i hope you help those in need read one. "i hope you know all the words to the national anthem and sing it with your hand over your heart." "i hope you jump in rain puddles if there are rain puddless in heaven, christina is jumping in them today. (applause) and here on this earth, here on this earth we place our hands over our hearts and we commit ourselves as americans to forging a country that is forever worthy of her gentle, happy spirit. may god bless and keep those we've lost in restful and eternal peace. may he love and watch over the survivors and may he bless the united states of america. (cheers and applause) >> lehrer: and this concludes our live coverage of tonight's memorial service. but we'll be back in a moment on many of these same stations for commentary and analysis of the president's remarks. gwen ifill and judy woodruff will be handling that. for now, i'm jim lehrer. thank you. >> ifill: good evening. i'm gwen ifill. you're watching "pbs newshour" special coverage of the tucson memorial. a short time ago,

there there was hope the resurrection of the hope -- of course, the car was found with no body. for others there was the grim possibility that they hated to acknowledge. >> unfortunately the vehicle was empty. jose and guiliani are not in the car. >> by night fall the silver toy crow tau was -- silver toyota was pulled out. >> detectives have to go through the outside to find the evidence. the vehicle is badly damaged because of having been in the water. >> they descended in and it was located in two sections of the canal. it is designed to move water under the creek bed through three 15 by 15 foot square tubes. they found the silver corolla lodged inside one of those tubes. a sophisticated sonar got close enough to read the license plate. >> we are going to continue to search the siphon. we will continue to search the canal downstream, and we are going to continue to look and hold out hope. >> officials said with the 42-degree word bodies would not surface for 14 days. meanwhile, outside juliani's home in patterson, there was silence as friends and neighbors prayed inside. >> a

i hope you help those in need read one. i hope you know all the words to the national anthem and sing it with your hand over your heart. i hope you jump in rain puddles if there are rain puddless in heaven, christina is jumping in them today. (applause) and here on this earth, here on this earth we place our hands over our hearts and we commit ourselves as americans to forging a country that is forever worthy of her gentle, happy spirit. may god bless and keep those we've lost in restful and eternal peace. may he love and watch over the survivors and may he bless the united states of america. (cheers and applause) >> ifill: now, some historical perspective on the president's speech and tonight's memorial event. we get that from historians ellen fitzpatrick and michael beschloss. director of the oklahoma city national memorial and exam and reverend janet vincent from the episcopal church in washington. did the president do what what he needed to do tonight, michael? >> it was one of the best speeches he's ever given. not onl

we hope to see you there, david. we hope to see the other supervisors there. nobody wants these kinds of evictions in our city and district. we invite everybody to protest the kind of speculators that would enact this kind of stuff against low income tenants. david, you have been a stalwart on tenant rights issues. you have stood shoulder to shoulder with us on several over the past five years. the president of the asian american bar association -- you also have our strong support. you have supported api lawyers and lawyers coming into the profession. we appreciate that an expected to support us in the future. thank you, david. hopefully the rest of your colleagues will support you as well. [tone!] supervisor chiu: next speaker. >> i am the president of local 87, representing janitors in san francisco. i am also the secretary- treasurer of the san francisco labor council. i want to congratulate the new supervisors. i want to thank the current supervisors. i want to be able to thank you for demonstrating your leadership in the city of san francisco. i want to s

>> [inaudible] blank we hope you can visit. [inaudible conversations] >> i think people are going to have to be thoughtful about it. i think unfortunately the key is we don't want people to be isolated and somehow separated. the whole purpose of our democracy is to be interactive and talk to people. i love going to eve ensler people are frightfully pretentious sometimes and disagree with you forcefully but you can have a debate about it. you know, we can agree or disagree, but we can do it in a -- we can just agreed to disagree. that is what i was trying to talk about when you have pat moynihan and these other figures, the disagree, but they can be friendly in their process. now it's gotten angry and people are somehow better, and i think one of the reasons -- i should have talked about this. if one of the reasons is that a lot of americans are feeling this slide in their savings and their job and their income and their health care and their day-to-day lives and the policy us responding, so the lack of response from washington

