. >> as the serenity, lyrically in this project? the serenity come out lyrically in this project? >> yes. it sounds like a theme album. people think of all fema is going to be about black-and- white and race, but that song came about because of where i come from, who my parents were, and where we are today. i was watching a documentary, and it was during the time obama was running, and it was a group of people in middle america saying this was not america and that this was absolutely disgusting and they were going to do whatever they could to make sure it does not happen down to death. if the black man wins, we are going to riots. we are going to make sure he gets killed, and this is a travesty. we all know this exists, but to hear it like that, so strong, in this day and age, it kind of shocked me for a second, and that is what inspired the song, and then i started going back to the past with my parents and what they went through. they were in new york city. they were not in the south, and they have hard times common people sitting

all i have all the words of the serenity prayer which have become a mentor to many. god grant me the serenity to except the things i cannot change, and i can only say that my heart is so thankful to have had you in my life. you're not only my brother. you're the best and bravest man and my best friend. we all love and miss you and i can only say that i will one day see you on the other side. >> and my father and my uncle. 10 is just a number. we will always love and miss you. >> ching ping tung. >> simon james turner. >> donald joseph tuzio. >> robert t. twomey. >> jennifer tzemis. >> john g. ueltzhoeffer. >> tyler v. ugolyn. >> michael a. uliano. >> jonathan j. uman. >> anil shivhari umarkar. >> allen v. upton. >> diane marie urban. >> john damien vaccacio. >> bradley hodges vadas. >> renuta vaidea. >> william valcarcel. >> felix antonio vale. >> ivan vale. >> benito valentin. >> and my father. you would be so proud of me. i love you dearly and i miss you terribly. so do the rest of us. and i hope you're with encore ryan. >> and my aunt. i miss you very much. you ar

he was touched by the serenity of the moment, the serenity of the setting and the families.dent read part of psalm 42 which we're told he chose because it speaks to persevering through difficult challenges and emerging stronger. here's just a portion of the psalm he read. >> god is our refuge and strength. a very present help in trouble. therefore, we will not fear. even though the earth be removed, though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea. though its waters roar and be troubled, though the mountains shake with its swelling, there's a river whose stream shall make glad the city of god. the holy place of the tabernacle of the most high. >> reporter: freed rhee ka, from there he went on to shanksville to visit the impact site of flight 93. he walked through the memorial and laid a wreath. a very solemn moment. there was also a change in energy there. he spent a great deal of time shaking hands with the crowd who had gathered. that crowd was a little different in nature from the crowd at ground zero. families there were chanting usa. shouting the president's na

. >>> right now at 6:00, the serenity of a bay area college shattered by the rapes of two female students. the danger on campus that has many wondering is it happening again? good evening, everyone, and thanks for joining us. >> more on that campus rape story in just a few minutes, but first off the streets. more than 100 undocumented immigrants cct

after enjoying the serenity of the beach, the group visited the house featured in the popular korean drama, "stairway to heaven". there, the ladies had a tea party with rice cakes. english "i tried the sweet potatoes. they are just delicious. we grow them in kenya too, and i am happy i was able to taste the korean variety." after a hearty korean meal, the group ventured out to the sky bridge by farmers' tillers... a kind of transportation unique to farming villages. walking up on the bridge that stands high above the waters, they admired the clear sky and the open ocean. and here, this multicultural group sang songs in unison... which showed their friendship and harmony. stand-up "the day's event was a great chance to showcase traditional korean culture to the women representatives of 27 countries... and introduce the city of incheon, the host city of the 2014 asian games." kim yeon-ji, arirang this year marks the 1000th anniversary of the production of the tripitaka koreana,... a collection of korean buddhist scriptures. to celebrate the occasion,... a festival kicked off on friday,

