kenneth were busy hang up bells around tucson this morning. symbols of hope. >> hope, faith, hopefully it's not going to happen again. >> reporter: they headed to the safeway grocery store, the site of the shooting so at 10:11, the moment of the shooting they and so many in tucson could remember. >> a lot of healing has happened here in the last year. and so it was just nice to have that healing come full circle. >> reporter: it's a far different sound from one year ago. >> there are multiple people shot. >> okay. >> oh my god. >> when in 16 seconds, 31 bullet --: -- bulleted shattered a sunny morning. at the grocery store a memorial stands, a boulder symbolizing tucson's unbreakable spirit surrounded by six smaller rocks for those who were lost. congresswoman giffords who was shot in the head has been recovering in houston but she and husband mark kelley are back in tucson this weekend return together safeway for the first time since the shooting dedicating a memorial in her office to her young aide gain zimmerman who was killed in the shooti

tucson has shown a we rarely are.hild sold his toys so he gets some money to help the victims of a census attacked. -- of a serious attack. we are the soldier and handed his purple heart to a staff person because her boss sunnis and more than he does. -- because her boss needs more than he does. tucson sent letters and hope. we are the spontaneous memorials. tucson is all of us who work for a year to create a more civil future and a stronger city. we are the love of the community. we are the kindness. we are the words ethic and sense of fairness of judge john rolfe. that they commitment show to each other. most of all, we are the hope that is embodied in katrina taylor green. this weekend has been one of sadness and reflection. we have mourned all we lost in 16 short seconds. at the same time, we find inspiration. i will tell you our community has come to gather over the past year. this morning bells rang out in tucson and across the country in remembrance of our loss. it is a moment of unity and reflection. let us co

pledge ofhe during an evening ceremony in tucson. [applause] her beaming smile a tribute to a remarkable recovery. >> those of us were survived -- survived were forever changed by that moment. >> a years passing since the tucson tragedy when a crazed fired dozens of bullets crowd of people meeting with the congresswoman. killed and 13 were injured. as a backdroprved for remembrances and reflection. beyond anything that any civilized society should permit. >> at this event, we heard from virginia tech shooting stopvor who now works to acts of gun violence. >> we are on this side of angels. working together, we can help. >> we heard from a mother who lost a 16-year-old daughter to gun violence. >> i mourn the loss of never know.i will >> to sun remains a great city. -- tucson, ariz., remains a great city. an oasis in the desert where our community were under the stress sadness of a horrible moment. >> for now, jared loughner remains a federal prison in missouri. declared mentally incompetent to stand trial. >> the hard to believe it ha

this was the remembrance in tucson. we heard from city leaders there.nts. they live 19 candles for those killed and wounded in the shooting that happened last year on gary cates in tucson. there were other events held in washington. there was one at a baptist church where they had a day of reflection for the victims of gun violence. we heard from a local mother who lost a daughter as well as shooting survivor. giffords' guzman says the entire country and the initiative tucson are recovering and still healing. >> tucson remains a great city a special place, an oasis in the desert where our bonds of community were strengthened under the stress and sadness of a horrible moment. >> gabrielle giffords remains in recovering at a hospital and in houston. her staff says that she continues to add to your workload as she gets better in her recovery, all participating in videoconferences and telephone conference calls. she is up for reelection this november. dirty prother chief of staff says she will make the decision later on whether to run. >>> an amazing story

it lives on today in tucson at this walk held in her honor. in the playground christina's parents had built nearby. and in her corneas donated so two other children can now see. >> when we heard that, we absolutely knew it was the best decision in the world. and you know, i know christina would be proud to have helped somebody. >> after losing her young friend, susie needed help, too. >> one of the things that made me saddest when i was in the hospital was the fear that my friends with children would think i was toxic and that they would be afraid to let their kids be with me. >> then last february, a local school asked her to judge a contest. in which kids take pictures expressing their hopes for america. >> my hope for america is help homeless people. >> my hope is for peaceful country. >> susie quickly learned she was far from toxic. >> okay, where are you supposed to be? >> she has been coming back to that same tucson school nearly every week. >> gorgeous. >> boosting her spirits and giving back. >> christina is gone, but all of these wond

tucson has shown who we really are.sold his plays so he could send money to help the victims of a senseless attacked. we are the soldier who handed his purple heart to a congressional staff person because her boss now needs it more than he does. tucson is all of us who live candles and sent letters of comfort and hope. we are the spontaneous memorial, and tucson is all of us that worked for a year to create a more civil future and a stronger city. we are the love of the community that zimmerman lift for. we are the kindness of phyllis. we are the work ethic and sense of fairness of judge john rall. we are the commitment dorothy and george morris and door when stoddard show to each other. and most of all, we are the hope that is embodied in the spirit of cristina tayler green. this weekend has been one of sadness and reflection. we have more on the new all we lost in 16 short seconds. but at the same time, one year later we find inspiration. i will tell you the way that our communities come together over the last year ha

