michael davis? >> yes, hello. i am michael davis, president and ceo of pure water, a mission driven company that provides an alternative for bottled water. one of the wayne's -- one of the ways we've done that in the city and county of san francisco is to replace the bottled water systems. the save the city and county over $1 million do not, as well as helping to reduce bottle used. i am looking forward to using the water bottles in the upcoming america's cup event. it is something that is very easy to do. at the monterey jazz festival recently, it was -- people get more hydrated when there is free money -- free water available than if they have to buy bottled water. is a positive impact on the health -- it is a positive impact on the help of the citizens, providing drinking water for people. so, thank you. >> thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? go ahead. >> well, i was going to ask a question about the 15,000 and how was that derived? but then i did see about the bottled water and he did me

. >> my husband, corporate michael davis, was killed in baghdad. after the funeral i felt ostracized. i wanted to talk about it with other widows. i'm taryn davis and i invited military widows to share their love, sacrifice and their survival. there are moments where they can all reflect. >> our lives didn't end the day our husbands died. >> don't let anyone tell you how to grieve. >> they feel like they're living life to the fullest. >> from my first event i went from going completely alone to not anymore. >> the military widows they have given me life again. >> in haiti, every day of your life you are seeing poor kids. i wanted to do something good for my country. to see the face of a kid, that makes me happy. i wanted the kids to be good citizens. they can do something. believe in themselves. >> in mexico, people with disabilities who can't around have no options. i'm richard st. dennis, i take wheelchairs to people in mexico who can't afford them but really need them. >> oh, yeah. >> mobility means being independent. and more active. when i see

. >> my husband, corporal michael davis, was killed in baghdad, iraq. after the funeral, i felt ostracized. i would like to write off my grief due to my young age and i just wanted to talk it with other window dose. i'm taryn davis and i invite a new generation of military widows to share their love, their sacrifice, and their survival. there are moments where they can all reflect. >> our lives didn't end the day that our husbands died. >> don't let might be tell you how to grieve. >> followed by that time where they feel like they're living life to the fullest. >> from my first event, i went from feeling completely alone to not anymore, at all. >> these military widows, they have given me life again. >> in haiti, every day of your life, you are seeing poor kids. i wanted to do something good for my country, for the kids. my name is patrice millet and i do education and soccer with haitian kids. to see the joy on a face of a kid, that makes me happy. i want the kids to be very good citizens. they can do something. they can believe in themselves. >> in m

you look at joel harris of morehouse college, michael davis, krista highin los angeles, donny wade atiew university. these people are being beaten to death or drowned or folks are suffering brain damage, comat e comatose, all of these things so if people want to disagree with me, that's fine, if they want to disagree with my argument but they can't give me my argument and the point is this. i never said that hazing does not occur in white greek organizations. i never said that white greeks should not be suspended or disbanded. i'm simply saying that the manifest indicatiation of it is different in black greek groups. anderson, these are groups very difficult to have an honest and reasonable conversation with. you'll have folk who are affiliated with famu and with this band who will simultaneously say we really grieve for robert chachon and his family and pivot saying he shouldn't have consented this and the band can't go away. when did the organizations become so sacred we can't have conversations about banning them from our camp uses because nothing else worked? >> why is this differ

joining me is bobby davis and michael lang and their attorney gloria allred. thank you very much indeed, all three of you, but both gentlemen for coming forward here. a courageous thing to do, not an easy thing to do. let me ask you first, bobby, why have you done this? >> i believe i'm coming forth to help children, to give them the courage to talk. you know, because i was afraid all my life to talk about this, and i need to stand up for myself and let people know that it's okay to talk about this and bring awareness. we can't allow things to go the way they did. there needs to be change. i believe the way to do that is by speaking up. and we can't allow people and institutions to handle this the way they did. in regards to why -- what boeheim said, coach boeheim, it hurt very much. that's why we're filing this lawsuit because the damage he did to us and what he said and calling us liars is very hurtful. and i just believe he needs to be held accountable and the way the university handled it also needs to be held accountable. and i just believe the way boehei

