this gets a lot more personal, right, doris? is great to have you here. >> thank you. >> as we talk about ten years after 9/11, i wanted to talk about what that day meant and what actually happened on that day for you in the days that followed it. >> sure. well, i was sort of planning, graduated college, getting ready to work at a political consultant in washington, had some talk of going into the army, never took it seriously. after september 11th, i realized my world was changed, as it was for a lot of people. i saw my mom and said i guess i know what i am doing. she said you're not joining the army, right? and actually it was the opposite. i went down, signed the paperwork what i thought was three years, ended up being six, a lifelong lesson in reading fine print. that being said, turned out to be an incredible experience. >> i know you're here as a veteran and as a mere representative of so many others that served and volunteered to serve and were already serving prior to 9/11 and were trained and ready for that moment of gr

this gets a t more personal, right, doris? the big issues.oe, it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> and as we talk about ten years after9/11, i wanted to talk about what that day meant and what actually happened on that day for you and the days that followed it. >> sure. well, i was i graduated college in the spring of '01, was getting ready to work for a political cultancy in washiton, around here. and i sortf thought about going into the army but never took it seriously. then after september 11th, i noticed my world sort of inexorably changed, as for a lot of people. and i went to my mom and said i know what i'm doing now. and she said, yeah, yore not ining the army. but i said actually, the opposite. i signed up for what i thought was three years, but what was actually six. a lesson in reading the fine print, but that said, it turned out to be an incredible experience. >> know you're here this morning as a veteran and al as a mere representative of so many others who served and volunteered to serve and who werelready serving. >> ri

this gets a t more personal, right, doris? the big issues.ell, joe, it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> and as we talk about ten years after9/11, i wanted to talk about what that day meant and what actually happened on that day for you and the days that followed it. >> sure. well, i was i graduated college in the spring of '01, was getting ready to work for a political cultancy in washiton, around here. and i sortf thought about going into the army but never took it seriously. then after september 11th, i noticed my world sort of inexorably changed, as for a lot of people. and i went to my mom and said i know what i'm doing now. and she said, yeah, yore not ining the army. but i said actually, the opposite. i signed up for what i thought was three years, but what was actually six. a lesson in reading the fine print, but that said, it turned out to be an incredible experience. >> know you're here this morning as a veteran and al as a mere representative of so many others who served and volunteered to serve and who werelready serving.

doris did ground breaking work and got the photos to prove that germany had jet war planes in world warnita. >>> we all know d.c. is the nation's capitol. better know that. but you could argue it's also the international capitol of the united states. according to new data from the census 17.3% of people in montgomery county are not 0 u.s. citizens. that is the highest in our area. alexandria topped the list with just over 16% of the population there that are not american citizens. both are more than double the national average of 7.3%. in all, seven counties in our area and the district topped the national average. >>> despite their heartbreaking loss to dallas on monday night, the redskins have good reason to be optimistic about their defense. sports director brett haber is here to tell us why. >> lesli, the redskins appeared to have the most dominant young safety tandem in the league two years ago. laron landry on one side, sean taylor on the other. sadly that tandem only got to play together for three months as landry was drafted and taylor was tragically killed just three months lat

every wall come every ceiling, doris, and windows are being replaced. this is coming up. i think the date is the 28 of this month. what then? will i be sleeping on a blow up mattress while they are constructing around me doing the walls? i ask for a continuance like and go to the rent board and this can be heard on friday. commissioner garcia: you're fully aware of all the implications. all right. thank you. >> october 5. commissioner garcia: if we determine that a decision has been rendered and they were to ask the office for a later date, the office could do that unilaterally. correct? >> there is always the option of rescheduling of the parties agree. if they don't agree, it would be the president's decision. >> we could put it on october 5, but it does not sound like there will be more information at that time. >> after hearing counsel for the permit holder, i would actually change my vote, if that is possible. i would vote no.

i skirted nothing to wish evil people it's for good people i wish there were doris day that way. and there was this world is beautiful as a la theirs and even more beautiful.

