it's the voluntary agencies, the red cross, the salvation army. earlier i was introduced to the gentleman from the salvation army and i was told what good work they do. ok. well, that's not a shock to me. it's like i go back to the good work they do in the middle of a fire in the middle of a cold night in new england 34 years ago where the first time i encountered in getting that hot cup of soup or hot chocolate for myself, but more importantly, is they work to feed and house the people who were just burnt out of their home. not new. not a new concept. the red cross. for years i started as a volunteer for the red cross. ended up before i took this job as a volunteer chairman of the board of the red cross in massachusetts. had to give that up when i took this job. but an intragoodwill part of the community. in the last two years i had traveled across the country from aalaska to hawaii and the floods in new england. to a hurricane in vermont. who ever knew vermont would get struck bay hurricane? and on the ground in joplin, missouri, 14 hours after

salvation army. we just have so many partners in the community, and that's really what it's about when you're talking about the recovery and resilience as i effort to include the whole community and include our neighbors, our businesses and our non-profit agencies. so with that, it's my great pleasure to introduce mike dayton, who is acting secretary of cal e.m.a. here in california. we work very closely with cal e.m.a. and do so many partnership things. we could not have the success we have in san francisco without such a supportive agency in sacramento. so mike? [applause] >> well, thank you, anne, for that kind introduction. i'd like to thank you, too, for your partnership, your creativity and your team, so i'd like to give you a round of applause for your hard work and your staff in pulling this all in together, today. [applause] >> so it really is an honor to be here today to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake that broke lives, homes and businesses, the loma prieta ea

the salvation army, the local church, synagogue,ç mosqueç, whatever.re little bigger, who else is there? neighbors helping neighbors. ças it gets a little bigger, or even if it is a small house fire, in the neighborhoods of this city and neighborhoods across the country, if something çhappens, there is usually a local business that knows the family and been dealing with for a while and says that will help them out in some way or another. i remember last year i was traveling in the floods of north dakota. there was a family i was talking to at one of the shelters who lost their home. he said the one good thing was he did not lose his car. he had sent it to the shop the day before. the shop where it was getting fixed was not affected by the floods. then he said he went back yesterday to pick up my car. as he picked up hisç car, the y said it is ok. he showed me the bill. it was like $800 bill for repairs. it said "paid in fullñr." he said take care of yourself in your family. he picked up the tab, a small- business garage. that happened every day on s

the southern baptist cooking food for 50,000 people that was then delivered by the red cross to a salvation army shelter that was served by men nice and cleaned up by muslims. with no government involvement. that's whole community. that's what it's going to take to recover from these. a lot of times people start thinking about recovery. people start thinking about it as soon as the response starts happening. some start thinking about it as soon as the response is over. that's not the time to think about the recovery. the time to think about recovery is now. one of the things we have thought about is the national disaster's recovery frame work. we work ackry thems. ackry nelms. with the ndrf. it lays out forward how we need to recover from disasters. we are going to be going around the country. we went around initially. now we're going to go around again laying it out. still i want to get feedback from folks how to best do that. it's not going to take just government but the exact same people it takes us in a response. all the people that i mentioned. they are the same people and more that's

salvation is free, but it ain't cheap. one of the qualities of faith is expectation.ctations station or hope, that individual is void of faith because faith always expects and faith always moves towards its goal. don't think that the church is for somebody that doesn't want anything. don't think that the church is for somebody that can't get a gig anywhere else. [ applause ] >> don't think that the church is for people that do not have hope or cannot make impact. at a matter of fact that is the opposite. it's diametrically opposes what jesus is about. john says, i would above all things that we might prosper and be in health even as your soul most percent. what we're dealing with is the misappropriation of what is important. the devil wants you -- i say the devil -- the devil wants to use your circumstance against you by making you become anxious when things don't happen on your timetable. he wants you to assume responsibility in that you become the master of your own fate and trust in your fweilts make things happen and thereby abby indicating your faith in jesus. bu

