>>elliot: i try to travel as cheap as possible. we split rooms as much as we can, just to try to cut costs down. >>mauney: shoot this year in one week i went from cheyenne on tuesday to livingstone montana wednesday, ubay city california thursday, weatherfrod texas friday and then san antonio i was saturday sunday. >>reporter: and one rule applies to every rider... no show, no dough... >>elliot: we don't' have guaranteed contracts in this sport, you know. if we're sitting at home we're not getting paid. >>reporter: which also means riders are seldom in peak physical condition... >>clarke: it's not one of them things where if you feel sick you're like i'm just gonna stay at home today. you've gotta get on no matter what. >>reporter: it must be said a lot of riders did seem to be limping. groin strains and torn ligaments abound. allthe riders wear a reinforced vest, but helmets aren't compulsory... but whatever they're wearing for one simple reason...the line between one night's triumph >>reporter: .....and another night's trauma is

>> boy, elliot, you're kind of tough on your own president. nothing like handling the midterm election -- i'm going to be just as tough. everybody keeps talking about president obama's communication dilemma. as if he could only return to the soaring rhetoric of his campaign days. everything would be hunky dory. the jobless would have jobs, sick would have health care, and the rise of the oceans would slow. i'm afraid communication is not the president's problem. his problem is, he's disappeared. the philosopher president has retreated to his cave and surrendered the keys to his kingdom. obama is so invisible that he hardly even makes it to the front page anymore. the cold hard truth is everything the president has done has been directed by others. just look at some of his accomplishments. first, the health care bill. he kicked it to congress, which means nancy pelosi did the heavy lifting. she fought to have health care passed, not the president. then there's afghanistan, where the generals outmaneuvered him, and on wall street, ditto. so if i

>>elliot: i try to travel as cheap as possible. we split rooms as much as we can, just to try to cut costs down. >>mauney: shoot this year in one week i went from cheyenne on tuesday to livingstone montana wednesday, ubay city california thursday, weatherfrod texas friday and then san antonio i was saturday sunday. >>reporter: and one rule applies to every rider... no show, no dough... >>elliot: we don't' have guaranteed contracts in this sport, you know. if we're sitting at home we're not getting paid. >>reporter: which also means riders are seldom in peak physical condition... >>clarke: it's not one of them things where if you feel sick you're like i'm just gonna stay at home today. you've gotta get on no matter what. >>reporter: it must be said a lot of riders did seem to be limping. groin strains and torn ligaments abound. allthe riders wear a reinforced vest, but helmets aren't compulsory... but whatever they're wearing for one simple reason...the line between one night's triumph >>reporter: .....and another night's trauma is

elliot was found half a block away.lliot was visiting friends in the neighborhood. >> there is no call for what this gentleman has done. he could have handled this situation in another way. he could have called thely. there is no reason to shoot a 15-year-old boy in the back. >> ashley also faces charges that he allegedly tried to hide shell casing from the police after the shooting. the police say he tried to hide the # caliber hand -- the 22 caliber handgun in his bathroom. >>> we'll take a closer look at what some attorneys are doing to help struggling home owners with foreclosures. stay with us for that. man: empty nest? new kitchen, new us? woman: who are we? chic, modern, daring dinner-party hosts. that sounds dangerous, maybe we're more the traditional sunday brunch set? i'll expect slippers and a cocktail to be ready when i get home from work. point taken. how about... peaceful, quiet cottage in the country folk? now that's us. spend over 2500 dollars on a new kitchen and save 40 percent on custom countertops un

elliot sank species happy to see the bumper crop strictly speaking growing tomatoes is not his every day job he's in charge of the generation next project organizing programs for young eco settlers. and he had maintains that life without physical work is impossible in the village. to my. different. people who facilitated can be really engage in a different. some of the vegetables that he had gathered this morning will end up in the community center kitchen where the center's cook their food and . meat products are strictly and this kitchen eggs are permitted for use in pounds and salads. with. and. the. schools of settlers of the community center and the cooks finish preparing the food for dinner. everybody is expected to join in the communal males. the history of what is now a well known community goes back forty seven years peter. came with a friend mclean to live in a trailer near the village of findhorn. when their efforts to grow vegetables succeeded others followed. campaigners for the eco friendly lifestyle began arriving at findhorn from around the world during the one nine h

