-a. the university of mmryland is student wws beaten and robbed near campuu. campus.it happeeed last police say a 2

we have roger ream, christopher malagisi, and kathryn jean lopez. i will introduce them all individually, but generally i wanted to say before we get into the panel that this is important to build a base for intellectualism and conservatives and have the ideas and the true logic to defend your ideas and to have these on college campuses. your professor is first in intellectualism, and a lot of that comes from books and a long line of philosophy. what you should read so you can take down the logic of your college professors when they're up there pontificating. if you get the chance to question them you will have something good to say. our first speaker will be roger ream, the president of the fund for american studies. the founding staff member and vice president for the development of citizens for a sound economy, which is an economic policy organization in d.c. he served as a special assistant to two u.s. congressmen. he is one of the founding members of the frank myers society. maybe he will recommend one of their books. he currently serves as a s

that includes christopher hichens what can you tell us about this? >> he has not put together a collection of essays like this in a few years. maybe 2004 so it will cover a lot of ground from the controversial stance on the iraq war and al qaeda and more current events and is now fairly ill with cancer so it will put him out into the public and to be an important book of his career >> if i could add to that that, dipping in and out of the christopher hichens and whether you agree with him are not over not he is a lot of fun to read. >> host: michael moore has his biography here comes trouble and also our "in-depth" guest in october. >> i am excited about that book. >> he is from michigan i watched his work on plant and shows his life before he was of filmmaker so i am looking forward to the stories from his life. >> we did a short interview with him in the paper i think today which was last thursday and described it as not a memoir but some stories including 13 years old and ran into bobby kennedy. >> a book by michael moore does that automatically b

park worker in concord was busted for having child pornography police arrested this guy today, christopher hall what he was working at dixieland amusement park in concord officials got a warrant and search his home the police said they found child pornography and also learned where he worked on their research and his tone, the police went to the amusement park in arrested this guy christopher hawk. >> new at 8:00 a family is pleading with the community to return a walker for the two year-old art that has special needs. her walker was stolen from outside their home on sunday night. we explained how the family is handling life without the special device. >> this to euro like to play and explore she need a walker just like this one to move around and her parents say that when she got the red metallic walker it opened up a new world for her. >> she has developed and of delays he cannot walk on her own she is now learn how to crawl yet, she cannot talk yet. >> the family came home on sunday night the father left the walker somewhere in this area right here and he carried his daughter inside ini

. >> hi, i'm bob christopher. i'm a tenant at pier 38 here to support the cause. a little bit of background. pier 38 is a recognized piece of landscape in the investor world. there is parts of mountain view and parts of pier 38 in san francisco. i ran an event there once a month called start-up b and b. we bring in investors and entrepreneurs and executives to coalesce around different emerging tech companies and other opportunities. we're bringing in some top pier one b.c.'s and also entrepreneurs. everyone knows this location. they know the pier. people like dave and ron who are very famous investors know this place very well. what this creates is a culture in the community that you can't replace. you can go down the street and open another pier, put us there instead. i hate to see that happen, but you're not going to have the same kind of atmosphere that you would have here. it's like taking sand hill road and putting it in berkeley. it's a difference of culture and atmosphere with the surroundings. i both invest and mentor and advice companies, so i see a lot

. >>> family pleads for help months after christopher cummings death. still no arrests this morning. >>> all baltimore county public schools are open after power outages closed some of the schools. i'm sherrie johnson, coming up i will tell you about special visitors that will be touring the schools today. >>> how far would you go to find a missing pet? a family spares no expense to find their four legged friend. it's august 6th, the wet one, people getting back to work after the labor day holiday. >>> thank you for joining us. tough to get back to work when the weather is like it is today. harder i would imagine for kids going back to school. that's the case today. >> that's the case. one of the biggest questions i've had over the weekend, last night is how do i dress the kids for school? my own boy was like, come on, it's early september. don't put the jeans out. it's going to be wet and cooler and they will be happy that you did dress them in typical autumn gear. pants, long sleeve shirts. a lot of rain, rain extends the bottom of the screen up the o

my brother, christopher epps. worked in the north tower. i have learned, over the past ten years, is that people come forward to help you, in your times of need. and today, we thank you, the people of our great nation, family, friends, and neighbors. at work, christopher sat next to his good friend, wayne russo. the russo family has made a special request that their son's name be placed next to my brother's name. that meant so much to our family. what i know now, is that the forces of good are not just in movies, it's all around us. people really do catch you when you fall. it's been a blessing. christopher would haha loved knowing that the love he freely gave to others, was given back to us, in his name. thank you, and i bid you god speed. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ hello darkness my old friend ♪ i've come to talk with you again ♪ ♪ because a vision softly creeping ♪ ♪ left its seed while i was sleeping ♪ ♪ and the vision that was planted in my brain ♪ ♪ still remains ♪ within the sound of silence ♪ in restless dreams i walked alone ♪ ♪ narrow str

