i was mentioning to the moscone family did not fall on this remembrance.the milk family, we were all together and we actually had a little bit more joy because we did have a week that separated it. it's a very tough time for my family since 1978. it's difficult to try to explain. i don't think i could have done as good of a job as jonathan, how tough that is. harvey was a part of every milestone, large and small in my life, for 17 years. and i just can't attempt to explain that loss in words. but there is a connection with the emotions that jonathan shared and that i have shared with rebecca that goes beyond my ability to put the warmth of these remembrances here in san francisco, the meaning of that. for me it has been a bright spot that in sometimes frigid temperatures i've been here and you all have come out and warmth we've come out. we've walked actually together to the castro and we've walked back from the castro here. we've interchanged that over the years. but that does give a lot of solace to the milk family and i deeply appreciate that. my uncle'

and, so, it is in this spirit that i welcome all of you to this 34th tribute and this remembrance. it is in the spirit that we set a foundation continually to go forward and be even more diverse and continue to invite people who have never been a part of this government, take up it this responsibility with us. help us bring more people into the economy, to the wonderful city of san francisco. * make sure that their lives are respected with dignity and with the prosperity this city has to offer. thank you for being here in this wonderful, wonderful city of san francisco. (applause) >> thank you, mayor lee. that was beautiful. it's now my pleasure to introduce mayor willie brown who is an iconic figure in our city. and as mayor lee said, the first african-american mayor of san francisco. it is such an -- and a very close friend of mayor moscone. so, it's my pleasure to introduce mayor brown. (applause) >> ann, thank you very much. mr. mayor, members of the boards of supervisors, assemblyman ammiano, [speaker not understood], moscone family, gay men's course, and all of you who are as

. >>> and a day of remembrance. it is the wartime exkhaougz of japanese americans from the west coast and their encarseration in internment camps. this day of remembrance was in memory of inea. >>> it is super sunday. nothing to do with football. we have more on the special sermon at local churches aimed to getting teenagers to go to college. >> reporter: at alan temple, california state university is reaching out to african- american kids. before the streets get them. >> consider going to college. >> i decided i would like to further my education. >> reporter: according to the center for educational statistics young, african- american men, don't go to college as much as white, asian and hispanic counterparts. csu wants to change that. >> colhreplg education will be a great opportunity for them to advance themselves. >> college education will be great opportunity for them to advance themselves. >> it could be any college. >> reporter: jason henry goes to night school after his they job. i asked him, was it ease stph

. >>> a day of remembrance of the wartime exclusion of thejapanese-americans from the west coast. this year's day of remembrance is dedicated to the memory of the man who was the longest service japanese-american in service. >>> the blade runner's agent said that his career is on hold. the 26-year-old will not run any races while his legal battle unfolds. the cbs reporter with how police believe the girlfriend tried to get away when the shooting started. >> reporter: lawyers for oscar met with him for his second day at the police station where he is being held. why details of what happened to the track star's home begin to emerge. they learned that his girlfriend slept in the same bed and was in her nightgown in the bedroom when she was first shot. she ran to the bathroom, locking herself inside where she was shot in the he, hand, and arm. and the story is that he carried his dying girlfriend down the stairs. he was trying to revive her. he told his sister he thought his girlfriend was a burglar. given a sworn statement to police. his father told a reporter for britain's telegraph

cherry blossom festivals or the [speaker not understood] street fair, and there is actually a day of remembrance program coming up this coming sunday. but there are so many different community-based events and to have a nonprofit run the garage is really important in building that relation. especially as the whole japantown area is still being considered for different developments and other things. so, i think it's an important expenditure of money that builds better community relations and i think this nonprofit has done a great job doing it and i'm glad that the mta is supportive of that. >> okay. thank you, mr. reiskin. so, the budget and legislative analyst. >> mr. chair, members of the committee, we consider approval of this legislation to be a policy matter for the board. we have previously testified on this and we would be happy to respond to any questions. >> colleagues, any questions? okay. seeing none, at this point i'd like to open up to public comment. if there are any members of the public that wish to comment on item number 4, please step forward. if there's more than ms. chang, pl

