maile rachel hale diane hale mackenzie richard b. hall vaswald george hall robert j.gan vincent gerard halloran carolyn b. hallan james douglas halvorson mohammad salman hamdani felicia hamilton robert hamilton carl hammond, jr. frederic k. han christopher j. hanley sean s. hanley 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,

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a full investigation has to go on here, but somebody like jimmy knows what he's doing, he's hale and hardy and well-fit for that. could have been racing to age 85. i doubt age has anything to do with this. >> reporter: there is so little margin for error, john, these pilots flying at high speeds and so close to the ground. is it reckless? >> no, this isn't reckless. actually this is why these air races are a spectator sport. just very much the same as the indy 500 or the daytona for motor racing. because we know it's on the edge. they are flying to the nth degree of what these planes can do. and there is assumed risk, not only for the pilots but quite frankly, for anybody who is on the sidelines. though we certainly don't want this to happen again. we want to make sure everything can be done to prevent it. >> reporter: which brings up the ntsb investigation, which will begin tomorrow. what are they going to be looking for, john? >> classic ntsb investigations and where great will look for all the facts. not the prejudice with anything else. and until they know every aspect of what ca

barbara hail -- hale, others, you are part of that energy efficient team, and i want to express my thanks for working with the rest of the city and the building owners and everyone working together, because it is with those audits, and then wit and a great mind, to bring down what could have been in large single contract, we broke it down to represent opportunities, something the supervisors and i have been working on, and that resulted in 76 bay area workers getting jobs. that is that we use our federal money not in it -- not only in a responsible way, the money we were rewarded, but we use it even more responsibly. we kick up the standard by engaging the people who use the building in their habits and their culture and using it. it can be improved, and then we use our ability to contract out, and the puc contract in the 42 suggest this could be done by many more people involved, and guess what? we have that many more people who are trained to this kind of building improvement, so you look at all of that, and you say it got started with president obama, to stimulate. it was not to do eve

>>hales: i think volvo has positioned itself within the market about safety by taking that position they almost de-position other people. it doesn't mean that other cars aren't safe just because volvo is most safe. it just means that there is firmly where they mark their territory out. >>reporter: today car safety continues to develop in areas that you'd almost have trouble believing.... >>tisell: we are working on technology to stop the car in an intersection if you are not looking to the left or right. >>is there the chance then this car can start talking to other cars and they all start interacting? is that a reality, or is that still very much science-fiction? >>i would say it's a reality; everything moving in that direction. >>reporter: a direction that started in the early 30's....and one that over the decades....has had an ever increasing impact on car design... >>still to come on world business... >>is shark diving in south africa a valuable tourist attraction or does it just put surfers and swimmers on the menu. >>and why the nba is on tour in africa scouting for talent. >>the a

. >> diane hale mckenzie. >> here in new york. at the pentagon. and in western pennsylvania. tonight, honoring those who were taken from us on this day that will always be with us. >> america remembers. this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. reporting from ground zero. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. just a few hours from now it will be september 12th and we'll be beyond this awful day on the calendar for another year. it's a gray evening here in new york city. of course, this september 11th was different. it's now been a full decade since the morning when hell rained down on earth from the sky and changed all of our lives forever. so today in the places where it happened back then, here in new york and in washington and pennsylvania, tens of thousands of people gathered to mark the darkest day in modern american history. that field in pennsylvania has regrown. the pentagon was fixed a year later. here in new york, however, it still looks like a bit of a crater even though now this space at l

. >> maile rachel hale. >> richard b. hall. >> vaswald george hall. >> robert j. halligan. >> vincent gerard halloran. >> james douglas halvorson. >> mohammad salman hamdani. >> felicia hamilton. >> robert hamilton. >> frederic k. 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

in a freak car accident in morgan hill. 48-year-old allen hoy was killed while riding his horsz on hale avenue friday night. a pickup truck hit him and his horse killing them both. this picture was reportedly taken just hours before his death. it's unknown if the driver didn't see them on the road or if the horse suddenly darted out. the driver has not been arrested. hoy designed ipods for apple. his friends say it was a dream job for him and while he had recently been diagnosed with cancer, he appeared to be beating it. >>> the cause of a house fire is under investigation tonight in concord. police in contra costa county say flames erupted in the home near clayton valley high school. we're learning the house was under construction. wind blown embers ignited a nearby home and caused severe damage. a neighbor who lives next to the court says his property was dangerously close to catching fire. >> i looked out the window, i saw this whole house totally engulfed in flames. completely. next thing was the fence caught fire. then i could see since we share the same fence, the fire started com

