going home, you know? kind of depressed when people are going home, but still, i mean, just shows us, incentive for us going home, i mean -- >> bittersweet. >> oh, yeah, [ bleep ] yeah. as long as he don't come back before i get out, we'll be all right. don't come back. >> no. >> no matter what he does, he's still my child. but i hope this is the end of all this and we can move on. it's time for him to grow up, and you know, he has a little girl he needs to get everything right so he can see her. >> inmate houck? >> yes, ma'am. >> okay, i need to see your i.d. >> what is your d.c. number? >> 222301. >> are you ready to go? do you have any property? >> just this. >> okay. >> keep yourself out of trouble. >> all right, later. >> i see him wave. is that him? that might be. >> sign your first and last name on that top line. this shows today's date, that you're being released. you're going to receive $50 when i get you outside with your family. that's what you're signing for. print your name here and sign your name there. >> he's probably like in there primping, making sure he looks just right, you know? i've go

going home. depressed people going home. but still, it shows the usbittersweet. >> [ bleep ] yeah. as long as he don't come back before i get out. we'll be all right. ain't coming back, are you? >> no. >> no matter what he does he is still my child. but, i hope we can move on if's time for him to grow up. and, you know, he has a little girl he needs to get everything right so he can see her. >> inmate houck. >> yes, ma'am. >> i need to see your id. >> what is your number? you ready to go? >> yes, ma'am. >> you have any property? >> just this. >> okay. i will transfer you. >> all right. >> keep yourself out of trouble. >> i see him. wave. is that him?óó >> sign your first and last name on the top line. this shows today's date. you are being released. you are going to receive $50 when i get you outside with your family. that's what you are signing for. print your name here. sign your name there. >> he is probably like in there primping, making sure he looks just right, you know? i got cologne in the car, deodorant. he wants to smell good. look good. tak

mild tonight and a wet commute for most of us in the morning and possibly some of us going home tomorrow. warmer thursday but we pay a price with some showers and then nice on friday but on the cool side and on the breezy side as well. so for tonight, increasing cloudiness and milder. showers possible by dawn. but everything gets in here after midnight. lows 46 to 54 so you can enjoy the nice evening. in terms of lows, inside the beltway downtown low to mid- 50s. not that chilly. but upper 40s in gaithersburg and 48. maybe 49 in reston and also in fairfax. and we're looking at 50 in college park and around 49 in bow wee. now tomorrow morning grab the umbrella. mostly cloudy, breezy and mild. showers maybe a thunderstorm especially south of town for the thunderstorm. 40s and 50s. winds southwest at about 102015. and then by afternoon, partly sunny, breezy and warmer. i think the showers and storms will end mid to late afternoon. high temperatures throe mid 70s. and winds pick up northwest 10 to 20. that's how you know the cold front is gone through. all right, next seven days, behind it a

those who bring harm to others, to go to church. >>> next on "lockup raw: killers among us" -- >> i think the greatest fear the public should have is some of us are going homereed convict commits murder on the outside, and then again back on the inside. >> i held him in a choke hold and my friend started hitting him, beating him up. ummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. >>> we've heard the warnings from prison staff. >> they're going to come back to our communities. they're going to go back and live next to you or him or me. i want to make sure i've done everything i can so when he does live next to me, i can worry about asking him to turn his music down, maybe share a 40 with me, have a barbecue but not whether or not he's hiding automatic weapons. >> we've also heard the warnings from inmates. >> i think the greatest fear the public should have is some of these people are going home. when they get out there, you're going to meet these guys in an alley one day. if he asks you for your wallet an

we used to be very good friends- i used to go to his home and he used to play violin; we used to laugh and joke and talk. i enjoyed his family, he enjoyed my family. so when we separated, we lost something, we missed something, and we still miss something- we miss this personal friendship we used to have. so he is really watching every step i make, and believe me, i am influencing what he's doing- in a good way, in a positive way. >> well, maybe he will be, but for now, we've run out of time. i want to thank you so much focoming. >> thank you, mr. simmons.

. >> wen this is a huge game and -- we know this is a huge game and i've game for us to go back home and carry some momentum going back into our building. >>> the nationals squeaked out a win yesterday in their home opener beating the reds 3-2 in 10. tonight they have a chance to make it two in a roy. join zimmerman on the round, first pitch -- row. join zimmerman on the round. first pitch is at 7:12. >>> we'll also have highlights from our game of the week poll. about 49,000 of you voted and tonight we head to the baseball diamond, mcgruder visiting blake. thank you all for voting. >> good night for baseball. >> that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next. good night, everybody.