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nasa is holding a day of remembrance 10 years after the space shuttle columbia tragedy. live report coming up. certainly a day we really remember here on fox news. also some new concerns about the growing influence of al qaeda in one region of the world. which target is the terror group eyeing next? we'll tell you. plus a fight to keep the price of beer from going up. yes, our justice department is getting involved here. our legal panel will weigh in on the latest move to stop a major merger that could affect beer drinkers everywhere. jon: right now a frightening who stands situation in alabama. a 5-year-old boy spending a third full day in an underground bunker. hostage negotiators have been speaking to the man holding the boy through a ventilation pipe but the suspect shows no sign of giving up. we hear he has spent days in his underground bunker before. the lair is stocked with food, electricity and a television. the sheriff, pleading for patience. >> i could tell you that negotiators continue to communicate with the suspect and there's no reason to believe the child

for me personally, i went last week to see some film, it was called films of remembrance. last week was the 71st anniversary of fdr's ordering of japanese americans into camps and we got to watch footage of people having to leave their homes, be held in holding areas, be bused to these camps, live in the camps, and also getting out of them. we listened to people say, what is this nonalien business? i'm an american business. they had nothing to do with the bombing of pearl harbor. we also watched a very moving film called the flickr in eternity. i believe it was about a young man named stanley who was 19 years old and he made a journal about his experience in the camps. they consider him like an anne frank at the time. it was really interesting. he was actually drafted into europe world war ii and was killed over there. they found his journal. they made a film and it's wonderful. and he, to me, -- he was able to tell the experience in the first person and i really want to encourage that more people see that film, a flickr in eternity. that's the human side of this, thank yo

>> the ongoing anguish we've gone through, it's a treasured remembrance. it's a treasured message.in the film without their permission. >> my first thought was, isn't anything sacred anymore? >> reporter: you used this recording in testimony for the 9/11 commission. it appeared in broadcast tv, news reports. what's different about have you it played as part of this film? >> well, i've used it in situations where i wanted to convey brad's story. none of those situations were used for commercial endeavors. >> reporter: the film has grossed more than $90 million worldwide. in a statement, the film distributor sony and the studio annapurna pictures say "zero dark thirty" is a tribute to victims of 9/11. before the film's release, they initiated contact with a number of family members of the victims of the 9/11 attacks. >> but to say we've reached out to families, yeah, reached out to say come to the preview after the film's already completed. >> we were never given any notification -- >> reporter: harry's sister betty was a flight attendant who was killed on american airlines flight 11

>> the ongoing anguish we've gone through, it's a treasured remembrance. it's a treasured message.s ours. >> reporter: they say that treasured remembrance was used in the film without their permission. >> my first thought was: isn't anything sacred anymore? >> reporter: you used this recording in testimony for the 9/11 commission. it's appeared in broadcast tv news reports. what's different about having it played as part of this film? >> well, i have used it in situations where i wanted to convey brad's story. none of those situations were used for commercial endeavors. >> reporter: the film has grossed more than $90 million worldwide. in a statement, the film distributor sony and the studio annapurna say "zero dark thirty" is a tribute to the victims of 9/11; and before the film's release, they initiated contact with a number of family members of the victims of the 9/11 attacks. >> but to say we've reached out to families, yeah, reached out to say, come to the preview after the film's already completed. >> we were never given any notification. >> reporter: harry's sister betty ong

. >> it's a special day of remembrance.memory ofçaÑv 7 astronauts wo perished aboard the space shuttle columbia. we'll have a special report coming up. >> and first a special message from our troops overseas. >> supporting my san francisco 49ers. it's been 18 years, i need to update >> this song comes from the voice of ed man yule, known as singing mayor of contra costa. >> he wrote several cheer songs in the 80s before he became mayor of hercules. he is hoping it lands him singing a gig at the games. team mascots patterns and feng sui. he says it points to a viblgtry sunday. >> you done. >> according to some rock star there's is something special rising from ash autos plus, bruce willis celebrates an action packed milestone. >> it's been 5 years since bruce willas starred in the first "die hard" movie. there is a massive new mural showing the famous character in the die hard original. >> no one has one like this in hollywood you don't see it often. >> do you remember what you were say something. >> now, it's time for yet a

. >>> today is the day of remembrance commemorating japanese-americans from world war ii.l is at 2:00 p.m. at the sun dance kabuki cinemas. this year's remembrance is dedicated to the memory of daniel inahu who was the longest serving japanese- american in congress until he passed away last year. >>> well, now, thanks to the g.i. bill, veterans now have money for college, but yet they are often left with nothing than financial ruin. >> there are people that are less interested in helping our men and women in uniform in getting ahead and more interested in making a buck. >> reporter: president obama encouraged people to go after for-profit program that is go after veterans. but veterans still have little guidance when they head back to school. the g.i. bill put into place a $50,000 tuition ated a academy of arts university but he will still face a big debt. >> it will be up to $60,000 to $70,000 in debt. veterans should not need to take on this debt and they can really be haunted if they make a mistake. >> vets are aggressively recrueltied because of a loophole in the so-ca

