i wish that sadie was stolen off the street and sold. [laughter] wolfgang, age 12, sparks, nev.. >> say thank you to kira shira. i have been asked to stay just a couple of words about hope. i do not want to take a lot of time. it is something worth talking about, especially in times in which we could cautiously remark about the dark. wars, a lot of turmoil, a lot of struggle. some people think about hope as a wish. i wish i get a new bike for christmas. i hope this, i hope that happens. actually it is quite powerful and there is a rational reason for believing in hope. will we think about the situation that we would like to say, there are only three things that could happen. it could be all the way we want. to go in a way that we do not care about, or eight ago negatively. so, when we talk about hope, if we say, well, i really want this to happen and i want to contribute my energy to making this happen, the hope is actually the energy that will get this out and commit us to doing this, because it is hope that will make us feel happy. it

and once sadie's hemorrhage had been stopped she asked the doctor who was there what she could do to not have any more children. she was 28 years old and she already had three children and she, her husband did not make enough money to support them. the doctor in that in different way of physicians during this period, and you should be aware that most doctors opposed any kind of contraception, said tell jake to sleep on a roof. margaret sanger was called back to the sacks apartment. this time now pregnant with her fourth child, she had gone out again to one of the back alley abortionists in an era as we all remember when abortion was illegal and dangerous. now she -- a staffer caucus infection in her vagina. and in a few hours she was dead. this event as told and retold by margaret sanger was the transforming event in her life and the founding moment of what became one of the most successful -- after writing this biography -- most successful in american history. let me quote from her autobiography about this epiphanies that she had. when i finally arrived home i looked out my window o

. >> one is called the mountain by hashim hafik and it's translated by sadi samoi. i have washed the mountain, i have washed the stones and the pebbles that clings to the trees. i have washed the mountain. i have lit the paths and the back ways around the mountain. i have lit the caves and the stairs and the hidouts in the folds of the mountain. i have washed the summit and every crevice of the mountain so my loved ones might pass in the forenoon of the mountain day. this is called, lament for a market place in babylon, by abdul karin al karid and it's a reference to a suicide bombing. this one and the next one are both translated by salim yusef. on this grave stone are angels and people weeping. what are people waiting for, their ship? here it comes, borne by the deluge. in a market place now frequented by money changers with beards and baggy trousers, who restores the limbs and who throws open the gates for hollow-eyed gods coming in from babylon with red chests and white furious hair? i wonder who? on the day of march 1st in the 5th year after the second millenni

sadie should know that the bloke a whale is not a stupid fish as many believe the. global we need to tell him that these intelligent creatures are worthy of perspex a sniff not affectionate i think to this dolphin nerium emulates to conditions of their natural habitat as much as possible he knows reason. in the condom luck should behave the whites see specialists from the speeches but branch of the tryst tolson area in cooperation with the optic circle dive center of set up an open enclosure to beleaguer whales. the nearest settlement is the village of milne a good book location on the coast of the white sea. it was a stoppage by local fisherman known as coast well as in the twentieth century. this place is very remote and difficult to reach only dirt roads in the cold sea found that. such things do not pull the divers visitors flock to from different countries only around they dream of getting a close look appealing to whales and swimming with them in the natural habitats. yet before they're allowed to do so even experienced times as have to attend a special ice ti

. >> how about sadie? does that sound familiar?? >> 18. >> 18? >> uh-huh. that's what she said on the phone. >> that's what she said on the phone? >> what did she say on the internet? >> she said 15 or 16 but i said, no, you got to be 18. >> really? >> yeah. >> now, do you want to rethink that and tell the truth this time, or do you want to stick with that story? >> i kind of -- kind of figured something was going on. >> you did? >> yeah. >> that was a big lie about the 18 thing that you just said? >> well, i don't remember, i was talking to quite a few people. >> it's almost 2:30 in the morning. how far did you travel tonight to be here? >> i came from columbus. >> columbus. >> uh-huh. >> what did that take you to get down here from columbus? >> i don't know, probably a couple hours. >> couple hours. >> uh-huh. >> that's a long ride at this time of night. >> yes, sir. >> what makes a man get in the car and drive two hours -- >> i don't know. just somebody wanted to meet me and i wanted to meet them i guess. >> how old are you? >>

audible sobbing after a case some sady divided a tight knit community. >> there was so much pain and hatred. >> this community comes together. this is not our first tragedy. to this magnitude, yes. but this family comes together. >> reporter: coffay was described as a fun loving young man. others like the mother of one of the victims called him a train wreck waiting to happen with a reputation for drinking. he's haunted by the accident and is deeply sorry. it's all a blur to him now. >> young people should understand there are serious consequences to drinking and driving. the 20-year-old defendant in this case knows the consequences all too well. >> reporter: the state's attorney says if there's anything positive from the tragedy, it's the not in my house campaign. it's going to be start ed at th high school where they attended. it's aimed at stressing to young people the dangers after drinking and drive iing and the adults that supply minors with alcohol. derrick ward, news 4. >>> family members gathered to say good-bye to two d.c. units today. the ceremony was held at the d.c. armo

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. >> how do you find common ground most of them across the i'aisle who sadie fence spending is out of -- say dee fence spending is out of control. there are other programs that need to be cut there are other places that need help as well. it is time to dial back or cut spending. how do you reason that with them? >> remember after we went into 9-11 we weren't prepared for that. the military wasn't structured correctly. we had really horrible problems in intelligence budget where we weren't recruiting human spies across the world. we had parts of the world we weren't even covering because we didn't invest that money. same with the defense side. we had to ramp up the number of soldiers for deployment simply because so often we were burning them out. even at the end at the height of the iraq and afghan conflict we were still deploying at a rate even though we had increased the size that was wearing our soldiers out. now they are talking about going far below where we were right at the 9-11 point. that is not right given all of the challenges in the world if you have a tsunami on one part

. >> sadis a nurse who came to the u.s. from somalia in 1996. when police arrived at the murder scene she was covered in blood and injured. she told police a masked man had attacked her and yvonne with a machete. want to switch gears and check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> we have really dangerous fog right now. and at least for the next couple of hours that will be the case. deep pockets. less than a quarter mile visibility everywhere across the board. as we head throughout the noon hour, we'll see the sunshine through the clouds. warming up from 42 in san jose. up to 57 as you break for lunch. round out the day with 60 nz the south bay. 62 in san jose. 65 in gilroy. we transition from mild to warm tomorrow. 70 degrees inland. 62 by the coast. let's see if there's any problems on the road because of the fog with mike. >> definitely lower the speeds, christina. you showed less than two miles visibility everywhere on your map. we're looking at the southbound northbound 101 and a hef ver volume of traffic as well. and earlier