tammy elliot is there with details. good morning, what's the latest? >> reporter: police are still here at the school this morning investigating after they say that 15-year-old student turned on his fellow classmates yesterday afternoon in school. and while everyone is relieved, they are still asking why this happened. but they're glad that 23 students and a teacher are alive. students at wisconsin's marinette high school are relieved but shaken this morning. >> i'm just, you know, scared to go back to school. because you never know what can happen. it could happen again. >> reporter: just before classes let out monday, police say a fellow student pulled out a gun in class and fired two shots. the 15-year-old gunman then took 23 other students and his teacher hostage. >> he was not willing to converse with law enforcement, but law enforcement was able to speak with the teacher that was in the room. and we determined that there was nobody that was injured. >> reporter: after several hours, five of the hostages were released. then, after hearing three mo

john roberts joined the elliot's school of international affair in 2008. professor roberts is a culture anthropologist with international development work. in 1998 and 2006 he worked at the united states agency for international development in central asia on democracy programs designing and managing projects in civil society development, political party assistance, community development, independent media strengthening, and elections assistance. he's the author of a popular blog entitled the robert's report. it's www.roberts-report.com and comments on current events in central asia and foreign events community. i had that professor roberts will be doing double duty today. he'll be talking a bit later on about the general central asian context in the war against corruption, and he'll also be serving as a moderator. after the panelists have completed their prosecutions, we'll have time for q and a, and i circulate through the audience and most, if not all of you, will have time to ask some questions. professor roberts? >> thank you, jim, and thanks all of y

rappaport, the former dean, who also taught me everything i know about cardiology, which unfortunately, elliot, really is not that much. but we really appreciate the number of years. dr. rapoport is one of those people who stayed six months and may now be up to 35 years. how many years? 49 years. that is the typical san francisco employees. i also want to say we are big believers in the health department, that people need hospitals. hospitals are critical, but hospitals are not where we want people. where we want people is in the community. we want to keep people healthy. we want people seeing their primary-care doctors, whether here or in the community or at the federally qualified health centers, and for the incredibly rich array of community-based services that either keep people out of the hospital or give them a warm place to go. it is now my honor to introduce to you judy guggenheim, the president of the san francisco general hospital foundation. without them, we would never be in this position of being able to be talking about a new hospital. they have been our friends, our supporters.

elliot. on the motion to table, avalos? no campos no. chiu no supervisor chu aye daly no dufty aye elsbernd aye. commissioner mar: no maxwell no mirkarimi no el al yote toe pier eye. four eyes and seven nos. motion to table failed. now to take the motion. >> the motion to continue this item to the 7th. any discussion? any discussion. supervisor campos. commissioner campos: i voted no against the motion to table but i believe we need to come back to the item later. i know that most of us feel exaste i do -- exhausted about -- i mean, give it everything -- given everything that happened today i don't think it makes sense for us to go down the road today of taking nominations. . yeah. so i think that. that makes sense to do that. >> supervisorance bernd. >> okay. the motion to continue this item, supervisor alioto pier. >> can we continue this item, it does have a date on it. about >> it was amended to. >> i don't remember it being amended. >> supervisor daly would you like to restate your motion to amend motion? >> then i will move to amen

we are dealing with a pair of accidents on route 100. 1 in -- one in elliot city.rd westbound out in anne arundel county and baltimore city work crashes at edmonton and windor mill at weathersdale and parkville crash activity at taylor parkway. >>> coming on "good morning, america" four contestants are on "dancing with the stars." one of the most talked about is bristol palin. we will tell you how people say she is surviving on show and more on that and tonight's elimination. >> t minus 10 shopping days until black friday and now retailers are leaking what kind of sales are out there. some will be open thanksgiving night. >> crazy. >> how about that? >> too much. >> all right. we will see you at nine on "good morning, maryland. the most powerful half ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. that's forty thousand more than ford. chevy silverado. the most dependable, longest-lasting full- size pickup on the road. use your all-star edition discount for... a total value of six thousand dollars on a 2011 silverado. see your local chevrolet dealer.