. >> my husband, corporal michael davis, was killed in baghdad, iraq. after the funeral, i felt ostracized. i would like to write off my grief due to my young age and i just wanted to talk it with other window dose. i'm taryn davis and i invite a new generation of military widows to share their love, their sacrifice, and their survival. there are moments where they can all reflect. >> our lives didn't end the day that our husbands died. >> don't let might be tell you how to grieve. >> followed by that time where they feel like they're living life to the fullest. >> from my first event, i went from feeling completely alone to not anymore, at all. >> these military widows, they have given me life again. >> in haiti, every day of your life, you are seeing poor kids. i wanted to do something good for my country, for the kids. my name is patrice millet and i do education and soccer with haitian kids. to see the joy on a face of a kid, that makes me happy. i want the kids to be very good citizens. they can do something. they can believe in themselves. >> in m

miles davis. michael jackson who i worked with. prince.ant, led zeppelin, stevie wonder, marvin -- i can go on and on and on. it's long. >> what do they have that makes them a star? because you can be a great artist without being a star. >> that's true. >> what's the extra dimension that turned those people -- >> it's that thing. >> what is it? >> you can't really name it. >> can you describe it? >> it's just that thing, something special. that spark. >> when did you realize you had it, the whole package, the ability to take the talent and the artistry and be a star? what was the moment for you? >> i don't know if i've ever come to that point. >> well, 35 million albums isn't bad. >> i'm very hard on myself. >> you don't think you're a star? >> somehow i'm always still that kid trying to get the record deal. very strange. >> is that insecurity or is it hard work? >> i put myself up against the greatest people, the people i mentioned, the people that influenced me that are amazing. that's what i'm weighing myself against. i think that i'm b

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davis is a widow. she lost her husband, michael, in iraq just 17 months after they said "i do."other widows like her, but couldn't find one. so she created the american widow project, where 900 young women gather in person and on facebook to support one another and remember. taryn felt a void and filled it herself, and others. this is why i salute her. [ applause ] >> the truck flipped and landed upside down with him up top, and he was crushed. >> killed by an ied in afghanistan. >> suicide bomber. >> he committed suicide. >> he took off and the nose dipped, and then it spiraled to the ground. >> they came to my house thursday morning. >> nobody else is going to be at your door at 5:45 in the morning. >> they told me my husband was not coming home. >> you don't marry someone and look at them and go, oh, you're going to die. >> to lose your best friend, your life. >> the most difficult thing about being a widow is waking up every day knowing that my husband's not going to be there. >> when you have lost the one person that made you feel like you'll never be alone, and then all of

davis is a widow. she lost her husband, michael, in iraq just 17 months after they said "i do." community of other widows like her, but couldn't find one. so she created the american widow project where 900 young women gather in person and on facebook to support one another and remember. taryn felt a void and filled it herself, and others. this is why i salute her. >> the truck flipped and landed upside down with him up top and he was crushed. >> killed by an ied in afghanistan. >> suicide bomber. >> he committed suicide. >> he took off and the nose dipped, and then it spiralled to the ground. >> they came to my house thursday morning. >> nobody else is going to be at your door at 5:45 in the morning. >> they told me my husband was not coming home. >> you don't marry someone, and look at them and go, oh you're going to die. >> to lose your best friend, your life. >> the most difficult thing about being a widow is waking up every day knowing that my husband's not going to be there. >> when you have lost the one person that made you feel like you'll never be alone, and then all of

davis. terrin, just 21 years old when her husband, michael, a corporal in the army was killed in iraq. didn't have any sense of community that she could find to share her story and be with people who have a similar experience, so what did you do? you created your own. the widow project. and now it's unbelievable. you're serving more than 1,000 widows across the country. it's an unbelievable program. like all of our honorees tomorrow night, you saw a need and you didn't have any choice but to take action. >> i think it was out of total selfishness, i created what i was looking for. and luckily, there were a huge amount of military wives out there that wanted the same. >> and hearing what you do with the widow project, yes, you have times when you're all sitting around and sharing your story. i know that's an important part of your process and moving pop but you're not sitting around. you're out there doing stuff. tell me about some of the things that you do to live life to its fullest. >> i think they have an instant camaraderie, i think, because of the group that we share. but we also

michael for the movie "shame." >> my money is on george clooney at this point. viola davis for "the help."eryl streep as "the iron lady." in the supporting category, bernice did a silent celebration for the nomination in her silent film. >> i am very happy. she's up against "the help" stars. all though he ruffled a few feathers last year, ricky gervais will return in 2012. the awards handed out january 13th. >> there you go. coming up tonight at 11:00, we are following a situation in fairfax county where a stand-up with a gunman has a college campus on lockdown. explosive charges against an nfl player. one of the biggest drug dealers in all of chicago. reports he has a list of high profile clients. those stories and more coming up. >>> another check on the weather. doug is out live in fairfax. doug? >> i tell you what, it's hard to believe we are talking 62 degrees out here now. in the middle of the of december, normally we start to think of snow like in the middle of this iced snowman. believe it or not, we could see a couple flakes. i think that's all it is. don't expect accumulation. ac

