mar kel goodwin and his younger brother were apparently playing with a gun at home on filbert street on august 16. at one point the gun went off killing the teenager. police still trying to determine where goodwin got the gun. >>> now, in downtown san jose tonight, a candlelight vigil will be held to honor police officers and victims of violent crime. the annual event first held last year to honor vahid hosseini a convenience store owner who was murdered outside a bank in 2008, and jeffrey fontana, a san jose police officer shot and killed in almaden valley nine years ago. that vigil begins at 7:00 starting at city hall. >>> a confirmation hearing is happening today for governor schwarzenegger's pick for chief justice of california's supreme court. the governor nominated tani cantil-sakauye last month to succeed retiring chief ron george. the commission on judicial appointments is holding today's hearing in san francisco. if the commission aproves cantil-sakauye, her name will go on the november ballot for approval by state voters. after that her 12-year term would begin in january.

. >> reporter: we're at the football field where friends and family gathered to remember goodwin. they came together to try to teach children a lesson about guns. >> one of the kids that i coached in 2006 passed away last night. because of a gun. >> reporter: walker says he coached marquell and older brother. today he spoke to dozens of children about guns. last night marquell accidentally shot himself in front of his younger brother. police say it appears to be an accident and that the boys prague the boys -- boys brought the gun to the home. the boy's mother told us she doesn't know how her son got ahold of the gun. >> i don't think children should be ahold of a gun. >> reporter: the two brothers were known as the goodwin twins even though they were two years apart in age. >> they were always best friends, they were always together. they were never one without the other. >> reporter: the younger brother was questioned and released. family members says he hasn't talked much about the incident and remains in shock trying to deal with marquell's death. >> he used to make everybody

. >> reporter: we're at the football field where friends and family gathered to remember goodwin. they came together to try to teach children a lesson about guns. >> one of the kids that i coached in 2006 passed away last night. because of a gun. >> reporter: walker says he coached marquell and older brother. today he spoke to dozens of children about guns. last night marquell accidentally shot himself in front of his younger brother. police say it appears to be an accident and that the boys prague the boys -- boys brought the gun to the home. the boy's mother told us she doesn't know how her son got ahold of the gun. >> i don't think children should be ahold of a gun. >> reporter: the two brothers were known as the goodwin twins even though they were two years apart in age. >> they were always best friends, they were always together. they were never one without the other. >> reporter: the younger brother was questioned and released. family members says he hasn't talked much about the incident and remains in shock trying to deal with marquell's death. >> he used to make everybody

. >> item number9 is mukulla and goodwin versus the department of building inspection, appeal number 10-60. the property is at 182 sagamore street protesting a permit to alter a building and at the start to be constructed at the second floor, adding a new window and door. >> the evening, commissioners. on may 28th, there was a neighboring property right next door and let me get every one oriented. this is the street, this is our neighbor's residence and the issue is a deck that will be constructed which is directly adjacent. we received notice on may 28th. when she was aware of the project, she thought it was a patio. she was made aware that this was a tax that was directly adjacent. we did meet with the neighbors and trying to work out an agreement on this and we have seen the exhibits which are about to show the commission. this is the debt -- deck. this is now looking this way, this is the back of 182. this is at her bedroom. the issue that we have this that mr. godwin has a light well in the fact that is the primary source of light into our bedroom as well as her dining room. if

with us, author and historian, doris kearns goodwin, and "time" magazine senior political analyst, mark halperin. >> from nbc news in washington, "meet the press" with david gregory. >> good morning. july is now the deadliest month for u.s. troops in the nine-year war in afghanistan. with us, the president's principle military adviser, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullen. welcome back to "meet the press." >> good morning, david. >> we just played for our viewers strong comments by you about these leaks. you indicated those who are responsible for making these secret documents public may already have blood on their hands. a strong statement. what specifically do you mean? >> the scope and volume of these leaks are unprecedented and the specifics of them and i've been through some of them but we've still got a lot of work to do to really put the details together. i think the leaks themselves don't look clearly at the war that we're in, there is an ability to put this kind of information together in the world that we're living in and potential for costing us live

