report lu enlisted a year after graduating from high school. he was deployed in december and was supposed to return from afghanistan in july. >> at it my first time dealing with any kind of death, with someone i'm close with so at it really hard. i didn't know how to handle it. both her and i still feel like he's going to come home. >> we talked about how we were going to go to vegas together, and i still think theatz happening. >> reporter: lu's friends and family see him everywhere and in everything. in these shirts and in this balloon launch in his honor. >> one. two. three. >> reporter: but the smiles quickly faded once the 21-year-old arrived at his final resting site, the national cemetery in san bruno. a long line of mourners, including a congressman and lu's aunt, watched in silent, because this meant goodbye. ♪ >> reporter: lu is the first santa clara high school graduate to die during a military operation in the middle east. lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: police are investigating the discovery of a body found floating in the

one student walked around with a monitor taj of photos of lu covering a notebook. some of the inscriptions left by students on the wall are truly moving. this for example says it is hard to put in words how much of an inspiration you are to me. being able to dance with you and trick with you were the best times i had. >> reporter: the outpouring of affection keeps growing. among the spectators were harry lu's relatives. >> i'm really proud of harry. >> reporter: the school officials say he is the first santa clara high graduate to die in military operations in the middle east. >> everyone has a special memory of harry and they will carry it with them and live on with his memories. >> reporter: the remains of lance corporal harry lu have been returned to the u.s. services are pending. santa clara, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> he left his mark obviously on people. >>> let's go back and talk about the wind in relation to the fire in the mission district earlier. >> gusty conditions throughout the one-two-three inning as well and it will take several hours to taper off

aunt but a more public gathering took place less than a mile from lu's home in santa clara. hundreds remembered the santa clara high school graduate who died on watch duty on april 3rd. the death is under investigation. >> very troubling. i know he touched a lot of people. >> a lot of us considered hairie a brother. >> lu enlisted after graduating from high school. he was supposed to return from afghanistan in july. >> it's my first time dealing with any kind of death. so someone i'm close with. so aitz really hard. i don't know how to handle it. both her and i still kind of feel like he's going to come home. >> lisa: when he came home, he planned to celebrate. he turned 21 just three days before his death. there were a few bright spots on a day where the youngest learned about death. this was one of them. a balloon launch in honor of harry. >> one two, three. shot. >> harry lu is the first santa clara high school graduate to die in a military operation in the mideast. lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: city officials in coast cross, contra costa county are some some -

thousand of miles away he watched in horror as a man tried to hug lu.d to hold lu qian. she was resisting and saying, no, no, please don't. at that time, my mind went blank. >> reporter: lu's boyfriend who did not want to show his face, frantically tried to get help but there was little he could do. lu's body was found in her apartment the next morning. she was naked from the waist down. but the autopsy found no obvious signs of sexual assault. they also couldn't determine how she died. police arrested dickson on wednesday as the victim's grieving parents were arriving in canada from china. >> translator: at the beginning i did not believe it was true. she was a very hard-working and outstanding girl. >> reporter: as the canadian coroner's office tries to figure out how lu died police are searching for lu's missing laptop, cell phone and webcam. aaron katersky, abc news. >>> nevada republican senator john ensign is now calling it quits. the senate ethics committee has been investing a messy extramarital affair with the former staffer. there are also all

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harry lu was laid to rest. >> lance cpl. lu was a son, a friend and a brother to so many. >> he was a blood brother. i know a lot of us consider him as one. our brothers. >> hundreds remembers the man who died in afghanistan april 3rd while on watch duty. his death is still under investigation. >> it's really sad to be here for this rain. >> lu enlisted a year after graduating from high school. he was deployed in december. he was supposed to return from afghanistan in july. >> it's my first time dealing with any kind of a death with someone i am close with. so it was really hard. i didn't know how to handle it. we both feel he will come home. >> we talk about how we are going to vegas together with our group of friends. i still think that he's coming. >> lu's friends and family see him everywhere and in everything. in these shirts and even in this balloon launch in his honor. >> one, two, three! >> but the smiles quickly faded once the 21-year-old arrived at his final resting site, the national cemetery in san bruno. a long