is fantastic and then you want to explain that to everybody to prove that this product is not then doris at all as is providing quite a lot of marvelous things if they stick with the existing the resources for the planet you would this deal everything that planets with live on would be totally exhausted it's thanks to the plastic which has been invented and this really speaking in the fifty's we have been able to produce so much material some of the products that we use every day. but you just came back from a drive out to the desert one of the aircraft boneyard where we picked up the cessna for a few hundred bucks now it's missing the wings is missing the engine everything else except for the fuselage this is ideal because it's lightweight it has the doors intact the windows are intact waterproof but will make it waterproof. marcus erikson is a dedicated militant against plastic for fifty years he's been catalina long america's rivers he's seen the pollution growth and it keeps great. one day mark as have a dream that the whole world would care about the problem he hopes to mobilize the

palestinian leadership takes center stage in the pool to secure a statement states where of course and with doris and could clash with a veto wielding us. instead in a calm offer to break away calls of a seizes at checkpoints on with serbia there was a good subs paper it's. a very warm welcome to you this is a line from moscow despite a strong offensive from libyan forces get out. putting up a strong resistance this is the country's interim leaders struggled for what they.

defender garri cahill things rolling with thirty minutes on the clock the post the man firing from doris barry's. will become too soon afterwards the inform wayne rooney netting twenty one minutes after slack defending in the bulgarian six that. the manchester united striker then ensured the game was all put down on the stroke of half time again wide open spaces out the back of a gritty stuff in the premier league final sport england now in command at the top after montenegro to on last two week. two thousand and four european champions resource the leading lights in group after a one zero win over israel in tel aviv meeting the brakesmen in front of creation by a point of brilliance individual effort by midfielder nina stenting israel's hopes of qualifying for a first ever european championship. so confirmation of those. three one win over malta evaders the netherlands well they went to town on minnows some merino robin van persie helping himself to four goals no less in the eleven milind germany points during pre-pay have become the first known hosting team to qualify for ukraine and p

i saw one of the terrace shooting in the back of a young dory and i thought it was my brother lee now was among the lucky ones who go out of the school number one a life it all happened seven years ago when a group of armed militants stormed the local school on the first of september the siege finally ended on the third day russian forces answered the building to save the hostages after explosions rang out under how the gunfire and risking their own lives they bundled both women and children to safety. it all happened within the walls of this school here more than a thousand people work out without water all food and in constant fear for many parents who had been waiting outside and praying the whole died on the last day of this each with many of their children but it's not the hunger ones or the fear of death that are her darkest memories i can really remember the most terrifying moment within this three days that would run and thought i lost my brother i thought he was killed i mean his brother our survived she herself is now married to another victim of that of violence and though

pizza pizza's mindset is that there is only a little riffle needed and everything will be hunky dory he doesn't for example understand that he's own country unemployment is not nine percent at least twenty to twenty two and it's forty percent upon a month's blacks and hispanics he's not saying that very fundamental to. and as a result the euro is going into crisis as is the usa is going into crisis and old he talks about is a late street form and nothing is happening in the usa usa and the nothing is really going to happen in europe he doesn't see the fundamental problems in the situation here and in the usa just in fact saying oh everything will get back into balance with a bit of reform but he's wrong but i think daniel fein got to you one of this one of the things that is made all right and you're jumping is crosstalk go right ahead no excuse me i didn't say anything of the sort everything i said had a question mark after we're after it i'm actually agreeing with daniel that there is a severe tension within this system attention that might be impossible to overcome but if but euro