. >> from all of >>> tonight on "world news," hope. gabrielle giffords opens her eyes, moves her arms and legs, and her doctors talk about medicine and miracles. >>> fury. with so many weather extremes, deadly flooding and mudslides around the world, monster snowstorms in the u.s., what is happening on the planet? >>> a warning about a popular painkiller in prescription drugs. how much of the drug in tylenol is too much? >>> and, christina. the youngest victim in tucson laid to rest. from 9/11 to last saturday, we look at the lessons from the 3,407 days she was here. >>> good evening. >>> good evening. and welcome to "world news." we begin tonight with vivid scenes of great hope and great loss from today in tucson, arizona. the loss, that magical little girl. the flag that once flew at ground zero on 9/11 was raised at the funeral of 9-year-old christina-taylor green, born on september 11th, 2001. last night, you may remember the president called for a democracy as good as christina imagined it. while across town, there was a leap of h

i hope you help those in thneed.u know all the words to the national anthem and sing it with your hand over your heart. [applause] i hope that you jump in rain puddles. if there are rain puddles in heaven, cristina is jumping in them today. [applause] and here, on this earth, a year on this earth we place our hands over our hearts and we commit ourselves as americans to forging a country that is forever were the for gentle, happy spirits. god bless and keep those we have lost. they love and watch over the survivors and may he bless the united states of america. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, president obama for your remarkable and inspiring words. [applause] i also thank all of the speakers here tonight as well as all of the federal, state, and local leaders that have come tonight to lend their support. we have heard many inspirational thoughts from our distinguished guests. this time, i invite everyone here and those watching around the nation to join together in a moment of silence that will be followed by the

so that's why we hope the dollar will be stable, and i think you also hope that the chinese economy will continue to be prosperous. so in that sense, i think we should be representative to each other's concerns. >> rose: so you think that we're sort of locked in a kind of interdependence? in other words-- >> yeah, i think, you know, there is no other option. because the world has changed. and globalization has been with us, and no country can do without it. actually, everyone. i think the united states included has benefitted a great deal from globalization. but, of course, globalization has also brought about many problems when we need to work to resolve them. >> rose: what problems are you talking about? >> for instance, the financial crisis. that's a problem because it's, of course, it's-- it came into being because of a lack of sort of regulation, regulating, the lack of regulating. proper regulating is not in place. but on the other hand, it has become a very serious, and it has become so contentious because of globalization, so no one country can be immune from that financial crisi

we hope that you are not taking out of the taxpayers' money. thank you. >> i am here to represent the neighborhood council and we strongly support the proposal that has been made for you. i am a neighbor there and i have lived there for a long time. this is really long overdue. to get it for the price they are talking about is really a bargain. also good for the neighbor. i am on and off the property on a daily basis. it is really tough to deal with these cars. it is time that this be in vogue particularly. and the pedestrians and the transit riders get a break. i am also a representative to the advisory committee and our organization reviewed this proposal and took the position to support it. i hope that the board approved this recommendation and move forward. thank you. >> next speaker. >> definition, commissioners. i'm here to support this. i am supporting this because it makes it more convenient i hope that he was supported this program. thank you. -- i am supporting this because it makes it more convenient. i hope that you support this pro

people released silver balloons for hope for the future.rowds in moscow trujd through snow to get to red square. they are urging messages about improved relations with south korea. sooduth korea's leader hoped the new year would bring peace to the peninsula. >>> apple is starting newt year with an alarming glitch. alarms reportedly aren't ringing in new zealand, australia or asia. it's due to a time glitch as we head into 2011. many people are showing up late to work. mac says the fix is to set up a recurring alarm. >>> the 121nd rose parade in pasadena, thousands of people are already lining the streets, staking out their spots as they await the 8:00 a.m. start to the parade. they'll have to keep warm overnight. temperatures are expect to dip into the 30s along the parade route. the theme of this year's parade are building dreams, friendships and memories. >>> coming up in just about five minutes, we're going to take you to san jose where people are stoked for the stroke of midnight. our george kiriama will have a live report for us. >>> i

