but could it be hurting their heart? coming up, the findings of a controversial new study on calcium supplements. and a new survey shows why it may be a good thing to >>>> in news for your health, d.c. and virginia have some of the healthiest hearts in the country. researchers collected data from government phone surveys of more than 350,000 people across the nation. and it took info on their blood pressure, cholesterol, smoking habits and other features. virginia came in third, oklahoma was at the bottom of the list. keeping with the heart health, a controversial new study suggests a common supplement may actually contribute to cardiovascular disease. doreen gessler has more. >> sue bell doesn't like to talk about her age, but she admits she is -- >> old enough to be on medicare. >> and for a lot of women in that special age group, calcium supplements are a necessity to stay healthy and ward off ost owe pro sis. >> i want to make sure that my bones and muscles are as strong as they possibly can be as they get older. >>

>> the changes in the heart. the heart rate goes faster. your blood pressure goes up. you breathe faster. sweat more, have an interior feeling of being stressed, as we talked about. >> when we're raging or when we are angry, we're like an animal either getting ready to fight or getting ready to flee? >> that's correct, yeah. >> so that affects -- does it affect endocrinology, too? >> it affects all of that. you have theart of the brain called the frontal cortex to try to inhibit it to say there is nothing to get upset about. our whole day is getting feelings and handling them by the frontal lobe of the brain that says calm down, everything will pass. >> you can argue that it's draining, and therefore good. drainage, get rid of it, share it? >> well, remember the primal scream thepy, let it all out? >> yes. >> the thing about letting it all out, you hurt other people's feelings, you ruin relationships. i don't think that the expression of anker is necessarily good, because it tends to cascade and it gets worse. >> you're on the cutting edge of brain research, are you no

disease and can it even reverse heart disease it can clearly reverse heart disease now when i was in medical school this was unheard of heart disease was progressive just like diabetes a one way street and the idea was yes you'll need a bypass sooner or later but that doesn't last forever you'll need a repeat bypass and eventually you'll die of it but it was nineteen ninety three we're talking two decades ago dr dean ornish said. wait a minute what if we use a plant based diet there's effectively no cholesterol in the diet anymore and there's no animal fat to drive that cholesterol machinery in your blood because those particles of cholesterol irritate the early walls and they cause the arteries to gradually narrow choking off the supply of blood whether it's to your brain or to your heart so some flowers are across its influence yes it's an inflammatory process and so there's a very simple approach don't eat the animal products keep the oils low and don't smoke be physically active simple things when dr ornish did angiograms in the patients at which is it which shows this little tri

broken hearts. we offer you our tears and pain. our anger and our sorrow. oh, lord there was a hole so large we wonder if even you in your greatness can fill it. as we grieve and mourn for those who are lost. each light that sits before us is a light that's been lost to our world. so many innocence, so many brave, lord all we can do is throw ourselves upon your tender mercies, trusting that you hear our prayers. we know those who are lost because they're ours, lord. not names on some list but our mothers or sisters, our brothers or friends, kindred all, because if we did not know them ourselves, we know someone who did. and so we pray, lord, for all the souls lost and all the families and friends who are so torn by grief, for in this moment we are all your children. a family related by your love. so help us to care for these families in their sorrow and for each other in ours. may they feel the healing embrace of a neighborhood, a town, a state, a nation, a world. help us to forever remember that we

electric shock restores normal heart rhythm.the last three years in contra costa county, when a layperson has used an aed, there's been a 53% survival rate. monique has donated more than aeds to --more than 30 aeds to schools, paid for through fundraisers with american medical response ambulance service and students by bryan binayas take the training to heart. >> if there's something who needs my help i can help them. >> reporter: it's darius' legacy. >> i told him, always do the right thing. and this is the right thing. our children are our future. >> reporter: so for educating and equipping east bay children to save victims of sudden cardiac arrest, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to monique bradley. sharon chin, cbs 5. >>> and sharon tells us that darius jones foundation is in need of volunteers and sponsors and if you can help, you can connectp connect with thing using the link on cbs5.com. click the "connect" button at the top of the page, then jefferson awards to find our story on monique. >>> we're still