hold several cultural events, the cherry blossom festival, kimuchi spirit awards, and the day of remembrance which is an annual event. at the sundance movie theater we play smaller, quieter films, not only the best of hollywood films but independent films and culture program such as the san francisco opera and the national theatre of london. as you can imagine both the films and special programs require a quiet setting. i just had a meeting with the san francisco film festival we shared concerns with me about the noise bleed issue. it is not workable to have music bleeding into our auditoriums. we cannot have any kind of interruption to our patrons' ability to watch movies. pa'ian is next to our theater. we share walls. the ceiling is our floor. this present difficulties as people stand around the ada, the ramp by the theatre. they have not complied with the sound restrictions already required by the temporary permit and not in compliance with several liquor law restrictions related to sound and loitering. we are concerned that is the sup is violated -- >> president fong: your time is up. >>

hold several cultural events, the cherry blossom festival, kimuchi spirit awards, and the day of remembrance which is an annual event.

. >> a solemn remembrance today. columbia disaster changed the culture of nasa. >> high clouds moving in. which day on the weekend, saturday or sunday will be the warmest with the specific temperatures. >>> the space community today paused to remember the seven astronauts killed on the space shuttle columbia, including one from the bay area. john fowler has obtained some of the last video of them just before the shuttle exploded. >> reporter: at nasa's kennedy space center memorial a solemn remembrance and recommitment. >> ten years ago it would have been easy to pull back from the frontier of space and say it was too miskey to pursue. instead we rededicated ourselves to improving. >> booster ignition and liftoff. >> reporter: improving a flawed launcher and a flawed nasa culture that failed to prevent the tragedy. external tank foam broke off on its launch. this time damaging columbia's wing. we obtained this video of the crew during a fateful reentry. bay area astronaut in the back prep a former nasa official repor

. >>> hundreds of people gathered in san francisco today for an annual day of remembrance.emorates the signing of executive order that returned thousands of japanese-americans during world war ii. their families were there to honor those who fought the injustice of the internment. >> the day of remembrance is very special to me because it marks, i think, the act of a great nation. a great nation, i think, recognizes when it has fallen short of its ideals. that's what the united states did. >> survivors of the camps and their family were provided compensation under the several liberties act of 1988. >>> a california woman is learning more about her father who died in world war ii before she was born all thanks to a stranger who stumbled across an old box. the box found in a west hollywood apartment building had letters, a purple heart, and silver star inside. reporter from our nbc station in los angeles was there as the items were returned. >> all kinds of letters. >> reporter: she knew so little of her father which is why what's in her hands now are so overwhelming. memento

. >>> happening today, nasa will observe a day of re remembrance for the tenth anniversary of the space shuttle columbia disaster. nasa officials will hold that observance at the astronaut memorial in arlington national cemetery. a wreath laying will take place at the kennedy space center. there will be ceremonies honoring the 17 people who died in the apollo 1 disaster and the challenger explosion. >>> questioning how a student made it past metal detectors with a gun and shot a classmate. a 14-year-old was grazed by the bullet in his neck. he's out of the hospital. police say the student gunman could face charges. many parents were upset that the building was put into lockdown for two hours before teu dents were dismissed. school leaders plan to meet today to review the situation and emergency protocol. >>> lawmakers are reviewing a set of recommendations to protect virginia students in schools. a task force presented 24 ideas to o the general assembly in richmond yesterday. among the proposals, more juvenile record sharing between schools and criminal justice officials and lockdown dr

since then it has been a magnet for people to leave remembrances for the little boy but for his mother and sister it is not enough. >> we still don't know. i mean the bench is here and he is not here and i don't want just a bench, i want a body. >> when their son disappeared that day they were ordinary people suddenly having to deal with an extraordinary event. >> i have always felt like there is all these tears down here and if i ever stop crying i will never stop crying. >> i have never done a speech in my life but not only going through the fear and emotional strain but trying to be something i had no experience at. >> but they forged new ground, started a missing children's foundation in their son's name, committed to making it easier for families to recover their children and advocated fingerprinting children and provided support for them and for so many others whose children disappeared for them. back then there was no amber alert, no instant dissemination on the internet and that, in retrospect what they accomplished was amazing, getting his photo there, there and there and even

this year's day of remembrance is dedicated to the memory of u.s. senator daniel inouye and he was the longest serving japanese american in congress till he passed away last year. >>> a man wrongly convicted of trying to kill another man is getting a new chance. he was convicted of attempted murder and assault with a firearm. the innocence project which is made up of law students at santa clara university took a second look at his case and they found several problems with it. now he's about to go free and his mother can't believe it. >> i feel good. it lifted a world off my shoulders. i feel real great. i'm great and i thank the lord. i'm very grateful that my son is getting out for something he didn't do. >> he's believed since the very beginning that we were going to be able to get us out. he called us the dream team. he really believed in us. >> ross' or deal started in 2006 when the victim was shot in the ribs after answering a knock on the front door. the man police now say did it stephen emory, sr. was later convicted of attempted murder in an