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. >> she's going to come back home to us it's going to happen because the momentum continues. >> reporter: the next volunteer search is schedule for saturday april 7th. some have committed to show up. >> i'll be out here next weekend again for sure. >>> our team coverage continues tonight with noaa parent sign of see area a. craig tells us how searchers keeping morale high. >> reporter: the volunteer center brings them in and moves them out. people from more demand hill new burn community want to do something to find sierra lamar. those are reaching 600 a day. >> the community has been amazing but reality is going to hit at some point. people do have to go back to work. you will see some effort taper off i'm sure. >> reporter: so the ribbons and fliers continue to go up on boats. those that go to school with her say the effort will fade. >> i don't know if she will come back. they think the longer she's gone she's not doing the comeback. >> reporter: those who keep trying they think what they would want people to do if their child disappeared. >> i don't know it's scary to think about it.

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going to find permanent homes for all of 19 households. they are in temporary places right now. we have assured them and they trust usrmanent homes. we're going to do that. we've gotten temporary relocation for all the businesses. that is as important as announcing that we are forging ahead with a $235 million new subway station anin chinatown. then another station at union square and another at fourth. all part of a project that will be invaluable to connecting the whole city. i am here today to not only revealed the latest chapter, but to kind of congratulate everybody for doing it really well to this point in utilizing our federal relationships. i need to thank president obama, a minority house leader nancy pelosi, senator boxer, all of our leaders who have been with us from the beginning. i'd like to say there's no stopping us now, but we have to get reviewed every step of the way. we are glad to do that. we've had the team together. we've done everything right. we are moving forward on it. the bid for the station is already on the street. there is a bidder's conference that will be held next week. the rest of th

but we are going to see some rain showers as we get into the evening hours. so most of us will have a wet commute going home, but nothing is going to be heavy. overnight mostly cloudy, cooler. 46-54 and winds reasonable. northerly at 10. now, here is the deal. we're looking at a few showers tomorrow. nothing really heavy. and although that is kind of bad news, we are kind of pinning our hopes on a much stronger system over the weekend. showers on wednesday night. and then we're going to have a great finish to the week. a milder finish to the week. in fact, a down right womaner finish to the week as we -- warmer finish to the week as we get into friday. mostly cloudy, a bit chilly in the morning. shower possible west. 40s and 50s. by afternoon, it stays mostly cloudy. almost chilly. some showers possible. especially west of town. high temperatures around 60s and with light wind. we get a break on the wind but it's going to feel kind of like march. let's break it down for you. 48-56 to start. by noon cool. temps in the 50s. some showers possible. by evening 56-61. drop temps a little bit. so a light jacket is

using the save. you aren't going home. >> the judges using the one vote of the season.y jessica is one of the best singers in the country. i got to agree. brand new reports, by the way, moving on to a different story. brad pitt and angelina jolie could be starring in a new movie together. director ridley scott reporting them as a counselor. pit would be one of the bad guys while jolie would play the leading lady. the two haven't appeared in a movie together since mr. and mrs. smith. time for your box office review. >> look, it's santa claus. clause. >> that is the modern day version of the 3 stooges. the documentary "bullies" being released in theaters nationwide. >> always so painful to watch that show as a child. 41 after the hour. coming up the case against george zimmerman is underway in florida. lease wheel weighs in. we told you how drinking beer makes men smarter. there's a brand new report on red wine. this one for the ladies. with these newepend real fit briefs,untry and today we are surprising pro football all stars. there's wes, clay and demarcus.what's up gu

as we head into another rush hour, we're heading into another slow go home for thousands of commuters who use the jfx every day to go home. but city officials say today, more people are choosing not to use the jfx. >> reporter: the warnings seem to have paid off. traffic is busy on the jfx this morning, but not crawling along as it was during monday morning's commute. even monday night's ride home seemed to be slightly smoother. welcome news for drivers who expected the worst. >> you would think it would be very, very packed. it was surprising. >> there was a backup right before 28th street. but it was not even as bad as it usually is. >> reporter: the city shut down the left-most lane, 28th south, they need to repair pipes before a potential sinkhole opens up on the highway. official his suggested alternate routes on some of the city's major roads. and it appears those alternates are being used. based on the volume of traffic on the jfx this morning. but drivers say the alternate routes are adding extra time for their commute. >> normally door to door a commute for me is 20 minutes. it took

