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i was in mourning but i could not show that because my resignation was very satin. i was concluding things and signing orders but when i resigned from the senior staff it came suddenly and i simply said i have chosen to resign i said that to the president and i left the room and went downstairs said drove home by the time i got home all sorts of people were extending themselves to me a day of loss and as story i wanted to tell how with washington and politics the story behind that and does a terrific story of lessons learned. >> host: what would you have done differently with the gsa conference? and did you know, anything about it? >> guest: it was planned at least one year before i came into office. that was one piece of it. we do love it because my deputy requested an investigation because she heard the story of the staff from about its and she thought we need to find out more and it went on 50 months. we were aware of that because we requested the investigation we were waiting to come forward to decide how to respond. that is of little bit of the dilemma of the i

so that i will continue to mourn. it's a little bit of sadness but it's not what dominates who i am. i have of the ways i can contribute and i believe in work, so i'm finding other work to do. >> were you first on on the nonprofit with some of your former circles in washington when you've resigned? >> well, my experience was that i had a rather large network i discovered and it broke into three categories but the first was what i call banana bread brigade. they all showed up with banana bread and the wine and the flowers and all the invitations to dinner and some. it was a huge support of loving hug and it was big. and then the second was a group of people who were really angry for me. they were angry at the system, angry about what happened and, of course, how to go until you all about that. i heard that but it allowed me to let go of my own thank you. when you take that on for me, i'll send it to you and that gave me a little bit of space, emotional space. the third thing that i recognize was that the was a small gr

>> mourning in kiev over the victims of a downed military plane as the battle for ukraine's east continues to intensify. the death toll from one day's fighting is more than 200. pro-russian separatists have suffered heavy casualties. you're watching the al jazeera news hour. also coming up, iraq's government is on the offensive holding back an advance by sunni rebels north of baghdad. on the run from pakistan's northwest tribal region as the army targets fighters there. >> reporter: the rivalry between brazil and argentina is as historic and undisputable and it's based mainly on their competitiveness on football. >>> fans in argentina, not only for the big world cup match. >> hello, and thank you for joining us. they came together to mourn the dead. 49 people who lost their lives when their plane was shot down in ukraine. they called on their government to do more, to bring stability to a country rocked by division and violence for months now. meanwhile the defense ministry said more than 250 separatists have been killed in what it calls a counter terrorist operation over the weekend let's

the restaurant closed. >>> hundreds of people gathered in free month to mourn a -- fremont to mourn a victim of the rampage ten days ago in santa barbara. >> reporter: david wang's parents gave a heart-wrenching speech to hundreds of people last night. they say when he died, they were they died, too only to be brought back to life with their faith. david played a lot of video games but was still a straight a student who still had the highest possible math s.a.t. score but never bragged about it. >> the hardest thing for me is to be alive. i prayed to god that why this happen to me. god didn't give me an answer. instead, he put a lot of love along me. . >> reporter: and they say if their son were alive, he would tell them not to success only to all -- succumb to all this but to work to enthe violence and make the world a safer place to live. >> the family of david wong is planning a private funeral for later this week. >>> authorities will press charges against a stan ford professor arrested at lrk ax -- lax for having a grenade. he was cleaning out his childhood home and put it in his

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that one has lost the country i really share that a deep sense of mourning with you and i think the whole humanity lost a lot when we lost syria but unfortunately we have to leave it there i appreciate you being on the show and to our viewers please keep the conversation going on our twitter you tube and facebook pages and i hope to hear again same play fame time here on the part. well into the. city for the building billion euro zone that says to be one hundred people to peace with them talk among. themselves something peacefully to friends we still believe that you the song. leave the future covered. build a. mission to teach me. and egyptian court confirms the largest mass death sentence in the country's recent history with almost two hundred muslim brotherhood members to be executed including of the group's spiritual leader. a russian border checkpoint comes under ukrainian army shelling even as a ceasefire is declared but moscow says the peace plan looks more like an ultimatum . the price of the world's most expensive jet just went up behind schedule and billions over budget. t