>> i hope forever. i really do believe that the hallmark of our country has been the vigorous and vibrant debate. and as speaker-elect boehner at the time said, it's okay to be disagree, but not be disagreeable. we've got to remember we're all americans. and while we're going to fight vigorously for different policies, at the end of the day we ought to be able to reach our handout, shake hands together, recognize that we're all americans and we're all fighting for a better america. >> woodruff: representative jason chaffetz, representative john larson, we thank you both. >> thank you, judy. >> thanks, judy. >> ifill: still to come on the "newshour": healing a community and comforting a nation. but first, with the other news of the day. here's kwame holman in our newsroom. >> holman: the governing coalition in lebanon collapsed today. cabinet ministers from the militant islamic group hezbollah and its allies resigned. they cited a u.n.-backed investigation into the assassination of rafik hariri, a former

i hope this is not turned into a gay issue, because it is not.save the life of a president of united states, you should be honored and not dishonor, and i hope you can see through all of the silliness that we go through in lies and honor a man. the in life and honor a man. president chiu: thank you. next speaker, please. >> blondest scarface, commissioners. -- good afternoon, commissioners. as natives of not only san francisco, we want some representation out here in san francisco, and the only one that we believe and is supervisor david campos, right, and the reason for this is that he has come to the mission district while a lot of you politicians fail to come. you forget about us. all of you give us is to remove us from the mission district, and you put a lot of restrictions against us, and as a homeboy, from california, because as you can see, can you show the magazine over here? as you can see, this magazine here covers california, right? to san francisco, to give hope and guidance to the rasa, and he speaks, to guys like me. to the youngste

hope cooler for. the air is that only a. crucial part of the. top of the road and it's tough to do or sometimes accept those. times oh cool you believe i hope you can do that then why are we doing but it's you know it's there it's. just you have to pause to. keep working hard and hope we come back over to be kontinental hockey league now with tears in moscow trying to make the final push with the playoffs approaching fast the army men got in the way when beaten by four but they're still a long way from making it thirteen points behind a place in armory a place i didn't get in the western conference playoff picture and speaking of the not slowing their role in the their three one win. normal moscow. will be arriving in chechnya on saturday as manager of premier league side ted it growing any other club wants a top five finish in the dutchman's first season in charge and also hopes to win the champions league in the future but what are their chances russian football writer mark bennett says who it will be up against it. i think you have a lot of p

i hope you help those in thneed.u know all the words to the national anthem and sing it with your hand over your heart. [applause] i hope that you jump in rain puddles. if there are rain puddles in heaven, cristina is jumping in them today. [applause] and here, on this earth, a year on this earth we place our hands over our hearts and we commit ourselves as americans to forging a country that is forever were the for gentle, happy spirits. god bless and keep those we have lost. they love and watch over the survivors and may he bless the united states of america. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, president obama for your remarkable and inspiring words. [applause] i also thank all of the speakers here tonight as well as all of the federal, state, and local leaders that have come tonight to lend their support. we have heard many inspirational thoughts from our distinguished guests. this time, i invite everyone here and those watching around the nation to join together in a moment of silence that will be followed by the

he hopes to explain japan's stance on promoting trade liberalization. the annual forum at the swiss resort attracts leading politicians and business figures. the five-day meeting will begin on january 26th. prime minister kan says the event is a good opportunity to raise japan's economic profile and he would like to participate if his schedule allows. the ordinary session -- or diet session is expected to be convened in late january. >> translator: i expect bipartisan cooperation in arranging the diet schedule. so that cabinet ministers can join such meetings if they are in the national interest. >>> japan's national sport sumo was rocked by a series of illegal gambling scandals last year. the association chairman, hanada goma has expressed his determination to regain the trust of fans. >> reporter: stable masters and wrestlers are fully aware of what they need to do. i believe such scandals will never happen again. >> the association is gearing up for the new year grand sumo tournament, which begins sunday in tokyo. work began on tuesday to construct a

