the world's famous actor, thomas elliott. >> who is thomas elliott? >> see the video that's making thomas elliott famous like he never was. they are the poster pets for a big weight-loss contest. >> 107% overweight. >> he's now sleek stars in six months. the story behind the vide jushgs were back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >>> i've got a video that shows you what it's like to be a celebrity, to try and just go shopping in a mall. look what happens to actor thomas elliott at a popular mall in virginia. the guy can't get two feet without getting mobbed. his buddies there trying to shop with him. all they can really do is just get this on tape. >> who is thomas elliott? >> you've never heard of thomas elliott? >> no. >> never seen thomas elliott's work? >> no, i have not. >> no. >> funny part about this is -- none of these people know who thomas elliott is. him and his buddies went to a mall, put a few plants in the mall and pretended he was famous. set off a frenzy. >> you know the movie "hun

i think elliott's actually right. my answer now would be having been informed by my colleague, is yes but. in a sort of indirect way. and i go back, actually, to that first amendment. congress shall make no law respecting an establishments of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. and those you know, for 200 years there is a tension between those. and i think it helps in iran in the following way. if the watch word is free exercise of religion and free exercise of all religions, that requires a tolerance of all

elliott's description and analysis is quite apt. in the case of sala there were extensive conversations over -- in the obama administration, with him to try to move him out, to get him to accept the transition. it was in this case it was coordinated very closely with the gcc states because they were central to providing him the means of staying in power. it moved in fits and starts as was his wonant he would make certain commitment, then he would back away. this is a guy who had obviously stayed in power for 30 years and was pretty good add maneuvering. that meant not only internally but also externally with choosing to have certain allies at certain points and having different allies at different points. in the end, he did go along with the transition. now, obviously there are some very positive signs with this transition, there still are some open question marks in terms of the weight of his own family within the military. but it is pretty remarkable to look at what the reaction to these elections were, including among those who h

elliott. go to the presentation by the youth commission. >> thank you very much chairwoman chiu.sors avalos, olague, kim. honorable members of the committee. we have prepared a modest but hopefully to the point powerpoint presentation to give you guys a bit of context. this piece of legislation before you, so if we could turn everyone's attention to the computer. that would be great. i'm the director of the youth commission and i'm here with the commissioner appointed by mayor lee and my colleague. nick. >> hi, guys. my name is nicholas, i'm a sophomore and i'm the mayor appointee on the youth commission. i just wanted to give you guys a little bit of background on the summer plus jobs campaign. so as far as local contacts, something really important that our youth really need jobs. right now, our youth job rate is the lowest in more than 60 years. we have a 33% unemployment rate. that is an 33% unemployment of youth, it's a 33% rate of youth of those that want employment. that's a major issue. and also san francisco youth constantly prioritized youth employment. for example, in

josh elliott, abc news, new york. >> so you mentioned -- you heard josh elliott mention gregg williams and what he said about frank gore. he said we need to decide how many times we can beat frank gore's head. gregg williams in those tapes which were released through a documentary producer, he says we're going to dominate the line of scrimmage, kill the bleeping head. every single one of you be

a question for elliott. elliott, during a good part of the bush administration you had the unique dual roles of being the white house point man on democracy, human rights and religious freedom promotion and point man for middle east policy, and steve reflect a little on some of president bush's strategic vision and new calculations for the order in the region. as you look back now on your time with the bush administration, if you could engage if reflection and self-criticism, perhaps. what do you think the administration got right and what do you think the administration could have gotten better on these issues of democracy, reform shg, human ri, religious freedom in the broader middle east? >> self-criticism is very chinese. you get up -- this is a hard chair. >> the panel here from the -- >> yeah. >> 1962. >> and head out to the countryside. dig ditches. >> i don't think so. >> they may look like undergrads out there, but they're peasants. >> i see. well, i think that after 9/11, president bush began an ef

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is thomas elliott?why they're treating this guy like a celebrity. that's tomorrow on "right this minute." >>> this guy walksnstation andat to show you my skills. >> the two deejays are like -- okay. here's the mike. >> see what he can do. >>> and this 3-year-old is going to be famous for what he says is her dad. >> pass close attention to the dialogue. >> hear it for yourself - >>> in adelaide, australia, there's an online media broadcast station. awesome show. knock on the door. the deejays are on the air at the time this guy knocks on the door. he walks in and says, hey, i'm a beat boxer, want to show you my skills. the two deejays are like, okay, here's the mike. ♪ when the sun goes behind the clouds ♪ >> starts off with a little smooth crooning. >> he's good. ♪ i can see straight through your soul ♪ ♪ >> all he has is a microphone. all that other stuff you're hearing the percussions, is all coming from his voice. >> it is amazing that anyone has so much control over their vocal cords in their mouth

is thomas elliott?why they're treating this guy like a celebrity. that's tomorrow on "right this minute." >>> this guy walksnstation andat to show you my skills. >> the two deejays are like -- okay. here's the mike. >> see what he can do. >>> and this 3-year-old is going to be famous for what he says is her dad. >> pass close attention to the dialogue. >> hear it for yourself -- and you'll probably hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the white check. >>> in adelaide, australia, there's an online media broadcast station. awesome show. knock on the door. the deejays are on the air at the time this guy knocks on the door. he walks in and