sunday is designated a day of mourning. this comes as the plane reached to land in the city of luhansk where we have this report. >> reporter: pro-russian separatists have blamed responsibility of an attack. claims of times and location of the landing of the plane will be investigated. >> there are lots of reports indicated weapons have russian roots. in a few hours i'll have evidence proving that rebels are using russian weapons on ukrainian territory. >> ukraine's president petro poroshenko said those responsible will be brought to justice, and sunday will be a national day of mourning. separatists are also suffering losses. on the road to luhansk the bodies of three pro-russian fighters trying to avoid advance. >> they say there was a battle here last night. they say they're also in control of another checkpoint on the other side of these barricades on the other side of a river. separatist fighters have been involved with each of these check points. they expect the fighters to regroup and launch another attack at an at a

while her husband mourned, investigators searched for clues.a greetings card, an exotic dancer, and an operating room schedule showed investigators a side of medicine they hadn't seen before. >>> it was valentine's day 2001, and susan hamilton had a busy day planned. her husband, dr. john hamilton, was an obstetrician. susan ran his medical clinical.

. >>> hundreds gathered in fremont to mourn one of the bay area victims of the santa barbara rampage. as sharon chin shows us, despite their own grief, his parents brought comfort to those that grieve. >> reporter: the parents of way hon david wong told their own story of going on. >> all of our future dreams and hopes was all upon him. >> reporter: they poured out their heart to family and friends at harbor light church. they say their community and their faith sustained them. >> the hardest thing for me is to be a live. i pray to god that why this happen to me. god, he don't give me an answer. instead, he put a lot of love on me. >> we will keep on living, depending on god and praising him. >> reporter: david's parents remember him as a straight a student who wanted to start his own company. he was a computer game whiz with the highest possible s.a.t. math score but never bragged. >> you are in my heart forever and ever. >> reporter: david's mother said if david were here, he would tell them love is precious, help stop the violence. >>> wong's family is planning a private funeral la

a seattle campus in mourning after a gunman opened fire with deadly results there.some students who witnessed the crime are now being called heros. >>> plus, a philadelphia fast food restaurant held up at gunpoint and a frightening scene unfolds on camera. >>> and a special look at the growing problem with truancy in philadelphia public schools. the former students explain why they had to drop out in order to just survive. >>> details, students at seattle pacific university called heros after coming to the rescue after a headily shooting. the flowers are piling up, one person killed and three others wounded. the suspect nine custody after a dramatic takedown by the students. and we are live in seattle with the very latest. mary? >> good evening. classes canceled today at seattle pacific university. and they are coming together trying to make sense of the tragedy. another college campus in mourning after a gunman opened fire. >> you never thought it would happen here. >> late thursday afternoon at seattle pacific univ

the baseball world mourning the loss of tony gwynn.e'll talk about his career coming up. >>> and the united states seeking sweet revenge against ghana. highlights on the way in sports. >>> well, following some developing news in the state of nebraska. one person is dead, and the damage is widespread after this, what you're looking at, multiple twisters touching down near the nebraska/south dakota border. storm chasers say one of the funnels was a mild wide, and the hail coming down right now is 2 inches in diameter. it's a dangerous situation needless to say and the storm is a super cell. >>> they were burning the american flag in san jose, but it wasn't an act of defiance but rather one of respect. damian tr damian trujillo was at a ceremony today. >> reporter: with liberty and justice for all. >> it's an emblem of our country, and should be respected as such. >> reporter: the stars and stripes, the bedrock of liberty and democracy. >> an american flag should never touch the ground. it should always be held up in respect. it should ne

the government has declared next monday a day of national mourning.right, let's get to the world cup now, and a match with an impact. >> a shocking 1-0 defeat of italy, but it was england who suffered even more than the italians. >> the group arithmetic means there is now no way england can make it through. >> more on that after this match report. >> costa rica stunned the football world again. the italian superstar and his teammates havilland themselves to blame. he squandered a number of great chances to score but despite some sublime passes failed to hit the mark. costa rica mounted numerous assaults on the italian defense and were denied a penalty in the 43rd minute when the defense of striker -- headed home a cross from the left wing. italy found no answer in the second half. >> our sportsmen joins us now. there's a lot to talk about. the shop, of course, -- the sho ck of the day, costa rica. >> it's a big shock, although we should not be that surprised given how well they did against england. they really deserved it. they played a better game th