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he charged with the murder of the 23 year old lu. was chatting with her boyfriend in china on skype when someone came in the room. lu's body was found the next morn nude from waist down but there was no obvious sign was sexual assault. >> at the beginning, i couldn't believe it was true. she was hard work outstanding girl. >> the coroner's office is working to determine how lu died. they are searching for the web cam and missing laptop and cell phone. >> approving a budget plan that doesn't include cuts in service. boy doing so. they will keep all 86 trains rolling and trains rolling for another year. starting july 1st. parking will cost a extra dollar a day. >> 100 teachers are told they are no longer at risk of being laid off. the district will be able to save more than 80 percent of the jobs. still 42 or 50 teachers might be let go. >> residents affected by the land slide are meeting to see what their options may be. the citied the home openers to do an interim tax but not the slide itself. homeowners say since the city owned the

lu's unit was said to be doing counterinsurgency work with security forces.is death is under investigation. >> kristen: president obama meets with republicans to try to hammer out a budget and avoid a government shutdown come this weekend. it would hurt millions of americans dependent on government services. >>> late last night house republicans put another deal on the table, proposal would fund the government one more week while cutting $12 billion across federal agencies. if approved it would buy lawmakers a few more days to work out a budget. republican leaders will meet with president obama today at the white house to try and figure out a solution. both sides have been working around the clock to avoid a government shutdown which would force many federal agencies to close. the deadline is this friday. some are ready to say if a deal is not made. >> harry reid refuses to negotiate in good faith. that is the reality. >> in the con texas we're dealing with is not as bad but it's getting the job done. >> they are at odds in how much to cut. the president hope

and the grad was harry lu. >> there are no words tochl plain how grateful i am of him. this is -- you can't break the bond. >> they gathered to pay their respects. >> everyone is influenced by him in some way or another. whether through dancing or art talents or tricking, just being the person he was. >> lu died sunday in afghanistan. students remember him for making him laugh and dance. one student walked around with photos of lu covered a notebook. others crowded to express sadness. some inscriptions are truly moving. this says it's hard to put into words how much of an inspiration you are to me being able to dance with you and trick with you? that was was the best time i've had. >> the idea started with a single posting on facebook. among the spectators were his relatives. >> i am following harry. >> officials say he's the first graduate to die in the middle east. >> everyone has a certain special area with them, he'll live on with memories. >> the remains have been returned to the u.s., services are pending. >> and richmond says no deal for plans on a casino propert

he was the son of sandy and anna lu, the sister of carmen lu and was my nephew. he died in helmand protches. he joined the marines in august of 2009 and reported to his unit in february of 2010. he was based in hawaii with the third marine regimen, third marine expeditionary force. his unit was deployed to the middle east in november when they joined the marine combat team for counterinsurgencey work with the afghan national security forces. their goal was to provide security to locals and to promote development in the regime. he was set to return home on july, 2011, three months before his death. harry was a popular and outgoing student, both at santa clara high school where he graduated in june, 2008, and at mission college where he took classes for a year. he was known for joking, smiling and for wanting to keep the mood light. one of his teachers said he brought life and laughter to the classroom. he loved physical sports, especially tricking a former breakdancing involving kicks, flips and twists. it combines chinese martial arts and gymnastics. as a member

i still think he's coming. >> lu's friends and family see him everywhere and in everything.ts and even in this balloon lawn inch his honor. >> one, two, three! but the smiles quickly faded once a 21-year-old arrived at his final resting site, the national cemetery. a long line of mourners, including a congressman and his aunt, judy chu, watched in silence because this meant good-bye. in san bruno, abc7 news. >>> thousands participated in the annual pat tillman run at azubuike state university this weekend. pat's run honors fallen army veinger and nfl star pat tillman who grew up in san jose and played football for arizona state and the arizona cardinals. this week they announced the opening of the pat tillman veteran center to help military families. it camps as his mother is speaking out against the appointment of general stanley crystal to an advisor to military families. she said he's unfit for the appointment because he helped cover-up the real story of her son's death. >> mary tillman said president obama made a big mistake. >> i don't think it's the appropriate choice.