discussion they say share his cross talk of a show so don't miss it on the program later this hour hale and hearty. both men have been working together for more than a decade and saturday the announcement means that their partnership is likely to remain firm for years to come out is a good thing or a child tells the background story or they turn them at the top of russian politics is that your only. decent competent and must be elected president of the country some of whom will be possible to work in tandem. four years later the baton is passed and what appeared to be an official albeit casual fashion. move here from south is broke both adequately tacl held for ten years now the two have proved that a double had it eagle on the russian flag is not only an emblem in the two thousand presidential vote at a group office and in was named his successor it was going to trinidad who managed his complain but the world would first hear about it thirty years later when he became first deputy prime minister the same year an influential business magazine in russia would name him the man of the year

when hale's inside the square which last night was the scene of clashes between riot police and the protest is as good people united in their opposition as the government's new austerity measures. may say brings in more troops to reinforce the contested mood of the city in serbia and great great kosovo author fresh violence details talks between the teams something this. wave of global disapproval is israel which has premier more step loans in jerusalem just as the un's most powerful party prepared to consider a palestinian state it's. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow press greeks will get a nasty surprise in their electricity bills a highly unpopular new property taxes being levied to help the government pay off its enormous debts leaders are scrambling to reassure lenders that greece insolvency they can get more bailout cash so is in athens for aussie. we've had the head of the ping commission. and this is not a sprint is a marathon but the great people here have said that being stopped in their tracks by the surveil stairs the measures that we're saying being pass

the way hales in charge of the square which last night was the scene of clashes between riot police and the protest is as politically united in their opposition as the government's new all star if he manages. nato troops and bring in more serene full was thinking tested for water between server and great weight loss of over after fresh the relative to between the two sides. and a wave of global disapproval of his israel which has really made more secular entities jerusalem just in the un space powerful body prefers palestine stated to its admission poor. fans and business the russian market spoil to retain big gains they enjoyed at the start of the week that issue plot to negative on wednesday more influential minutes. everyone welcome to this is r.t. live from moscow press greeks will get a no see surprise in their electricity bells the highly unpopular new property tax is being levied to help the government pay off its enormous debt that's ahead of thursday's crucial vote in germany which could see the eurozone rescue package. fourfold home with of greece's debt written off surfaces n

. >> charlie: how did you hale him. you did it in conversation didn't you the idea of sexuality. you had to have conversations about because the relationship had sex in it, it had commitment it had bond, it had everything. >> well, it was just -- >> charlie: then he was open about what he was searching, you had to say, you ha have to redefine. >> well we just, it was, we parted for a while. we parted for a while and robert explored that aspect of himself and i had a boyfriend but in the end, everything that we both searched, that's why i said we were like the children in the fantastics. we both went out into the world but we came backecause we found the world not so as beautiful as it was when we were together. so we went, left brooklyn. went to the chelsea hotel and actually attempted to start again and we did for a while. but i had no understanding really. i was just 22 or something at a time when we didn't have all the information that we have now. and i had no comprehension of the suffering that and the sacrifice that robert was making to try to make our relationship, keep ou

. >> ambassad david hale and mr. daniel shapiro who's now the american ambassador to israel and had with me eight papers. my fallback positions on jerusalem, borders, settlements, refugees, end of conflict, end of came, end of map. and i said i think it's time for decisions now. let's help our leaders make the decisions. these are my positions. take it. i was thinking thati'm really anging the rules of the game, not hiding anything because we reach the decisions. he refused to take it from me. >> rose: did he say why? >> he said the coalition nature, this, that. but then abu mazen went to h me and was jerusalem on the 15th of december last year and he sat with him and in the meeting was secretary clinton and senator mitchell. and he had two papers one on security and one on borders and he told him sir, m prime minister, i know you worry about security, you have a point. let me offer you this paper on security to begin with and borders. and he shrug it had paper aside and he told him, look, you d't need this. the isra