the years of mourning her. we needed justice. >> here's dennis murphy with mystery in south beach. >>> if you've spent anytime down here, you've probably sensed there are really two miami beaches. you know this one by reputation anyway. south beach. a pulsating playground with energy that serves out of the ocean and exhausts itself in the all-nightclubs. and then there's old miami beach. here are the sunburned backstreets of squat apartment blocks where decades past the old people used to sit out in aluminum chairs. and that's where a young couple, wendy and michelle were trying to make a go of it. the rent was cheap, the window air conditioning good enough. but if you ever thought beautiful people catch all the breaks, then listen to this story of 21 year old wendy, because she may be the most gorgeous doomed young woman to ever walk these streets. >> she was model pretty. >> i don't think that she thought of herself as anything spectacular. >> didn't become the central part of her personality, i am pretty gir

thousands -- sounds of aircraft] thousands would never return, and today, we mourn their loss. but on that graydon -- grey dawn, million, literally millions of people awaited their arrival. young anne frank wrote in her diary these words. "it is no exaggeration to say that all amsterdam, all holland, yes, the whole west coast of europe talks about the invasion day and night, debates about it, make that on it, and hopes. i have the feeling friends are approaching. just four years earlier, some thought democracies day had passed. our people were badly divided they sneered at democracy, it's mingling of races and religions, is tolerance of dissent -- it's tolerance of dissent. they didn't think we knew what it took. they didn't know james rudder or ken barton or the other men of d-day. millions of them gathered together as one, like the stars of a majestic galaxy. here in this place, in britain, in north america, and among resistance fighters in france across europe. all of those numberless traces came together, the choices to rally their people, the choice to mobilize for a freed

today, we mourn their loss. but on that graydon, literally millions of people on this continent awaited their arrival. young anne frank wrote in her diary these words. "it is no exaggeration to say all amsterdam, all holland, the whole west coast of europe talks about the invasion day and night, debates about it, makes bets about it, and hopes. i have the feeling friends are approaching." the young men who came and fought for the very survival of democracy, just four years earlier some thought democracy's day had passed. hitler was rolling across europe. american factories worked at only half capacity. our people were badly divided over what to do. the future seemed to belong to the dictators. it'ssneered at democracy, mingling of races and religion, its tolerance of dissent. they were sure we did not have what it took. well, they did not know these men of d-day. they did not understand what happens when the free unite the hind a great and worthy cause. for human miracles begin with personal choices. millions of

the nation went into mourning. the superstitious say a ghost still haunts the stadium. uruguay sports clothing company seems to taunt brazilians as they head into the 2014 cup. even though brazil has won five world cup trophies, many here believe there is only one way to finally bury the ghost. the country's vice minister for sports says this team has a chance to do what the 1915 team could not, win it all at home. "it's a curse that's been with us for 64 years" says luis fernandez. we'll exorcise this ghost and we'll be able to breathe more freely here in brazil." for the man whose shot created a legend, ghiggia says the journalists created the ghost of maracana, not me. there was a real haunting associated with the game. moacir barbosa, the goalie who gave up the winning goal, was ostracized the rest of his life, and reportedly died penniless at the age of 79. elaine quijano, cbs news, rio de janeiro. >> axelrod: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york. and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for

members of the las vegas police department are in mourning tonight after two of their own were gunnedown while they were eaeating lunch at a pizza restaurant and the shooters didn't stop there. good evening, everybody. i'm joyce evans. >>> i'm chris o'connell. according to witnesses, it looks like the suspect may have specifically targeted police officers. fox's dominic dinatale has the very latest developments. >> reporter: police say it all started as a shopping center on north boulevard in las vegas two people a mail and female ambushed a pair of officers who were eating lunch shooting and killing them and terrifying people standing nearby. >> they had a backpack and i saw their guns in their hands. and he just told me to tell the cop that it was a revolution and he had just killed two cops. >> the suspects took the officer's weapons and ammunition is walk to a nearby wal*mart. that's where authorities say they shot and killed a bystander before moving to the back of the store. >> we had a number of officers entered the store engaging the suspects, and the suspects are both now dec