i hope everybody feels it. i hope you do. >> reporter: dennis palmer was having trouble with his emotions, too, particularly when the president talked about nine- year-old christina taylor green, one of the people who died in the burst of gunfire on saturday. >> in christina, we see all of our children. so curious, so trusting, so energetic, so full of magic. so deserving of our love. and so deserving of our good example. if this tragedy prompts reflection and debate, as it should, let's make sure its worthy of those we have lost. >> it just hit home for some reason. i can't explain it. you know. i can't explain it. it was just something that hit home with. personally, i just wanted to show my support for the victims that lost their lives on saturday and for myself, too, just for a personal i wanted to be part of what was going on tonight so i could personally deal with what happened this last saturday. >> reporter: one of the most emotional moments of the night came when the president delivered the news about

they've hired local workers to begin pouring the foundation of their first building, and they hope toave students by the fall. he gets frustrated that many outsiders see all haitians as needy victims. >> there are a lot of people living with cholera, a lot of people in need. but haiti is not only that. at the same time, there are a lot of people doing a lot of things, a lot of work going on. otherwise, we would not survive. ♪ >> reporter: local leaders are also active in the response of haiti's episcopal church. crowded sunday morning services here are now being held in an open-air structure with a tin roof. it's right next to the ruins of the holy trinity episcopal cathedral, which was completely destroyed in the quake. the church had been known around the world for its magnificent artwork. once a month, the congregation takes a special offering for the reconstruction of the cathedral. episcopalians have been active in post-earthquake recovery. i asked the bishop how they will decide whether money should go to helping people or rebuilding the cathedral. >> it is a symbol. people may

i hope there is an invitation to us. commissioner borden: i would also like to reiterate what commissioner morse said -- moore said about being thrilled about america's cup. i look forward to the environmental review documents. i also want to congratulate all the new supervisors and the new interim mayor. i look forward to working with them on planning issues and to having a very productive time on a couple of issues. when is the presidio. i know there are plans for a hotel there. meetings have been canceled. i was wondering if we could have someone from the presidio update us on their plans and their philosophy. that way, the community has a forum that is a little more public than the existing forum. if that would be something other commissioners could agree to, that would be great. the other thing is that i wanted to request that the park merced project scheduled february 3 be moved. i will be out of town. after sifting through all the hearings, i would like to weigh in on the outcome. president miguel: [unintelligible

we hope to have that completed by the end of the month. if you have any questions, i would be happy to answer them. commissioner fewer: no questions, but one advantage of sitting here is that when you are addressing these things, you assure me that people are working on those things right now, and even though this is a finding the second year, i am hoping next year we don't have the same findings. we have hired some folks that have a very great attention to detail. it is informative for the board to know, because a lot of these things, we need to know. >> we just ran out of time. we decided, let's put the findings in their hand let's work towards getting the issue resolved. that is where we are in the process. >> i was able to sit in the session with the auditors as the share of the budget committee yesterday? i went through the report also, and i want to congratulate the auditor and the staff. we can actually submit our audit on time for several years now. prior, we were not submitting it on time. >> i remember one year we submitted in ma

i hope you have some i hope you are not out of love and money and do not get lost without you i know you were late with a payment before i hope you have money for this clean air item i hope you can do that today supervisor avalos: thank you. we will close public comment. move forward with recommendations.

i am hopeful that in the coming weeks this committee will make it even better.s leads me to my third and final point. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you, sir. >> which will save for another time. -- which i will say for another time. >> good afternoon. i am lowrie armstrong from the san francisco convention and visitors bureau. i am here to reinforce the fact that this type of opportunity in the bay -- i think you get that. unlike the world series and the super bowl, the america's cup will bring business for weeks, months, and years. like the olympics, it is a tremendous opportunity to benefit the people of san francisco by bringing a surge of economic impact to the city's largest industry -- tourism. the couple bring millions of spectators plus thousands of -- the cup will bring millions of spectators plus thousands of competitors. every dollar is spent outside the hotel on retail, transportation, and so on. the america's cup will support jobs for people who live all over san francisco. the largest part of the hotel tax goes into the general fund. that support ser