broken hearts.u our tears and our pain, our anger and our sorrow. oh, lord, there was a hole so large, we wonder if even you in your greatness can fill it as we grieve and mourn for those who are lost. each light that sits before us is a light that's been lost to our world. so many innocents, so many brave, lord, all we can do is throw ourselves upon your tender mercies, trusting that you hear our prayers. we know those who are lost because they're ours, lord, not names on some list, but our mothers, or sisters, our brothers, or friends, kindred all because if we did not know them ourselves, we know someone who did. and so, we pray, lord for all the souls lost and all the families and friends who are so torn by grief, for in this moment we are all your childr children, a family related by your love. so help us to care for these families in their sorrow and for each other in ours. may they feel the healing embrace of a neighborhood, a town, a state, a nation, a world. help us to forever remember that

broken hearts. we offer you our tears and our pain, our anger and our sorrow. oh lord there was a hole so large we wonder if even you in your greatness can fill it it as we grieve and fourn for those who are lost. each light that sits before us is a light that's been lost to our world. so many nnlt, so many breave. lord all we can do is throw ourselves upon your tender mercies trusting that you hear our prayers. we know those who are lost because their ours lord, not names on some list but our mothers or sisters, our brothers or friends, kindred all because if we did not know them ourselves we know someone who did. and so we pray, lord, for all the sowls lost and families and friends who are torn by grief. for in this moment we are all your children. a family related by your love. so help us to care for these families in their sorrow and for each other in ours. may they feel the healing embrace of a neighborhood, a town, a state, a nation, a world. help to us forever remember that we embrace the gri

stephanie is no stranger to heart surgeries. by the time she graduated college she had already undergone four heart procedures. in early july she was told her condition had worsened. she and her family had prepared for the worst. >> my family actually came in on july 4th individually and would say good-bye. >> reporter: but two days later the call came. they had a match. >> wonderful to have an option for these young patients and there are others like her that will follow in her footsteps and she's made that possible. >> i'm more thankful. i'm like i really don't want to age and get older and hit 40 and 50, but i'll so be happy to. it's another chance at life. l >> wonderful christmas miracle. >>> so if you have not shipped your holiday gifts, time is running out and you may notice a little change in your favorite soda. maureen umeh has your fox 5 top five. >> great news for the young cooks in your life. no. 5, after years of pink and purple easy bake ovens hasbro is unveiling a gender neutral easy bake oven. a 13-year-old girl

broken hearts.our tears and our pain, our anger and our sorrow. oh, lord, there was a hole so large, we wonder if even you in your greatness can fill it as we grieve and mourn for those who are lost. each light that sits before us is a light that's been lost to our world. so many innocents, so many brave, lord, all we can do is throw ourselves upon your tender mercies, trusting that you hear our prayers. we know those who are lost because they're ours, lord, not names on some list, but our mothers, or sisters, our brothers, or friends, kindred all because if we did not know them ourselves, we know someone who did. and so, we pray, lord for all the souls lost and all the families and friends who are so torn by grief, for in this moment we are all your childr children, a family related by your love. so help us to care for these families in their sorrow and for each other in ours. may they feel the healing embrace of a neighborhood, a town, a state, a nation, a world. help us to forever remember that w

they seemed larger than life, the day those beating hearts stopped forever. because, let's get this straight, george and harvey did not die noblely. there was no opera music. there was nothing heroic. there was nothing romantic to be found in the loss of my dad's life. it was a senseless act. and i think why that is after all these years of loving to talk at these beautifully intentioned memorials, i can no longer bear to remember george on the day of his death. so, i think i'm going to start next year and for years to come to stop remembering november 27th and i'm going to turn back the clock a few days to george's birthday which is november 24th. and i'm going to remember that and i'm going to celebrate that and i'm going to memorialize that for the rest of my life. i'm going to ask my mother gina to remember the day that george asked her to marry him. i'm going to ask my sister rebecca what it was like to play tennis with dad, competing with him to win game, set and match. i'll ask jennifer what it was like to go to the opera with him. or chris how he and

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. >> i offer you this prayer from my heart to your hearts. on behalf of all of your children, all of your loved ones. the hebrew memorial prayer. please rise. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oh, god exalted in full of compassion, grant perfect peace in your sheltering presence among the holy and the pure to the souls of all of our loved ones that perished in that horrible day. they have gone to their eternal home, master of mercy, we beseech you. remember all of their worthy and righteous deeds that they performed in the land of the living. may their souls be bound up in the bond of life eternal. there is no death, just transformation. may they rest in peace. and let us say amen. >> amen. >> please, be seated. and let us unite our hearts in prayer. oh, god of love and mercy. we come before you this night with broken hearts. we offer you our tears and our pain, our anger and our sorrow. oh, lord, there was a hole so large we wonder if even you and your greatness can fill it as we grieve and mourn for those who are lost. each light that sits before us is a li