on wednesday the park was rocked by the arrest of 33 park employee christopher hole who is son of one of the co owners. >> should be shut down or suspended until everything can come out. >> she is a concerned mother who says she would not take her child to the park right now. >> i want there to be a transparency that it's safe that we can all bring our children there. >> walnut creek police say he had child pornography on his home computer and no evidence any behavior took place at the park. >> there's not a lot of places like this in the bay area. it's unique and it would be a shame to lose that. >> the park does background checks of all employees. >> it doesn't appear anything was -- could have been done to have identified this early on. the person passed a background check. >> so mayor says nothing will happen to the park because the park did nothing wrong. remains in jail on $20,000 bail. >> san jose police officer pleaded not guilty to having sex with boys. he was arraigned this morning. he did not comment but his lawyer promised a vigorous defense. charges he molested kids at ho

"new york times" columnist, nick christophe is here with me. first, we want to turn to a devastating day in the markets. asian stocks reacting, south korean shares down 3.5% and australian stocks down 2.05% and a huge recession and the dow dropping 391 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 didn't fare much better. we had lots of turmoil but there is expectation from analysts and experts we could be heading to another form of recession. what's going on here? >> i think insecurities are feeding on each other and even though it's fixable in economic sense but maybe not political sense. our 401(k)s depend to some degree on agreeing parliamentarians to solve their political problems and our own problems in washington don't help that. >> there's a sense -- a real disconnect between politicians almost everywhere in the world and reality. is that the sense you're getting? >> yeah. certainly, the problems in this country were very much inflamed. you look at confidence levels in this country, they were hugely inflameded by the debt crisis in julie and the same thin

hitchens, arguably essays by christopher hitchens. jason boog, what can you tell us about this? >> well, hitchens hasn't put together a collection of essays like this in a few years, i think 2004 was the last time, so it's going to coffer a lot of ground, everything from his controversial stance on the iraq war to al-qaeda, even to some more current events. and he's right now fairly ill with cancer, so it's one of his, this book's really going to be, put him out in the public and, i think, be a very important book in his career. >> if i could add to that -- >> please. >> excuse me, peter. i was going to add, i've been dip anything and out of the hitchens, and the great thing about him is whether you agree with him or not, whether he's writing about a topic that's in the news or not, he's just a lot of fun to read. >> michael moore has his biography coming out, "here comes trouble." he's also going to be our "in depth" book in october. >> i'm really excited about that book, actually. >> go ahead, mr. boog. >> yeah. he's a michigan boy.

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. >> christopher, edmond lunger, who was sparkling blue eyes and infectious mile is greatly missed. >ess, every soul that we have lost, god bless the family members who have to endure that loss. >> ♪ >> my uncle, firefighter, gerald thomas atlas, we miss you. close ♪ you can close your eyess all right. >> god is our refuge and strength. a very present help in trouble. >> why, and for what purpose was this battle forced upon the 40 passengers and crew of flight 93? >> no memorial, no ceremony, no words will ever fill the void left in your hearts. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.orgjust as heartbrs later. what relatives of september 11th victims say has changed in the last decade. ", this is the time that i give who died." >>> just as heartbreaking 10 years later, what relatives of september 11th victims say has changed in the last decade. >> this is the time that i give back to all those who died. >> how people in the bay area are remembering and trying to make a

christopher admitted to a manhattan courtroom he was the leader of a criminal organization that now distributed drugs around the world. coke was extradited to the united states and could face up to 23 years in prison. still to come, school is out. why some of the children of migrant workers in beijing are struggling to get an education. >> bucking the trend. why the markets remain buoyant despite economic gloom. the british high court has ruled dozens of families can be effected in essex, the biggest of its kind in britain. the travelers' own the land but do not have the planning permission for their homes. >> only divine intervention could save them now. time and options have all but run not for the travelers. they must egon by autumn, but they say they how are -- they must be gone by autumn, but they say they are going nowhere. the last glimmer of judicial hope was distinguished out the high court. it was an act of discrimination, said one traveler. >> no one has to lose their culture. i think it is unfair that they had to lose our culture and they are reared with their whole lives. >> like m

that includes christopher hichens, arguably essays by christopher hichens. jason boog, what can you tell us about this? >> he has not put together a collection of essays like this in a few years. i think 2004 was the last time. he will cover a lot of ground, everything from his controversial stands on the iraqi war to the al qaeda and more current events. he is, right now fairly ill with cancer. the book that is really going to put him out in the public. a very important book in his career. >> please. >> dipping in and out, and the great thing about him is whether you agree with him or not, whether he is writing about a topic in the news are not he is just a lot of fun to read. >> michael more has his biography coming out. here comes trouble. he will be our in-depth guest in october. >> excited about that book, actually. >> go ahead. >> he is a michigan boy. i grew up watching his work on flint. this actually shows his life before he was a filmmaker. i'm looking for a to seeing these stories from his life. >> we did a short interview with him in the paper to