♪ (applaus (applause) >> well, she hales from a family of preachers and she's been called one of thenew book "expecting to see jesus", please welcome ann graham watts, great to have you here. >> it's an honor. [applause] >> you know, i want to talk a lot about your book, but can't have you here without asking the obvious question you get auld time, but i haven't asked it yet. here goes. what's it like growing up the daughter of billy and ruth graham? >> it's so hard to answer that question, i have nothing to compare it with and the only family i grew up in. i'll tell you two things, one, i was pretty much raised by a single parent and grandparent and dadly traveled, estimated he was gone 60% of the time. i say that to encourage the single parents i don't know if i'm a good example or not you can do it with god's help. the other things it was a christ-centered home. he jesus was loved, believed in, served and obeyed and contagious and my mother taught me to love god's word and the jesus of the bible and my daddy taught me to be faithful to what you were called to do and that was in th

special envoy david hale and dennis ross of the national security council.s, the european union's foreign policy chief catherine ashton. >> what we are very clear about from the european union is that the way forward is negotiations. we want to see a just and fair settlement; we want to see the people of palestine and the people of israel living side by side in peace and security. >> brown: ultimately, the united states has threatened to veto the statehood proposal, if it comes before the u.n. security council. the palestinians could instead take their case to the full u.n. general assembly and seek non- voting "observer-state status," similar to that of the vatican. we look at the stakes and risks in all this now, with daniel kurtzer, a former u.s. ambassador to israel and to egypt. he's now a professor at princeton. and robert malley, former national security council staff member in the clinton administration. he's now with the international crisis group. daniel kurtzer, start with you. today we saw this press continuing by the u.s. and other western offic

they are dennis ross and david hale. >> coming back to your point about oslo, we've seen a lot of diplomats middle east and come back with nothing. we're heading toward a confrontation at the united nations and the big question is what happens the day after. there won't be a palestinian state in reality the day after. there will be one on paper. and that vacuum between those two facts is where you're going to see a lot of tension. >> jeffrey goldberg. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> and what political story will be making headlines in the next 24 hours? that's next on "andrea mitchell reports." just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. you know that comes with a private island. really? no. it comes with a hat. you see, airline credit cards promise flights for 25,000 miles, but... [ man ] there's never any seats for 25,000 miles. frustrating, isn't it? but that won't h

give in and let this go, and i sort of as a joke said to the individual well, if wilma hale will agree not to raise the statute of limitations against anybody that sues their clients if they file a lawsuit late, maybe i'll reconsider. he thought he was serious. of course they're not going to do that. if some poor person files a lawsuit against somebody they're representing and they filed it one hour late, will mahalil will file a motion 20 dismiss. this is law. it has to be objective, has to be fair. you're not entitled to walk in the united states congress well connected and start lobbying for special leave. there's nothing more complicated about that than this. so a couple of things have been raised. well, they suggest that we shouldn't amend the house patent bill, that that somehow will kill the legislation. that is not so. chairman leahy has said he supports the amendment, but he doesn't want to vote for it because it would keep the bill from being passed somehow. it won't keep it from being passed. indeed, the bill that was brought to the house floor didn't have this language in i

so much resistance to getting haled to the choice between romney and perry.heard resistance to romney and perry is, they are tired of the bickering between the two of them. they are looking for an alternative. i also heard a lot of talk about cain as running mates. >> oh, okay. >> they vote had for him, many voted for him in the straw ballot knowing he probably wouldn't win the nomination but tle wanted to send a signal that they like this guy. they want the party to take him seriously. a lot of people talk about him as potential running mate which would be a very interesting prospect. >> craig crawford, thank you sir. >> good to talk to you. >>> the price you pay, depends on your race? statement on affirmative action on a campus that is not going over very well. >> the fact that they humorized and mocked the struggles of people of color on this campus is very disgusting to me. >> a pay by race bake sale. stirring controversy. what might this bill mean for the state of california? pulling the veil back on politics. saying women will have a greater political v