. >> i offer you this prayer from my heart to your heart's -- hearts on behalf of all of your children, all of your loved ones. the hebrew memorial prayer. please rise. ♪ ["the hebrew memorial prayer"] >> ogata exulted and full of compassion, -- oh god exalted and full of compassion, great peace to the souls of all of our loved ones that perished in that horrible day. they have gone to their eternal home, master of mercy. we b.c. to. remember all of their were the enriches deeds that they performed -- we beseech you. remember all of their richest deeds that they performed. there is no death. just transformation. may rest in peace. let us say, amen. >> please be seated. >> let us unite our parts in prayer. god, of love and mercy, we come up before you this night with a broken hearts. we offer you our tears and our pain, our anger and our sorrow. oh lord, there was a whole -- hole so large we wonder ago your greatness can fill it as we grieve for those who are lost. each light that sits before us is a light that has been lost to our world. so many innocents, so many brave, lord, all we c

we come before you this night with broken hearts.offer you our tears and our pain, our anger and our sorrow. oh, lord, there was a hole so large we wonder if even you and your greatness can fill it as we grieve and mourn for those who are lost. each light that sits before us is a light that's been lost to our world. so many innocents, so many brave, lord, all we can do is throw ourselves upon your tender mercies, trusting that you hear our prayers. we know those who are lost, because they are ours, lord. not names on some list, but our mothers or sisters, our brothers or friends, kindred all, because if we did not know them ourselves, we know someone who did. and so we pray, lord, for all the souls lost and all the families and friends who are so torn by grief. for in this moment, we are all your children, a family related by your love. so help us to care for these families in their sorrow and for each other in ours. may they feel the healing embrace of a neighborhood, a town, a state, a nation, a world. help us to forever remember t

we're going to be okay. >> you've had four open heart surgeries and he suffered a stroke.is just bag kid trying to understand his disease and what his limitations are. >> my condition is known as half of a heart. i wasn't able to circulated blood through my lungs or to my body. >> he remembers feeling different. so for a period he was feeling because of his scar on his chest not being able to keep up with his classmates. >> he was not expected to live but now he is going off to a college to be an rn in pediatrics. it's amazing. because he did make it and he is you is of a mentor to those kids. >> it's an opportunity for growth and everyone to look up to you. it's an amazing growing experience for me. >> the things i love when these kids come to camp and they see older kids. they know they are going to survive. they know there is hope. it is not all about their disease anymore. it's about being a which would and playing and having fun and meeting other kids just like them. meeting older kids that are in college. i'm going to go to college no matter how critical i am. >> it

we're going to be okay. >> you've had four open heart surgeries and he suffered a stroke.e is just bag kid trying to understand his disease and what his limitations are. >> my condition is known as half of a heart. i wasn't able to circulated blood through my lungs or to my body. >> he remembers feeling different. so for a period he was feeling because of his scar on his chest not being able to keep up with his classmates. >> he was not expected to live but now he is going off to a college to be an rn in pediatrics. it's amazing. because he did make it and he is you is of a mentor to those kids. >> it's an opportunity for growth and everyone to look up to you. it's an amazing growing experience for me. >> the things i love when these kids come to camp and they see older kids. they know they are going to survive. they know there is hope. it is not all about their disease anymore. it's about being a which would and playing and having fun and meeting other kids just like them. meeting older kids that are in college. i'm going to go to college no matter how critical i am. >> i

she talks of her children, but she has a heart condition. calls her babies her heartbeat. >> she's only 30 years old. >> only 30 years old and found out in 2011 while five month ps pregnant with malachi she had a heart condition. they put in a pacemaker and doctors sdordiscovered a wire c loose and the only thing they could do was open heart surgery. >> she needed money. >> and money for dental surgery before they can do the heart surgery. >> you can see the emotion on her face. she's trying holding up each one of these cards. >> this is heartbreaking. at one point she asks, why me? she gets engaged, and the day after she gets engaged, doctors tell her about this heart condition. >> wow. >> here's the thing. she posted this video in october. she underwent the heart surgery on december 14th, but she passed away on december the 17th. >> who's going to cake catake c their kids? >> the children still have their father and he talked to a florida tv station and said, you know what? she was a fighter, but they're keeping the websiteses open in hope