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ago when congresswoman gabriel giffords and 18 others were gunned down outside a grocery store in tucson, arizona. yesterday congresswoman giffords and thousands of others gathered in tucson to mark the bitter anniversary. we have the story. >> reporter: in one of her first public appearances in tucson since being shot, congresswoman gabriel giffords joined hundreds of others at the university of arizona and in a strong passionate voice led the crowd in the pledge allegiance. guided by her husband, astronaut mark kelly, she then lit the first candle in a vigil marking the one-year anniversary of an event that has forever scarred tucson. >> there is the reality for many of us that there are dreams for our families' future that we'll just have to let go. >> reporter: one year ago a mentally ill gunman unleashed his frustrations and anger on the congresswoman and 18 others in front of a grocery store where giffords was hosting a meet-and-greet. six people lost their lives. on this anniversary bells tolled, memories stirred, and promises were made to never forget. >> and to my fell low tucso

today, across tucson, a time to reflect. in churches, at the hospital where victims were treated, and outside the safeway where the shooting took place. >> more than one person down. >> reporter: one year ago today, six killed, 13 wounded when a gunman tried to assassinate congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> i do believe gabby giffords was hit. >> reporter: shot in the head, giffords' recovery has been remarkable, but also slow. >> she's still the woman i married. her personality is the same. >> reporter: the victims caught in the hail of gunfire in this parking lot last january 8th were both young and old. christina taylor green was just 9 years old. >> i miss christina terribly. >> reporter: susie heilman took christina to meet giffords and was shot three times and watched christina die. >> i remember lying there holding christina's hand and we were just eyes locked on each other. >> reporter: tucson's tragedy unfolded as a nation grieved. hundreds lined the streets as giffords headed to houston for rehab. after months of

ahead, the shooting in tucson one year later. that story is next. >> finally this evening, the people of tucson this weekend are marking the first anniversary of the shooting that killed six people, and wounded 13 others. including representative gabby giffords, giffords is making a remarkable recovery from her head wounds and at h her office last night she unveiled a plaque to her staff whore died in the attack. still it has been a long year for the people involved in that tragic day, ben tracy introduces us to one of them. >> i wish i could pick you up and carry you, but i can't. >> suzi hileman has every reason not to be in this classroom. >> silly goose. >> not to once again bond with children. >> i love you back. >> on january 8th, suzi took her neighbor's daughter nine-year-old kristina taylor green to meet their congresswoman gabby giffords, shortly after arriving at the tucson grocery store the first of 13 shots rang out. >> congresswoman giffords was -- she slid down. >> we first talked to hileman last year, just after s

. >>> and tucson one year later. we'll take you to arizona where thousands of people are honoring the victims of that deadly mass shooting one year ago. we'll also take a look at congresswoman gabby giffords as she continues her recovery. the news starts right now. >>> good sunday evening. i'm diane dwyer. san francisco mayor ed lee made it official at a star-studded inauguration at city hall. among the people there to witness the moment, those you would expect. five former mayors, pelosi, and then some you might not expect such as rapper mc hammer. lee also did something during the inauguration that no other mayor has done before. ♪ >> lee was sworn in as the city's first elected asian-american mayor this morning at 8:00. former mayor mel brown was there. he emceed the event. in his inaugural speech, lee spoke about his plans for san francisco's future. he repeated the word innovation over and over and said creating new jobs for the city is his top priority. >> because jobs and smart economic development for our cit

>> thanks, top. >>> up next, a year after the deadly shooting in tucson. the congresswoman gabrielle giffords finishes what she started. that's a faithful day. see the reunion with the others when we come back. >>> in one of her last act as the united states congresswoman, gabrielle giffords of last year's shooting rampage in tucson. today's event comes a day after giffords announced she's resigning to focus on her recovery. we've got a look in tucson on this story. >> reporter: representative gabrielle giffords walked slowly into her tucson office to finish the neighborhood's meet and greet cut short in a spray bullet. giffords shook hands with her who was shot multiple times. bringing the youngest victim, 9- year-old christina taylor green to meet the congresswoman. >> today, she walked under her own steam and said hello. we lined up just the way we lined up a year ago. >> reporter: she also hugged her former intern, daniel hernandez. they applauded the three-term democrat when they arrived recently opened up in her name. the tour of the facility marks t

in tucson arizona, casey stegall, fox news. >>> the s.w.a.t. team was on the scene outside a house on elizabeth court in north livermore. they were reportedly searching for 24-year-old eric osenderos. he was wanted for several parol violations. parts of the street were closed and neighbors evacuated. osenderos surrendered about four hours later. >>> there's growing concern in normally tranquil walnut creek about night life violence. jade hernandez is there with the story of yet another street fight that erupted at a club. >> reporter: violence erupted on the street early this morning. these incidents keep popping up all over walnut creek month after month. walnut creek police found people fighting piled on top of each over. >> one or two people on the bottom, we later found out those two gentlemen were the victims of a robbery. >> reporter: robberies police say took place inside shiro restaurant creates a ruckus about 1:00 in the morning. >> we went under new management in the new year, this is the first incident in over a year both in or aroun

this is tucson, arizona. >>> of course, we will have more coverage of what is happening across the city and across the state in arizona tomorrow with our fox news crews in that part of country. for right now, some new pictures coming in to fox that we wanted to show you. more amazing video to share of a good samaritan taking on two men who tried to rob a convenience store. the man watched as two robbers tried to steal a few cases of beer and when the suspects turned on the store clerk, alex ruiz snapped into action. he tackled one of the would-be robbers to the ground and then a few minutes later the other suspects come flying out of the door are and ruiz came up swinging. >> the sooner that you recognize there is a threat to somebody and whatever kind of environment you either fly or fight. i chose to fight. >> do you have in i formal training? >> no, i watch a lot of batman. >> he watches a lot of batman. the same good samaritan stopped a robbery at another convenience store once before. the suspects in thi

across tucson, the bells began ringing at exactly 10:11 a.m. it was on this day, at this hour and minute one year ago that 19 people were gunned down at this safeway grocery story parking lot in one of the worst massacres in arizona history. today, bells tolled, flowers were laid, and tears shed for the six who lost their lives. >> i feel so sad for the others. >> i don't know how to describe it. it's just, it's feelings of, you know, of how tragic it was. >> reporter: among those parking the anniversary this weekend is congresswoman gabrielle giffords, shown here with her husband, mark kelly saturday at the safeway. it was her congress on your corner event where the shooting happened. she was the gunman's primary target and now her spirit and remarkable recovery have a point-blank shot to the head have become insprayiiration ande to the people of tucson. >> to our entire community, which did not let the shootings define who we are, we are, instead, defined by a commitment to compassion. >> reporter: there have been more than a dozen anniversar

>> en una emotiva ceremonia recuerdan en tucson uno de los episodios mÁs trágicos de la historia recientee estados unidos. el presidente de irÁn llega a venezuela en medio del escÁndalo por la expulsiÓn de estados unidos de una cÓnsul venezolana. un monumento para celebrar el bicentenario de la independencia de mÉxico genera una sonora protesta. la cuerda serÁ rompiÓ: a una turista australiana quien estaba mÁs de 300 pies de altura ¿habrÁ vivido para contarlo? >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con martÍn berlanga. >> por buenas noches, bienvenidos, la noticia de la expulsiÓn de la cónsul venezolana lidia costa sigue generando reacciones en estados unidos y varios paÍses de amÉrica. todo empezÓ cuando el documental de univisiÓn " en la amenaza iranÍ" expulsÓ dudas sobre su participaciÓn en un espionaje cibernÉtico, esto tambiÉn incluye a cuba e irÁn. >> la nota diplomÁtica del departamento de estado dice que declara persona non grata a la seÑora marÍa antonieta acosta noguera, acoso general de venezuela en miami, y de las 72 horas para abandonar el paÍs sus. un portavoz seÑal

miguel almaguer, nbc news, tucson, arizona. >>> amazing night. up next, a young american sentenced to death in iran. he says he was just visiting his grandparents. we'll have the report live from tehran. >>> the british import that has become a breakout hit here in the states, what is it about "downton abbey?" . >>> overseas tonight in iran, an american man, a former marine, has been sentenced to death accused of spying. his family and the u.s. government have a very different version of what he was doing in that country. our tehran bureau chief is with us tonight from tehran. ali, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the american sentenced to death is 28-year-old amir mirzaei hekmati, a former u.s. marine who served as an arab translator. he was born in arizona to immigrant tehranian parents and holds dual citizenships. iran does not recognize his u.s. citizenship. he was arrested in early december and charged with spying for the cia. three weeks ago state tv showed him allegedly confessing to being part of a cia plot. photographs of

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nbc's gina kim has the story. >> reporter: in one of her first public appearances in tucson since being shot, congresswoman gabrielle giffords joined hundreds of others at the university of arizona. in a strong passionate voice, led the crowd in the pledge of allegiance. >> one nation under god with liberty and just for all. >> reporter: guided by her husband, astronaut mark kelly, she lit the first candle in a vigil marking the one-year anniversary of an event that has forever scarred tucson. >> there are dreams for our family's future that we'll just have to let go. >> reporter: one year ago a mentally ill gunman unleashed his frustrations and anger on the congresswoman and 18 others in front of a grocery store where giffords was hosting a meet and greet. six people lost their lives. on this anniversary, bells tolled, memories stirred and promises were made to never forget. >> and to my fell low tucsonians, let's remember this day as a symbol of our strength when we can work together for the greater good. >> reporter: gina kim, nbc news, tucson. >>> a venezuelan diplomat is being thro

on the anniversary of the tucson shooting. anti-gun activists held a series of vigils across the country calling for an end to gun violence. fox 5's roz plater is just back from one held in the district. >> dozens turned out for this vigil. it was both solemn and a call to action. reporter: at the shiloh baptist church they lit a candle and stood in solidarity with hundreds of others around the country in both remembrance and protest remembering the victims of gun violence like rachelle jones, one of sykes teens mowed down in a drive-by -- one of six teens mowed down in a drive-by shooting on capitol street. >> this is something that never goes away. i hurt for my child 24 hours a day seven days a week constantly. i do not sleet. reporter: sleep. >> it took me nearly losing my life, experiencing something like that to wake up and realize that we don't do everything we could do in this country. we make it far too easy for people of all different types to easily arm themselves. reporter: activists along with local leaders asked

in tucson... "and then (cllps) there was a gunshot." bystanders were able to stop the suspect... and a lookk back at that terrifying day...n. next...and later...more changes to facebook...the new look... and how you can embrace it. ((bump out)) ((break 2)) its been one year since a deadly shooting rampage in tucson, arizona.u-s congresswoman gabrielle giffords was wounded by the gunfire and six others died. thelma gutierrez takes a look back at a dayy. that changed so many lives. lives. --reporter pkg-as follows -- "we have breaking news for you, several people have been shot, the shooting occurred at a grocery store.""we have discovered that we have 18 individuals who were shot." january 8th 2011- a day tucson will never forget."the bodies laying on the concrete.""the screaming the crying the bleeding."19 people were shot that day, six f them died. the youngest - 9 year old christina green, was one of many who had gone to the safeway store to meet arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords. christina was there with her neighbor -suzie he

. >>> the amazing moment last night in tucson. a year ago we didn't know if she would survive. >>> class act. some say the best british export since the beatles. why so many americans are hooked on "downton abbey." "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. for a small state it can be a giant killer. new hampshire also has a funny way of deciding the next nominee for the presidency and they are just finally proud of that. they vote tomorrow the first primary of the season. we'll see you from there tomorrow night. the hours until then, it's a mad scramble because political fortunes can be won and lost there. and because mitt romney has a house there and was governor of the state next door, it's always been considered something of a race for second place, but make no mistake, mitt romney is under incoming fire for his words and his record, and with our team in place tonight, it's where we begin this evening with nbc's peter alexander. peter, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good eveni

. >>> congresswoman gabby giffords made a rare public appearance today in tucson. it was one year ago today that she and eight other people were shot, six of them killed. we report from the vigil tonight in arizona. >> reporter: in one of her first public appearances in tucson since being shot, congresswoman gabrielle giffords joined hundreds of others at the university of arizona tonight, and in a strong, passionate voice led the crowd in the pledge of allegiance. >> indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> guided by her husband, astronaut mark kelly, she then lit the first candle in a vigil marking the one-year anniversary in an event that has forever scarred tucson. >> the reality for many of us that there are dreams for our families' future that we'll just have to let go. >> reporter: one year ago today, a mentally ill gunman unleashed his frustrations and anger on the congresswoman and 18 others in front of a grocery store where giffords was hosting a meet and greet. six people lost their lives. over the years, giffords' miraculous recovery captivated

tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary of that tragedy in tucson. congresswoman giffords will be one of thousands of people to gather on the university of arizona campus to honor the victims of the shooting. >>> it has been a year of mourning, remembrance and recovery. one year ago sunday congresswoman gabrielle giffords was shot point-blank in the head at a community event in a tucson supermarket parking lot allegedly by a 22-year-old man. witnesses say he then turned the gun on a crowd killing six including a federal judge, a giffords staff member and the youngest victim, 9-year-old christina taylor green shot as she held the hand of a neighbor who brought her to see her congresswoman. >> i call her my beautiful little angel. i just every day i talk to her. >> reporter: the anguish her family still feels is tempered by loving memories and a great sense of pride. >> our young daughter in her short nine years she achieved more things than most adults do. >> reporter: 13 people survived the shooting including giffords after months of recovery and reh

appearances in tucson since being shot, congresswoman gabrielle giffords joined hundreds of others athe university of airs tonight. in a strong, passional voice led the crowd in the pledge of allegiance. >> indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> guided by her husband, astronaut, she lit the first candle marking the vigil of a one year anniversary of an event that forever scarred tucson. >> there is the reality for many of us that there are dreams for our family's future that we'll just have to let go. >> one year ago today a mentally ill gunman unleashed his frustrations and anger on the congresswoman and 18 others in front of a grocery store where gabrielle giffords was hosting a meet and greet. six people lost their lives. over the past year, gifford miraculous recovery has captivated the nation. tonight her hometown is seeing firsthand how hope, strength and courage can overcome even the worst adversity. on this anniversary, bells tolled, memories stirred and promises were made to never forget. >> and my fellow tucsonans let's remember this day as a symbol of our strength

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her tucson district covers 114 miles of the u.s./mexico border, so the issue they have been debating this morning and will vote on and we expect a big bipartisan vote deals with trying to prevent smuggling across the border using aircraft. it is the kind of nitty-gritty stuff that happens on capitol hill all the time, but it is taking a bigger kind of emotional importance today because you've got people not only wanting to acknowledge her work but her service, her family, and that of her staff. so it's one of those very special days when people don't like congress, this is a day when they see a different side of congress. >> kelly o'donnell, thank you very much and we are going to be standing by for when gabby giffords comes to the floor of the house. >>> in the meantime, another amazing mission accomplished for the navy sa.e.a.l.s. that same navy s.e.a.l. team that took out bin laden, they've done it again, rescuing two kidnap victims, including an american woman during a daring overnight raid against somali pirates. there was a ti

and she did that just after mentioning the tucson shooting.unch is most of you watching this at home are going to process this through your own personal political filter. brad knew house did for example. he feeted this reaction to preibus. "would it kill you folks in the republican party to stop making crap up? republicans on the other hand will see a deliberate, underhanded effort to smear the tea party. after all, if you listened closely there, the question was about civility in congress. there was no mention of tucson in the question. no mention of the tea party in the question. congresswoman wasserman schultz chose to raise that tragedy and in the same answer went on to take a swipe at the tea party. some republicans will assert that was no accident. one thing we're pretty consistent about here is saying we can't read minds. what we can do is point out in this edgy environment, to borrow wasserman schultz's language, everyone in politics should choose their words very carefully. if wasserman schultz wants to bash the tea party she should l

it made me very proud, immensely proud to be in tucson. [applause] nowhere near as much as tucson.ur injury your back in congress casting your vote doing what you love best wishes to represent tucson. we are looking forward to having you back. [cheering] mark kelly i met you a year ago today. i learned a lot of things about you, learned that you are a good father, you are a selfless devoted husband and a great man. [applause] my wife and i think it is pretty cool because you were in the navy as well. but you are an example of how trauma affects everyone. it's not just of the injured but it's the family, friends and the community. .. teefive ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> and the next speaker, i wanted knowledge the people in the front row. we have, from the state of colorado, senator march udall -- mark udall and one of the first people to come to the hospital, senator jeff flake. [applause] >> and those who gave us gabrielle giffords. courant and spencer deferreds. [cheers and applause] this next grew by would introduce they have been faithfully carrying nonsense gene

. >>> ♪ este fin de semana se cumple el primer aniversario de la masacre en tucson donde perdieron algunos nos amplÍa, adelante. >>>. >>> muy buenas tardes. son mÁs de 50 tributos que la comunidad ha preparado para recordar a las vÍctimas en este primer aniversario de la masacre, este es un paso significativo, para ayudarles a sanar las profundas heridas que les dejÓ la tragededia. >>> los residentes de tucson jamÁs olvidaran el saldo de seis muertos y es para heridos en un centro comercial dÓnde la congresista gabrielle giffords tenÍa reuniÓn con sus seguidores, el ocho de enero del aÑo pasado. >>> daniel hernÁndez un estudiante de la universidad de arizona, y voluntario de la cono cobre asista, se convirtiÓ en hÉroe al salvarle la vida. >>> un aÑo despuÉs, el dice que la comunidad todavÍa lucha por superar el sufrimieo. >>> lo que vimos el ocho de enero y despuÉs cuando las personas trataban de unirse como una comunidad, ha seguido por la alrededorÍa del tiempo. >>> la matanza vistiÓ de luto a la naciÓn entera, murieron cinco adultos, padres esposa, hijos y una niÑa cristina taylor de nu

. >> it's been an emotional weekend in arizona as victims of the tucson shooting were remembered one year later. jessica chapin reports from the somber ceremonies at the university of arizona. >> reporter: 19 candles for those killed and wounded in the january 8th shooting. ♪ >> thousand of people supporting those affected. like congresswoman gabrielle giffords. [ applause ] >> reporter: with a warm welcome she started the ceremonies. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. >> reporter: with a sense of pride in country and community, comes the painful reminder of what brought tucson together. >> for the past year we have had new realities to live with. the reality and pain of letting go of the past. >> reporter: a year after the horrific event this one is helping families like the boscos whose good friend, ron barber was wounded. >> it's been a long year. and this was a big milestone tonight. so, it was important for us to be here with them. >> reporter: seeing him stand to host or gabrielle giffords sing along to the music ignites a new beginning. what wa

." >>> one year ago today, gunfire at a tucson, arizona, shopping center left six dead and 13 wounded including arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. today, she and so many others impacted are reflecting on the tragedy and the recovery. take a look right now at some live pictures. it is a dark room, but it is fitting of the somber atmosphere there on this one-year anniversary. the event will be called reflections and it is about to get started there on the university of arizona campus. it is honoring the lives of the shooting victims, the survivors and the citizen heroes who helped following those shootings that took place at that shopping center, at that safe-way parking lot. in a few minutes, we'll have a live report from thelma gutierrez there in tucson. >>> about 100 soldiers are on lockdown at a military base in washington state. that means no one in, no one out. commanders at joint base lewis mccord are looking for anyone who may have possession of some sensitive military equipment that didn't turn up during an inventory last month. >>> mt. rainier national park's gates are open

i want to especially thank the tucson symphony orchestra and choir and the tucson symphony orchestraxecutive director tom anderberg and smith and director george hanson. [applause] joy burns and john, tina with calexico are very special and most giving local musicians. [applause] the university of arizona and the tucson police department community foundation under the leadership of fred may be coming university of arizona, university medical center and one person in particular who guided the planning of this event with patients, sensitivity and genuine concern for those who were directly affected by the tragedy. she is kristof has not, relations manager for the university of for the university of arizona medical center. [applause] before we begin our program, i think everyone is doing this anyway. just a gentle reminder, please do not activate your glow sticks until we ask you to do so later in the program. would you all please rise for the presentation of the colors of added david monson air force base honor guard? >> colors. present. [silence] ♪ what so proudly we hail, at the twil

a moment of reflection in tucson, arizona.elle giffords remembering the lives of six people gunned down at one of her meet and greet events one year ago today. >> heather: fears taliban infiltrating the afghan army after a nato soldier is killed in afghanistan killed by afghan soldiers the latest in a series of attacks by afghan security forces. >> gregg: talk about one lucky penny. a one cent copper coin selling for a record 1.83 million dollars in florida. it was produced in 1793, the first year that the u.s. made its own coins. >> heather: wow. the first in the nation primary is tuesday. the road to the nomination is a long one that's because the republican national committee changed the rules to resemble the democrat system which doles out delegates to candidates based on proportion of votes they receive. they made the change after witnessing the long primary struggle in 2008 between president obama and hillary clinton. the hope, hope any way, is that a longer gop primary will generate more national interest in the eventua