. >>> a remembrance ceremony to honor a paramedic killed in the line of duty.s man died responding to a car fire. today marks the one-year anniversary of his death. the virginia native was only 33 years old. ed remembrance will begin at 10:00 at the development center an jefferson street. >>> d.c. council member jim graham violated the city code of conduct when he intervened in the lottery contracting process. the board said it found evidence that graham improperly supported a developer's bid for the lottery contract in 2008 in exchange for withdrawing from a metro station project. they had no authority to punish him. the federal grand jury is investigating. >>> leaders say no service is safe as they try to cut more than $150 million to balance the county budget. in years past, county executive baker has been able to protect education and public safety. this year, though, he says it's going to be difficult to avoid layoffs, furloughs and budget cuts to every department. >> there's no way. not enough income coming into the county. we're at a point where we're ma

i've been with almost 20 years, there is nothing in our world that i have that level of detail remembrance of. like she'd be like remember our wedding? i'd be like, oh, yeah, there was a cake. when you're talking about baseball. he was wearing a very light sweater. the level of detail that you remember these sports moments is incredible. let's talk about the cop shows. so the boston guys, the boston cops must have been a little reluctant to get involved with this. yes? >> i think any cop worth their salt don't want to just get involved in a reality show right away. i think for me, you know, i know playing a cop i play one on tv. i don't want to make light of that. i've worked with cops and probably played 800 jobs in my acting career. i've had 801 jobs and 800 were cops. that's beside the point. that's helped me and prepared me to be the right guy to produce this show. i think i know... >> jon: they trusted you by the fact that you're from there. you've hung around cops. they trust you you with this >> i'm a boston boy. i'm sort of known in boston. thank you. i'm sort of known. you know, w

a day of remembrance, nasa honoring the 7 astronauts who died on board space shuttle columbia 10 years today. >> it's important that we pause to remember and reflect we must do our very best to prevent something like that from ever happening again. too much is at stake. >> the shuttle descent grated over texas minutes before it was to land in florida killing the crew of six americans and israel's first astronaut. investigators later determined a chunk of foam insulation struck one of the wings damaging the system that protected it from the intense heat of reentry. family members paid tribute to the crew of apollo one and space shuttle challenger and other fellow nasa colleagues. steve harrigan live tonight at kennedy space center in florida. steve? >> shepard, a solemn day here at kennedy space center. 10 years ago the relatives of the seven astronauts on board the space shuttle columbia were right here waiting for its return. for some, 10 years later that grief is still fresh. >> anticipating a joyful homecoming of our crew, we were jolted in the viewing area into a nightmarish stroll

. >> her book is "prague winter, a personal story of remembrance and war," with more than 1,000 people waiting if three hours to get her autograph. dan ashley will speak with her today in san francisco. >> a message of perseverance is inspirational. >> we are all looking forward to the weekend. with the big lunar new year celebration in redwood city tomorrow downtown, and you will emcee? >> yes, at the family friendly event. >> maybe easier to get there than the one in china town, wherever you go the weather will be great. no need to worry about wet weather. now, you can see live doppler 7 hd shows it is dry. no radar returns. sprinkles are possible overnight from this system up to the north, and notice, though, the radar runs from here moving west to east rather than north to south and it will slide down the tail end of the cold front and so we my have a sprinkle. here we are in south beach toward richmond and mid-50's around oakland and san jose and upper 50's and 60's in appeal appeal and walnut creek and here is how it looks in walnut creek right now, you are looking south, all the