compassionate hearts, broken hearts, caring hearts. really about love in so many ways, and love lost, but love that will never be forgotten. i encourage people tonight -- we've got to do something about violence in this country, violence in the media, violence in the entertainment industry. it is filling their heads with an awareness that evil does exist in this world, but that good always conquers evil and the only way we'll change is by coming together as a community, and that's exactly what happened tonight. people came together to support each other and to encourage each other. to let each other know there is a better way to live. we don't have to be afraid if we work together as a community. >> monsignor, i know it's been a long day for you, a horrific day for you. i appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. thank you. >> thank you. >> again, soledad, as we've been saying all night long and all day long, there will be many difficult days ahead. >> no question, for those who have lost children and those whose children survived.

and then, they are sent to heart out. this is a photograph of bill member took of his wife, mary and little billy on an outcropping to the west of camp. so heart not missed at the back, looking out across the camp, the site where we are today. you should know that the very first trainload arrived here 70 years ago yesterday. august 10th, 1942. heart not was run by the war relocation authority become a civilian agency said it are the purpose of running these camps. [inaudible] >> executive order 9066, yes. [inaudible] >> the civil liberties act of 1988 was also signed on that date. thank you. during the time when heart out with soap and at its maximum population of almost 11,000, it is the third-largest city in wyoming. and what an unfamiliar place it must've been for people from temperate, california. check out the icicles on that eric on the right there. there was a day in january 1943 and went and dug out the meteorological record. there was a day with a high temperature was 13 below zero, the high for that day. now bil

he spoke of healing those hearts.e's more from the vigil today. >> i would like to share a letter from his holiness, pope benedict xvi. i was informed of the shooting at handy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut. i convey my heart felt and prayers to the victims and families. to all of those in the community of newtown and especially the parish of st. rose of lima. >> i have no words that make the pain of what happened today easy to bear. i am heartbroken as i know all of you are. there is nothing more hurtful and tragic than the loss of innocence, but no more so when

that we will have less caution and more passion in matters of the heart. and that we will enjoy sorrowfully this crazy, and extraordinary city of san francisco. when we light this beautiful tree, let's make a wish. let's wish that all of us fall in love with life. thank you. [ applause ] >> i am going to buy one of her books now, i am telling you. >> all right, we are not starting at 82 because i want to see how that tree looks, are they ready upstairs? there is my signal. let's start with 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. happy holidays. isabel. thank you so much for being here and all of the speakers and the people on stage and for coming up with this wonderful idea and if you don't come there won't be a party and so come against next year, my wish that you will ask me to mc this again next year, let's enjoy barefoot bubbly and the restaurants that i listed take your programs home, i'm donna, sachet. thank you. ♪ >> welcome to the beautiful historic tea gardens, the oldest in the united states. this provides visitors from around the world to enjoy the natur

but your heart into it.e something that you, family, and friends will really enjoy. >> i am here with a manager at the heart of the city farmer's market in san francisco. thank you for joining us. tell us a little bit about the organization. >> we're 30 years old now. we started with 14 farmers, and it has grown out to over 80. >> what is the mission of the organization? >> this area has no grocery store spiller it is all mom-and- pop stores. we have this because it is needed. we knew it was needed. and the plaza needed somebody. it was empty. beautiful with city hall in the background. >> thank you for speaking with us. are you on the web? >> yes, hocfarmersmarket.org. >> check them out. thank you. >> welcome. the dish is ready. >> it looks and smells amazing. >> thank you. it was not easy to meet the $20 budget. i checked everybody out and found some great produce. really lovely seafood. i think that you are going to love it. >> do not be shy. cyou know this can run you $35 to $45 for a bowl, so it is grea

scripture tells us, do not lose heart. though outwardly we are wasting away, inwardly we are being renewed day by day. for light and momentarily troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all. so we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what sun seen. since what is seen is temporary but what sun seen is eternal. for we know that if the earthly tent we live in is destroyed, we have a building from god. an eternal house in heaven not built by human hands. we gather here in memory of 20 beautiful children and six remarkable adults. they lost their lives in a school that could have been any school. in a quiet town full of good and decent people that could be any town in america. here in newtown, i come to offer the love and prayers of the nation. i am very mindful that mere words cannot match the depths of your sorrow, nor can they heal your wounded hearts. i can only hope it helps for you to know that you're not alone in your grief. that our world, too has been torn apart. that all across this l