. >>> ugg crane's president petro porashenko declared the day a day of national mourning, killed when a military plane was shottiest are day in luhansk. the government since launched a series of air trikes. al jazeera's correspondent is live in louing. have the -- in luhansk. have the air strikes been successful in pushing back the fighters? >> well i'm outside the luhansk hospital where some separatist fighters have been treated. a police officer shot outside the airport yesterday, he's in a critical condition. it's quite, but there's a reason. separatist fighters didn't want to stay. they are afraid of reprisals. doctors are jumpy. they put a red cross on the roof. fearing that hospitals may be targeted. the medical supplies are coming from russia. as far as pushing back the separatist fighters, i don't think really they've had much success. the separate its are in control of the city, taking two border guard bases. they have control of the military warehouse and the city administration building. as you mentioned the ukrainian troops are closing in on luhansk. >>> you say that they

i said i would mourn for what could have been. i would mourn for what could have been. we are a committee of oversight and government reform. and i'm glad that the irs took the nonrecommendations of the ig, who, by the way, was appointed by republicans -- the same ig that said, no white house involvement. but we just push the facts over there and let's get to -- he's coming up here, let's see what we can do to him. but you know what? after the hearing is over, i care about your reputation. i care about what people think of you and i really mean that. i don't want a moment to go by without you knowing that i appreciate you coming into this institution, giving it the best you got, and then having to come in here and go through this hell. and next i would say everything was done perfectly. i don't think anybody up here is perfect. all of us have had problems. as i say to my constituents, all of us are the walking wounded and if we aren't the walking wounded we just keep on living. and so, i want to thank you very much, and by the way, if there was any kind of inappropriate

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now students at an oregon high school are mourning the loss of one of their classmates after a shooterarrying a rifle opens fire inside. police now confirming a 14-year-old emilio hoffman was shot dead inside the boy's looker room in trout dale. the freshman played soccer and was said to be loved by all. >> he is not going to be there this morning. >> he is not the kind of kid you want to hurt. he's cool, he's good at soccer. he's a good friend. >> a physical education teacher is being credited with saving lives. this guy todd ryesler rushed there even those grazed by a bullet. police are not yet identifying him. his motive still remains unknown. >> now we are time to talk about the weather forecast. we have a cold front. >> a little bit of everything out there. >> good morning heather and ainsley. i want to take you to the southern plains. this seeing temperatures well above average. midland texas today's high expected to be 105. in dallas, san antonio you factor in the humidity and it will feel even hotter than that. rising temperatures across the southern plains. other areas looking

walters asks how he mourns his son. if he wishes that his own son was never born. >> that is a difficult question. that part of me says yes. and the reason is because he did an awful lot of harm to young men and women that didn't deserve to die and my son did it. >> you can watch peter rodger's compelling and emotional interview tonight at 10:00 an 2020 right here on 6abc. it's a chilling conversation between the two. >>> it is very interesting. thank you. this amp we have new video of a man that ripped off a bucks county restaurant. he yanked the entire cash register from the wall inside piccolo tretorio. it will cost $3,000 to replace. they smashed the restaurant's front window to get inside. contact the police if you recognize him. >>> britley lewibritney lewis we title. lewis spoke about her domestic violence platform. her sister was killed in 2010. what was a domestic dispute between her and hers outraged fianceÉ. >> to share my family's story so others don't experience the hurt of losing a loved one. >>> they real

investigation of this incident to prevent escalating ukrainian authorities have declared sunday a day of mourning after anti-government forces shot down a military plane and look ganske region killing all forty nine on board local activists have become increasingly weaponized as the army's operation against them intensifies our policy or visited an anti-government training camp to find out more . we are with the anti-government fighters were on the way to a training camp here in the city of no guns they're not telling us exactly where this camp is because of security reasons bettman how much time want to take us to get there. if. it's a question but we'll know when we get there bettman was a former officer with the ukrainian elite police before switching sides only a month ago he commanded a team of just twelve men today they numbered more than one hundred and are growing by the day all of them volunteers each with a code name to hide his identity how is the situation on the ground at the moment. people are very scared the city is preparing for war we're evacuating women and children from the cit

. >> a mother mourns the loss of her son. an investigation is launched into how he and four others were killed by friendly fire. >> fatigue is a big concern of ours for the very basic reason that transportation is 24/7 human are not. >> today's big number, $21 billion. the loss it means for the airline industry. >> it's a tough morning for airbus, one of the biggest customers they have is canceling a multi-billion dollars order for new passenger planes. >> that is the subject of our big number. that's how much the jets are worth that emrat airlines was going to buy. the dubai airlines was going to purchase. >> they will compete with the dream liner. they did not say why the planes are no longer wanted. >> it has never happened before in the history of american politics. a sitting house majority leader resoundingly defeated by a rem actively unknown candidate. eric cantor, the second highest ranking republican in the house lost to david brat, a local economics professor turned tea party backed candidate. it has been called a p