so your splash in the river made us feel elated, serene, and happy for the miracle on the hudson. >>ther writer recalled the terrible sites of september 11. >> you helped me replace that image that for too long was so vivid and hurtful. the bottom line, it took sully to fix it for me. >> for sully, the cool and professional pilot, the events of 9/11 can still elicit anger today. >> this entire episode was an outrage. it was an after front to civilization. >> it turns out the in securities born on 9/11 lived on in the sullenberger family as well. >> our daughters were very afraid, and i didn't actually realize that our younger daughter kelley held on to that fear, actually, for years after that, about her daddy flying. >> that fear too was cured in the days after the miracle on the hudson. as a family, came to accept dad as a hero. >> the girls went to sleep last night talking i could hear them in the bedroom saying is this good or what? >> this is jolene. >> sully and his family live in california, a continent away from new york, but he and the city share an unbreakable bond. one of

god grant me the serenity to accept the things i cannot change.is so -- my heart is so thankful to have had you in my life. you are not only my brother. your the best and bravest man and my best friend. we all love and miss you. i will one day see you on the other side. >> and my father and my uncle. we will always miss you and love you. 10 is just a number. [names being read] >> and by brother. would be so proud of me. i love you dearly and i miss you terribly. so does dad, and the rest of us. i yhope -- hope you are with uncle ronny. >> and my aunt. i miss you very much. you are forever in our hearts. and her brother. you will both never be forgotten. [names being read] >> and my cousin. robbie, your mother, father, brother, susie, and the rest of the family and all your friends of miss you so dearly. we know nana is taking good care of you. god bless. you are with us always. >> my sister. 10 years later, as we continue to rebuild our lives, with the loss of our loved ones, we are here today and have them set in stone, forever in our hearts. we

1950s through the 1980s a group of 26 after cap american artists painted beautiful landscape in the serened florida. today, they are known as the florida highwaymen. and you may is have heard of them. one of the florida highwaymen or highwaywoman, i should say, mary ann carroll is coming in to talk to us. you are the only woman out of the 26 african american artists. talk to us about this group. many have never heard of florida highway man and what it was and how it came about. >> we were a group of people that was painting. we thought that we could paint and we found out that we could sell they. we got on the road and better living than some of the guys picking fruit. we had to go from place to mass. because our work was not associated. like we would have sunset paint on the sigh of the road. teachers would go out and ask for permission to display them in courthouses or doctor's offices. those were our galleries at times. this is what we did. >> what was it like? especially you are the only woman and on top of that, the only woman in the group and on top of that, this bass during the 1950

told that he was impressed with it, that he said he felt it meets the moment and he was moved by the serenityday, by the families and the gathering and the setting he saw there. the president in his only public remarks so far today read from psalm 46. we're told he chose that psalm because it speaks in his view to persevering through difficult challenges and merging stronger. from that site he went to shanksville, with the first lady, where he visited the impact site of flight 93. he walked through a new memorial there and laid a wreath at the site there, a very solemn moment, but he also took quite a bit of time, don, to shake hands with the crowd there, and this crowd was much more vocal than the crowd that he had seen at ground zero, at some points they were calling his name and even chanting "usa, usa" repeatedly. his next stop at the pentagon a few hours ago, they sang "amazing grace" and again he spent some time speaking with the families of those lost, and this day of remembrance, it still is not over. you know, don, for a president who really is known for his words, today has been so

. >>> the quiet serenity of a small catholic college shattered by the violation of two female student. following reports of two rapes in as many weeks, both happening inside dorm rooms. traci grant is live with more details of this assault. >> reporter: jessica, students here at st. mary's college are trying to wrap their brains around what happened here. two separate incidents in which female students say they were raped by men they knew. all within the first month of school. >> having back to back ones was extreme extremely shocking. i didn't believe it at first. >> reporter: janine and jennifer are both entering their fourth year at st. mary's college. they like all the students received e-mails a few weeks ago from the school's public safety department alerting them a rape had been reported on campus. this week they both got another e-mail. >> i was shocked to see there was another so quickly. >> reporter: police officers arrested an 18-year-old male student in connection with the alleged rape of a female student. in a dorm on the st. mary's campus on september 11th. police say th