a lot of people are going home and calling us it just happened, but it's a half an hour later, maybe 40 minutes and it's difficult to get back and locate the individual because they already left the area. >> reporter: those who live in the targeted neighborhoods said they will remain on guard. >> there's children around, too. >> reporter: at least one victim believes the criminal targeted her for his perverted display. >> he was looking at me -- l wa. he was sitting angled looking right at me. i could tell that and i could tell what he was doing. there was no maybe. it was clear because he was sitting on the air conditioning unit leaning back. >> reporter: police arrived within minutes sunday but the man still got away. jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> the body found under an elk ridge has been identified and it is christine gerrit. earlier this week acting on new information they went to jar let's former home. they're separated. police found the body of christine jarrett in concrete. robert jarrett is charged with her murder. >>> a brand-new speed camera has gone up in flames. someone int

us all. iteam reporter tisha thompson investigates illegal boarding homes. >> hey. >> how's it going? my. >> reporter: this woman is showing us a room for rent inside this fairfax home. >> bill. nice to meet you. >> reporter: using his middle name and wearing a hidden camera, our producer answered this ad on craigslist. all utilities, plenty of secure parking, no drama. >> it's just the 750? >> yep. and the 750 -- >> for a security deposit. >> yeah. >> but a lot of drama -- >> you can go in, you know, today or whenever. >> reporter: -- is about to unfold. >> i'm tisha thompson with news 4. can i talk to tom or amy? >> reporter: because amy and tom did not tell our producer one critical thing. >> they're being evicted. >> reporter: patrick cooper owns this house. he rented it to the couple back in october. >> they appear very trustworthy for the first few months and then suddenly it all changed around. and they just stopped paying the rent. >> reporter: cooper says he then got a surprise, a notice of violation from fairfax county for multiple occupancy. too many people living in the hou

us. >>> heather, i'm going home tomorrow. >> oh, my gosh! i'm happy for you, girl. kitchen. i'm just like, i'm out of this [ bleep ]. >> after serving three years at the tennessee prison for women, jamie eldridge is about to go home. >> so tomorrow first thing when i get out, i'm going to get my cigarettes in a box, definitely in a box, no more roll-ups. i'm not going to have to hide from an officer to smoke. >> but while jamie is gaining her freedom, she's also leaving something behind. >> you spend your whole time trying to forget this place, like when you're gone, you're gone. it's over. but -- and then i met christie, which was totally -- i just feel so [ bleep ] up in my heart about it that, you know, i'm just leaving something so ç precious behind. she's got to do her time, though, you know. >> she's done her time. you know. she's got a family and everything out there that loves her. it's hard to let her go. i love her. you know. she's everything to me. >> jamie and christie won't be allowed to say good-bye at the gate, so they meet on the ball field for the

. >> the easiest way to be over with all of this, we go home and for us to come up when we get ready, -- us, when we get ready, she should do what she desires to do. >> interesting. >> let's see what happens. >>> coming up, vegetables to books. >> details on the new literacy garden. >> still going strong after 20 years, what ballpark fans can expect. >> will take a look at the opening day forecast and what you can expect during the holiday weekend. bl >>> the video went of viral, that man getting pulled over. we find him again at the children's hospital. the man behind the mask is lenny robinson. he says even though he got pulled over, he will never miss an opportunity to visit children. >> when i walked in, i picked her up, i held her in my arms. she smiled. her mom told me, it was the first time she smiled and months. in months. it might be the first time she smiled all of 2012. that alone is worth the trip. >> spider-man and what a woman were also there. if you are wondering, he was pulled over because the bat mobile had the bat symbol instead of a license plate. >>> some encouragi

it is our turn to win. >>> we are going back home but they beat us twice in there. they are going to be confident. we are confident too. >>> game 7 wednesday night. dc united back in action. good working out there. dc united led 3-0 at halftime. goal number three, first career hat trick. dc united rips new york 4-1. that is going to do it for your morning sports. this is nfl draft week. we will have coverage for you all week leading up to thursday's first round draft. >>> on the outer loop of the beltway at colesville road, work continues on a serious overnight accident involving a tractor trailer. it looks like one lane may be getting through now on the outer loop at colesville road but you still may want to choose an alternate route. you are watching 9news now, we'll be right back >>> good morning. welcome back to 9news now. it is 62:00. this is always the place to get your weather first. >> the lovely capital shrouded in rain, 42 degrees, it is flat out raw out there. we were in the 80s a couple of days ago and now you are going to feel like we have dialed the clo