. >>> here in the bay area, hundreds of people gathered in fremont to mourn another victim.e parents of the slain young man spoke last night at the service. >> reporter: the mother and farther of david wang remember their son as someone who was good at voe games and math, who was -- at video games and math and who was good and kinds. the parents told their own story of amazing grace. their struggle to live on after the senseless killing of their 20-year-old son, their only child. >> all of our future dreams and hopes was all upon him. >> reporter: charlie wang and jane lu poured out their heart to friends and family. they say the community and their faith sustained them. >> the hardest thing for me is to be alive. i prayed to god that why this happen to me. god didn't give me an answer. instead, he put a lot of love along me. >> we will keep on living, depending on god and praising him. >> reporter: david's parents remember him as a straight a student who wanted toe start his own -- who wanted to start his own company. >> you are in my heart forever and ever. >> reporter: an

. >> and who is there to mourn for helena? very few and growing fewer. >> and gen-probe went about the work helena had been pursuing before her death, looking for ways to use new dna technology for quicker, faster medical diagnoses. david frediani served only three years of his five-year sentence and was released. he returned to his accounting practice. >> this is a very egotistical, self-centered, obviously sociopathic person. hey, i just got away with murder, you know. his life went on and he prospered. >> and that's where the case stood for another ten years. until investigators in san diego's cold case unit decided to take a second look at helena greenwood's murder. and deep in helena's file was a piece of information that immediately caught investigators' attention. seven days before helena's murder, david paul frediani was involved in a minor traffic accident in southern california not far from helena's home. >> the defendant had no business being in southern california. we knew he knew she lived down here. although we d

. >> this is a man who has to live with the fact that he is mourning a son whom he loved but one whoings. >> an amazing story. barbara walters, thank you very much. we appreciate it. for more of her exclusive interview, don't miss the special edition of the secret life of elliot rodger. as always we are on-line at abc news.com. good night.

so all of nevada mourns the loss of our neighbors, our friends, in the case of officers beck and soldo, alyn beck and igor soldo. my sympathy go to the family members and their loved ones. you know, these things hit very close to home. many years ago when i practiced law, i brought a fine young man into my law firm named claude sobell. he has been with me all these years. he ran my washington office, went to become dean of a law school. he's now an attorney for a hotel chain in tennessee. he's helped me all these years fill out my financial disclosures. his nephew, his wife's mom's son was one of the police officers killed. and his daughter, claude sobell's daughter, works here in washington. i talked to him this morning. cousin killed. so the pain people go through for these unnecessary tragedies, these senseless shootings, it's awful. so no words can undo the unspeakable act which claimed the life of these two men. they had families, wives, children. but their families now that not only is nevada grieving, madam president, but all of america's grieving. so my thanks go to the law enf

sunday in search of clues and answers, this as friends and even strangers stopped by with flowers mourninghe sudden loss of a three-year-old girl police identified as winter larkin killed police say when the 2000-pound metal frame and security great outside this rita's water ice fell on top of the little girl. meg waldron shared this picture of us showing the good samaritans who rushed to help to no avail. it happened saturday afternoon police say when the metal frame somehow came loose from the concrete store front. we're told the little girl was there with her mother for a fundraiser and neighbors are stunned. >> that little girl was just as personal, speaking, it's horrible. >> very nice, little girl was very pleasant. like my wife said, -- >> reporter: and l and i released a statement which read in part the department of lie senses and inspections will only inspect these gates upon report of a complaint of an apparent defect. there were no open violations nor any violation history specific to the security gate that collapsed. we checked in with police and they tell us on their end thei

. >>> a small texas community mourned the tragic death of an outstanding high school athlete and scholar. at first, there wasn't much hope that the killer would be apprehended, but tiny paint chips and bits of plastic provided evidence far more accurate than an eyewitness. san antonio is one of the fastest growing cities in texas, which in turn, required the construction of one of the most sophisticated systems of state highways in the country. unfortuny,