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host: thank you, elliot. guest: i give many answer.journals do distinguish between the healthcare bill and individual provisions. it's all true when pollsters ask go the stimulus. people don't like it. i think this is a very tricky position for the republicans. because to be extent that it appears they just want to do away with everything, do away with healthcare reform. democrats are going to point to the individual elements. i think it's tricky and the republicans are unwise if their attitude and for some it is, it's harder to emphasize reform are. they are under pressure at the base to say let's get rid of it and start over again. my guess, steve and elliot, is that republicans will continue to push this rhetoric of let's reappeal it, let's element it. they understand they can't do it. so after they state that point, that play. they will back off and try to accomplish whatever they can. if anything. host: one of those republicans in leadership i should say is from virginia, 7th congressional district. featured front page. congressma

. >> suzanne elliot is another product.he works for bare foot sound building high end monitors. >> i went to school for recording an i got into the tech work. i liked to work with my hand. i started it five years ago in a basement of a house. >> the founder of a company said he wanted a woman to build and test his speaker. >> i have had a good experience working with women. they seem to be more dedicated and thoughtful about their work. >> they believe that they may have a better ear for this kind of work. >> she and women's audio mission want to change the face of songs >> good story. >> good day for looking music inside. >> you will be hearing the raindrops. this morning it was coming down in the city. that what we're going to see all morning long into the afternoon and then start to clear things up by tomorrow. if you are hitting the slopes, check this out. heavenly cam, it's really coming down. it's cleared up a little bit. they are giving it all, wind and snow, winter storm warning for the sierra. they could see a foot

. >> reporter: the twister swept through kelly and deb elliot's property. it destroyed their barn, several sheds and uprooted 100-year-old oak trees. >> devastating. everything is gone. >> reporter: deb elliot was in the barn when a tree fell on it. it left her trapped and terrified. >> the glass was breaking around me, and i didn't know what to do, so i just ducked down and let it go through. >> reporter: police in northern illinois say the driver and five children riding in this school bus escaped a brush with a tornado without serious injury. the bus fell on its side. as it approached the same intersection a twister is believed to have touched down. >> a tornado. >> reporter: a tornado also tore through the small town of caladonia of illinois near rockford. siding stripped off homes, cars tossed around and debris littered lawns. officials say the worst damage was to the town's center. >> buildings gone, parts of the mill down here is gone. >> reporter: no serious injuries have been reported. utility crews are working to restore power to more than 42,000

elliot, george goring and dennis o'brien.at is -- and who collects these? also, i can't believe it took three guys to write this book. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] what? i would love to hear that in conversation when they thought of this idea for the book. three guys at a bar, having a few beers. one guy's like "you know what we should do?" the other one goes, "write a book about condom containers and call it 'remember your rubbers?'" "i was going to say get some hot wings but, yeah. yeah, that's a pretty good." i don't even know. i've never heard of condom containers. we're on to our last book right here, you guys, and this is a good one. it's for all you horse owners out there. "bombproof your horse!" [ laughter ] by sergeant rick pelicano. i'm so glad this book exists. i don't know how many times i've been out with my wife, we're about to go on a nice, long horseback ride, and one of us says, "whoa, whoa, whoa. have you bombproofed it yet?" nothing ruins an afternoon more than an exploding horse, you guys. that's w

. >> you know, elliot, let's remember, too, a lot of americans came through the front door such as alexander hamilton. he got off the boat from the west indies and all he did was write the constitution and become the first secretary of the treasury and, of course, what about the terminator? >> we have to have arnold in his last days as the governor of california. has a little bit of a deficit he's leaving jerry brown. you have arnold and hamilton. imagine them having dinner. >> thanks for being with us. >> "larry king live" starts right now. >> larry: tonight, vice president joe biden on the split in congress. are we headed for a stalemate on the most urgent issues of our times? >> they didn't have a lot of faith in the republican party. don't have a lot of faith in the democratic party. so they are saying, okay, we want you guys to work together. >> what's his role in shaping the future and should president obama prepare to run against sarah palin? plus, dr. jill biden. all next on "larry king live." all next on "larry king live." vi -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> larry: it's a gr

. >> i appreciate the larger point but i think the point elliot is making. there's a choice.t the same time saying when it comes to actually extending unemployment benefits when we've got unemployment that runs 10% or higher there's not the money to do that. that's a policy choice, it's not about economic philosophy and republicans have a problem there. what happened to compassionate conservatism. >> it's an article of faith on the right i think that tax cuts are good for growth. whether or not there's necessarily evidence for it. and that just in terms of branding is an easier thing to sell than unemployment benefits to the -- easier thing to sell to the working class who is the largest block of voters. unemployment benefits, the real argument against it is it's a disincentive to work but we're not dealing here with an environment where there are more jobs than there are people in the workforce. it's quite the opposite. so incentive doesn't seem to be the issue at the moment. >> let me give you an example. i work with a nonprofit in atlanta genesis new life. they work with h