disagree pretty general should be a point this special in a way to start contacts with a position go home so. for us it's very clear that the should be syrian and the circle moment should be devolved any good no interference the fewest point is to stop fighting. to let the human you period deliver is be dispatched to the people we need them to start the political process but the will must to continue the supporting assad if he if he is to fulfill the requirements of the. world i wouldn't try to persuade him to to do so this what we were doing all the time and good we are persuading. and we have been persuading from the very beginning to start reforms to. implement what he has already did clear and for us it's not the point that we support we support that there is an impasse that. we support political settlement. in the end who will be relieved are of the crown three because when you see of the syrian people so for us personalities not the point where it personally is not the poor we should continue to try to block the attempts to sanction the syrian government well we have to wait and see. so far we

us. we thought this is going to be vietnam. when we come home, are people going to sit on us? towards the end of the deployment, you know, we were able to get a few more channels and see a lot more of the coverage going on and all the support so it definitely helped us out, and then when i came home, it was difficult because you leave from a war zone one day, and you're home the next day. they just fly you straight home, and it takes you a bit. you know, i'd always -- you have a month off to where you just react to yourself, spend a week at home, spend time with the family, get to know them again, and hope my kids remembered that i was daddy, but else the first time, i was upset coming home, and i saw everybody doing their day-to-day normal lives and thinking, i don't there's a war going on, there's people dying, but as i continued doing this, it came to the realization that that is why we're doing this. we're over there fighting so everybody can lead their normal day-to-day lives. that's what it's all about. >> host: chris kyle, what was your first confirmed kill? >> guest: w

corcoran is going to take us on a tour anywhere from mississippi to minnesota to mizzou, barbara corcoran is going to show us what we can get for $200,000 or less. you will be amazed at how much home $200,000 will buy. >> and what else is coming up? >> we're going to bust some diet myths. for instance, does eating spicy food help you burn calories? if you stop eating after 7:00 at night, will you lose weight? we're going to separate fact from fiction when it comes to shedding those pounds. >> if you eat those cupcakes. >> or maybe that macaroni and cheese. >> i hope you can eat that. also some fashion news. we all know that color blocking and neon brights -- >> why are you pointing at me? >> you're kind of color blocking. we try to be in fashion. >> don't be defensive about it. >> we're going to take those fashions and apply them to our homes and show you some neat accent colors. >> so it looks really good in the living room. >> good. okay. >> now where -- >> i know. >> a human shield in the meantime. >> meantime let's go inside and get a check with natalie morales who also knows how to color block but also to tell us the news today. >> thank you, ann. good morning, everyone. in t

basco is vowing to use all legal means to bring victor go back home after the russian businessman was sentenced by a us court he was found guilty of conspiring to kill americans but maintains his innocence the judge gave him a minimum term twenty five years stressing there will be no evidence of crime had it not been for the american sting operation that set up these arrests are doing us a target has more. years spent by the u.s. to hunt down one russian man tens of millions of dollars of taxpayer cash poor into a sting operation snatched up from a third country alleged arms dealer viktor boot was handcuffed whom to the u.s. and police in solitary confinement for months before trial found him guilty on all four charges one conspiring to kill united states nationals two conspiring to kill united states officers and employees three conspiring to use and acquire anti-aircraft missiles and for conspiring to provide material support to the fork the forty four year old russian air cargo business and fascinated hollywood one of our ritual. records. are we on the other eleven bood lost his ca

go to vietnam. so we carried with us a whole bunch of soldiers that we knew were going to rotate back home shortly after we got there. the other thing that happened was not only to us but to the whole division, we got hit by a type of malaria which the u.s. army medical corps was unprepared for. there was intelligence failure of the medical corps, medical intelligence. and the -- you know, the kind of malaria tablet they gave us, which was prhimaquin was very ineffective against this type of malaria. it was very, very virulent. one of my first casualties was a young man at that died next to me. he was evacuated all the way back to hawaii with temperatures above 104 and whatever. it was just bad, bad, bad. >> you came back from that and say it killed him? >> yeah. >> what about your leadership? were you up to speed, up to t.o.e. with your leaders? >> i had three good, young lieutenants. they were all ranger and airborne qualified. one of the great virtues of the 1st and 7th was the leadership we had. in my army career i have never been in a battalion with as good leadership throughout the battalion as we