salvation is free, but it ain't cheap. one of the qualities of faith is expectation.f you find someone without expectation or hope, that individual is void of faith, because faith always expects and faith always moves towards its goal. so don't think that the church is for somebody that doesn't want anything. don't think that the church is for somebody that can't get a gig anywhere else. don't think that the church are for people that do not have hope or cannot make impact. as a matter of fact, that is the opposite. diametrically opposes what jesus is about. john writes and says, but i would, above all things, that thou mightest prosper and be in health, even as your soul prospers. but what we're dealing with is the misappropriation of what's important. and the devil wants you -- and i said the devil. the devil wants to use your circumstance against you by making you become anxious when things don't happen on your timetable. he wants you to assume responsibility in that you become the master of your own fate and trust in your abilities to make things happen and thereb

salvation is free, but it ain't cheap. one of the qualities of faith is expectation. hope, that individual is void of faith. because faith always expects and faith always moves towards its goal. so don't think that the church is for somebody that doesn't want anything. don't think that the church was for somebody that can't get a gig anywhere else. don't think that the church are for people that do not have hope or cannot make impact. as a matter of fact, that is the opposite. it opposes what jesus is about. john writes and says, but i would above all things, prosper and be in health even as your soul prospers. but what we're dealing with is the misappropriation of what's important. and the devil wants you -- and i said the devil. the devil wants to use your circumstance against you by making you become anxious when things don't happen on your timetable. he wants you to assume responsibility in that you become the master of your own faith and trust in your ability to make things happen and thereby abdicating your faith in jesus. but jesus is saying i don't want you to

. >> they will remember the bishop as the man of the people who brought jesus christ and the salvation, the gospel of grace to this area and to the world. >> is there anything too hard for god? you don't have a problem that god can't solve. >> bishop thoroughgood was 62. mark martin, cbn news. >> what a wonderful preacher and legacy to leave. thanks for being with us, until

>> the one thing about salvation is it's a choice.i was talking to some people the other day a gospel song that said we are our heavenly father's family, but there are times when we will answer to another's beck and call. salvation is a constantly a choice, it is a constant vigil of doing the right thing. it is not a blame game on god, that somehow god just took whitney from us, it's the fact that we have choices and the choices we make may not be the best choices, but just as a son or a daughter may disappoint their father, doesn't mean that he doesn't love them. >> you were talking right before the show and i was asking what you wanted to get across and one of the things you said to me was really important, was the importance of praising people and telling them how much you care about them and love them in their life, not just after they have passed. >> it is amazing, and we take life and love for granted so often. as you play that video of bb and cc, whitney was actually supposed to sing with the wyanan first, but just as a family,

>> well, the wonderful thing ability salvation is that it is a choice. and as i was talking to some people the other day, i thought about an old gospel song that says, we are our heavenly father's children, and he loves us one and all. yet there are times when we will answer to another's beck and call. so salvation is constantly a choice. it's a constant vigil of doing the right things. it's not a blame game on god that somehow got just took whitney from us. it's a fact that we have choices and the choices that we make may not be the best choices, but just as a son or a daughter may disappoint their father, doesn't mean that he doesn't love them. >> you and i were talking before the show, and i was asking what you wanted to get across. i think one of the things you said to me was really important, which is that the importance of praising people and telling them how much you care about them and love them in their life. not just after they have passed. >> it is amazing. and we take life and love for granted so often. as you play that video of bb and cc, wh

. >> we sang together i go to the rock and it is that rock of salvation, that rock, that faith that we have in jesus that sustains us during times like this. >> knee 48-year-old houston was found in the bathtub of her beverly hills hotel room. they are waiting for toxicology results to find out what killed her. her family has asked for privacy and her fans understand. >> if this is the only way for us to grieve and mourn, then that is why i am here. >> many are still holding out hope for a public memorial. >> houston will likely be interred at the same cemetery where her father is buried. >> a nice and warm day. take a live look outside, the usual chill of winter noise where to found. i think it is still chilly out there but i don't know. >> not for february. >> okay. but you know, i mean, let's not get carried away here. >> i have not got my speedy on but u don't have long underwear on either. >> okay. thank you. >> -- guy -- >> thank you for the visual. let's start with bird. we can use that as our guide. here are the temperatures we are dealing with right now at noon. this why we ar

. >> looking at the desecration i started to get more anger but then i knew repentson the way of salvation. >> reporter: some agreed. >> i pray personally that we do leave it up for a while and let others see. >> reporter: but other pastors disagree. >> cover it up so not to give whoever did it that, you know, hey, we got free publicity. >> reporter: late this afternoon they cleaned the statues and a crew began removing the graffiti. >> hopefully the community will rally around that and be more appreciative. >> reporter: are you glad it is removed? >> certainly. >> an hour ago he conducted a blessing of the cleaned up statues. police need the public's help. live, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new ktvu channel 2 news poll shows of the three tax hike proposals one is gaining the most support. the first tax plan is from the california federation of teachers. it has the support of 63% of voters. calls for 3% income tax hike on those who make more than a million dollars a year. when it asks if they were in favor of that support dropped to 40%. the second proposal is from governor jerry

the salvation army is based in alexandria, virginia. >>> we are aiming to save you some cash today. a new program in prince george's county is promising to save and possibly shave thousands of dollars off your energy bill. >>> it is a story that's new this morning here on channel 9. delia goncalves is live with details that every homeowner cannot afford to miss. i'm paying close attention, delia. >> reporter: absolutely. keep your ears open. in a time when folks are saving their money, holding on to their pennies, including the federal government it seems but the department of energy is literally handing out millions of dollars to make sure this program happens taking care of our most needy residents. they are offering this free program that normally would cost thousands of dollars. the prince george's county weatherization program is income based. crews spend a day inside your home insulating all areas. each have -- each home gets a service worth $6500. here are those income guidelines. a single homeowner in prince george's county must make no more than $30,000 a year, a family of

. >> we sang together "we go to the rock" and it is that rock of salvation, that faith we have in jesus that sustains us during times like this. reporter: the 48-year-old houston was found in the bathtub of her beverly hills hotel room on saturday. investigators are waiting for toxicology results to determine what killed her. her family has chosen to keep the funeral private. fans say they understand. >> if this is the only way that we're able to express our condolences and, you know, for us to grieve and mourn, then that's why i'm here. reporter: but many are still holding out hope there'll eventually be a public memorial. randall pinkston, cbs news, newark. >> houston will be buried at the fairview cemetery in westfield, new jersey next to where her father was buried in 2003. >>> still to come on 9 news now at noon, america's newest top dog made history last night in westminster. >>> and president obama's popularity is on the rise. is it going to be harder for republicans to take over the white house? we'll have some answers. >>> president obama's popularity is on the rise, that's acc

they're sacred places and places of faith and place that is witness to the hope of salvation. >> whatever the event, if anyone's going, everything is at 11:00 a.m. >> that's the true -- truth. we know when to get there. we don't want to confuse anyone. >> let's talk about the first saturday. oldest and largest. that's what you said about the cemetery. >> oldest and largest cemetery in coalma. 1887. that was the first cemetery in the town. we grew out of salivaly semi-- calvary cemetery. the archbishop looked south and truly, he was a visionary. he arranged to purchase over 300 acres of land. we have space for generations to come. were we're so blessed by what he saw. it's huge and it's a beautiful, beautiful place. >> and the out reach, what about cost and the poor and the unborn and the idea of sacred ground? >> there are so many parts of the ministry. you touch on an important one. every other year, we work with the archdiocese to host a mass for babies that died before, during or after birth. there's a section with a statue dedicated to rachele mourning and her children, israel. it's a