and yukraine's president has declared tomorrow a national day of mourning. >>> more news later. back to "caught on camera." >>> when a crowd of college students mixes with too much alcohol, the result can be a cocktail of bad behavior. with good judgment gone for the night, vandalism and rioting can spread like wildfire. march 12th, 2011. students are capturing video on their cell phones after an all nighter of drinking in albany, new york. by nearly 7:00 a.m. house parties spill onto the street as part of a celebration known as kegs and eggs, as students eagerly await the city's st. patrick's day parade. >> they caught us a little bit by surprise with the thousands of young people that were involved. it was upsetting to see what was going on. and we had never experienced that. >> everybody is on every inch of the street, on every inch of the sidewalk. and on all the porches. they're completely wasted. it's just a sea of green mayhem. >> the crowd is whipping itself into a frenzy. and then things take a destructive turn. >> i was walking at one point. i remember hearing "charge"

army chief of staff, ten years ago as a nation marked the 60th anniversary of d-day, america was mourningth of our 40th president and yesterday nancy reagan made a pilgrimage to the library as she does every year on the anniversary of his death. it's hard to believe he is gone for ten years. still feel his presence every day and often find him in my dreams at night. in 1984 he became first commander in chief to visit normandy. joined by army rangers who scaled the cliffs behind him he set the tone for presidents to follow with the most memorable speech ever delivered on these sacred grounds. >> we stand on a lonely wind swept point on the northern shore of france. the air is soft but 40 years ago at this moment the air was dense with smoke and cries of men and air filled with a crack of rifle fire and roar of cannon. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whe

. >>> a small texas community mourned the tragic death of an outstanding high school athlete and scholar. at first, there wasn't much hope that the killer would be apprehended, but tiny paint chips and bits of plastic provided evidence far more accurate than an eyewitness. san antonio is one of the fastest growing cities in texas, which in turn, required the construction of one of the most sophisticated systems of state highways in the country. unfortunately, increased traffic often means increased fatalities. and one of those tragic cases was that of a teenage boy found one morning near highway 281. >> no one deserves to die on the side of the road alone, even if their last breaths are those that are shared with a stranger. >> it looked to investigators like he had been hit head on by a motor vehicle. >> the abrasions to the person, the absence of socks on the feet, and appeared to have rolled down the roadway, which is all conducive to being hit by a motor vehicle. >> the boy's shoes were discovered up the hill on highway 281, along with a sock and a broken neck chain, but there was no

. >> others across the country have called for a time of mourning for the ends of the sectarian violence. compulsion to take a chunk out of his opponents has landed luis suarez back him and uruguay. the country's star striker has been dispatched, disgraced from the world cup after biting an italian defender. his has banned him from next nine competitive matches but the fans were still there to meet him. >> a hero's welcome for the world cup villain showing up to show support for their idol. fifa is stealing from uruguay. >> he will be missed, but we still have 14 other great players and we will try harder than ever -- harder than ever. >> in the end, a low-key arrival. he is chewing on a record banned from an unlikely serveource. the man he sunk his teeth into said that the punishment is excessive. we do want a guarantee that the law will be applied equally to everyone. on the streets of rio, posing fansatchers with popular but his behavior continues to divide opinion. absence, you know, it's wrong what he did. brazil had to play with uruguay. they do not want to play uruguay with suarez

. >> reporter: major news is far from baghdad but hugely mourn. o important. sources say the islamic state in iraq and the levant, the al-qaeda off shoot has taken control of the border crossing. this is significant because this means that fighters cannot only go back and forth between syria and iraq, they can actually bring in weapons, something that everybody has feared. early on in this war they were fighting al-qaeda there and managed to win it back, well, it's gone back again as have a lot of cities and towns in central and northern iraq. here in baghdad primaries nouri al-maliki is under intense pressure to reach out to political rivals and form a government that deals with this crisis. there has not been that kind of government. the law of the leaders don't talk to each other. the u.s. is putting pressure on him as are his own partners. tens of thousands of young men marched in sadr city in baghdad, and other places and in the shia south. in a show of support of their leader and message that they're able to go out in the streets and fight for the countr

. >>> and the orld of broadcasting is mourning death of kasey kasom. he hosted american top 40. countless stars got their start on his radio show. in his final years he suffered from parkinson's and dim ep shall. reporting few nears and fill an tro pest spoke with "action news" today as okay some's passing. >> he give store weed for everybody every report he placed. people fall in love and almost everybody has a favorite song be it from a ed wedding andal of that. so he hit the heart strings of public. >> olivia newton john and jack sons. >> okay some's >> more that 65,000 flags were placed in the ground in levittown in honor of americans killed in battle or missing in action. >>> families gather at a church in west philadelphia to gather for father's day at the church of christian compassion on cedar avenue and these dads can bust a move as you can see. pastor lonnie her man led the service and he told the congregation how important it is to fathers to work to improve their quality of life of their children. >> george is day for father's day events today. changes on the way. th