home and is going to power the home. solar power is green energy because it's basically using no fuel, just takes the power from the sun.t emit any gases, any carbon dioxide, any pollutants. the sunshine it sends energy through photons. those photons hit the solar panels, convert into electricity. it travels into your electric box. from there, it's powering all of the devices in your home. if you produce more solar than you use, you're going to send a little bit of that back out to the grid and your electric meter will spin backwards. you get a credit for that time from your electric company. at night, you're pulling the electricity from the grid. most homes are hybrid. they have a part of their electricity from the utility company and part from solar. one of the things that is really exciting right now for solar is the affordability of it has really gotten to be on a different level in the last several years. this opens up a whole new class of consumers that just weren't available to solar. they may want to go solar. they my want to go green. they may want to be more independent from their utility company, but they did

home just a few moments ago. she didn't have a lot to say to us, but did say she has to go home, and rest. i did tell her that you seemed calm when this must have been a traumatic situation for you. she said, yes it was. but right now, i need to go home and rest. again, we have video of that. we have her speaking. and we'll bring to the you as soon as we can feed it back to the station. >> cheryl, thank you very much. great news. one of the people to walk out of oakland's highland hospital. that 19-year-old student from oikos university. we'll continue our coverage in just a few minutes. >> let's turn your attention to jeff ranieri in the weather center for us. >> 69, gilroy, 69, santa cruz. and dropping temperatures into the 50s. current moment. as for tomorrow morning. it is going to stay cool. cloud cover starting to bid. throughout tuesday, a few isolated showers back on tap. with much more, warmer weather. you look ahead to next weekend. high, mid level cloud cover. passing across the peninsula. no rainfall associated with that. more here, building offshore. that will impact us, throu

go in the event of a tornado. and so my mother right now with the two children in the very spot that my father always told us to go in for safety in this home. so this is the county. we're talk b something larger than johnson county. and i say several thousand people in the path, and i'm underestimating this number greatly. we want to bring in charles hadlock. indiana you have new information. >> a nursing hole, a nursing home has been hit northeast of dallas. official are still trying to sort through the debris there. one forecaster is calling this an historic tornado outbreak for north texas. i've lived here quite a long time and i can't remember a time when we saw long track tornadoes like we saw today. on the ground for 20, 30 minutes. in fact, the radars are still the small hook echos that seem to cover north texas right now. >> do you have any information on whether that hook is over the airport? we were getting reports a few minutes ago suggesting that that was what was happening. that the major dallas-ft. worth airport. >> right. you heard from gabe gutierrez who was in the airport at the time. that storm has moved to the northeast.

us, it has a stamp, 20th anniversary of camden yards. you are going to use these throughout the year. >> reporter: we have a special logo, including to use at home games. they are available in our team store and orioles.com if you would like to pick up a souvenir. i was going to get a pretzel and a ball hit the seat i was sitting in. check out the photos brian and i have been taking on facebook throughout the course of the morning. we will tell you what you can do family wise. this is a family friendly event. back to the studio. >>> 100 years ago today the titanic hit an iceberg and sank. where you can view records from the passenger ship and how you can do it for less. >>> hurricane season doesn't start until june 1st, this season may not be that bad. >>> it's opening day, it's cold out there this morning, i'm going tell you if you are going to need the coat for the big game, coming up. >>> what can you expect on your drive heading out the door? light, we will let you know what you can expect. >>> a series of records will be released from the titanic. ancestry.com will release records. the website says the public can search the collection for f

every little thing can set you off because it's jeopardizing you going home. we used[ bleep ]. >> there's a lot of high society, i'm not going to say there's not. >> so then you have to abide by the rules. do what you need to do to earn your good time and get out. >> on a weekly basis i go through all of the facilities and visit with the inmates to see if there's any needs that they need have haven't been addressed through the regular line staff. >> i hear. let's open up the food port so we can talk. what do you need? >> i'm trying to get married. i'm trying to do everything that i can to do things the right way. >> right. >> now, i understand there's a situation to where she was a staff member. but what i'm asking you to look at is the fact that in a position that i had as a convict where i could have done things illegally, we didn't do anything but break policies. why would you deprive us of visits when we won't even have contact? >> well, one of the reasons is you know that policy does not allow for anybody that was an ex-employee or ex-contractor to come back into