. >> i offer you this prayer for my heart to your heart. on behalf of all of your children, all of your loved ones. the hebrew memorial prayer. please rise. [singing in hebrew] >> o, god, grant peace to the souls of all for love one's that perished in that horrible day. they have gone to their eternal home. we beseech you. remember all their worthy and righteous deeds that they performed in the land of the living. may their souls be bound up. there is no death, just transformation. made the rest in peace. and let us say amen. please be seated. >> let us unite our hearts in prayer. o god of love and mercy, we come before you this night with broken hearts. we offer you our tears and our pain, our anchor and our sorrow -- our anger. there is a whole so large we wonder if you can fill a as we grieve and mourn for those who are lost. each flight that is before us is a light that has been lost to our world. some money in a sense, so many brave. all we can do is throw ourselves upon your tender mercies trusting that you hear our prayers. we know t

that we will have less caution and more passion in matters of the heart. and that we will enjoy sorrowfully this crazy, and extraordinary city of san francisco. when we light this beautiful tree, let's make a wish. let's wish that all of us fall in love with life. thank you. [ applause ] >> i am going to buy one of her books now, i am telling you. >> all right, we are not starting at 82 because i want to see how that tree looks, are they ready upstairs? there is my signal. let's start with 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

they all are, but this is really near and dear to your heart. >> i did grow up in long island. it was amazing to see the storm surge and the wind that struck long island. we were literally just opening up roads for a week and a half, which is a long time, just to create access to communities. so the storm there was very powerful. we were able to clear roads and help ambulances get to people's homes and get people in need to the hospitals. we were able to power up critical buildings and do a lot more obviously. and it is just amazing to see such a powerful storm hit such a highly populated area. we don't usually see something like that happen. >> no, i've seen -- i saw the same thing when i was right in the middle of katrina. i understand exactly what you're talking about. it is something to see and behold but also the human spirit during those things is something to see as well. because people really start helping people and that's when you see all of your good work put to work. >> yeah, absolutely. it is amazing to see how some of the most difficult challenges we face as human

the heart of a one-to-one relationship. together for your future. ♪ >> this school tragedy reverberated throughout the nation, including the nation's capital where there's been an outpouring of grief as lawmakers react to the tragedy in connecticut. am james rosen live in d.c. for us now. >> reporter: jon, good day to you. we all remember president obama's poised and poignant performance as the consoler in chief at the memorial service held after the tucson, arizona massac massacre. in the make of newtown, mr. obama found it difficult to keep his emotions in check. he appeared in the press briefing room names after james s brady, the press secretary wounded in the shooting attack on president reagan. in the weekly radio address the president was a bit more composed. >> the majority of those who died today were children. beautiful little kids between the ages and five and ten years old. most of most who died were just youngheir whole lives ahead of them. every parent in america has had a heart heavy with hurt. lowered to hal

in the world, i also wanted to say my very first thought was san francisco has always the biggest hearts in the world, thanks to all of you. thank you, donna, for your wonderful mc work here every year. and your beautiful presence. jeff carter, thank you very much, congratulations and thank you on behalf of everyone in the city, we are so proud of your work. karin that i have known for 30 years, thank you for you and all of the volunteers from the rainbow fund to put this together to place all of these 10,000 ornaments on the tree to give us the kind of attention that we would like not just because we have a great tree or city hall, but because we do always want to show our hearts first, especially during these holiday season. i know that is why, all of you are here tonight. and i want to also give a shout out to isabel iunda, thank you very much for being here, isabel. and linda mahara, thank you for your wonderful presentation, you know the stories that linda tells every year that updates us. these are the stories that i am proud of. because for every story that she has told about the

i actually thought i was having a heart attack.my heart and i was out of breath. >> he had a sub-massive pulmonary embolism. he looked fine. he had extensive pulmonary embolism. >> reporter: that embolism was causing his heart to work harder. causing right heart failure, a condition that can lead to severe hypertension and death. most clots are treated with tpa, inova alexandria hospital radiologist keith sterling told us his condition was too severe, simply using drugs wouldn't be enough. >> his risk of death would have been far higher. >> reporter: instead they got his consent to try a new device. clinical trials a special kath catheter. >> it has you will are a sound energy that helps loosen up the clots and allows the tpa to work faster and more effectively. >> sterling says using the special catheter reduces the amount of drugs a patient needs. so thomas only needed about a water of the medication that he otherwise would have used if he was treated with drugs alone. >> recovery time here was about three weeks before i was back

