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

he has this remembrance. >> do you know of any country in the middle east that has nuclear weapons? >> well,... reporter: helen thomas always wanted answers from the president of the united states. >> mr. president, when are you holding a news conference? >> reporter: as the white house correspondent for united press international for 40 years and then as a columnist, thomas confronted ten presidents with bulldog persistence. >> why did you really want to go to war? >> reporter: she was a path-breaker for women in journalism. born to lebanese immigrants, thomas grew up in michigan. after college she moved to washington. in 1943, she went to work as a writer for united press. her big break came in 196 when she became the first woman reporter at the white house to cover the president and not just the first lady. >> mr. president, thank you. thank you, helen.

the city is sponsoring is a day of remembrance.s for james holmes, he is facing 24 counts of murder and 14 counts of attempted murder. his trial is set for february of next year. >> the chinese consulate is calling for swift action to determine who is responsible for the girl killed in the asiana crash, who was killed after a rescue truck ran her over. san francisco police reconstructing the investigation. >> the cause of the death is listed as multiple blunt injuries that are consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle. those injuries, she received, she was alive at the time. >> obviously, this is very difficult news for us. we're heart broken. we're in the business of saving lives. >> they do not expect disciplinary action against the drive or drivers of the riggs. >>> despite the heart break of losing her 8-year-old daughter to gun violence, the mother still stands behind the city. the girl was at a sleep over at a friend's house, when she was killed by bullets. >> i'm so sad that she didn't give to live. she didn't get to

. >> on this day of remembrance in colorado, residents are honoring the memory of victims killed in theaurora theater shooting. a bill rang once for each victim. people marked the day by doing good deeds for neighbors. practicing yoga, or spending time with nature. it was one year ago today a gunman opened fire into a packed midnight movie, killing 12, wounding 70. the theater has since re-opened. the shooter has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >> a congresswoman's honor in the effort to stop aids. >> remembering a woman the president calls a true pioneer of journalism. >> look what brought action on the las vegas strip to a standstill. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. some inner locations topping near 100 degrees today. but cooling is in the seven-day >> president obama is calling longtime white house correspondent helen thomas a true pioneer who broke down barriers for generationses of him in journalism. >> my question is why did you really want to go to war? >> she died at her apartment in washington this morning. thomas fiercely questioned ten presidents over nearly half a cent

my companions who have accompanied me on this remembrance tour will take these impressions with them.ays we should never let the memory of the war fade, and that is why it is important for my generation who did not experience the war, for me and the russian bikers, to come here .o a place which pains us vladimir says, "i'm very sad. i'm thinking about my grandfather who was taken to a concentration camp as a child. i do not even know which one. maybe it was here. how could they do that to him?" the russians joined together in song before starting back on .heir long journey home ♪ [soft exotic flute music] ♪ captioning and audio description provided by the u.s. department of education. >> bokara: i'm bokara legendre. join me and my guests-- scholars and scientists, spiritual teachers and philosophers-- as we explore the boundaries of religion and metaphysics, of science and spirituality. join me and some really fascinating people as we try to figure out what life's all about and how it can have meaning for each one of us.

a service of remembrance was held at midday. the country's political leaders were in attendance as was the crown prince. two years is a short time, but also a long time. life goes on, even though we'll will never forget what happened. the attack began with a car bomb that exploded. eight people were killed. the assailant then went to the island where the labour party was holding their summer camp. he shot 69 people. they say the attack has changed the country. >> maybe we take care of each other better. we have become more attentive with family, too. everything has changed for the worse. we stood very open, but now there are more and more restrictions. how does a society. security and freedom? >> we have to do both. it is not a question of either or. we need more police. the most important thing is we remain an open society. it is a debate that monday's anniversary painfully reopened. >> i stream of governments have chattered austerity as the solution to the debt crisis but it is not working that way. the ratio of government deb

thursday, the 18th anniversary of the biggest massacres since world war two, they will be gathering in remembrance. >> i am here to say farewell to my father and my brother. i found them after nearly 20 years. >> in a space of a few days, 8000 were killed by bosnian forces, which the united nations had claimed an area of safe haven. they are still working on identifying the bodies found in mass graves. she says on average, she examines the 10 bodies every day. >> so far, about 6000 bodies have been buried, and there are many unidentified. according to records, there are 8000 missing people, which means there should be one or two more mass graves to be discovered. >> thousands of people are taking part in a march, tracing the route that some took to escape the massacre. one person lost dozens of relatives, including his brother. >> that we will walk the grounds, which was soaked with blood, where we lost many friends and family. as time passes, they become even more vivid. >> the international court of justice said in 2007 that the killings were genocide and held serbia responsible for not preventi