. >> germany is mourning the death newspaperits leading commentators on sunday. published his newspaper for over two decades. books. authored several he died after a heart attack. he was just 54 years old. george bush senior celebrated his 90th earth day with a skydive on thursday. family members looked on as the former president let from a from a plane near his home in maine. the former president appeared unshaken as he was greeted by his wife barbara and other well-wishers. this was his eighth such jump. >> as sunni militants continued their dance on iraq on friday, the u.s. downplayed the likelihood of any immediate military intervention. >> over the last decade our troops have made extraordinary sacrifices to give iraqis the opportunity to claim their own future. their leaders have unable to overcome the mistrust and sectarian differences that have long been simmering there. >> in iraq itself, the military began targeting the militants in airstrikes. shiite leaders urged all who can to take up arms and fight the jihadist, and volunteers signed up in droves. i

her son spoke with the crowd briefly and said this day was not really about mourning, but celebratingher life. the choir set the tone to remember the acclaimed poet and author who passed away last month at 86. it was standing room only as her pictures and powerful voice played out on a screen inside. they say she wanted her public memorial held here, where she spent part of her young life in san francisco. she was longtime friends with the reverend who called her for good advice around the dinner table. and remembers breaking down barriers and opening up doors. williams said she always had a knack for drawing people together. >> unconditional love, if you please. that's what we have. it was that kind of love that said, okay, try it, do something about it. >> to be the first african-american streetcar female driver in our city was a remarkable, remarkable accomplishment. [ applause ] remarkable. during the times where there were so many barriers. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee was also here as well. and shared stories, too. about an hour before the service at 1:00, there were l

. >> and i'll tell you, dan, this is a man who has to live with the fact that he is mourning a son whooved but one who did such evil things. >> an amazing story. barbara walters, thank you very much. we appreciate it. for more of her interview, don't miss this special edition of [dramatic music] ♪ >> hey! what's up? how are ya, baby? what's happening? what up? what up? what up? what's happening? what's up? hey. hey. hey. hey. hey. >> cedric! >> ah, there she is. >> i'm back. i'm back. >> all right. what's happening, cuz? >> hi. hi. >> yeah. >> i'm back. [cheers and applause] whoo. okay. >> ha. hello, and welcome to millionaire. our returning contestant loves hugs, sweaters, and dog hair. that's a little weird. from new york city, y'all show some love for gail gondek. let her hear it! >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> so hugs, i got that already. >> yes. >> you know, and then-- so what's with the dog hair and the sweaters? >> well, cedric, i like to spin yarn. >> okay. >> and i like to spin it out of organic things like dog hair, celery... >> celery? >> yuca. >> yuca? >> so i could

>> hi, larry the family is in deep mourning still over the loss of their little girl. but they did make efforts. the trip here to sacramento today to push for legislation they hope will help other families in the future. six months after losing their daughter the family of sophia lu appeared to push for a bill closing what is being called an insurance gap for drivers and others like them. her mother described what happened on new year's eve. >> attack from the left. hit to sow feea. smashed into me. knocked me to the ground. it all happened in an accident but i saw the driver looking down at his phone. his face was light up by the light of his phone. the driver did not have a passenger but according to court records did have his uber app on. >> they said to the family too bad your daughter got killed by one of our drivers but don't look to us we're not responsible. >> we do believe in insurance. >> another spokesperson claims drivers are fully ensured by personal insurance when not on a trip. then, through the company's million dollar commercial policy, once matched wi

they mourn a life they say was taken unjustly and too soon. the police reported e raddic behavior un-- eratic behavior uncharacteristic of the young man. >>> they're meeting in iraq to discuss the crisis. the secretary of state met with the defense minister in baghdad. both discussed developments and how to coordinate strategy between the countries. the u.s. involvement in iraq not popular among many. here are some protestors a viewer sent in. they say the government should focus on health care, education, and jobs. >>> a camping hot spot, turning away campers. >> and dry conditions blamed for this burglary. what thieves took. >> the most crooked street shut down for tourists. >> temperatures today, about 10 to 15 degrees cooler. 80s inland and what to expect for our sunday coming up. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck