the bible talks about this guy named elijah. have you ever heard of him? he never died. now, the thing about elijah is that there was this 3.5 years that he sealed the the heavens. it did not rain. after this 3.5 years of rain in the old testament, 7000 mentions. there is some sort of parallelism of 3.5 years of no rain and 7000 mentioned, and in the new testament, revelation 11, 3.5 years of no rain. i only eight -- only have 47 seconds left. i cannot get into it, but for a lot to to understand these prophecies, this is a reason why i was able 30 days before 9/11 that the trumpet was going to sound on 9/11. jesus is coming back very, very soon. it is kind of liked in -- like in luke, where they told the disciples to shop -- stop shouting. he was obviously emphasizing. the verse in zechariah had to be fulfilled. when god commit himself to do something, he has got to do it. he has said in writing that some day, the lord jesus -- [bell] president chiu: thank you very much. the next speaker. >> bafta name. my name is -- i am a retired teacher from san francisco unified afte

elisha otis -- elijah otis successfully demonstrated the safety device he had created. even of the elevator and he cut the device, and he did not fall. everyone was impressed by that. in 1857, the oldest brother's company installed their first passenger elevator on broadway in new york. believe it or not, many of those first elevators were actually started and stopped by a hand broke. >> what drove those old elevators? what was their motive power? >> in some cases, they might have even been hp. >> and then changed to electric? >> electric cited to come in the 1890's, and that was around the time when the elevator stopped from material handling and started to be used more frequently for passengers. in 1878, there was a demonstration of the other thing that allowed architects to build taller buildings was the advent of a higher quality steel manufacturing. in 19003, the first production year track models were introduced, that it was when things took off. >> that mostly happened in new york city? >> lower manhattan was the first place that took off, then chicago. those ear

congressman elijah cummings went there to speak to students that moved in to chris' home where this took place. and dan. >> whoever the persons were that did this, believe me, believe me, will do it again. you don't kill somebody that viciously and not do it again. >> court documents show investigators produced a photo lineup of six people in the case. the witness picked out a 20 year-old new port news man saying he was there hours before the murder. the man was not arrested but police filed a warrant to search his home and take fingerprints and dna. >>> a shooting on the parade in brooklyn left three people dead. gun shots rang out after the parade, marred by deadly shootings in 03 and 05, post parade parties are common. police won't say it was related to any events. >>> wild fire burns out of control in texas. thousands of people have basketball forced to evacuate. the forest service says satellite images shows the fire stretching 25,000-acres and firefighters are used black hawk holters to douse the flames. they are in the middle of the worst fire season in history, worst brought sinc

ssarted.750- thousand 3- repreeentative elijah cummings is vowing to finddhis nephew's .illlr.it's been almost three months since christopher cummings was shot and killed ... and his roommate wounded in their apartment in norfolk. christopher was a student at old dominion university. &pmonday, representttive cummings took to the help.he thanked norfolk police - for tracking down a person with connection to the house where his nephew was kiiled. ""hoover the persons were that me, will do it again. you ve - don't kill a person that viciously and not do it again." "you know, chrissopher's is dead. he's gone. so i'm not here foo him. i'm here for begging yoo. if you know what happened in this case or know anything about it to come bbfore the policee ad tell them what youuknow.""it's good he came backktt send a message to other people -- to students." students."a witness piiked out a 20-year-old newport news man in a line up... saying he was at cummings' home houus before his murder.that man was not and take is fingerpriits and - d-n-a. 3 first on fox... aacity lawmaker takes

. >>> elijah cummings is getting more information about the murder of his nephew.he student chris, was shot to death at his off campus apartment in virginia. no arrests have been you, cuments show in what happened in this d warrant blacker and three people de be a see, a live power hborod, at all. >>> labor day has marked the unofficial start of the 2012 campaign for the white house. >> situation at all. >>> labor day has marked the unofficial start of the 2012 campaign for the white house. >> yesterday no exception. unofficial start of the 2012 campaign for the white house. >> yesterday no exception. what while republicans are saying -- what the white house. >> yesterday no exception. what while republicans are saying -- what five republicans are saying to get your yesterda what while republicans are saying -- what five republicans are saying to get your vote. >>> just ahead the grate yester what while republicans are saying -- what five republicans are saying to get your vote. >>> just ahead the grate exception. what while republicans are saying -- what five repu

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elijah cummings has gone back to where it began seeking answers and help. >>> all schools scheduled to start classes after power outages, i'm sherrie johnson, what parents have to say. >>> storm barreling through the latest from tropical depression lee and video we have to show you. i'm charley crowson. >> i'm megan pringle. mother nature sparked amazing footage from earthquakes to irene to lee. >> let's get to justin berk to see how this is going to hang around for today. >> the main word there, answering the question of the day, how do you dress the kids for school? it will be wet and cooler, pants, no shorts and the raincoat. we are definitely going to be sensing a little bit of autumn. frontal boundary pushed through. the rain extends to the deep south. over closer, a break in the action right now, expecting waves of rain to come through and it could be heavy at times. 63 where we start. not much movement on the thermometer throughout the day. we will talk about that and talk about the major hurricane katia. tanya is in studio. >> some people will be happy. i will get to that in a