. >> nadine dory. >> mr. speaker -- [inaudible] and yet they seem to be influencing our preschool policy -- [inaudible] >> order, order! order. order! the question from the honorable lady will be heard. nadine. >> does the prime minister think it's about time he told the deputy prime minister who is the boss? >> this, um -- >> i wanted to hear the question, but i want to hear the prime minister's answer! >> i know the honorable lady is extremely us frustrated about -- [laughter] maybe i should start over again. look, i don't think -- i'm going to give up on this one. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. having -- [inaudible] young people not in education, employment and training are at a record high of 18.4% on the prime minister's watch. when, mr. speaker, when are things going to get better for our young people? >> clearly, we face a very difficult situation in terms of youth unemployment. i mean, let's be clear, this is a situation that was getting worse when, during the economic good times

takeoff so we told our granddaughter look there's going to be an airplane then i heard a bang and my dory told me it's falling down to the side but then came the flames and the smoke and we wanted to run away but we didn't know where to run them went to the river and saw the plane with us in the wake of the tragedy of one point in ordered an immediate and thorough investigation as president. country in mourning visiting the crash site and paying his respects. meanwhile fans of the three time championship winning euro slava locomotive team made their voices heard in a show of solidarity and support. as you can see from the flowers and candles and mementos left here at the stadium the loss of your. it was a huge blow to this community international nature of this team it was a larger loss of for russia and of the rest of the world as well one of my friends going to play on the way to get a couple years ago and of course one just just want to give my condolences to the families from that sweet stuff for. ceremonies to honor the players were held in minsk in bratislava somber reflection is fr

a champions league double from dubai saves the day to ts doris day scramble a point against illegal. wild rubin arrive in dublin for the europa league now again shamrock rovers. class making history russia prepare for their rugby world cup debut against the usa. i'm getting back on side we feel he's going to reach russia one dr vitale petrols he's going to get back on the podium richard he did few months. start there was a champions league mathias can also go came from two goals down to drop so you'd see you away at night so you don't buy a scoring buy for the army men with a loss coming in the final minutes so put the head just before half time and then because they're asking double belly just started right sort of praise from dubai in the seventeen seconds and ninety five minutes rescued a point beyond the man afterwards to scar manichean in this news he said these teams played badly but did deserve a point in the end elsewhere in group a to the side from spall made a memorable champions league debut stunning into milan one nil at the san siro but in prepaid behind opened their cha

an end to military rule and pressing for urgent reforms the president of the arab wars association doris says islamist groups could ultimately benefit from the arrest. of various political movements vying for power they're trying to show is bigger than the other i think this demonstration is only the liberals not taking part and then it is accusing the other one of trying to show they are going to go on the islamists are not. worried about the election because well for the election no they.

. >> doris suk-yuen eng >> christopher epps >> ulf ramm ericson >> erwin l.illy espozito. >> bridget ann esposito >> francis esposito >> michael esposito >> william esposito >> ruben esquilin, jr. >> sadie ette >> barbara g. etzold >> eric brian evans fax and my loving big sister common kathleen robin -- >> and my loving thing sister, katherine and robinson. >> and my brother, you are loved and missed by all. >> robert evans >> meredith emily june ewart >> catherine k. fagan >> patricia mary fagan waxman ivan fairbanks -- >> ivan fairbanks >> keith george fairben >> sandra fajardo-smith >> william f. fallon >> william lawrence fallon, jr. >> anthony j. fallone, jr. >> dolores brigitte fanelli >> john joseph fanning in >> and my mother, karen seymour. we love and miss you. >> and my brother, john. we love you and miss you. >> kathleen anne faragher >> thomas farino >> nancy carole farley >> page for early -- farley ." >> elizabeth ann farmer >> douglas jon farnum >> john g. farrell >> john w. farrell >> terrence patrick farrell >> joseph d. farrelly >> thomas

back now to the tenth anniversary of the nine eleven attacks and our resident reporter in new york dory often it's been out on the city's streets asking people how the world has changed in the decade since then. a decade after the horrible nine eleven terrorist attacks on the u.s. how is the world change this week let's talk about that the world is i would say more dangerous more like saw things are predictable you don't know what what's going to happen next because life is much intense i think so no. every day can can be the last. and you think people around the world feel this way. i think in europe in america i think so i don't know you kind of more aware of a threat just more on the lookout do you think the people around the world still keep that video and ten years later probably not as much as we did five years ago do you think that the amount of lives lost in the name of the war on terror has been worth feeling safer i think it's a difficult thing to comment on to be honest i have a lot of friends that have fought over there and i would say it's hard every time they leave i'm not

