Notebook: New Year's Day

Katie Couric reflects on this past decade, which marks the 9/11 era, two ongoing wars for the U.S., and a global recession. Couric says we should all look forward to the new decade.

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[ZachariahLogan]

I hate these fucking ads

[gzyyy6]

the new year does not change when yesterday is the same as today that ball in ny was a waste our country send money troops and blood over seas and our own hose is in need of attention God bless good hearts not the blind following blind guides change should have come from the heart barack is yesterday and today yet still the same

[razban01]

Katie,

My family and I have been watching CBS news and 60 minutes for more than 30 years!

But, we are now disappointed in CBS!

You are NOT telling it like it is, as Walter Cronkite, the most trusted man in America used to say!

You and other press are ignoring the UNemployed! The UNemployed is the most important war and battlefield we have in front of us! Yet media is not paying enough attention to the loss of homes and hope.

Read my book, "Layoffs & Hope". Let us call this the UNdecade!

[omglolwtffffff]

americans will remain optimistic about the future.... really?

[yamsters]

59% say this decade will be better? Should be more! I definitely think this decade will be better than the last!

[757K]

@ZachariahLogan Agree with you on the ADS!!

[SteveCarras]

Me, too. They shpuld have a "Skip ad" menu [a la DVD "Skip Previews"]. Anyway happy new year, 2010 [and we can all NOW stop saying "two thousand and.."