. >>> weekend of remembrances begins today in aurora, colorado.nss wag sent to the scene to report on that tragedy. here is today's flashback friday. >> good evening. i'm chris jansing coming to you live from aurora, colorado. survive overs scribe chaos and confusion. >> i went up and down aisles shooting people. anybody who tried to escape, he would shoot. >> 12 people killed and 58 wounded in this tragedy. >> i didn't even know i was shot. you can see the two bullet holes there from the shrapnel and it's still in my arm. >> he knew what he was doing. this is not crazy. this is methodical. >> place say holmes died him sayer and identified himself as the joker. >> through the internet, he purchased over 6,000 rounds of ammunition. his apartment is boobytrapped with various incendiary and chemical devices. >> the trip wire was meant to kill whoever entered that door. >> if you think we are angry, we are sure as hell are angry. >> portraits emerging about these lives cut so brutally short. >> john wanted to become a navy s.e.a.l.s. but his life ende

. >> this morning in aurora, people stopped for a day of remembrance. >> this has been a tough year for us. >> families held each other and listened to songs. ♪ amazing grace and they cried as bells tolled, once for each of the 12 people killed that night when a heavily armed gunman opened fire in a crowded movie theater. jasmine lost a friend. >> what is it for you to be here today? >> to remember the people that we loved and wish they could be here with us today. >> janson young came to honor her boyfriend who died saving her that night. >> i needed to memorialize and it's better than just sitting home and crying. >> i am blessed to know i am still here to take care of my kids. >> year later joshua with is a veteran and father of two young boys. he was walking. >> you were not injured in the military. >> i come home and get shot in a movie theater. >> it's long and painful and not just the physical part. >> to walk in there and sit in the same seat and face my demons. it's something i had to do to move forward. >> kristin davis and eugene hahn couldn't make it to the memorial service.

. >>> and in remembrance, firefighters from across the nation will salute their fallen brothers at a memorial service on tuesday. >>> switching gears to a big find in iowa. these kids wading through a creek found a mastadon tooth. it's about 20,000 years old. and a whopping 5 pounds. so what exactly is a mastodon? they are extinct but kind of look like an inc.ient elephant. the kids say they'll hold on to the tooth and they're going to bring that tooth into class in the fall. okay. >>> key west residents celebrated the fourth with the world's largest key lime pie. was created especially for the inaugural key lime festival. it was made with the juice of almost 6,000 key limes, 200 pounds of graham crackers. 55 gal ochbs condensed milk and from the look of everyone's face it was not only a gigantic treat but also a tasty one, i guess you could say. do you like key lime? >> love key lime. and the thicker the graham cracker crust, better. everything about that was amazing. >> 200 pounds really got you this time, right? >> i'm ready. >>e my goodness. bring it on. >>> irs offices nationwid

." >>> today in aurora, there was a pause and remembrance service for the victims today. ♪. >> 12 peopleere killed when a gunman opened fire during a movie at a theyer. today, victims and friends and family and first responders gathered to pray. >> it's important to remember that one senseless act does not, cannot, and will not define us as a community. >> the trial for the accused gunman, james holmes, is scheduled to begin in federal budget. >>> sectarian violence continues as car bombs explode today in and around baghdad. at least 46 people died in a coordinated wave of seven car bombs. those detonations came after the breaking of the daily fast during ramadan. 450 people have died in attacks since ramadan started on july 11th. >>> an aide to mahmoud abbas says there's a written guarantee proposals will be made. that's not been confirmed by either side. palestinians and israelis agreed to meet for peace talks. something they've not done for six years. >>> six flags in dallas has closed. a roller coaster ride is closed as an investigation goes on about the rider. the texas giant is 152

>> jesus did save us once spiritually, he saved us in the theater physically, today is a day of remembranced that's how we're going to deal with it. >> the couple says that they still deal with emotional scars but that their survival has allowed them to forgive the -- the gunman. >> and three bombs dropped in the barrier reef. >> and we'll let you know the showers themselves will work their way closer to the bay area. [ female announcer ] for the freshest produce, you want to be close to the people who are close to the land. [ rooster crows ] that's why safeway works closely with local growers. the folks whose hands are in the soil. planting and nurturing the kind of delicious produce that gets delivered to safeway every single day. fresh from our farmers. this week, fresh local sweet corn from g&s farms is just 8 for two dollars. at safeway, ingredients for life. ♪ the people who came before us. the good they did inspires us, prepares us and guides us. at new york life, everything we do is to help you keep good going. >>> it was a day long search through an ohio neighborhood today for more