it is it heart breaking. it is true for work wealthy and americans. we talk about how the market is hating uncertainties. it is not the huggies sold. it is governme. to tracey's point you have potentially 100 million americans and trillions worth of wealth waiting on government to make arbitary decision . we have rational people here trying to pay their taxs and live their lives and how can they plan rationally . trillions of dollars 15 days out. >> good americans willing to pay their fair share and government had their money for a year and they at any point back. we are looking at a potential delay. it is frustrating . they do deserve their money back. it is disgusting to me. i don't think it is it the worst in the history of the united states it is the worst in the sate and history of the empires. thape are both ruled by the extreme bases. but they found a way to keep everybody happy. if they find a way to do just enough they know what a blow ba is going to be. kick the can down the road and i think that everybody is going to be fine with all of the

"through our great fortune, in our youth our hearts were touched with fire. it is given to us to learn at the outset that life is a profound and passionate thing." do not pretend to undervalue the rewards of ambition. we have seen with our own eyes beyond the goal fields the honor. above all, we have learned that whether a man -- will look downward and dig, the one and only success is to bring to his work a mighty heart." warren rudman was handed a spade in korea and dug down. he was also the senator handed the ax and cord and found ice. always with honor and humor and always with a mighty heart. [applause] >> thank you, mr. secretary. it is now a pleasure to balance the ticket geographically. [applause] >> i do not know what kind of plane i was on, but i tell you, it was dramatic. it is wonderful to see him from time to time. he called me in january 2010. he said, i have got a real deal for you. cochair the national commission on fiscal responsibility and reform. thanks a million, old pal. i will talk with you later. [laughter] great friends here. let me tel

materials could be used for heart valves the idea was then improved in the one nine hundred sixty s. with the advent of the so-called cage ball valve which could be implanted inside the heart itself unlike with previous models later in the decade disc made their debut these unable to more natural flow and lessen damage to blood cells by the late one nine hundred seventy s. more or less modern day by at the scene but these still work perfect. whatever the position of leaflets inside the ring they create some amount of resistance so the pressure on the heart is generally as high as thirty forty or even fifty millimeters of mercury we figured out that it would be impossible to remove this obstacle as long as the leaflets were in the middle of the blood flow so we decided to place them outside the ring. for that the doctors turned to med inch precious premier heart valve maker those coming off the lines here are made of what's called monolithic pure alliterate carbon the materials obtained from ordinary natural gas as it's burned at temperatures up to fifteen hundred degrees celsius spec

so our hearts are broken today. for the parents and grandparents, sisters and brothers of these little children, and for the families of the adults who were lost. as a country we have been through this too many times. whether it's an elementary school in newtown or a shopping mall in oregon or a temple in wisconsin or a movie theater in aurora, or a street coroner chicago, these neighborhoods are our neighborhoods, and these children are our children.ner chicago, these neighborhoods are our neighborhoods, and these children are our children. and we're going to have to come together and take meaningful action to prevent more tragedies like this, regardless of the politics. this evening michelle and i will do what i know every parent in america will do, which is hug our children a little tighter, and we'll tell them that we love them, and we'll remind each other how deeply we love one another, but there are families in connecticut who cannot do that tonight, and they need all of us right now. may god bless the memory

scripture tells us, do not lose heart.hough outwardly we are wasting away, inwardly we are being renewed day by day. the light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all. so we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. what is seen is temporary. what is unseen is eternal. for we know that the earthly area we live in is destroyed, we have a house in god. the eternal house in heaven, not built by human hands. we gather here in memory of 20 beautiful children and six remarkable adults. they lost their lives in a school that could have been any school, in a quiet town full of good and decent people that could be any town in america. here in newtown, i come to offer the love and prayers of the nati nation. i am very mindful that mere words cannot match the depths of your sorrow, nor can they heal your wounded hearts. i can only hope it helps for you to know that you're not alone in your grief. that our world, too, has been torn apart. that all across this land of ours

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