picked often by andre goodwin. returns it all the way. 73 yards for the touchdown. pick nsz this one. fourth quarter, tim tebow in at quarterback. to eric decker for the touchdown. broncos win. >>> matt diaz and the braves facing the marlins. pinch-hitting out to nunez, uncle leo, hello! diaz with a two-ru hftwo-run ho. bryan mccann. a shot. hang on a second. let's review the call. another look concludes that the ball is a home run. mccann's eighth. first walk-off in career. that does it for the sports update. back to you in new york. >>> well, it was a big night for the famous faces of the small screen. all eyes were on "mat men" at the emmys. >> it was a lot of fun. the emmys. >> it was a lot of fun. the newcomers were the scene stealers as fox's "glee" -- >> and the emmy goes to "modern family." >> reporter: abc's series about an extended and very modern family won the emmy award for the best comedy award for the first year out. "mat men" won its third best drama series in a row. zraum ma series set in the 1960s advertising also earned an emmy for writing. "the p

. >> reporter: goodwin was determined to return and rebuild. but it's an expensive and difficult process. fewer than 1/ 1/4 of homes have been repaired. many people who could have stayed away came back. >> i had opportunities to move uptown near the garden district. i chose not to. my grand aunt had a home there, i chose not to. this was just home. >> reporter: the rebuilding continues in ponchatrain park. it was the only place where african americans were allowed during segregation to purchase postworld war ii homes. >> the whole process has been very difficult. but everything worth having takes work. >> reporter: another victim of katrina was the school district. their students try to regain a sense of normalcy after such a devastation. many says the simply not enough they point to the fifth ward as one example while other areas are up. for less lessons learned since katrina, a research polls 57% of americans polled say the government is not better prepared since katrina. >>> and meanwhile president obama will be parking sunday's anniversary

. >> meantime goodwin's coach is holding a vigil tonight to help raise money. >>> san francisco has being ideas with treasure island and as of today it can move forward with plans for the prime piece of real estate. sal castaneda has te tailed of today's big agreement. >> reporter: treasure island has not been an active military base since 1967, the government has owned that land, that is until today. today secretary of the u.s. navy, house speaker nancy pelosi and mayor newsom commemorated the changing of the ownership of treasure island. >> a lot of sailors and marines who left from here, this was the last time they saw america. >> reporter: mayor newsom thanked former brown and others who he says worked through a pain staking process. the process was launched in 1984. >> it was not easy to put together. but we stand here today to celebrate that standing. >> reporter: the plan is to develop housing units, hotels, shopping areas and open space. house speaker nancy pelosi says the plan may be used as a model for other military bases for transition. >> it means we can now go into the futur

to figure out who owned the gun used in an accidental shooting that killed a teenager, march cell goodwin accidently shot himself monday night at the home of an aunt. it happened in front of his 13- year-old brother who was not hurt. police say the gun did not belong to the aunt. yesterday, friends and family gathered on the football field of emery high school to remember march cell. . >> they was always best friend, always together, never one without the other. >> he used to make everybody smile. i'm gonna miss him so much. >> he just celebrated his 15th birthday this past saturday and was supposed to start the 10th great this month. >>> the autopsy is now complete in the case of a danville teenager who died after jumping on a friend's moving suv. it reveals that 19-year-old justin dei don't think was killed after falling on the pavement and then being run over by the vehicle. the coroner still wants to know if deyoung was under the influence of drugs and alcohol. the driver of the suv was not arrested. a memorial for justin will be held friday morning at st. timothy's church in danville

police are trying to figure out where goodwin got the gun. >>> in downtown san jose tonight a candlelightl will be held to honor police officers and victims of violent crime. this annual event first held last year to honor vahid hosseini a convenience store owner murdered outside a bank in 2008 and jeffrey fontana a san jose police officer shot and killed in almaden valley nine years ago. that vigil begins at 7:00 at city hall. >>> 5:39. it's a landslide victory in arizona for john mccain who is once again the republican nominee for his u.s. senate seat. the former presidential candidate won yesterday's primary election 56 to 32% over his opponent jd hayworth. the tea party backed hayworth leading some to believe it might be close. it's not clear yet who mccain will face in november since the democratic race is still too close to call. mccain says the election is going to be crucial. >> no one is satisfied with the current condition of our country. i know arizonans like americans elsewhere are rightly concerned with the direction seem to be heading in, staggering unemployment, a devastate

joining me "time" magazine editor at large, mark halperin and presidential historian, doris kearns goodwinf you. a lot of people paying attention to the chelsea clinton wedding. we'll have pictures and talk a bit about that in just a moment. i want to talk about such difficult subjects, doris and the question of how the president is performing under the weight of a war in afghanistan that's not going well that has such significant challenges and that the public appears to be losing support for and the economy. alan greenspan just saying tragic unemployment is the real challenge here. these are huge weights on the president. >> the most important thing for a president both in the midst of a war and troubled economy is to use that bully pulpit. teddy roosevelt said it's the unparalleled platform to get your agenda across and somehow the great communicator has to figure out the right way for him to do that. when he went to auto companies it worked and it showed energy and that there was success. in 1934 fdr was in a similar condition in the economy. people said it hadn't recovered. the econom

we're happy that senator goodwin has agreed to join this committee. we look forward very much to working with you. this committee has a heavy responsibility, and based on what i have seen of your past and your conduct as a new senator, you will be up to the responsibility that this committee faces. wellcome and we're glad to have you here. next, we will turn to our witnesses. richard berner, the managing director of global economics, chief u.s. a cop -- analyst for morgan stanley. prof. simon johnson from mit sloan school of management, and joel naroff, the founder of naroff advisers. dr. bernard, welcome. please proceed. >> chairman conrad, ranking member gregg, and other members of the committee, i thank you for inviting me here to discuss the state of the u.s. economy, and with your permission, we will talk about what policymakers can do to improve it. first, a status report on the economy. as you noted, mr. chairman, we have emerged very slowly from the worst financial crisis since the decree -- since the great depression. this is scattered across

i also want to welcome the newest member to this committee, senator goodwin of west virginia who is hereery much regret the passing of senator byrd who was a giant in the senate and a valuable member of this committee. >> senator byrd created this committee. >> he wrote the bill that created this committee and many of the rules under which we operate three we are delighted the center good win has agreed to join this committee. -- senator goowin has agreed to join this committee. we have a have a responsibility. based on what i have seen of your past and your conduct as a new senator, you will be up to the responsibilities of this committee that and that we faced her welcome, we're glad to have you here. will next turn to our witnesses. richard berner is the chief u.s. economist at morgan stanley. dr. simon johnson, a fellow at the peterson institute. dr. joel nieroff, the founder of the nieroff advisers. docked berner, welcome and please proceed. >> thank you for inviting me here discussed the state of the u.s. economy. with your permission, i will talk a little bit about what policy mak

i also want to welcome the newest member to this committee, senator goodwin of west virginia who is here. we very much regret the passing of senator byrd who was a giant in the senate and a valuable member of this committee. >> senator byrd created this committee. >> he wrote the bill that created this committee and many of the rules under which we operate three we are delighted the center good win has agreed to join this committee. -- senator goowin has agreed to join this committee. we have a have a responsibility. based on what i have seen of your past and your conduct as a new senator, you will be up to the responsibilities of this committee that and that we faced her welcome, we're glad to have you here. will next turn to our witnesses. richard berner is the chief u.s. economist at morgan stanley. dr. simon johnson, a fellow at the peterson institute. dr. joel nieroff, the founder of the nieroff advisers. docked berner, welcome and please proceed. >> thank you for inviting me here discussed the state of the u.s. economy. with your permission, i will talk a little bit about what poli