and it seems so dated like something out of a doris day movie then an extra sweet ending.hought i had to have blood sugar tested. i don't know why they made it. i can only give it a quarter bucket. and we'll see you on the aisle. >> so he didn't like it? >> i guess not. >> coming up next changing of the guard on giant's front office. >> why it appeared to be >>> historic cargo ship is getting a face lift. it was towed to san francisco today and built 67 years ago in richmond z should be back in the east bay by mid october and will be the center piece of the military museum. >> and join me tonight at 9:00 and coming up, a bay area coffee drinker, why she's suing for $5 million, then at 11:00 down sizing of the postal service and impact of closing hundreds of facilities. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> and buzz about newcomb and what happened oo. larry beil is back with that. >> and giants manager said he was shocked and had no i'd qchl giants tried to put on happy faces today, heavy on pr spin. and he found fellow owners wanted to go another way. >> only 10 months to go, on t

you can understand but it takes time to realize save the children, care, can and doris some of this. it is not that they are parts of the military but they will take money for good reasons to deliver humanitarian assistance. they will be terrified about another civil war and will not want it to happen again. therefore it is very convenient to believe those in there taking the money know what they're doing. it is convenient to endorse the counterterrorism strategy because that is where the money comes from. the president of afghanistan said to me and we must be the number one terrorist threat in the world. i said why the of to be number one? because of not we will not get any money and treated like sub-saharan african country. this is the way that the curiosity works to create a situation where someone like me who is a critic is the sale by could well meaning businessmen whose think i am on the side of the taliban and the women who think i endorse a bunch of terrorists and intellectuals who think they have to fly to pakistan from all the major nonprofit organizations to think i read t

. >> doris torres. >> luis eduardo torres. >> amy elizabeth toyen. >> and my big brother. from the pentagon, now entertaining the angels in heaven with his beautiful music, we all love and miss you terribly. god bless you and god bless america. >> and to my brother, master percussionist. your humor and sense of spirit will never be forgotten. we love you and you will always be in our hearts. >> christopher michael traina. hong>> daniel patrick trant. >> abdoul karim traore. >> glenn j. travers. >> walter philip travers. >> felicia y. traylor-bass. >> lisa l. trerotola. >> karamo trerra. >> michael angel trinidad. >> francis joseph trombino. >> gregory james trost. >> william p. tselepis. >> zhanetta valentinovna tsoy. >> michael tucker. >> lance richard tumulty. >> and my brother, a firefighter of squad 252 brooklyn. i turn to you for trust and you gave it openly. i love it to you for inspiration, for answers, and encouragement, and you never let me down. you lifted my spirits and have the ability to take my thoughts to places where my troubles seemed so much further away.

yes, they deal with the issue with women in the workplace but it seems so dated like out of a doris dayn they tack on the sweet ending. i don't know how she does it -- don't much care either. i don't know why they made it. i can only give it a quarter of a bucket. >> that is so harsh but he does it in such a funny way. how do you do the weather? >> nice today with a gradual warmup each and every day, two to three degrees, maintain a warmer and drier scenario right through the middle of the week. here is a look, a little hazy out there, high pressure firmly in control. 82 in san jose. it's going reach 90s inland valleys. final days of summer is upon us. and slightly cooler on thursday. autumn begins why v early on friday and subtle cooling by then but next weekend, things could change dramatically. >> stay tuned. >> thank you, i will sa. thank you for joining us. our next newscast starts at 5:00 tonight. have a great sunday. have a great sunday. by it's a new totino's pizza stuffer. [ male announcer ] give your kids the new totino's pizza stuffers. new, minimum mess, maximum fun! you wan

doris kern goodwin. >> they wanted to keep her off the trail in 1960.e country wouldn't take to her. >> reporter: our country of suburbs, ozzie and harriet. poodle skirts and one kind of cheese. >> that shows he wasn't thinking of his image or he would have made me get a little frizzy perm and be like pat nixon. and he never -- he never would hold hands in public or put his arm around me, because that was natural naturally, the way it was. he didn't do anything for his image. and he used to -- sometimes he would tell me i should wear hats instead of -- all the l letters about, my skirt's too short. but then, i'm too short. and he said, oh, i guess you're right. he never said too lengthen them. he would never ask me to change. thth was so nice about him. >> reporter: and the morning after they win, in the closest popular vote in history, she doesn't know what hit her. >> you know, it was just a mad house. the press, all those women saying what kind of first lady will you be? that conference in florida where caroline walked in with her shoes on. >> caroli