ben says how he would feel about barack obama and joe biden -- elliot troy would ask him how it feels to be responsible for more deaths and the 9/11 terrorists. and dennis wants to know if his probably library will offer grants. become a friend of wusa9 and leave yours comments on our facebook page. >>> a multimillion-dollar mansion in our area simms sells for nearly -- sells for nearly half of what the owners were offering. >>> two words today from a man accused of planning attacks on metro stations in northern virginia. this is bruce leshan and i will have the story coming up. >>> don't forget we are always on at wusa9.com. stay with us. we will be right back. the most powerful half ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. that's forty thousand more than ford. chevy silverado. the most dependable, longest-lasting full- size pickup on the road. use your all-star edition discount for... a total value of six thousand dollars on a 2011 silverado. see your local chevrolet dealer. and cable doesn't? yes. -i read that. -i do know that. yes, but there's a contract. at

. >> you know, elliot, let's remember, too, a lot of americans came through the front door such as alexanderilton. he got off the boat from the west indies and all he did was write the constitution and become the first secretary of the treasury and, of course, what about the terminator?

"client 9" is the documentary about the rise and fall of former new york governor elliot spitzer.e have great guests coming up. >>> melber. investigative crime reporter michelle sigona. and xrt senator-elect richard blumenthal. face off the defeat of linda mcmahon. ready to head to washington. [ woman ] you know, as a mom, i worry about my son playing football. which is why i'm really excited. because toyota developed this software that can simulate head injuries and helps make people safer. then they shared this technology with researchers at wake forest to help reduce head injuries on the football field. so, you know, i can feel a bit better about my son playing football. [ male announcer ] how would you use toyota technology to make a better world? learn how to share your ideas at toyota.com/ideasforgood. if anything, i thought i'd get hit by a bus, but not a heart. my doctor put me on an aspirin regimen to help protect my life. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. check with your doctor because it can happen to anybody. plus th

. >> reporter: it's a message that resonates with elliot, who says facebook nearly wrecked his marriagein my life. and there were friends that i didn't know were there. and theyknew i was married. and since then i've deleted my facebook page. my wife and i have set up a family page. >> do you think he would be happy if everyone in this room dumped facebook? >> i think he'd be very happy. >> reporter: reverend miller has been married to the same woman for nearly 30 years and admits he's had a facebook page of his own. but he is determined to lead by example. >> i am suggesting strongly to everybody, just don't set yourself up. get off of it completely. >> wow. it may sound a little extreme but listen to this. the american academy of matrimonial lawyers says 81% of its members have used or been faced with evidence taken from facebook, myspace, twitter and other sites in divorce cases in the last five years. >> it's so new, they're saying divorce lawyers, they don't even have protocol for litigating things that appeared on facebook if there's infidelity. there's no rules for how to take so

pero si lo suyo no es el circo y sÍ los musicales teatrales, billy elliot termina su temporada. >> elser su nueva carrera? >> como ustedes lo querÍan ver! tommy santana de eva luna va a estar en nuestros estudios. a ver quÉ nos dice alandro chabÁn de esta telenovela >> mientras muchos estÁn preocupados por las compras de hoy hay algo mÁs por lo que hay que estar pendiente: la vigilancia en las carreteras, cuidado que los patrulleros estÁn bravos. al volver. decenas de tiendas inician oficialmente el viernes negro. --asi termina una larga espera para esos compradores que no bajaron la guardia y soportaron las bajas temperaturas acampando afuera de los grandes almacenes. --algunos llegaron desde el martes para ser los primeros en entrar a los establecimientos.# >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! buen provecho, gracias por dejarnos sentarnos con ustedes en sus hogares. es viernes negro. ya pasÓ el dÍa dace ciÓn de gracias y todos tenemos pavo hasta aquÍ. >> otra vez va a cocinar pavo. >> recalentado, recalentado. >> tambiÉn digo algo que es muy para los latinos ya es un santo! >> san givins. [risas] >

but even some of his colleagues like fellow new york democrat elliot angle seemed to understand why the committee judged the 20 term democrat as they did. >> they did it because they saw there was substance there. is and as a friend of charlie's, and someone who is respected him for a long time, i'm kind of sorry to see this happen toward the end of his career. >>. >> reporter: and the next step is for the ethics committee to in essence, the next step is for the ethics committee to in essence sentence rangel. it is called a sanctions hearing. could it happen as early as this week and there are a lot of different options they have. the worst would be to expel him from the house of representatives. that is seen as very unlikely. normally health for member who have been convicted of criminal charges which rangel has not been, obviously. has not had that. the other different kinds of rebukes that co-face might be a censure or simply a letter of reprimand. maybe even a fine. having some privileges revoked. some of those items would have to go before the full house. but of course we're waitin