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really do too much for her. >> bollenbacher's father and stepmother have just arrived at the visitation center with serenity she was born a month after i went to the county. so, pretty sad right there. i know her but i'm afraid she don't know me that much. it's going to be a big adjustment when i get out. it's something to work for when i get out. >> are you ready for your picture? >> yeah. >> visitation is a busy time for inmate paul komyatti. he works as the prison photographer. >> keeps my mind occupied. keeps me not counting the 6,147 hours that i have left in here. or the weeks or months, however you want to break it down. >> one of komyatti's assignments today is to photograph michael bollenbacher's family. but since visitation always poses a security threat, the family, including 2-year-old serenity, must first pass through security. >> you're a princess. pat you down. thank you. you're all done. >> you ready, young man? >> going to see daddy? >> daddy. >> daddy. >> my stomach's been twisting all morning waiting. >> feel that? pulse is up there. >> here we go. one more. oh, my god. >> his hair all lo

target, they all have branches in wasilla it is now the most congested hodgepodge surrounded by the most serene and glorious landscapes stretching on hundreds of miles but it is a little cog in the artery hour-and-a-half north of anchorage. >> host: what do you mean when you describe alaska as palin's and? >> guest: she was born in idaho but arrived in wasilla very early in life and that is where she grew up. she went to wasilla high-school her father was said teacher and the elementary school and her mother was secretary at the assembly of god church. the palin's became one of the first families of wasilla and win sarah got into politics, she began by writing course 308 -- city council then elected and then after two terms she stepped up to run for mayor and served two terms as mayor. all the while expanding her political influence then ran for the governor and lost but then ran for governor and one and john mccain than nominated her for vice president. she personified the values that were particular two wasilla especially the extreme form of evangelical christianity because it is a militant f

wassail is now the most congested hodgepodge surrounded by still the most serene and glorious landscapes that stretch on for hundreds of miles. but wasilla itself is this congested little clogged, clogging the are you right there and our have from anchorage. >> what do you mean when you describe alaska, wasilla, as patently and? >> well, palin was born in idaho but she arrived in wasilla very early in life. that's where she grew up. she went to wasilla high school. her father was a teacher for many years in the wasilla elementary school. and her mother was a secretary in the assembly of god church. the palins became one of the first families of wasilla, so to speak. and when sarah got into politics, she began by running for city council of wasilla and was elected to that. then after two terms on the wasilla city council she stepped up to run for mayor, served two terms as mayor. all the while expanding her political influence your then ran for lieutenant governor, lost but then came back to run for governor and won. and then, of course, john mccain nominated her or vice president. and sh

. >> below the serene surface of lush landscape, moammar gadhafi built an intricate system, bunker designedthe worst skcase scenar scenario. >> a fascinating look at secret bunker, showers, escape routes, underground hospital, and what may be his greatest fears, wait until you see this. >>> to libya now, still no word on the whereabouts of moammar gadhafi, despite the movement of two convoys of libyan officials out of libya into niger. u.s. state department officials responded saying they don't believe he was in any vehicles that left the country but we are getting a better look at how some in the gadhafi family lived in tripoli. you are looking at a home once occupied by one of moammar gadhafi's sons, it was overrun and seized by rebel fighters. you can see we have cameras inside, looks normal aboveground but below ground a high-tech bunker with multiple entrances, decontamination showers, airtight bomb-proof doors, a full hospital with operating rooms, kitchens, bedrooms. analysts say the bunker system was designed to sustain and protect gadhafi family members for a long period of time. >

who were going to be working with the community, park and rec and the event promote others to see what we can do to make certain serene news in the park better. i heard there were some issues, some urination in the park and things like that. escape fromle catrals. the san francisco marathon. agca trazz, try at then, the san francisco police mass. bluegrass is forthcoming. it should be a three-day event that isn't going to be as large as outside mass, however, we'll work together and try to make this a great venue, and the nike women's marathon. that concludes the district presentation. i certainly could entertain questions, if, indeed, there are. commissioner kingsley? you can certainly return to your seats. >> thank you very much. [inaudible] >> i'll start from the beginning --. thank you for your excellent report. it was a terrific presentation and there were aspects of your report, the way you presented that weren't what we've seen before and it was very personal with the individual names of the community advisory boards and the breakdown of staff and so on. i really appreciate getting all of that. i wanted to just