. >> his work was his salvation, morgan says, but he knows many others are still suffering in silence. >> rolling dunes, white sandy beaches, and blue skies. the danish island danishno -- island of bom homme becomes a tourist magnet, but how do you attract people when it gets cold? the people had an idea. they would make their little island a winter sports paradise, too. sound absurd? well, some officials in brussels did not think so and gave this ski slope the necessary financial backing, but unfortunately, there is one thing still missing. >> it is another glorious winter morning. the baltic sea island is known for lots of sunshine. they would prefer racecars and colder temperatures. he owns the only ski slope. with no snow at an elevation of just 30 meters, that seems a daring proposition, but he is a confident man. >> it is the nicest slope in europe. in the top, you have -- you cannot get anywhere else. you have the baltic sea. just two kilometers away. and you have a little island. sometimes you can see it. it is a very, very nice place. have a very nice, but very green at the m

but above all they went for the salvation of their souls.o achieve the state of grace conferred by his relics, they traveled great distances on foot... by boat... on horseback... wearingpical pirigarb-- the hat, the staff, the cockleshell symbol of saint james. but pilgrimage was not only a spiritual force, it was a dynamic, transforming element in society, enabling the exchange of ideas, goods, and especially money. there was a great deal of money to be made from pilgrimage. indeed, it was the offerings to the saints and their relics by pilgrims in their thousands that helped pay the construction costs of the great romanesque pilgrim churches lining the main roads to santiago. four main routes went through france to spain. they joined at puente-la-reina in spain, where a single road passed through burgos and leon and culminated at santiago de compostela. in the center of france, the major starting point was the church of mary magdalene at vezelay. this great romanesque abbey church at vezelay in the heart of burgundy is built far too large

accept the altered continues of the times and the country may demand as a requisite for national salvation. calling "the daily news" that most pestulant, they declared every newspaper approved of sessation. "the times" henry raymond was surprised, as he put it, only that the administration has so long foreborn to defend itself against fa nat cal crusade of the papers published in loyal states. in states where no such loyalty reined, lincoln got 53% of the vote in new york and only 2% or. % in maryland. the sue expressibpoena regs was draconian. lincoln ordered the military before bull run to arrest and detain without resort to the ordinary processes and forms of law such individuals as might be deemed to the public safety. that sounds ambiguous and threatening phraseology. but it certainly included the press. when the baltimore exchange editorialalized a war of the south, but the war of the north was a war of the people carried out by political schemers, military authorities shut down the paper. arrested the editor, whose name was francis scott key howard. not by accident, the irony here i

will be the third anniversary of what you and the administration projected would be the economic salvation of this country, that would be the passage of the stimulus package. and i wonder if we could put a chart up to see what the results have been from that package. if you look at that chart, and again, this is the prediction from your office, from your president, as to what would happen if he passed this -- >> when you find out the end here, and these are just numbers, but when you get to the end, you see we have on obama jobs deaf situation of 5.4 million americans out of a job. look at that tax rate, we were promised at in time that we would have over 6%. hope you you have something in the budget that -- can you tell me which tax increases that you're proposing, which tax increases will help eliminate the obama jobs deficits? which ones will create new jobs for americans? >> let me start by referring you to cbo analysis. of the economic and back to the recovery act. and they both agree that the recovery act helped substantially in restoring growth of the economy and saved millions of j

if you look at who will pay the impact fees like a non-profit thing like salvation army, but a parking structure will not pay the impact fee. the reason being there is a way in which the department as an environmental review. no amount of parking will change it in any way. you will remember me discussing this with regards to the city place development. i said if you put more parking in there, there will be more. south was thing that is not true. i think your director said it is generally true but not true in the case of city place. it is generally true, we should fix it. it runs contrary to economic theory. if so, the downtown plan should not work. sf park should not work. classical economic should not work. the problem is if you make the assumption that the 10,000 parking space garage will not generate any additional vehicle trips, still no feet. we really need you to fix this. you will get a logjam of stability -- stupidity behind this. the amount of parking does affect parking behavior. plan accordingly. this plan will give you a discount if you do less parking. we need the commissi