there anyone here who can inject a little hope -- is there anyone here who can inject a little hope? we know that there are barriers. we know the laws are overreaching. we have employers that ignore the laws. so what is the solution, dr. richard s. -- dr. richards? how are we going to turn this around for california and the nation? >> i am actually giving this paper in two weeks in finland at a conference, but just some of our ideas that come out of the convict criminology group. the first is and the war on drugs. just and it. -- just end it. it started in 1960 with richard nixon. it has been going on 50 years. nobody has even kept count of how many people have been arrested -- 10 million, 20 million, 30 million? it sounds like something out of stalin's russia. turn in your neighbors, turn in your friends. if you turn in 10 people, you get less time in prison. that is what it is, you know? this war on drugs is something out of stalin's russia. and let's stop this war on sex offenders before this gets way out of hand. it is already way out of hand. [applause] i know we are concerned a

i hope i didn't miss none. but, uh... that place is for real. >> interviewer: do you think this could all be part of your illness though and your delusion? >> part of my delusion? no, i don't think it's no delusion. it's not no delusion. the spirits are going which way they're going and that, that's delusions. 'cause it's like pinpointing right exactly where he's at. >> narrator: after spending 30 days in jail, lynn moore would be released one week later, he would be arrested again. we once believed, with deinstitutionalization, that the mentally ill would have the same rights and freedoms as the rest of us, but for the seriously mentally ill, real freedom can be hard to define. >> there is this notion of focusing on freedom, which is an important idea, of course, in our country, but what's maybe not appreciated is how free one isn't when you're being affected by schizophrenia. maybe there was a hope, when many people were in the hospitals, that we could do things better in the community, and that people would

time playing for canoes were another team hoping to win and hope. another result. they were up against the saints are really on with looking strong and hoping to get the number one seed the man f.c. that the game turned around when you bumble the ball three yards from the end zone running jenny dan hill to the defending champs in their own freeman three two touchdowns one of them to put the bucs up by ten. however and six tampa still whole sure it's by the giants and the packers one leg this is the playoff picture indianapolis the reg s. in the wild card brand they will use the new york jets on saturday the ravens and the chiefs of the other wildcard to have an a.f.c. top say the patriots instilling in the divisional round super bowl champions new orleans and coming in number five seats are more trouble to seattle while the eagles the hives the packers advances the surprise topsy in the n.f.c. i joined by chicago in the divisional. meanwhile one of the greatest quarterbacks brett farve has announced his retirement had to sit at the vikings final regular season game

we certainly hope it is not delayed. there's been ample and adequate study of the keystone pipeline. we believe it should be approved. amongst those approvals are made, the industry will move very quickly. the companies will move quickly to provide those opportunities to create the 340,000 new jobs that are estimated as a result of the handed oil sales coming from canada. >> hi, jack mccarry chen field. next week the national oil spill commission is going to come out with their finding the recommendations on the muck on the oil spill. almost certainly come one of their recommendations is going to be the creation of some kind of an independent, separate safe upon the answer but the nuclear energy has its intel. and you know, during their hearing, they made it clear that they don't think the transport sugar could go back because of the lobbying act dignity. what do you think about that kind of recommendation? do you support it? >> well, let me tell you where we've been. in the prepared text earlier, immediately following s

there you go. >> the young lovers were talking about i hope i get a kiss and you're going i hope i'm awake. >> well that's what 20 years does. >> yes. you know what, my hope is my wife is already asleep because how am i going to explain this playboy business. i'll get my new year's kiss tomorrow. i hope. >> that's what happens when you volunteer. interview playboy bunnies. >> it is a tough job and sometimes you get a difficult assignment. i'm up for it. >> way to end the year. >> thank you. >>> talking about all the revelery. police are out in force tonight looking for drunk drivers. this dui check point at 8th and fulsome street was one of many. saturation pat patrol patrols. extra service on some lines. b.a.r.t will extend its service until 3:00 a.m. and cal train will add four extra trains fro 12:: trains. >>> lawrence, really, rain at midnight? >> can you believe that? yes, that's really unfortunate timing but the cold front now beginning to slide through the bay area and it is bringing with that rain a lot of it showing up in parts of the north bay pretty impressive. modest to h