michael fassbender" for the movie "shame." best actress went to glen close and viola davis, rooney mara, meryl streep as the iron lady, and tilda ton in "we need to talk about kevin." in the best supporting actress, there was a nomination for her slept film. she's up against "the help" stars jessica and octave i can't, janet, and although he ruffled a few feathers last year, british bad boy ricky gervais will return for a third stint as host in 2012. the awards will be handed out january 15 on nbc. >> good morning. sarah caldwell with another look at your morning commute. things are getting busier out there as volume continues to build around the area. southbound 295 running slow from 100 down to 32. no delays through howard county, so that may be the better bet. we also have some debris to watch for, southbound 95 just approaching eastern avenue. so far, so good on 895. the key bridge looks pretty good, as well as the rest of the major area bridges. and you can see we're in good shape out there on the north side. a little bit of a delay forming on the west side, but nothing really significant. let's give you a live look at tra

davis is a widow. she lost her husband, michael, in iraq just 17 months after they said "i do." the american widow project where 900 young women gather in person and on facebook to support one another and remember. taryn felt a void and filled it herself, and others. this is why i salute her. >> the truck flipped. and ended upsidedown with him up top and he was crush zbld killed by an ied in afghanistan. >> suicide bomber. >> he committed suicide. >> he took off and the nose dipped, and then it spiralled to the ground. >> they came to my house thursday morning. >> nobody else is going to be at your door at 5:45 in the morning. >> they told me my husband was not coming home. >> you don't marry someone, and look at them and go, oh you're going to die. >> to lose your best friend, your life. >> the most difficult thing about being a widow is waking up every day knowing that my husband's not going to be there. >> when you have lost the one person that made you feel like you'll never be alone, and then all of a sudden that person's gone, it's hard to find a reason to live. when i tho

michael fassbender, alexander payne, martin scorsescorsese. >> best performance by an act dress in a motion picture drama. glenn close, albert knobs and viola davis tattoo, merle streep, the iron lady. tilda swinton, we need to talk about kevin. best performance by an actress in a motion picture, comedy, or musical, jodie foster, carnage. charlize theron, young adult. kristen webb, bridesmaids. best motion picture drama. ram part opens january 27th. but i don't see it on the list here. a lot of things left off today. i just want to say. okay. "the descendants." "the help." "hugo." "the ides of march." "moneyball" and "war horse." >> congratulations to all of the nominees. don't forget to join us on sunday, january 15th, for the golden globe awards, live on nbc. >> we want to take a look now -- i love sitting here listening to these. your reaction is great. woody harrelson throwing in a promo for his upcoming movie. how does that fit with the golden globes? >> he had a good shot at getting nominated. i think if there was one more slot no best actor in a drama he would be nominated for "rampart." but instead they put in others. >> the three of them

michael hasinovichich "the artist." alexander payne "the descendant." martin corsez "hugo." >> best performance by an actress in a motion picture drama, glenn close "albert nobs" viola davis streep "the iron lady." tilda swenton. we need to talk about kevin. best performance by an actress in an motion picture, comedy, or musical. jodi foster "carnage." charlize theron "young adult." kristin wigg "brides maids." michelle williams "my week with marilyn." kate winslet "carnage." best motion picture drama, "ram part" opens january 27th. but i don't see it on the list here. just a lot of things left off today. i just want to say. okay. "the descendants," "the help," "hugo," "the ides of march," "money ball," "war horse." >> congratulations to all the nominees. don't forget to join us on sunday, january 15th, for the golden globe awards hosted by ricky gervais live on nbc. >> got through it. >> thank you, everybody. >> all right. that was pretty exciting about all of these nominations. we want to immediately go to the person who -- some of the people who have been nominated. we've got the silent film artist, now golden globe nominated. we also have jean dujardine and belmisa. w

davis is back at the scene this morning. >> reporter: the investigators are piecing together just what happened inside this house early christmas morning. advertising executive madonna badger and her friend, michaelcina, the sole survivors, went to bed after wrapping presents, some time between 3:00 and 3:30 a.m. borcina had put embers from a fireplace into a bag and into a trash enclosure. >> fire appears to be caused by hot fireplace ash and embers, which had been discarded. >> reporter: neighbors say they were awakened by screams shortly before 5:00 a.m. the first 911 call came in at 4:52. >> a huge fire at the house next door to us. the whole house is on fire. >> please, come quickly. thank you. >> the fire entered the house quickly. and spread thought the first floor. >> reporter: in these pictures, obtained exclusively by abc news, you can see 10-year-old lily, and her 7-year-old twin sisters, grace and sarah. they all had rooms on the third floor. frantic badger directed firefighters there first. but when they climbed into their bedroom, they weren't there. their bodies were later found on the second floor. >> the male occupant had told us he led the two girls downstairs. so, now, they wer