los republicanos logran su objetivo ( >>> los legisladores miembros de la comisión judicial, dieron lusue consideran esta ley similar a la ley sb 1070, se aprobó con 2 importantes enmiendas y no sería obligtaorio sino voluntario que se subscriban aún así los inmigrantes están preocupados >>> el próximo paso es el comité de justicia criminal, cualquier cosa puede pasar para empeorar. antes de pasar. >>> la senadora flores defiende su proyecto: para mí hubiera sido muy fácil pasar por alto la inmigración, pero es un tema muy importante, que no entienden el valor de los inmigrantes >>> muchos empresarios, a través de la florida, se han opuesto a este tipo de proyectos, dicen que resultará muy costoso, de momento que tienen problemas en su economía. los más afectados son los que dependen de los inmigrantes >>> curiosamente, este proyecto tampoco fue del agrado de las organizaciones antiinmigrante. >>> esán destruyendo más gente, más dolor a la gente, más dolor a las mujeres, hombres, niños >>> está legalmente en el país, es residente, pero ayer fue a la capital de la florida a protestar est

de los do, ntes de san francisco, que descrito l hospital, es calvo usa bárbara y creen que tiene un lue tras sepies con cabello cortó y ia wilson" almendra. >>> una mujer se recupera tras dia hora.da por dos perros intento fue ayer cuando una mujer caminaba con su perro que murió con la mordidas de los erros la víctima que intentó separar a lo perros, pero la medicaid y hasla también. alimentos del presupuesto aprobado por el congreso, rogramas como medicare y medical podrían sufrir cambias desde washington fernando tienen -ás detalles. >>> la cámara de representantes aprobó una propuesta republicana para el próximo año fiscal que comienza en octubre y cambiaría el medicare y medical. >>> en el voto ninguno demócrata votó a favor. >>> para nuestra comunidad que depende mucho de los que hemos con tribunal ido * esto nos mata. >>> medicare le entrego río bonos * a personas mayores para que compren bonos privado. >>> los cambios no afectarían a ninguna personas mayor en estados unidos, porque nunca personas mayor de 55 años será afectada por ninguno de estos cambios. >>> la asociación ame

it reads barack hussein obama the second was born august the fourth, 1961, in hon lu huh, hawaii, theresident hopes this is the final chapter in what he calls a national distraction. >> i do not have time for this kind of silliness. we got better stuff to do. i have got better stuff to do. we got big problems to solve and i am confident we can solve them but we are going to have to focus on them. not on this. >> the latest cbs news new york times pole showed that 25% of those asked believe the president was not born here in the united states and even more republicans doubt he was born here as well. reality tv host donald trump one of the president's most outspoken critics calls it a great personal accomplishment. >> he should have done it a long time ago, i am honored frankly to play such a big role, in hopefully, hopefully, getting rid of this issue. >> the donald in new hampshire stumping away today. most of the possible 2012 republican caned dates agree with gree with the president and and labeled it a distraction. >> gas passing the 4 dollar mark this could ease the pain. the pres

after lu graduated in 2008 he came back to the school to help coach others. >> everyone here is -- has been influenced by him in some way or another. whether through dancing or talents. and his tricking. or just being the person he was, friendly with everyone. >> students are writing tributes on a wall in the main hallway. >> the president called a late night meeting at the white house to try to avert a government shut down. he will sit down again with house speaker john boehner to try to hammer out a short term measure for funding the government. if no agreement is reached the government will run out of money on midnight on friday. and in oakland, employees told abc 7 news they haven't been told whether they're coming to work next week. >> we're just waiting to hear from something... from the congress what they're going to do. we don't know yet. and this is coming up to friday, deadline. we're in the dark. oof 800,000 employees could be sent home without pay. >> some of the president's supporters getting sticker shock in san francisco a cording to the chronicle, the exclusive april 20

lu. >> [speaking chinese] >> good morning. i am a board member of the community tenants' association. we are the largest community- based grassroots tennis group in san francisco, over 1000 members. all of our members are low- income renters. one-third of our membership resides currently in sro units. we have over 60 members present today as they recalled earlier, and are here to express concern about the bedbug epidemic and the rise of the infestation and need for a more streamlined and foresman regarding the issue. we also think the board of supervisors and city government for the opportunity to speak on behalf of bedbugs and hope that we have your support on better enforcement process and streamlined and forth the procedures. thank you. >> [speaking chinese] >> good afternoon. i am the president of the resident improvement association. we are an organization established by members of the chinatown housing project. we of more than 400 households in the development. most are low income modeling goal, immigrant families and se

i think we can bridge to regulatory fairly ease lu at that point and i was going to ask jeff to comment on regulatory issues and how they employ bead some of your issues. >> thank you, emily. one topic i think of with regulatory aspects. we're trying to do what we call integrated regional water planning menl meant but it's difficult and foreign. we're trying do it on the water aspect and introduce, sewer, water and flood control and we don't do that very well. most of it is split by boundaries. i'm lucky because i have a regional agency and mine over lies a whole host of flood control areas and water basin manager's and sewer projects and we're trying coordinate with all of them on integrated projects and we have no input in land use other than commenting which is a whole host of other cities and counties. so, we're not very well coordinated in terms of our planning and that is a tremendous draw back and it's a good effort we're trying get together in terms of water resources but we're at a very early staple and that perhaps ties back to legislation and it's local land use speculation a

she has nothing left now but the dog and her puppies.e names, lu twister. >>> our coverage ochl devastation will continue later on on "good morning america." >>> breaking news out of iraq, a pair of car bombs has broen up outside a green zone. the attack targeted a military convoy. >>> and in japan, another step towards normalcy. toyota started production at all its plants for the first time since the earthquake and tsunami hit. it could take up to nine months to end the nuclear crisis. >>> here at home, a miner is missing in idaho. a tunnel collapsed more than 600 feet below ground. crews are hoping a remote-controlled digging machine will help find him. the machine has to be taken apart, lowered more than a mile underground and then put back together. >>> air traffic controllers have new rules to follow. at least nine hours between shifts instead of eight. controllers cannot trade that shift without that nine-hour break. managers will schedule themselves for more early morning and late night hours. >> we can make changes. the controllers have to take responsibility. they have to be well-r

police say 23-year-old chin lu was talking to a friend about 1:00 a.m. on friday, when a man knocked on her door and asked to use the phone. the online witness said she saw lu and the man struggling before the man turned off off the laptop computer. police found her dead ten hours later. they say there's no physical signs of trauma. by the way, the laptop computerrer is still missing. >>> a big announcement from fidel castro who has been in a leadership role in cuba for over 50 years. >>> and what the president is doing to deal with the nation's debt and how it might be tied to his reelection bid. >>> and a politician known for his creative dance moves is getting a warning. . >>> good morning to you. a live look from san jose. mostly gray skies. a little soggy out there. 57 as you step outside the door. >>> all right. time now, 7:1. well, standard & poor's is saying investors shouldn't have been surprised when it lowered the long-term outlook on u.s. debt. officials say they've been warning they would take that move for two years. the current rate in the

. >> reporter: here's a 2008 yearbook photo of lance corporate harry lu. hep was killed -- he was killed yesterday during an operation. his family is not commenting and friends are declining to say anything until the pamly talks. lew is described as well liked and talented. >> lew was adept at hip hop and break dancing. he was a part of the break dancing club and the vietnamese association. he was musically inclined and played percussion in middle school. we're told he was passionate about dancing and spoke about it at a gathering referred to hip hop 101. >> hip hop cannot be contained. it's a way of life and for many it's a way of fighting a stride. >> every time you saw him he had a big smile on his face and a lot of energy. >> reporter: lew was a teachers' assistant for one semester. >> i find it hard to deal with because all the horrible things happening in afghanistan are happening to our young children. >> reporter: lew wrote, life is like a dance. sometimes you'll step on some toes. live in santa clara, lloyd lacuesta. >>> more details now on u.s. c

. >> reporter: here's a 2008 yearbook photo of lance corporate harry lu. hep was killed -- he was killed yesterday during an operation. his family is not commenting and friends are declining to say anything until the pamly talks. lew is described as well liked and talented. >> lew was adept at hip hop and break dancing. he was a part of the break dancing club and the vietnamese association. he was musically inclined and played percussion in middle school. we're told he was passionate about dancing and spoke about it at a gathering referred to hip hop 101. >> hip hop cannot be contained. it's a way of life and for many it's a way of fighting a stride. >> every time you saw him he had a big smile on his face and a lot of energy. >> reporter: lew was a teachers' assistant for one semester. >> i find it hard to deal with because all the horrible things happening in afghanistan are happening to our young children. >> reporter: lew wrote, life is like a dance. sometimes you'll step on some toes. live in santa clara, lloyd lacuesta. >>> more details now on u.s. c

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. >>> the casket carrying the body of 21-year-old lance corporal harry lu arrived tonight. family and friends watched in silence as a marine honor guard escorted the casket to a waiting hearse. he was a popular 2008 graduate of south carolina high school and a skilled trip dancer who coached students there. funeral services will take place tomorrow morning at the church of the valley in santa clara. >>> arnold schwarzenegger commuted the sentence of esteban nunez. he made a rather unexpected comment on it in los angeles. lyanne melendez records. >> good morning, governor. how are you? >> don't ask me the same question because i don't want you boring the hell out of me. >> i think a lot of people want to know why did you reduce the sentence for esteban nunez? >> the former governor refused to answer the question and instead made snoring sounds. when she heard that the mother of louis santos was outraged. >> it makes me so mad that a person has no soul. they abuse power and try and get away with it. it is unbelievable. >> reporter: in 2008, santos was walking with friends on

. >> with the first pick in the 2011 nfl draft, the carolina panthers select lu how. >> a superior athlete they picked a chinese baby. wow. this is pretty good. gloria allred has another case on her hands. she's representing justin quinn, who claims that a pitching coach for the atlanta braves, baseball team, made homophobic comments and crude sexual gestures to some fans in front of his kids before the braves/giants game in san francisco saturday. he said when he confronted the guy about it, the coach threatened him with a bat. and here is gloria detailing what allegedly occurred. >> mr. quinn heard coach mcdowell say to these men, quote, are you guys a homo couple or a threesome? end quote. then the coach allegedly grabbed a baseball ball and started shoving the small end through a circle formed by his finger and thumb, simulating sex. the coach then allegedly said, are you three giving it to each other up the, and he a crude word for rear end. while thrusting his hips forward and backward in a sexual manner. coach mcdowell put up three fingers, pointing at the men and in response, some

clara high school will hold a memorial service this afternoon for 21-year-old lance corporal harry lu. the marine died over the weekend while supporting combat operations. he graduated from santa clara high school in 2008 and was set to return home this july. his death is still under investigation. >>> weeks after voting to okay a strike, a nurses union has reached a deal with stanford and lieu sill packer children's hospital. tomorrow the 2700 nurses at those hospitals will vote on a contract deal which calls for a 4% pay raise for all nurses. the contract also makes it slightly tougher for nurses to get promoted. the labor dispute has been going on more than a year and nurses have been working without a contract since march 2010. >>> why vote if your city lawmakers could just do it for you. supervisor scott weiner wants to put a proposal on the november ballot that would let the supervisors change or appeal voter-approved laws. he says his plan is in response to criticism from voters who say lawmakers should be able to, quote, do their jobs and pass laws without having to have voter

but critics such as gordon lu, an economics professor at pe king university, have told the government changes are not changing... are not taking place fast enough. >> people have the freedom to speak out what they think, what they suggest as long as you say things for the country, for the people, right? positive or negative. it's fine. you know, the government can listen to it, can, you know, ignore it. but now they begin to let you say it. i feel that's good. that's very good progress in china. which were not possible not long ago. >> the government does allow some media criticism. we were able to work freely without officials because we were shooting stories about the environment and health care. but journalists who tend to focus on political dissidents say they are routinely harassed. the limits were recently spelled out in a memo issued in january by the communist party's central propaganda bureau and publicized by reporters without borders. the 10-point notice instructs journalists to avoid reports on collective actions pointing towards and focusing on the party and the governmen

they will hold a memorial service for 21-year-old lance corporal harry lu. the marine died over the weekend while supporting combat operations. he graduated from santa clara high in 2008. you can see he was a spirited guy and he was actually set to return this july. his death is still under investigation. >>> right now it's 6:09. we want to check in with christina taking a peek at the forecast this morning. >>> and it's a good-looking forecast. good morning to you. well, we're halfway through the workweek now and our temperatures are going to be pretty comfortable today. we'll end up in the 60. we will see the sun at least the first part of the day and the clouds move in, part of a system that will bring us significant rain tomorrow. snow levels starting at about 4500 feet, falling to 2500 feet as we head through late thursday, so we could see a dusting of sfoe over mt. hamilton and something else we haven't seen for quite some time, friday morning waking up with some widespread frost with temperatures back in the 30s. in fact overnight lows will be in the 3

all lanes are now back open, all live looa live lu can see there are still flares in the roadway so be aware of that. no slowing to report. a bridge check looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, a bit more volume tracking out there and then we saw 10 minutes ago but still a very easy ride. traffic moves well along the upper deck king getting to the bridges problem free. over at this san mateo bridge traffic is still very light at this hour, pots of space between taillights, no way that the toll plaza with a drive time of 14 minutes. upper to the lord be shore freeway in albany traffic moves well. -- lower bay shore freeway--ac transit board and many are on schedule. public transit is movg smoothly this morning. a look at your forecast. >> louisa: temperatures to warm this morning, however as we head towards the afternoon we will see some slight changes. oakland 57, by noon time working our way up to 73. high-temperature today at 76, comfortable and then back down to 60 by 8:00 p.m. we did set records yesterday once again the second day in a row. asset boat caught up to 80 degrees breakin

>> that's rid diblg lus. ridiculous.be willing to pay $5. >> by and large, every time you take that out. >> reporter: he's ride, five bucks can get you a foot long sandwich at subway, or half a tank of gas. $260 a year, all in fee. but they do have some supporters. on consumer blogs, customers stood up for chase, writing they might as well profit from their competition in this way. and i don't blame chase on this at all. well, we asked the head of consumer banking whether they would raise atm fees for chase customers as well. he said month. >> so you'd start to get wlatha going on here, i think they're telling people, be a chase customer. >> right. it's a marketing technique. this time, they're issuing a stick, rather than a carrot. >> it could back fire, people could get angry when they see that $5 pop up. >> you can get a subway sandwich instead. >>> overnight, the mega millionaires, why the luckiest move ever could have been grabbing a snicker's bar. then we asked them to try new dove visible care. a revolutionary new

. >>> lance corporal harry lu was killed sunday during an operation in the helmman province.e graduated from santa clara high school. the people who knew him are struggling with the news of his death. the defense department says his death is under investigation. >>> twenty minutes before 9:00. even though there's still no guarantee, the 4ers are moving, the city council is expected to approve plan about the change in name. if a deal does come through, construction on a new 9ers stadium in santa clara could begin in 201. >>> 8:41. giants are hoping for their second win of this young season tonight in san diego. madison bumgardner will get the start in that game, which is the' padres' home ohm her. the giants' opener is on friday against st. louis. >>> now, "train" will perform the star-spangled banner. the game begins at 1:45 e we'll have live coverage of the home -- 1:45. we'll have live coverage of the home opener right here on "mornings on 2". >>> are older modeled planes a damager in the sky? coming up, we'll go live to los angeles for more on the safety inspections starti