over time playing buccaneers were another team hoping to win and hope. another result right up against the saints a really on looking strong and hoping to get the number one seed to the n.f.c. but the game turned around when q. fumbled the ball three yards from the ends i understand dan hill to the defending champs in their own just freeman three two touchdowns that one of them put the bucs up bikes and. how is that sticks tampa still whole sure it's by the giants and the packers one meg this is the playoff picture indianapolis the reg guest in the wildcard rand the new york jets on saturday the ravens and the chiefs of the other wildcard having the a.f.c. top seeded patriots and still is blake in the divisional round super bowl champions new orleans and coming in number five seats some will travel to seattle while the packers advances the surprise top state in the n.f.c. i joined by chicago in the divisional. meanwhile one of the greatest quarterbacks ever brett farve has announced his retirement to sit at the biking is final regular season gang they di

the little boy's mom spoke out tonight. >> this missing boy's mother is hoping for a miracle. she refuses to give up on her baby. on her facebook page they said they have not found any bodies. until they do, keep an eye out for them. she sounded as if they knew chances of finding her son alive were slim. if jose wanted to commit suicide, you don't, why did he have to take my son with him? that was wrong. >> she said what was also wrong was how long it took him to tell the police about seeing the car go in the canal. what makes me mad is that farm worker did not call as soon as he saw that car go in, maybe in my son is in there they could have saved him. neighbors and well wishers are saddened by the latest development, some people lit candles in front of the family's house and the mayor said the city is behind the family. >> this is tragic all the way around, we are all here for her. >> even the mayor is trying to stay positive. he and others are praying that the child is alive. >> only thing i can tell you is that there's hope. there's hope. >>> in patterson, kron4 news. >>>

. >> i'm trying to find resolution i've don't hold hope. i do feel a bitp helpless. >> she is not alone. emily with the reserve group says many people they're at the mercy of these big insurance companies. >> individual market. customers don't have a the lot of buying power. when it comes to getting a better rate. >> in addition to blue shield, the commissioner asked several companies to delay pending rate increases to give his department time to fully review them the meantime, blue shield is forging ahead saying is will hire an expert to review changes and issue refunds if the actuary find problems leaving families like the summerfields frustrated and feeling like their hands are tiedch a tied. there is no way to get ahead. we need a house, we need health insurance. and it's, health insurance, but just costing a fortune. >> a new state law that went into effect requires insurance come pans cup pa companies to have rate increases reviewed. blue shield says it is appropriate and in response to rising costs. live, kimberly perry, bay area new

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i hope you have some i hope you are not out of love and money and do not get lost without you i know you were late with a payment before i hope you have money for this clean air item i hope you can do that today supervisor avalos: thank you. we will close public comment. move forward with recommendations. item 10 please. >> resolution regarding fillmore jazz community benefit district annual reports to the city: receiving and approving the district's annual reports for district fys 2007, 2008, and 2009, which include the district's proposed budget for district fy2010, as submitted pursuant to section 36650 of the business property and community benefit act of 1994 (california streets and highways code 36600 et seq.) and section 3.4 of the district's management contract with the city. supervisor avalos: thank you, victor. do we have someone to present? going on to public comment. >> regarding community benefit districts, city-wide, the mayor's office of economic work force is advising the community benefit districts that they do not have to comply with the city's sunshine ordinance. t

i hope you help those in thneed. i hope you know all the words to the national ahem and sing it with your hand over your heart. [applause] i hope that you jump in rain puddles. if there are rain puddles in heaven, cristina is jumping in them today. [applause] and here, on this earth, a year on this earth we place our hands over our hearts and we commit ourselves as americans to forging a country that is forever were t for gentle, happy spirits. god bless and keep those we have lost. th love and watch over the survivors and may he bless the united states of america. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, president obama for your remarkable and inspiring words. [applause] i also thank all of the speakers here tonight as well as all of the federal, state, and local leaders that have come tonight to lend their support. we have heard many inspirational thoughts from our distinguished guests. this time, i invite everyone here and those watching around the natio to join together in a moment of silence that will be followed by