elliot sank spies' happy to see the bumper crop strictly speaking growing tomatoes is not his every day job he's in charge of the generation next project at findhorn organizing programs for young eco settlers. and he had maintains that life without physical work is impossible in the eco village. different. people. can be really engage in a different word. some of the vegetables i gathered this morning will end up in the community center kitchen where the food. in this kitchen. for use in. schools and. the community center the kooks finish preparing the food for. everybody is expected to join in. the history of what is now well known community goes back forty seven years. with their friend mclean to live in a trailer near the village. when their efforts to grow vegetables succeeded others followed. campaigners for the eco friendly lifestyle began. around the world during the one nine hundred seventy s. the community grew from twenty to one hundred fifty members. into what we call a. garden is the same thing is. working with nature. with meditation or. working with nature. gibson was one

my name is david elliot louis. i am here representing myself and central city democrats. i live in the neighborhood. our organization is based in the neighborhood. this business, mom's, is a business i think we need. the so-called seven other pharmacies is a walgreen's. that is increasingly a monopoly all over the country, state, and city. i think we need a little push back against walgreen's from small business, one that would provide a higher quality of customer service and more customer attentiveness then a large corporation. we have let walgreen's make their profit, but why keep up the small businessman, who would create jobs, provide vital services to the neighborhood , and i think overall improve the quality of life? on behalf of central city democrats, i hope you will consider this appeal and allow mom's pharmacy to proceed. commissioner garcia: i do not mean to correct you, but you understand this is not about mom's pharmacy, right? >> if we can strike the record and change it to the right name, the one at 281 turk. that is the one i was referring to. thank you fo

a celebration attended by several legends including elliot. >> to be honored in what i call my home state and to be with people that i really respect in sports is certainly a great night for me. >> williams is about to begin his 22nd season as maryland coach. >>> and gulf's global sul mitt known as the rider cup gets started in whales in about three hours. lee westwood and the european team are picked to win the american team which includes tiger woods and mickelson. the europeans have won five of the last seven meets and they have home turf advantage. we'll see if tiger can help the u.s. >> you have to get up really early in the morning. >> guys are setting the dvr or just staying up. >>> ,, boss: and now i'll turn it over to the gecko. gecko: ah, thank you, sir. as we all know, geico has been saving people money on rv, camper and trailer insurance... ...as well as motorcycle insurance... gecko: oh...sorry, technical difficulties. boss: uh...what about this? gecko: what's this one do? gecko: um...maybe that one. ♪ dance music boss: ok, let's keep rolling. we're on motorcycle insurance. v

my name is david elliot lewis. i'm here to speak in favor of the conditional use authorization. i've lived and worked and shopped in this district for the last 26 years. i'm also a vice president of central city democrats and i'm representing them as well. i'm not a customer of this store. and i don't buy liquor from liquor stores, but still, i don't see the problem. i don't see the deterioration that's been spoken of in the neighborhood. if anything, i see polk as improved over the last few decades, not gotten worse. i think the customer should decide. i think the community should decide by either shopping and patronizing this store, or not. rather than any authoritative body deciding what stores they can shop in or not shop in. so i hope you allow the community to decide, not the community of a few vested interest here or competing liquor stores, but the actual people who want to shop and peytonize the store. if they don't patronize it, the store will fail. let the community decide. thank you. president miguel: thank you. is there additional public comment on this item? >> goo

beverly elliot says that she worked at continental for 27 years and she got emotional when she was talking about all the huge changes that are happening. >> how does it feel? >> it's sad. we are real sad. we are happy for the new undertaking with the new company but the name continental is really special to us. >> the first plane with the new logo will fly flue bush international airport this afternoon. >>> now the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate and maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >> we look back and you can see we have had ourselves a look at temperatures yesterday. with a remanent tropical system which pushed in a very, very muggy feel to the air. 79 was the high temperatures. 81 in philidelphia. and didn't feel very nice but all the rainfall. but that's it. we were above normal and at the .cally we get ourselves up to 73 degrees on this date. the record pushing 91 back in 1941. sun comes up at #:03. we go down at 6:49. and we are having a look at the storm system finally pulling out of here. looks like remanent rain in southern virginia, but overall, we have go

in one dylan squats on the floor and slurring his words, he converses with jack elliot's old recording mate who relocated to england and suggested they get together and he'll turn you on to some things. okay, is there any poets like allen ginsberg around? no, nothing like that, adams replies. he pauses for a split second. he was very annoyed. i just don't want to hear anybody like that, dylan says. it's no wonder he was annoyed because he was accused of plagiarism and it never crossed anybody's mind. there was a famous scene where they are -- well, never mind. they were not for the better from that exchange. meanwhile, dylan wanted to do

. >>> billy elliot the latest musical to hit chicago is closing its door early.s due to low ticket sales during the week. this even after heavily discounted ticket price. as few as 900 people are attending daily shows. and almost empty balcony in some shows. they will have their last show on november 28. >>> let's go to tom skilling and get that seven-day forecast. >> it's really interesting. we had a snowstorm -- my colleagues were just telling me 1/16 of a mile in mt. washington. at the same time there was a dust storm zero visibilities at oracle, arizona. dust in the air in phoenix today. down state, boy the drought is really turning into something as we look at area temperatures. kentucky 9.5 inches below normal for the year. so we're lucky we had that mild and wet summer we did. because we don't have those sorts of deficits. 55 in the city at the university of illinois. university of chicago campus, i'm sorry. and we showed you these rains. i wanted to show you weather bug cameras. keep this in mind, that's stowe, vermont. here's what it looks like on the co

our first guest is in his 12th season as detective elliot stabler on the nbc hit show "law & order: svud applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's what i'm talking about. chris meloni! welcome back, buddy. >> thanks for having. >> jimmy: how was your summer? i haven't seen you all summer. >> uh -- one vacation. i had one vacation. >> jimmy: where did you go? >> i went to france. >> jimmy: fun? [ light laughter ] awful? horror story? >> i have a 9-year-old and a 6-year-old, and i thought i was ready to go away with them on vacation alone, solo, daddy and the kids. mama had to do stuff back in the states. >> jimmy: a little bonding time. >> no nanny. bonding time. went to st. tropez. >> jimmy: oh. >> can't be bad. >> jimmy: ooh la la. >> stayed in a chateau above st. tropez. >> jimmy: ooh, sassoon. [ light laughter ] >> got in. little jet lagged. they were champs. but i neglected to keep the door shut. and so when we were ready to retire, and you try to go to sleep, i hear this -- [ whining noise ] the whine of a mosquito. and i realized i had an adrenaline dump when i hear that whine. so i can't

brett fab, elliot spitser. >>shepard: he is not hero. >>guest: here is what will happen. >>shepard: he can do what he wants. >>guest: the sponsors will head for the hills. sears. wrangler. hyundai. they don't need brett favre. they have other superstars including payton manning, jeeter. me. they can take anyone. what brett favre, here is what i suggest: confess. the woman is going to testify. and nfl the sanction him. he should say it was child look, a dumb thing to do, i am not a rhodess scholar, a football player. he is sacked for life, people say. leave football. i say, no, no, absolutely not. because if he leaves now, this will stay with him forever. what i would say to him, he almost won last night, he almost won in the final minutes. i would say if you are healthy, keep going, apologize, and he is not ready for my sunday morning old men's softball league yet but he would be not as good as me. >>shepard: how many times a guy like that, and i like brett favre despite he went to southern, which is a problem, but how often they look over at elway and say, man, you did t

. >> tonight at 8:00, elliot says wall street betrayed the middle class.hleen wants to know why. so don't miss cnn's newest show, "packer spitzer" tonight. >>> thousands of foreclosure proceedings have been frozen across the country, while paperwork gets checked and double checked. what does that mean for homeowners, what does it mean for the banks, what does it mean for your money? christine romans on the other side of this break with a very clear, simple [ commentator ] lindsey vonn! she stays tough! earlier, she had an all-over achy cold... what's her advantage? it's speedy alka-seltzer! [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus rushes relief for all-over achy colds. the official cold medicine of the u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. colace capsules stool softener helps ease straining to make going easier. try colace capsules for effective comfortable relief from occasional constipation. find the relief that's right for you and get a $10 rebate at getconstipationrelief.com. >>> you probably have been following this story. several banks have frozen foreclosur