it's the annual fireworks display celebrating bastille day which marks the remembrance of the frenchevolution. by the numbers more than three tons of fireworks set off in a 35-minute extravaganza. >> and they were, oh, so beautiful. >> holy cow. >>> your road conditions of the you can expect a wet ride across most of the south. heavy rain could cause some damage and dangerous road conditions in the rockies, as well as southwest. >> if you're flying it is a bad day to be heading to or through texas. airport delays possible in dallas and houston. >>> an autopsy set for canadian actor cory monteith best known to millions of "glee" fans as finn hudson. the 31-year-old heartthrob of fox's musical comedy tv series was found dead in his hotel room in vancouver. police say there's no sign of foul play here. the cause of death does remain unclear. machine teeth had been struggling with substance abuse though since he was a teenager. >>> a 6-year-old boy who was buried alive by a giant sand dune at an indiana park is said to be recovering welch the boy was playing next to a restricted area wit

our veteran white house correspondent, bill plante, knew helen thomas for many years and has this remembrance. >> do you know of any country in the middle east that has nuclear weapons? >> well, uh... >> reporter: helen thomas always wanted answers from the president of the united states. >> mr. president, when are you holding a news conference? >> reporter: as the white house correspondent for united press international for 40 years and then as a columnist, thomas confronted ten presidents with bulldog persistence. >> why did you really want to go to war? >> reporter: thomas was born of lebanese immigrants and grew up in michigan. after college, moved to washington and went to work as a writer for united press. her big break came in 1960 when she became the first woman reporter at the white house to cover the president, not just the first lady. >> mr. president, thank you. >> thank you, helen. ( laughter ) >> reporter: she went on to be the first female president of the white house correspondents' association and the first woman admitted to another washington institution, the gridiron club.

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>> jesus did save us once spiritually, he saved us in the theater physically, today is a day of remembrance's how we're going to deal with it. >> the couple says that they still deal with emotional scars but that their survival has allowed them to forgive the -- >>> it was a day long search through an ohio neighborhood today for more bodies. authorities arrested this man 35-year-old convicted sex offender michael madison friday after finding the bodies of three young women wrapped in plastic in east cleveland. police believe he may have been emulating a convicted cleveland serial killer who also wrapped his victims in plastic. this is the latest case involving the disapaoáerpbs a -- disappearance of women in the cleveland area. >>> a dramatic coast guard drug bust was captured on tape and tonight four suspected smugglers are facing charges. >> what's this? >> reporter: as you can hear shots being fired during the july 14th seizure in the caribbean. >> the go fast would not stop, the coast guard helicopter fired warning shots that go fast. the sailboat continued so the coast forward had to f

disguised in popular remembrance at this point i don't see the muslim brotherhood others orders people. fighting back against the army four hundred forty thousand. to train. a domestic control. of the egypt police forces who are. going to run the tories for the year to crush this sense street demonstrations so. it's going to be very difficult for the brotherhood to assert it so. they can look at some other world headlines syrian opposition figures meeting in turkey to elect a new leadership as president bashar assad claims his opponents a failed to overthrow his regime the main goal of the opposition to reassure backers that they can be trusted with weapons in syria more than ninety three thousand people have been killed since the crisis erupted in march two thousand and eleven the conflict started as peaceful protests against assad's rule but air into civil war after opposition members took up arms to fight a group to fight a brutal government crackdown on their dissent. a top female police officer has been killed in afghanistan southern helmand province two armed men are riding a mot

. >> the remembrance rally was sponsored by mayors against illegal guns. >>> the new law is in placen venezuela banned guns in public spaces in meeting halls and buses, they believe criminals will ignore the new law like they do all other laws. venezuela's murder rate is one of the high nest the world. >>> six flags amusement park in texas, what they saw when the woman fell from the tallest roller coaster. >> and the woman who use add fake injury to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars from victims. let's take you outside, the sun is shining over 24, no traffic out there as you head into san francisco. >>> good morning san jose, the clouds are clearing from your skies, mostly sunny for today 84 degrees expected this afternoon. your time is now 8:14 and long term white house correspondent helen thomas has died. thomas was always in the front row for a presidential news conferences, she covered ten presidents over 50 years. that's when president obama shared birthday cupcakes with her 2009 when she turned 89 a the president turned 48. she did retire in 2010 when she made controversia