. >> all but one piece for doris moore. >> dee is popular. >> yes, they get a lot of fan mail so theyrespond back and forth with each other. she enjoys the attention she gets. >> i get them all the way from minnesota, california, new york. >> that's for you. >> they say they like me, and they've seen me on television. >> much of moore's mail comes from men in jails and prisons across the country. >> some are nice, some do freak me out like i had this one guy have a six-page letter of what he wants to do to me when i get out. he's charged with high-profile, charged with a crime of killing several people. he talks about finger tips caressing your body while saliva seduces your breast. i think it's hilarious somebody would write. you don't get a hi how are you doing? it's a letter how he wants to sex you. you know you have a first date and second date and maybe by the third date you kiss the guy? this goes straight to the point. that's not how you do things. you know why you're in jail. >> reporter: moore thinks the attention she's getting might help her in jail. >> i'm going to sell my

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. >> all but one piece is all for doris moore. >> dee is pretty popular. >> yes, most high profile casesre. they get a lot of fan mail. so they correspond back and forth with each other. she enjoys the attention she gets. >> i get them all the way from minnesota, california, new york. >> that's for you. >> they say they like me, and they've seen me on television. >> much of moore's mail comes from men who are in jails and prisons across the country. >> some are nice, some do freak me out like i had this one guy have a six-page letter of what he wants to do to me when i get out. he's charged with high-profile, he's charged with -- he's charged with the crime of killing several people. he talks about fingertips caressing your body while saliva seduces your breast. i just think it's hilarious that somebody would even write something like this. you don't get a hi how are you doing letter. it's a letter how he wants to sex you. the first letter, you know what i mean? you know you have a first date and second date and maybe by the third date you kiss the guy? this goes straight to the point. t

also even decriminalization, some form of regulation won't immediately make everything kind of hunky-dory. we can imagine the world where the world's richest man immediately boys up all the -- buys up all the poppy plantations and, you know, starts selling his labeled, slick packs of marijuana cigarettes, you know, at $25 or $30 a box. um, and, you know, the producing regions are still enmeshed in institutionally-created and locked in forms of social marginalization. and poverty. um, i think we've seen the capitalist class begin to step away from the rhetoric of drug war. recently, the global policy commission or global commission on drug policy put out a report strongly arguing for decorrallization. president -- decriminalization. president carter argued for decriminalization. figures off as vicente fox have argued for that. that might be a first step. but still we should take this moment of this horrid violence and look through it to see what are really the deep issues at root. i think i'll try to leave it there otherwise i'll talk for way too long. the book contains a lot of stories, a

. >> reporter: burt and doris richards only child grew up in a working class suburb of london.d to take ricky, as he was called, to music stores. >> here's the place. a little guitar shop. >> reporter: we took keith to the carmine street guitar shop in new york. where owner rick kelly still makes guitars by hand in the back room. keith used to spend hours in shops like this in london's theater district. >> i would just sit there like the sorcerer's apprentice. i'm watching instruments being made, repaired, the smell of the glue. >> reporter: it would all come together. >> it would be like the kid orchestras and you'd see the italian guys with their collars, rushing. >> reporter: richards would meet another kid with a passion for rhythm and blues at the dartfordford train station. >> the guy on the station called mick jagger. >> reporter: he wrote about the encounter in a letter to his aunt. april 1962. you sent this from home. >> the greatest r and b singer this side of the atlantic. and i don't mean maybe. i'm playing guitar chuck style. >> reporter: chuck berry. >> that would