jerry elliot sends us this on e-mail, he asks, are elected officials exempted from being subjected toyou think that's something we should have to do to see be they like it? this. >> jenna, i believe that everyone should understand and, obviously; millions of americans probably at this point don't yet know what awaits them when they get to that gate. but this is unconscionable conduct on the part of a government agency. it's an absolute violation of our rights, it is a travesty, an assault on our dignity, and i don't think anybody should be exempt because i think everyone should be exempted. this is absurd. it has nothing to do with security. it has everything to do with theater. and pretense. jenna: have you been through it? have you traveled recently? >> i have not been through it, and i will tell you, frankly, i would not go through it. it's going to be interesting to see what happens as you point out, the thanksgiving holiday. people who go ahead with this, i know lots of people have to travel, and i understand that. jenna: do you think this is an issue the president should step in

italian tenor, elliot is using his talent for a good cause.. p> let's talk about what this is about? >> it's my cd release. the inspirationnof my cd comes from my father's over 200 letters to my mother bbck in sicily. >> yes. >> i know that this is personal for a lot of other people. >> it's benefiting the basillica. you had a story of all of the colonial things. and the basillica is the first cathedral. ticket sales are ramping up and tickets are still on sale. it's going to be for a great cause. >> you're going to want to get one of those tickets. we have heard him practicing during the break. he is going to sing. good luck. thanks. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ave maria ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>very much. that was beautiful. you're doing it all for a beautiful cause. >> you will hear that on saturday. hope to see you out there.ú >> if you want more information on his benefit go to foxbaltimore.com/morning. >>> coming up she grew up a mixed race child in the 19 60s. soledad o'brien talks her long journey to the anchor desk and what part mmryland played ons that. >>

well, i got my first crack because elliot richardson's uncle called paul weiss and that's where i ended and i just think that you really -- you know, everybody else is push to shove that way. and i, you know, i've done it. and my three kids, two of them are lawyers and one of them is dean of the school of education at boston university. and i really beg you to look at that part of the act. because that's, you know, it's amazing how much people like you if they think they have more power than they have. i really think those are the things that we ought to to -- at least as much as we are about the other issues. now when you talk about housing, i'm a republican, so i shouldn't say that. the reason why you have such a screwed up with housing is that no president starting with roosevelt would do anything about it. and so, therefore, it was the whites that went to the suburbs. they got the good mortgages and everything. and it only changed when bill clinton and george bush came along. they sent a lot of people that didn't have the money to pay. you got the banking problem now. but, you know,

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. >> on behalf of the elliot school of international affairs, i want to thank you for sharing your sober and sobering insights on what is obviously a very difficult problem that is likely to challenge the u.s. operation into the indefinite future. again, we appreciate your time and public efforts. thank you. [applause] >> president obama left today on a 10-day trip to asia for meetings with leaders in india, indonesia, south korea, and japan. the president arrives in mumbai, india, saturday, where he will meet with business leaders. on sunday he travels to new delhi to meet with indian government officials and on monday he delivers an address to the indian parliament. tuesday he is in jakarta, indonesia. wednesday he travels to seoul, south korea. thursday he marks veterans day by speaking to u.s. troops. from there he joins the g-20 summit. a closing news conference is planned for friday before he wraps up his trip in japan for the asia-pacific economic cooperation meetings. he returns to washington the following sunday. >> this weekend "book tv", jonah goldberger discusses the next wav

of american writing because george elliot was her favorite author of course in fiction, and elliot had the same ability to moralize in a way of a story, and adams shows a wonderful ability to be vividly disscriptive of human dilemma. in terms of her -- i think she is one of the most -- whras the right -- what's the right word? versatile writer. each book is different, at least the early books, so her first book "democracy and social ethics" is a philosophical text really and she uses specific examples of people in different walks of life and the benevolence ethics and social ethics in each case. it's a profound book, and then the next book was a newer ideal to peace which was completely different. really a sociological text which is why she wrote it. it's compactly constructed, and then 20 years in hull house that was partly a memoir and partially a rhetorical recreation of what she learned so the reader could learn it too, so i think she was skilled from the beginning. i'm not sure -- she just developed her repertory along the way. >> host: but for you it's the second book you describ

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