delegate elliot homes norton wants to bring all foreclosures in the strict to a halt. she says she wants lenders to prove they have systems in place to prevent improper foreclosures. norton says her office has been flooded with calls fm constituents complaining banks are refusing to modify their mortgages. the congresswoman's announcement comes after three major lending companies voluntarily stopped ee vibzs in 2 states after admitting so mistakes in foreclosure filings. >>> we have a traffic alert. if you have to cross the wilson bridge tonight, the bridge wil be closed for about ten minutes at 10:00 p.m. again tonight so a luxury yacht can pass through. the british ship the "boo kwrks 2" passed under the bridge lt night causing language backups as the bridge was opened. the ship is more than ten stories high. >>> well, the situation side a house in prince george's county, the surprising find for one real estate agent. >> also ahead, more legal trouble looming for former senator john edwards. 53 degrees outside, under mainly clear skies. we'll have weather and traffic

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. >> absolutely, elliot. i'm so tired of being liberal, conservative, left, right, because the truth is, in our morning meeting, for example, you know, some of the things you said made you sound like a conservative. >> i worried when you told me that. >> some of the things i said could be construed or called liberal. >> absolutely. >> i think the bigger point is we're different people, come at thinks in a different way, i'm from the south, you're from the north. i'm a journalist, you're a politician. >> not usually said as a compliment, but this time i take it that way. >> absolutely. as we say in the south in the nicest possible way, bless your heart. >> i have heard that from my in-laws and then i know i'm in deep trouble. the most important thing is we get to the office, want to talk to the public about something that is driving us, burning a passion that we want to explain. >> hear more about this new show when kathleen parker and eliot spitzer join me live next hour, right here in the cnn "newsroom." ♪ w

elliot spitzer had to retire office and handed off to david paterson. andrew cuomo had a clean shot at this. his opponent had a lot of money in there, but has had to stumble after stumble. cuomo was expected to win their on election night pretty handily. but after the primary, there were some polls that showed a bit of a scare, but that was lyer.itely an out lia host: any idea how much has been spend on the gubernatorial races? guest: we have seen quite a bit spent. scott probably has, of those three, the best shot of winning on election night, but whitman showed her down 10. today -- down 10 points a day. she spent more than anyone in these races. host: jessica taylor is the assistant editor of the politico. thank you for being on the "washington journal" and coming up next, we will look at the role of the independents in the 2010 campaign. >> the latest associated press survey of leading economists finds there are out look for 2011 will mirror than in past polls with only slight improvement -- gloomier than in past polls with only a slight improvement

october october 18th when i wrote the book i thought of thinking people but help me like for example elliotrichardson, i met him at the first day of law school after i finished first in my class kind of a bills judge for philip frankfurter [inaudible] but that's how i got my first job. what i really want you to turn your mind to, when are the american people going to realize at the same time the pilgrims came here there was another group that came here, black people, and i think they have the same range of talent as anybody else and i always thought until two months ago when the chairmanship landed 22 blacks in virginia they were slaves. that's not true, only three were slaves. the altar 19 with a servant because the british had a rule if you're episcopalian you couldn't be a slave. also just recently i found out that only 4% of white people in the south owned slaves. and what i would suggest if you take a look at the talented i think you'll find their ability is the same range as anybody else. and the great problem is it's all right to talk about the city's. my father was the director of t

i believe you said you tried to contact a commander, elliot at eight o'clock and the commander stanton shortly thereafter, and you were not able to make the next link. were you able to get in any contact with the mr. stanton? >> i spoke with the man earl at about nine o'clock i believe i spoke with him. it was eight o'clock we were dealing with the down flooding, but i did not reach commander stanton, i spoke to a secretary or a woman -- i did speak to a live body who said he was out of the office. >> did anyone after that message you left with secretary from the united states coast guard contactou or smit? >> no, but we were in direct contact with coast guard representatives at transocean, so coast guard had sent staff person to traocean, so there was a direct communication with coast guard. >> and when did they arrive? >> i don't recall, in the morning of the 21st. >> do you know if they had an actual incident command structure in place at transocean? >> i'm not sure -- >> i'd like to just to make the question clear and give you this document right here. >> that would be helpful. >>

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