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giants had the nature off. >> serene husband to withdraw from the u.s.r vane a never to be overlooked. serena has had a lot of her own injury woe this past year. 28 in new york but crushed mikhail in the first set. serena dominant. match point coming and buries it. serena rolls and on to round 2. to the men. american fish again. about fish seeded 8. sneaky. if fish a little trouble closing the match out but won in straight set. he's headed to third round for the third straight year in new york. as i mention this was an off day for the giants. host the diamondbacks first place arizona in huge series that starts tomorrow night. today giants rookie bell nicknamed the baby giraffe tall and gang el. he went to 6 flag in vallejo. discovery to see the new baby giraffe born last week and naturally named brandon. the calf over 6 feat tall rate now. there's mom. will grow to 18 feet. connect out this video from tahiti. this is 25 feet and up. massive. pro surfing tour stopped in tahiti. as well as is big they declared a code red. high danger because physically nob

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parents purchased a house cheaply and over the years created a home that was a welcome place for their children and grandchildren. this haven was of such serenity that kenny often felt the same respect and awe that he experienced when entering the fragrant solitude of the catholic church, fleeing went the irish seeking refuge from the advancing harlems, the dark skin of the people making unrecognizable the prejudices they had endured when they arrived in america. the defect of memory driving them forward to separate themselves from the shadows that follow all immigrants. fleeing went the puerto ricans, escaping the same blackness, but impeled by the fear of blood, both physical and hereditary, fearing with greater horror the prospect of losing themselves in the anonymity that america forces on all of its people, both groups fought the country's wish for that homogenaity. they both retained both their irishness and puerto ricaness. both sides spoke of the ancestral home as if it was the land of milk and honey. this stance was staunchly held to, even though the deprivations endured by many had forced them to leave their island homes, yet inflexib

in the field from being there, it is kind of an odd, serene, called place to be. here and help the families and friends, to give some sort of closure to their loved ones. >> host: you went there in an official capacity. >> caller: i did, with homeland security, and there was a national -- a government disaster team that flies to disasters to identify victims of disasters. >> host: tell people a little bit about the process. i have been reading stories. and sure many others have about how they have worked in the last ten years to identify the remains of profound really not very much. they have done a good job identifying. that was part of the private ceremony yesterday for families, burying the remains. when you get to a site like that how do you even start? what is that -- house soon after the disaster do you arrive? >> caller: i arrived a few days after the disaster because living in oregon it was hard to fly. the airports shut down. on the long remembered. it's under fema now. they're is a disaster. they call emergency, basically. they caught the team to go where

show its support for the opposition there's a possibility he added that some deals concluded with russian oil companies operating in libya will be an old. army weapon that was serene and if the. oil field workers on the boards of the national oil company are in the first place professionals and not politicians at the talks in benghazi my counterparts expressed their gratitude to russia for not torpedo of not vetoing resolution one nine seven three letting it be toast this stance of the russian federation was highly appreciated by the national transitional council that's what matters russia has never signed us to escape by to resolutions nine hundred seventy and nine hundred seventy three and of the russian president signed a number of decrees in support of those two wars solutions a decrease clearly state that russia will never give refuge hyder to gadhafi or to his family or to the media of supporting us whose hands are so in the blood of ordinary libyans we will never support of all the forces loyal to him financially or supply them with weapons and we have stuck to our. commitments in full measure. had a few c. up and that the west was consistent in supporting

