chuck wrote to a girl scout from new york, named lizzie ivory.d cards continued for 45 years, with chuck on the west coast and lizzie on the east. dwighted by distance until today. >> scared to death. nervous. >> nervous. >> reporter: the pen pals are meeting face-to-face for the first time. >> oh, my god. chuck and lizzie shared their lives through letters. >> a picture of her in her wedding gown. the boy and girl, her children. >> reporter: lizzie says her conversations with chuck became even more meaningful after 9/11. >> then, everyone went off to the war. oh, yeah. that was what it was like for chuck when you left. >> reporter: lizzie's cards give the father of three something to look forward to, during war and the decades that followed. he got to watch his little girl grow up. >> it was really neat. it was really -- my daughter. >> reporter: in seattle, alisa jaffe, komo 4 news. >> what a great story. a lot of history. >> wet eyes in that room for that one, for sure. >>> coming up next on "good morning america," our popular series, "show me

chris: lizzi. >> we've been racking our heads. reporters like talking about a third party candidate and it makes us smart and pick through people who we think are -- but nobody here has a name on their list. >> let's remember the presidential election of 1992. ross perot got almost 19%. almost 19% of the vote in the 1992 presidential election. and he was the leading candidate before he went wacko -- chris: certifiable. he said the north koreans were running across his front lawn. >> the frontrunner through much of the summer. and i don't think bill clinton would have won that race if perot had not been in it. chris: there is a protest mood out there where people may not want to choose between obama and mitt romney. they would rather say i voted for john anderson. i voted -- maybe not petraeus but somebody like that. before we break another zast russ week for herman cain with that interminable pause over the libya question. and that pause followed rick perry deeply fatal pause in the g.o.p. debate last week. saturday night live mix

lizzie and i will check you out tomorrow. [ unintelligible ] >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> occupy protesters take over a bank of america branch pounding on desks and defacing walls. >> a bank manager demand they leave, but it didn't happen until police moved in and started making arrests. nearly a hundred of them were arrested tonight. good evening, everyone. i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. today's occupation of b of a in san francisco could be a sign of tactics yet to come. >> with demonstrators leaving their encampments and targeting banks. abc's -- [no audio] >> here we go. >> we shut all of the doors. >> the bank manager wanted the trespassers out, and police gave them the option to leave. some walked out, but mostnot. not. 95 arrests. one by one they were lead out of the building and into police vans as supporters cheered and onlookers tried to catch a glimpse of the action which was tense at times. >> the officers were taking bottles from the protesters and at some point we have even had protesters grab the happened gun of some of the off

lizzie trying to make sense of global economy and it's all change things as financial templates. to maintain confidence in markets and. wants to be seen trade imbalances recession look keep the nations close to collapsing in some plain looking for clues humph. to fail so we play bass again feelable thing is a us question seven and a smash the ceiling team feels it like ultimate in the clubs isn't up in st the i.m.f. the world strikes me on just programs increase that to an economist. close up team has been to the region where technological breakthroughs save human lives. on she goes to the sea. her unusual ways to protect me. were from a pioneer place local cuisine to the highest pitch. but her future developments depend on the way. she likes coast should close up on our t.v. . to the stories on our see russia raises the law against israel bombing to bomb iran's nuclear facilities say such an action would have disastrous consequences for the region. and also the head of the international monetary fund is in moscow looking for the kremlin is helping getting europe although the fin

they discovered an officer down in the backyard and was lizzy's. >>j.r.: i will show you where it all happened. offs this is where the police chase ended. the officer was killed. this is the shopping center. that white building, that is where police say if the robbery occurred and and the jays' lead officers here. this is mark avenue and janice street. janice street is the site of the official shooting. so that is where the chase ended into the office of killed. the houses in this neighborhood, police were going door-to-door searching for a potential second suspect. >>pam: this was the scene as officer's body was wheeled out of the hospital this morning. colleagues waited for him to be transported to the more. the death of an officer affects the entire department as well as the city of a vallejo, having a relatively small police department. everyone responded with concerned. denied full learning more about who he was. our team coverage continues with reggie kumar. >>reggie: from residents have started a makeshift memorial at the vallejo police depa

contented lizzie bermudez and myself will see you tomorrow. bye-bye. sf. >>> good evening. i'm carolyn johnson. a wildfire is burning out of control. >> evacuations are underway near silverado trail and soda canyon where the fire is growing. alan wang is there with the latest. alan? >> we are about half a mile away from the fire. definitely smoke blowing through the command center where we are. we are at silverado trail and soda canyon road. that's about two miles northeast of downtown napa. cal fire tells us 15 to 20 acres have burned. about two dozen homes are in this area and several residents have evacuated to this point. it started around 8:45, but the 25 mile per hour winds are definitely making it difficult to fight tonight. the flames are sweeping through neighborhoods. no homes are lost so far, but cal fire says at least two out buildings have burned. i would like to bring in a resident right now. how have you experienced the fire? >> it was the first fire on the hills. it is definitely a scary thing. my dad is up there with my husband and trying to keep it safe. >