. >> nice to see them doing that together in remembrance. >>> let's go to arizona where the wildfire that killed 19 members of an elite fire fighting crew. the yarnell hill fires are the deadliest in history. it's burned 9,000 acres so far. arizona's governor ordered flags to be flown half staff to honor the firefighters killed in the blaze. stephanie is live for us this morning. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. here in prescott, the memorial outside station 7 grows as the town deals with the loss of 20% of this one fire department, lost to a blaze. prescott, arizona, a town where everyone knows each other and everybody here is mourning the loss of the 19 firefighters who died battling the nearby yarnell hill fire. >> the type of people that keep themselves in condition that go five mile sboos the wilderrens and put themselves between the fire and you. >> reporter: called hot shots, they were highly trained firefighters. they got close to the blaze, dug a fire line to contain the flames. >> they are the only municipality with a type one hot shot crew in the

. >>> a special remembrance for a team of firefighter who is died fighting the battle in yarnell.ir remains are home in prescott, arizona. a somber recession carried the firefighters from phoenix to prescott. they traveled more than 100 miles passing through the town of yarnell and ultimately ending in prescott. >> very moving image. >>> there was rain and a lot of it in west virginia. the town of kingwood suffered significant damage. the heavy rain and high winds brought down trees and power lines. many people clearing trees from their yards. crews are clearing lots of debris from the roads to make them passable. >> a huge mess. chad myers is tracking it for us. >> it's another day where we are good in the morning. it's where we are now, new york city is calming down. a great time to fly out of the big cities. thunderstorms fire out of the appalachians from new york to philadelphia and into new jersey and some of those storms could slow down airplanes. some could knock down trees again. >>> a line of weather coming into chicago is going to pass by. this morning could be a few min

six decades on, these moments may seem like faint remembrances of a distance in time but for you, ourterans and your families, i know it must feel sometime just like yesterday. object days such as this, you are back there once more. >> there you have some of the remarks by president barack obama on this very for day. today marking 60 years since the agreement, the end of fighting, on the korean peninsula. the president saying the guns of war fire no more. men emerged from their muddy trenches and talked about the fact that the soldiers that fought in korea for this country didn't come back to parades. they didn't come back to protests. remarking about this largely forgotten war saying that the veterans of this war deserve better and said the nation has worked and will continue to work to right that wrong. again, the president in washington, d.c., laying a wreath. live remarks there on this 60th anniversary of the end of fighting in korea. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing

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celebrate the historic day and really tie the country together to have these couples giving birth today remembrance that their birthdays of their child is the same as the royal child. >> thank you so much. let's see if today will be the day. we will have live updates for you throughout the day and online any time. you can get instant updates by following us on twitter. >> never has a penny been worth so much. >> i know. >> we will check in with mike for a look at the forecast. any fog? >> little bit. low cloud cover out will. fog along the coast. if you are driving up around 500, 700 feet you will drive into the clouds this morning. we are not seeing rain at least not here. there is some in southern california. i will show you that coming up. i want to poke news on our forecast. look at the roof cam. you can see how low the clouds are, tops of the embarcadero center buildings, hard to see. how about that? from the fog. all right. partly sunny this afternoon. we will have high clouds. low clouds give way to high clouds inland. 78 in the north and south bay. around the bay we will have high clouds al

foreign journeys so colville, colville's diaries are more accurate in the sense that churchill's remembrances. if colville wasn't there we only had churchill's work to take for everything and his word at times was self-serving. >> and another unsung hero from what i could tell is molly patrick downes who i had not paid attention to until i read this book. she was a novelist who became the british sort of letter writer to america about what was happening from the blitz all the way through the end of the war in her work was published in "the new yorker." it really stands up well in history. >> i found her -- bought it on amazon and sure enough bill had maybe hundreds of extracts from her war notes. i realized what he was doing and i did it too. she was his course if you will, ringing into the book the day-to-day life of londoners, the rationing and they have way they queued up she said her little sugar cubes as if it was momma from heaven because they couldn't get made, they couldn't get chickens, they couldn't get eggs at one point they couldn't get whiskey and ear and milk. her observations s

today in aurora, survivors, victims' family members and first responders gathered for a day of remembrancebell tolled for each of the 12 people killed in the massacre. >>> investigators are still not sure why a woman fell to her death while riding a roller coaster at flags amusement park in texas. her daughter and son-in-law were both riding with her. a witness said the victim expressed concerns about her seat just before the accident. >>> in ec england and around the world the great kate wait goes on. the arrival of a new heir to the british throne may happen at any moment, prince william and kate middleton's first child. i'm robert gray. now back to geraldo at large. >> geraldo: as people across this country protest for the civil rights of young black men and boys like trayvon martin, thousands of them in the streets today, a righteous cause for sure, but what is or at least has been virtually ignored in the big stage until very, very recently is a far greater peril than we've been talking about, the peril facing communities in cities like new orleans and detroit and newark and cleveland