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elijah has never slept as well as he's sleeping this summer. camp azure has moved to the top of his favorites. it used to be swimming and the trampoline. now it's camp, swimming, and the trampoline. my child's endurance was so low the first day he fell walking up the hill. by friday he was running down the hill and his therapeutic horseback riding lesson that week, his therapist noted he had made gains with his balance, his posture, and his strength in his hips. and we expected certain outcomes, especially with conversation skills, with social skills, making friends, but the physical endurance i really hadn't predicted that much. but with the hiking, the walks we were doing, and the climbs up the hill, and i can't tell you how many times i almost fell and i hope that some of this improvement we are going to do at the camp will allow. i know that i talked with mr. ginsberg and he saw the bill that we have to go down that maybe we could put some steps there because it is kind of treacherous. and i had several counselors fall down as well. a coupl

congressman elijah cummings says the committee is ripe for washington-as-usual politics.like our super committee to succeed. if we could do that, wecould begin to get the economy in better shape and gain some confidencein the country.cummings supco :55-1:05 sot: the republicans go around talking about what the people want. everypoll that i have seen said people want new revenue to be a part of thispro. process.if the committee can't reach agreements on suggestions by thanksgiving, automatic cuts start to go into place.those cuts hit defense and domestic programs without debate. the most prominent al-qaeda figure to be killed since osama bin laden... could be dead.the yemen government has released an official statement saying american born citizen, anwar al-awlaki and some of his followers were killed this morning.no details on how they were killed have been released.he was suspected of playing a key part in the failed underwear bomber incident, that tried to bring down a plane in detroil back in 2009.he is also suspected of encouraging army major nidal hasa to kill 13 fel

about his golf game you've got obama saying pass this bill and of course that was also representative elijah cummings we saw sleeping what will happen next we don't know but i do want to talk to max fred wolf economist for the new school he's in our new york studios about some of the actual things that were laid out in this plan regarding the american jobs act. four hundred forty seven billion dollars and max i want to get your thoughts just first on the feasibility of this in other words is this a pipe dream or is this realistic from an economic perspective this is a fairly moderate play and most of what's in it has been tried and it's.

cummings or congress brollbut congressman elijah cummings says the committee is ripe for washington-as-usual seen said people want new revenue to be a part of this process.tanner supco 3:28-3;31 sot: these are not mavericks. these are people who by in large fallalong party lines.if the committee can't reach agreements on suggestions by thanksgiving,automatic cuts start to go into place.those cuts hit defense and domestic programs without debate. stilla don't think the country's problems are resolveda&.cato sot 2:31-2:44 sot - even if they do come to an agreement, even a unanimous agree, it'snot clear that will be enough to signal to the market place that we have gotten ourselves on a path to dealing with long term problems.jeff abell, fox45 news at ten we've.../ made it easy... to find more.../ about the committee... and it's members....// áágoáá to... fox-baltimore dot com .../ click on... "super committee"... in the hot topics section.../ at... the top of the screen bank of america plans to start charging customers for using their debit cards. cards.starting next year, the bank is going to

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those are some jobs that we know that you and elijah cummings, eleanor holmes norton, ed towns and lacyn working to protect. at this time, i yield such time as she might consume to the gentlelady from california, congresswoman maxine waters. ms. waters: thank you very much. i'd like to thank you for taking this time out this evening to focus on this issue of jobs. it's extremely important. i'd like to thank steny hoyer for coming to the floor to recognize the work that we are doing, to increase job opportunities for people in this country. the congressional black caucus is to be commended, commended because they heard the cry. they felt the pain of so many people out there who have lost their jobs, who do not know how they're going to pay their mortgages, who do not know how they're going to provide for their families, so despite the fact that the congressional black caucus organizeds and introduced over 40 bills dealing with this issue, the congressional black caucus decided to do something more, recognizing, yes, we have a public policy responsibility, that's why the 40 bills, but bey

even elijah cummings, congressman from maryland, long time supporter of the president has had a few wordssaid it was more combative, tone they like. democrats feel hardened and this is part of the potential script that dana perino laid out for us last week. listen. >> up until now aside from some liberal columnists, you have had most democrats speaking on background because they don't want to insult their presidents and rightly so. but you might hear some louder calls because his popularity now is so far down that it's hard -- he doesn't give them much to sell when they go back to their districts and they're running for re-election and i also think that on the merits a lot of them think that the policies won't actually get them to a job creation path but i believe at the end of the day, next november, they're going to vote for him. >> that's what he said not only last week but in the last hour. it's part of her thinking that the democrats are making the critical comments to the president and turn them around and next week the pundits can say we can start steering him towards re-election.