finally the modern pentathlon world championships have kicked off in moscow ukraine's victoria tara shook serene individual cold and the russian couple well team russia didn't finish the opening day empty handed either for a man cos ref reports. four out of seven russian women qualified for the finals on the modern pentathlon world championship in moscow and judging from their opening performance it seems one of them might even get it placed on the podium you have the key a group initially called must start of the second event with the best results from earlier fencing thirty mins while her team partner you can say you know what i ask you know wasn't third a swimming competition so both women relinquish their leading roles with your chief nicole was dropping to fourth and her asking are all the way down to the thirteenth . and the third events which is show jumping if the kids usually go by and her horse made only one mistake and climbed up to third place going into the final phase which is running and shooting at that point she was the only russian left with a chance to claim the podium spots a

the occupation will come to an end without negotiations with israel i hope that the palestinians will react with serenity and i hope that their leaders will explain to them that this is only one more stage in their efforts to obtain a liberation from occupation so it really depends on how the leadership handles it they have to build a case that they are in fact ready and mature to take on the responsibilities of respecting their neighbors and ensuring that there are no attacks from their territory. and as a two nations prepared to resume negotiations all efforts must be made to prevent their slide into the old fruitless peace talks according to palestinian m.p. dr mustafa barghouti he says that only saw an expansion of israeli settlements on occupied land. we cannot steer within that and all of the useless negotiations for over twenty years have been lost without any progress because it was there in the policy and because it was there is obstruction of peace even president obama i'm sorry a year ago in the same united nations said by two thousand and eleven palestine for become a full member of the unite

where they lived together, on the beaches kevin love, we walked through one of the many 9/11 memorials that adds serenityy well. i met both her kid, connor and caitlyn, and they're terrific. beth is so lucky to be alive, considering what she was facing before her husband, kevin died. sadly, we know unfortunately, some families, with a surviving spouse, died, leaving the kids orphaned. she sees herself as very fortunate in many ways. >> boy, that is some story. kevin was lost in the collapse of the north tower. we're coming on to thatt moment at 10:28, the north tower did collapse. that's the sixth moment of silence in a few moments. let me bring david back. this, to me, is one ofhe most amazing stories of 9/11. a firefighter who actually survived the collapse fromm inside the tower. >> there were 18 survivors inside the tower collapse. we remember the finality of it all. but there was the miracle of stairwell "b" that emerged and captain jay jonas told us, he told his team your wives and children are over that twisted trench of steel that we're climbing over. i went over to fine what captain jonas is up

the tennis player. serena became angry because she lost a point after she yelled during a volley. that's not allowed. serena was anything but sereneard the umpire. >> >> bill: ms. williams eventually lost the match to samantha -- and ms. williams was fined $2,000 to booted. check 4. last week we ran a commercial for the ford motor company saying you should consider buying their vehicles because they refused to take bailout money. it was a good spot. now, i always buy american. i'm driving a gm car right now because i know the guys who work in the dealership. they are good guys. the cadillac i'm driving is running great and g.m. has paid back most of the tarp money it accepted. i'm following that story. check believes it's very important right now that americans buy domestically made vehicles. it obviously helps the economy. there is another reason as well. service. recently my corporation had to do business with hyundai, the korean car company, not good. service, awful. even though we alerted hyundai to the problem. so, a word to the wise, be smart and patriotic, buy american. and finally check 5 some confusion over the release of

. >> for the families, this has become a place of serenity. >> it's a beautiful place and by being a national park, it will be preserved. >> i could have been consumed with anger and hatred and bitterness. but my brother wouldn't have wanted that. >> the memorial is on 2,200 acres and will be completed in phases. at the ceremony, former president bill clinton announced an effort to speaker boehner for an effort and he spoke of those on the plane. >> they gave the entire country an uncal gift. they saved the capitol from attack. they saved god knows how many lives. >> for the first time, they read the names of the passengers and crew members etched into an eight-foot granite wall. beyond that wall, hallowed grounds where a nation can come to remember a great sacrifice made by brave americans. tomorrow, president obama will join the family members in a wreath laying ceremony here and then on monday, after ten years, the unidentified remains of some of the victims on that flight will finally be laid to rest. it will be an emotional weekend for these families and they know that the nation

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