. >> japanese americans came together for a day of remembrance in the bay area today.oá÷ir marking the anniversary of the civil lib tiz act of 1988. the event paid tribute tlit senator who authored that legislation. 120,000 japanese americans were inturned during world war ii including survivors of the camps. >> still to come will the cruise industry sink or recover from the triumph nightmare at sea. >> travel experts and travelers weighing in on whether or not is this a good time to book a cruise? nain maybe there are deals out there? >> a local house fire doesn't look like much but could have taken a turn for the worst. >> stay with us. abc 7 news at 5:00 continues here in just a moment. >>> san francisco police say an officer who shot at a stolen car suspect was protecting himself and others as the suspect drove on to a sidewalk to avoid spike strips. it started about 9:00 when police spotted the stolen car near market and 8th street in san francisco. police put down spike strips but the driver veered onto the curb. the chase ended at 5th skpblg mission. the man was in a four car cr

since then it's been a magnet for people to leave remembrances for the little boy for his mother andr it's not enough. >> we still don't know. i mean the bench is here but he's not here. >> i don't want just a bench i want a body. >> reporter: when their son disappeared that day ann and david collins were just ordinary people suddenly having to deal with an extraordinary event. >> i've always felt like you know there's all these tears down here if i ever start crying i'll never stop crying. >> i've never done a speech in my life so i not only was going through the fear and emotional strain, but trying to be something that i had no experience at. >> reporter: but they forged new ground started a missing children's foundation in their son's name, committed to making it easier for families to recover their children. they advocated fingerprinting children changing procedures score police immediately search for a child and they provided support for families of so many other bay area children who disappeared. part of an exclusive club no one wants to join. back then there were no amber ale

dozens of people attended this evening's remembrance.there was a rally in oakland outside of barbara lee's office urging her to press ahead to the gun control efforts. it is part of a national day to end gun violence and aims to make background checks for punches. >> an off duty officer in the right place at the right time. >> his detour on a day that was changing his life forever. >>> and a car drives pistorius away from jail. what they say about the reason to release him. we have storm showers on the radar. coming up, a break down on shower chances. and, the warmest day of the weekend you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the patio, the closet and almost anywhere. why would you want a tv in the closet? [ both laugh ] ♪ [ fancy voice ] brilliant idea, darling. ♪ [ female announcer ] the wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle

the annual day of remembrance marked the signing of the executive order which led to the internment of japanese men women and children in the world war ii. >> this day is meaningful to me because it marks, i think, the act of a great nation. a great nation i think recognizes when it has fallen short of its ideals. that's what the united states did. >> several of today's speakers also testified 25 years ago before the commission on wartime relations in favor of the civil liberties act of 1988. that law signed by president ronald reagan provided compensation for survivors of the camps and their families. >>> coming up next, the day the music died. sort of. an artist played a piano one last time. why he said farewell to the pea ya no e. >>> and she's done something today that's never happened before. how danica patrick raced into the history books. >>> i'm live in san jose where a bay area tradition has come to an end. details coming up. >>> and warm weather coming to an end. tomorrow we're looking at 50s. that's not the big story. we're talking about rain, wind, snow in the mountain tops

. >> her book is "prague winter, a personal story of remembrance and war," with more than 1,000 peopleaiting if three hours to get her autograph. dan ashley will speak with her today in san francisco. >> a message of perseverance is inspirational. >> we are all looking forward to the weekend. with the big lunar new year celebration in redwood city tomorrow downtown, and you will emcee? >> yes, at the family friendly event. >> maybe easier to get there than the one in china town, wherever you go the weather will be great. no need to worry about wet weather. now, you can see live doppler 7 hd shows it is dry. no radar returns. sprinkles are possible overnight from this system up to the north, and notice, though, the radar runs from here moving west to east rather than north to south and it will slide down the tail end of the cold front and so we my have a sprinkle. here we are in south beach toward richmond and mid-50's around oakland and san jose and upper 50's and 60's in appeal appeal and walnut creek and here is how it looks in walnut creek right now, you are looking south, all the s

this book is called "prague winter: my personal story of remembrance and war from 1937 to 1948." the author, madeleine albright, former secretary of state. thank you, indeed. >> thank you very much. >> rose: e.m. forester once said "one person with passion is better than 40 people merely interested." eric goode is a man with a passion. many know him as the owner of new york city hotels and restaurants like the bowery hotel and the waiverly inn but he leads another life as a protector of endangered turtles and tortoises. in 2005 he opened the turtle conservancy which is devoted to the care and breeding of these threatened animals. in a recent interview on "60 minutes" leslie stahl accompanied him on a trip to madagascar where the plow share tortoise is the fastest disappearing animal. >> this tortoise is one of the world's most indangered animals. it's the world's most endangered tortoise and it has an incredibly high price on its head. asian countries love gold and this is a gold tortoise. so literally these are like good bricks that one can pick up and sell. >> we were following