north virginia grain farmer calvin hale who raises soybeans says worry about epa regulations actually keeps him up at night. >> i would say any regulation from the epa is worrisome to us. they have a lot of power and nobody seems to have a hold on what they can do. >> reporter: but the epa says it plays a vital safety role and that there are many myths and rumors floating around about what the agency does and doesn't do and also about future regulations that could be coming down the pipe. for example, the agency says reports about plans to regulate dust on farms are false, and tells fox news, quote, epa has profound respect for the contribution that farmers make to our economy by producing food, fiber and fuel for our world, they are in close contact with farmers and ranchers and have made them a part of the work we do. farmers say they have spent plenty of time and money looking for ways to make their farms operate firstly and safely and piling additional regulations simply makes it too expensive to turn any kind of profit and to stay in business. jenna: and staying in business these

palestinians and israelis to sit side by side, across from each other, secretary clin has dispatched david hale i was in the region this summer, wolf, i can tell you, i sat down with the prime minister on many occasions. >> of israel? >> right. he's ready to negotiate with the palestinians. it's time to negotiate. we don't need any more gimmicks. >> we'll see what happens. i'll be reporting from new york all week. thanks very much. looking into a new technology that might disrupt gps systems that many americans and the u.s. military sorely depend on. did the white house push to get a green light for it because a big democratic contributor was involved? stand by. new information coming into "the situation room" right now. >>> a high honor for a u.s. marine, but the firefight that made him a hero revealed serious failures within the u.s. military. you name it. i've tried it. but nothing helped me beat my back pain. then i tried salonpas. it's powerful relief that works at the site of pain and lasts up to 12 hours. salonpas. [ doorbell rings ] hello there. i'm here to pick up helen. ah. mom? he's

sergeant meyer hales from columbia, kentucky and is a 2006 graduate of green county high school where he played on the football team. on september 8, 2009, his unit asienlt was with marine embedded training team 2-a, regional corps advisory command 37 operating in kunar province, afghanistan. that day he was sent to aid a group of marines and afghans trapped under heavy enemy fire from three sides. you we're surrounded one of them broadcast over the radio. they're moving in on us. air support to assist the marines was unavailable. as the fighting was too fierce for helicopters to land. then corpal meyer requested permission to enter the zone of fire and come to their aid four times, and four times his request was denied. after four denials, he decided to go anyway, in an armored vehicle mounted with a 50-caliber machine gun with one other marine as a driver. twice, they attempted to reach their comrades and twice were forced back by bullets, rocket-propelled grenades and mortars. a bullet hit the vehicle's gun turret, striking corporal meyer's elbow with shrapnel. he charged ahead alo

she's the senior international partner at willmer hale in washington, d.c. where she advises firms on their investments and acquisition strategies. she served, as everyone knows, as president clinton's cabinet as the u.s. trade representative from 1997 to 2001. and among her many accomplishments she was the architect and negotiator of china's wto agreement opening china's economy as a worldwide market. next to her is lixin cheng, president of zte cooperation. zte is one of the leading global providers of telecommunications equipment and devices. it has 85,000 employees and is booming. he is also the ceo of zte usa and has lived in america now for ten years. zhihang chi is vice president north america for air china. air china is the world's largest carrier by market capitalization with a net worth of $20 billion. born in china, he's a naturalized u.s. citizen and holds a u.s. pass port, and be i found this interesting that he is the only top-level executive at any chinese carrier to be considered a foreigner. [laughter] john russell is managing director of no

indeed, today as i mentioned both david hale and dennis ross are in the region having those very direct discussions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator demint. >> thank you, senator card yib. thank you, ambassador sherman. i appreciate you being here. i very much appreciate your many years of service and sacrifice as well as the sacrifice. i know your family's been a part of it. so my questions are not at all directed at character, integrity, or commitment to our country. we very much appreciate it. but i do want to ask you about what i see as two different philosophies in our foreign policy. not just this administration but maybe across the board. there is one philosophy that the united states needs to deal very firmly with strength and a lot of verification with other countries in the world. and i think there's another philosophy that perhaps through friendliness, even appeasement and trust, that we can accomplish much more. certainly that approach with friends and allies is the preferred approach, but behind closed doors over the years as i have talked to some of our allies, i th

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