i'm john berry. my wife started the richmond recycling action center with five of her friends in 1970. she suckered me into helping her three years later. six months after that ed dunn sr. came along and said this looks like fun and we can do it in two. and we got together and a few months later hanc opened up. so i'm partial, as you might tell. i also love gardening and i think gardening is really important. i think if you have $250,000, spend it in a place that is less costly to install gardens. but the main thing is, you don't close the firehouse to put in an opera house because you need opera houses. have you to have firehouses. it is the series of a firehouse. you don't close it. breaking federal law, state law and local law. and we're on a lease through june. have a look at that. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is martha ross. i don't live in the neighborhood but this is big are than the neighborhood issue. this recycling center is a model and historical monument. t

. >>> and john berry has died. berry was best known for this film score. ♪ >> deeply cool.he british-born jon barry died in new york. he was 77 news. >>> good morning to you all of you, juju. tonight we begin on "world news," a week-long series, asking how do we take care of our aging relatives, all of those issues, without buckling under the strain in so many families. the new series is designed to help everyone and it's tonight on "world news." >> that's the news at 8:07. time for the weather with sam champion. good morning, sam. >> good morning, juju. i'm surprised that it was a little cold out outside this morning. bosses it definitely feels colder than last week. i don't know why. let's get to the boards. one or two things we're talking about. we're concentrating on that powerful system that puts itself together for the country. three quarters of the country for the next three days. severe snow in the south, and ice. minneapolis will go to 4 degrees on wednesday. kansas city, 9. chicagoland, your temperatures tonight change until thursday. but we have incredible snow.

berry. today, we begin with moving forward. the second of six funerals will held this morning for victims of the last weekend's tragic shooting in tucson. federal judge john roll will be laid to rest a day after family and friends gathered to say good-bye to the youngest victim, 9-year-old christina taylor green. meanwhile, investigators in the case have uncovered new evidence. nbc's jay gray reports. >> reporter: investigators now confirm a black bag with 9 millimeter ammunition inside was found by a neighbor just blocks from jared loughner's house, and is likely the one the accused gunman was spotted with just hours before the attack. as their investigation continues, later today friends and family will say a final good-bye to federal judge john roll killed in the attack. yesterday, the youngest of the victims was the first to be buried. >> but she has found her dwelling place in god's mansion. she went home. >> reporter: images can't capture the depth of their pain. classmates forced to learn lessons that should come much later in life, if ever at all. in the midst of all the overwhelming struggle they amongst all they have faced, many say the hope the