whatever the altered conditions of the times and the country may demand as a requisite for national salvation. calling "the daily news" even a democratic party, the "new york world" at the time declared every newspaper that approved of secession should be regarded as the accomplices of treason. this by and large they were. "the times'" henry raymond was surprised only that had the administration has so long forborne to defend itself against the secession papers published in loyal states. in states where no such loyalty reigned, lincoln got 53% of the vote. the see presentation was even more draconian. rejecting what he called extreme tenderness of the citizens' liberty that would relieve more of the guilty than the innocent, lincoln had even ordered the military even before bull run to arrest and detain without resort to the ordinary processes and forms of law. such individuals as might be deemed dangerous to the public safety. that sounds like chillingly ambiguous and threatening phraseology. but it certainly included the press. when the baltimore exchange editorialized the war of the south

a financial abyss investment advisor patrick young is one of those who things greece is supposed salvation as the hands of the e.u. will leave it more or less powerless. what we have here is basically that great scene in the hollywood adventure movie where someone has tripped and fallen over the edge of the cliff and he's being held onto by one armed by the person who we're not sure whether he's the beauty or the bad data easy going to let them go and let them fall to a terrible death or is he going to hang on to them and gradually bring them up and that's where we are with greece and the european union because actually what is being said behind closed doors and even to a degree in public is we've got some of those going short of learning the german finance minister basically saying he doesn't trust the greeks to manage to hold up to the agreements that they've made and tragically the greens track record of actually doing their bit in terms of what they're supposed to do in the past has been a huge fail so therefore we now have a situation where the greeks have said we'll do anything you w

as the salvation army began doing some more of the services, we were able to drop some of the services we were doing but that was after coordinated efforts wall of the community-based organizations. and any of the time i have been talking in san francisco about disaster preparedness and what we saw in watsonville was that the first night of the -- after the earthquake we found over 3,000 people in parks and open space and we ended up with thousands of people continuing to be in parks and open space for months ahead -- after the earthquake. and so in a concentrated place like san francisco with the housing shortage i'm always pressed to tell people to learn how to shelter people for a long period of time, how to deal with the fact that -- especially in san francisco, at least in watsonville people were living in their back yards and front yards for months at a time. here in san francisco we do not have that luxury so open space will be prime housing for a period of time. we also work with an international community and like in watsonville we had a very difficult time convincing people t

will be the third anniversary of what you and the administration projected would be the economic salvation of this country. that would be the passage of the stimulus package. and i wonder if we could put a chart up to see what the results have been from that package. sf you look at that chart, this is the prediction from your office, from your president of what would happen if we passed this stimulus package again, again, the third anniversary is tomorrow, and you find out that it didn't work. mr. secretary, you were wrong -- you find out the end here. these are just numbers. when you get to the end you see we have an obama jobs deficit of 5.4 million americans, 5.4 million americans without a job based on your economic theory. look at that unemployment rate. we were promised at this time we would be almost 6% unemployment. we're well above that. again, the obama jobs deficit is 5.4 million jobs. i know you have many proposals in the budget that hopefully would tackle the jobs deficit that's been created by i think bad economic policy. can you tell me which tax increases that you're propos

you just stand ♪ ♪ when you get up tomorrow, you just stand ♪ ♪ don't let go at the home of your salvationdone in baptist style. it's very much what whitney houston grew up with. i feel uplifted. i've never been near this church before. you've known this church your whole life. this i assume is absolutely in the spirit of what this event should be about. >> the word "ministry" means service. and what donnie mcclurkin just did, he describes, appropriately, as music ministry. a musical performance is impressive, but music ministry really serves -- >> we're going to listen back in to dionne warwick now. >> giving us what we asked for. your song means a lot to cissy and it meant a great deal to whitney and we do thank you and love you. we'll now ask tyler perry to come and give us words of expression. >>> god bless you. the houston family, i know this -- i know this grief. it was pat who introduced me to whitney a while back, and she and i sat in a restaurant in atlanta, just the two of us, sat there talking for about an hour and a half about four years ago. and during this time she was tellin