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home because we want to save money for bus passes. >> [speaking cantonese] >> because of budget cuts, the kids are not going to school as much as they used to. i do not want my kids to stay at home and play video games all day. >> [speaking cantonese] >> the bus passes are $21 per month. with the two children, i have to pay $42. dad is a big line item in my budget for -- that is a big line item in my budget for my family. >> [speaking cantonese] >> the city of san francisco is a progressive city. we hope that all young people had a free mini past to go to wherever they want. -- have a free muni past to go wherever they want. chairman brinkman: i feel like we need to give the board of directors a break. if we could take 10 minutes. we will take a 10 minute break and we will pay back here at -- we will be back here at 4:46. we will make it 4:50 to give them extra time. >> to the extent that there are any people remaining in room 408, i believe because of the number of shares -- chair, could we please get started? we can call the next speakers. ok. if there are any remaining people in room 408 or 416 who wish to participate. we have space i

us. please come to our region. >> our great friend, the nation of japan. our thanks to the embassy of japan and to the ambassador and his wife for opening their home to us. that's goinge in washington, but america's news headquarters rolls

in the sense that george zimmerman was allowed to go home, having used a firearm to kill an unarmed teenager. and most americans believe that that was fundamentally not justice being served. >> well, justice is not being served because all the facts of that night have not been brought out. not a single thing has been brought into the media that would be admissible in court. all those facts need to be brought out and justice being done, there's been no justice for george zimmerman. he's been tried and convicted in the court of public opinion based on facts that are not even true. things that don't add up, that don't make sense. when all the facts come out, when the police finish their investigation, you will see that george zimmerman was acting in self-defense that night. >> let me put to you some facts which i believe are facts, but you can certainly query that if you want to. one, george zimmerman was not supposed to be carrying a gun while operating as a neighborhood watch official. would you accept that as a fact? >> george zimmerman was on his way to the store, and he was allowed to lega

lift the private economy deal with better solutions are cost us less we're going to have to work longer and people like us tom we can't buy a home here into forty eight and they want to see right here exactly to say right here in the big picture i am going to forfeit my medicare benefits so i could help my kids' generation because we're going to have to do that good luck with that. i don't think you'll win election of them but i appreciate it thank you romney's claims about medicare likely only the first of several lies coming out of the romney campaign during the general election we'll see if a billion dollars in super pac money can give you cover of these parsons. moving on to the continuing nuclear crisis in japan a radioactive wave is headed toward the united states scientists with the woods hole oceanographic institution are tracking to grief from last year's japanese earthquake and tsunami as it makes its way across the pacific ocean had to brea which carries with it extremely high levels of radiation is currently one hundred eighty six miles off the coast of japan and could start lashing the coast of the united states wit

i'm going to meet you in places where you have helped us celebrate the city by the bay, so follow me down memory lane. >> ♪ going homeity by the bay ♪ >> toni, you have been an integral part of my life, and i get emotional because it was a wonderfully happy time. so i want to thank you. >> hello. you are at the home of the little cable cars that climb halfway to the stars. you know that line, don't you? you remember when we had the celebration to bring back the cable cars in union square and all over town, and you were there. and here is our pal, a bell ringer of the cable cars for 10 years, and he was there on that day, so what happened? >> i had the honor and privilege of meeting mr. bennett. he wrote on my car with me, and we've run down the high-speed hill with the turnarounds, and he sang a few lines of "i left my heart." >> that song? >> yes, and i just wanted to tell him thank-you for all he has done for this city. >> tony bennett, a household word in san francisco, and for me, all the years i have lived in this city, tony bennett has been like the next door neighbor. wherever i am, whether it is paris, whethe

us where will we go. we have nowhere to go. will they throw us back to the sea. we don't have a home anymore. anywhere. memory does have a home land. it appeared to me once in the memory of a phone call our mother's bright flame for amy. before i could say, how are you. amy said, a wonder thing happen indeed a conference in japan last month much i was walking with a japanese woman talking about literature when she stopped, turned to me and said, are we still college eyes to you for what we did to your mother in chien and i apologize to you. amy laughed when she said anger disappeared from my life from my very body when my new friend spoke to me. when she acknowledged my childhood grieve and offered hope in the form of an apology. thank you. [applause] >> our next reader is grace angel. she is painter, poet and photographer. married and has 2 girls she is an event planner and art's fundraiser. her works have been exhibited in the bay area and international. she's working on poems entitled, from a fanatic heart. grace. written at a time when i'd say was my hungry period. the first is bones. my bones are