lizzie has never been so critical in italy first of school need to do is majority in parliament in the. in the representatives of deputies so now corny with this of our many sers are to be a future of he's called. for action is the really our own situation into it because the spread between seeing years return and bonser d.t.p. and. bones lisa reaching five hundred points or zero point six per cent is a dramatic situation and the president of its own republic of georgia napolitano we have to wait for his decision to get new structural. reforms to soar again our economic big time greece will offer the resignation to pave the way for a new government comes as the country's leaders struggled to agree on a new prime minister as talks over that unity coalition into the second it was perfect drove is part of said to stand here once is replaced was pronounced in from government will lead the country until elections they're expected to be held in february under pressure to ratify a one hundred thirty billion euro emergency package and its political crisis the eurozone jeopardy our corresponden

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we pursue crocuses in this realm do you suppose he just goes to movies lizzie trying to censor political economy and it's on changelings us financial template easily the release of these families to me to you know to put into markets and make your points to these things way to balance this recession look keep the nations close to collapsing of supply looking for clues plans. to fail switchblade think and feel a little like think is us crash and imminent smash the ceiling seems to me just like course it introduces you nothing makes the i.m.f. spokesman just programs increase the total economy. twenty years ago this country is in. the suitcases. but how did you can. teach began to journey. where did it take the. wealthy british science and science. is not on. the. market. has come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's culture for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds of reports . in the czech republic and he's available in the gallery hotel and science central hotel for their needs so most of them will stop by to look him

all of this is sort of story protesters injured and many arrests and that was our senior producer lizzy caplan are from the occupy wall street protests the occupy oakland police crackdown lucy has been traveling around the country tracking this growing movement for the lay of the very latest on what's going on you can follow in her footsteps on twitter at sea cap'n up meanwhile problems has a rage on in france as the world's most powerful leaders gather for the g. twenty summit the focus now on the escalating drama in greece european leaders talking about getting greece off the euro as an attempt to rescue the currency the possibility of a looming greek default now hanging over the g twenty summit world leaders are worried that such a default will send shock waves throughout the girl zone and the world sparking a global recession r.v. correspondent nice anally joins us now from cannes. world leaders are scrambling to come up with a plan to rescue greece what are the latest developments. things have been developing very quickly here in france and in europe and especially all lies in gree

our correspondent lizzie caffein office also covering the occupy protesters have to artie's twitter stream for more allusive was asked to see as police weigh them to break up the latest protest in washington log on to her twitter feed for full coverage of b.s. events including photos and videos. one of the bad. driving the occupy movement is an increased tax on the rich that could help bolster the u.s. project a little later this hour we find out what something new yorkers think. as people get wealthier higher percentage of the they are going up until a certain point worse as you get even wealthier you want even more glory hard for mistakes of the streets of the big apple to gauge public opinion i'll stay with our team for the full results in just a few minutes. for people who want to play their part of the occupy movement but don't feel like hitting the streets saturday is the dates act it's officially back transfer day and move your money day both of which aim to deprive the big banks of their customers well let's cross to freelance writer kimberly thorpe in the us now for some insight k

was a researching a source that could be all of these things it's called for e r c correspondent lizzie takes a look at the oreo and why despite its touted benefits not everyone is on board yet . president obama has vowed to transition america to alternative energy in america run solely on fossil fuels should not be the vision we have for our children and our grandchildren solar winds vial mass have been touted as more viable energy sources the disaster in japan served as an example of the serious dangers associated with nuclear power plants by all of a sudden they raise this level to the highest level the levels of. shake but why. if there is a nuclear energy source that is safe green and have bonded some say thore out is that source light bridge based in virginia is now testing this next generation nuclear fuel in russia south gray is the c.e.o. of the company it dramatically reduces the amount of waste it comes out of the reactor reduces the toxicity of the waste coming out of the reactor and doesn't produce any weapons usable materials and it's estimated that the oriel is three time

who isn't wealthy i mean the max baucus is of the world are not wealthy people but they have to and lizzie what does it mean to be able number congress that isn't wealthy making two hundred thousand two hundred fifty thousand dollars a year. is actually fairly middle class is like below six figures even but the problem with people like him even is that they have to list the help of both the people to be able to get where they are so for example you know he's from montana because one of his largest campaign contributors are from new york from wall street right because he figured that the only way you can get to the head of the finance committee is that people like that so even with people who are not wealthy you may not you may have more natural empathy for working class people middle class people they have to enlist the help of very wealthy people to get elected and that's really a sign of a really corrosive and decayed campaign finance system i want to ask you what you think about for example eleanor holmes who is the representative here in washington d.c. of course i'm going to congress

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