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service will be held in santa clara f following that service 21-year-old lu will be buried at golden gate national cemetery in san bruno. >>> local veterans have access to free services today. it's part of the sixth free resource fare put on by the san jose vet center. free services do include information on counseling, community education and help are post-war adjustment. it all begins at 10 a.m. in the fiesta building in santa clara. >>> activists in the transgender community are calling for peace after the beating of a young transgender woman. a rally was held lasts night in san francisco at 16th and mission, where the attack took place. that 20-year-old transgender woman who was attacked was at that rally. san francisco district attorney george gascon has charged two suspects in the beating with a hate crime. >> we're very concerned uptick of crimes of hate in the city in the last several months. >> we feel -- stigmatized. we're still discriminated against and we're still suffering -- >> killed around the country? >> ella a transgender support group created a memorial in remembra

[applause] jack lu, the director of office management and budget. gene sperling, chair of the national economic council, is here. [applause] members of our bipartisan fiscal commission are here, including the two outstanding chairs, erskine bowles and allen simpson are here. [applause] and we have a number of members of congress here today. i'm grateful for all of you taking the time to attend. what we've been debating here in washington over the last few weeks will affect the lives of the students here and families all across america in potentially profound ways. this debate over budgets and deficits is about more than just numbers on a page. from our first days as the nation, we have put our faith in premarkets and free enterprise as the engine of america's wealth and prosperity. any othercitizens of country, we are rugged individuals. a self-reliant people with a healthy skepticism of too much government. but there's always been another thread running through our history. a belief that we're all connected. and that there are some things we can on

many different issues working with you, and my own personal feeling is that former deputy secretary lu is not as prickly as felix and perhaps you were as combative and argumentative as oscar, you were not as sloppy. and you have to read the secretary's release before you know what i'm talking about he, but anyway, i d wish you the best of luck, and it is a betterment for syracuse university, and we will miss you. presidenobama's response to the crisis in libya may provoke questions that are not fully answerable at this time, but i believe it was the right policy, because the alternative acquiescence in the face of mass murder was intenable, and i believe it was done in the right way, namely with the cooperation of the international community. president obama's policy has unquestionably saved many lives and probably tens of thousands of them, and it has weakened a brutal dictator and egregious t. it will also cause other dictatorial regimes to think twice before they use unbridled violence against peaceful protesters. we have been focusing on protection and doing so in a way that spread

days as you can imagine we were not tweeting around the clock in 1980's we extra time and dave and luited me to join them for dinner. the dining room at the train hotel was packed and noisy and filled with delegates and reporters and there was a combo playing in the background. there was nothing rushed or hurried as we ate and talked about a week ahead. finally, it was time to go over to the convention floor. as we were selling that the bill he leaned back in his chair and he looked over. i never forgot what he said next. my head tells me to go to the convention, he said, but my feet want to stay here and boogie. [laughter] this is perhaps a side of him most of you have never seen. [laughter] i would also be remiss if i didn't mention he kept the messiest office in the newsroom, that driving with him could be an adventure especially in light, and as george suggested he could be sometimes technologically challenged. more than once when we were on the road together and he was struggling to finally story on that line, our political editor at time would call me and say can you just go to

the other 60-;lus influence, but they have no connection to it. everything unpleasant happening around the country is blamed on the tea party. i think that is why the image of the tea party has gone somewhat downhill since the last election. >> also note that there are two party members who are not freshman. >> if anybody is trying to personify it, it is michelle bachmann. it has been helpful to the democrats. the republican party has become a radical in many ways. 42% of identified republicans cannot believe obama was born in this country. that is going right to the legitimacy of the president. there is a group of people in the party who are mad as hell and not taking it anymore, and they are impacting how issues are done with here in washington and at the state led all, and it is one of the things that gives the democrats hope, and they had little three months ago. >> the observation that it is not a third party. they are operating within the republican party. it is an important dynamics obvious in the last election come on these aren't new voic