our thanks to josh elliott for that story. >>> the masters at day one at augusta national.espn news. >> good morning. i'm todd grisham. this is your "sportscenter" update. thought you had a long day at work yesterday? how about the blue jays and the indians? the longest opening day game in major league baseball history. finally, in the 16th inning, it comes to a close. thanks to j.p.'s three-run blast. blue jays win it, 7-4. >>> red sox and the tigers. the first game for bobby valentine as the manager of the red sox. bottom of the ninth. tied at 2-2. austin jackson, comes through. rbi single. that scores danny werth. the tigers with a walkoff. 3-2 win. >>> reds and marlins. marlins already played a game. this would be their second. this is the reds' first. jay bruce. watch this shot. 442 feet later, it's gone. reds win it, 4-0. >>> another opening day tilt, phillies and pirates. and how about this story? retired military hero jeremy feldbush throws the first pitch. and by the way, he's blind. phillies up 1-0. roy halladay on cruise control. eight scoreless innings. phillies

our guest is doug elliott of the brookings institution. when it comes to student loans, i just read an article this morning that they are now at $1 trillion outstanding. what is the return? is there a return on that money for the federal government and taxpayers? guest: it is one of the better programs when you look at the benefits versus the cost. we know as a country we are better off if we have a highly educated work force. this is an area where it is hard for private industry to make the loans. banks are not used to making loans to people that could stretch out 30 years to people who have never had a job before. this is a natural area for the federal government to come in. we tend to lose a small amount of money on the loans. that is delivered. we have a good guess on how much we will be paid back. there is a subsidy, but it is clearly worth doing to put out a large amount of loans. we just need to do it better. host: in which of these federal credit programs is there a return for taxpayers? is there a profit to be made? guest: the way

and welcome back to the george washington university's elliott school of international affairs. i'm doug shaw, i'm an associate dean and i'm grateful for your participation in today's workshop on teaching the nuclear fuel cycle, what practitioners and the public need to know. i'm particularly pleased to welcome the doctor who i'll introduce in a moment. this event and the nuclear policy talk series of which it's a part respond to the mission to make the world a better place by conducting research that responds to global human challenges, to educate a new generation of leaders to face those challenges, and by engaging the policy community who deal with those challenges every day. today's discussion is particularly urgent. we live in a dynamic moment in the understanding of the nuclear fuel cycle. just last week in a speech at the nuclear security summit in seoul, south korea, president barack obama said we all know the problem. the very process that gives us nuclear energy can put nations and terrorists within the reach of nuclear weapons. and he responded to that challenge by ca

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josh elliott, abc news, new york. >> so you mentioned -- you heard josh elliott mention gregg williams and what he said about frank gore. he said we need to decide how many times we can beat frank gore's head. gregg williams in those tapes which were released through a documentary producer, he says we're going to dominate the line of scrimmage, kill the bleeping head. every single one of you before you get off the file, affect the head. continue, touch, hit the head. which is what the nfl has been -- it's been a very violent sport and will continue to be. they are continuing to crack down on concussions and hits to the head. something like this -- >> two points, one. the saints are not the only team doing this. they are the ones who got caught. in terms of the phrase, lifetime ban comes to mind. the tapes will be the nail in the coffin. >> his head should roll. >> no pun intended. go to our facebook page. how would you punish those involved in the football injury bounty scandal check out wnnfans.com. in this era, the league had to make an example of the saints. they've done that. i hat

kings on the penalty kid, and deflied by elliott. matt greene gets the goal and the kings upset in game one. >> we have so much more coming your way, earthquakes saber good ats, golf, nascar. nowhere else to go, doyle drive is down. >> ama: coming up, a missing chinese activist and the u.s. might have him. the details behind the mystery. >> alan: politicians on the white seat at tonight's white house correspondents dipper. >> alan: the doyle drive demolition projicts underway. >> ama: crews are racing to open up the new bridge, roadway and tunnel before the monday morning commute. hers here's the demolition zone. we're live the scene with the latest on the progress. >> reporter: there's about only less than a quarter mile left of rive after 24 after 24 hours of work. now, more than 200 workers and this heavy machinery have been going nonstop to tear down doyle drive and open up the new roadway by the 5:00 a.m. deadline. the work has been an attraction all day long. many are here to watch the sections fall to the ground. the amazed lo

daniel win turned away by elliott. tl did his part awhile.ott right there but crazy goal few moments ago. puck on nechlt stab at it down the back and credit for the goal goes to mcdonald. blue now leading 2 nothing and they are late in the third period. a's wrap up the 4 game series in anaheim tonight 3 out of 4 with the angel team that is supposed to be the best in the west. who cares if i'm doused with beer. i have a souvenir baseball. nice job. top 4 already 2 nothing a's. smith check swing bunt. wilson. bad throw to first base. tv here comes slideing in safely big tumble and 3 nothing. 2 batters later. if single 4 zip a to the fifth. albert still without a home run as an jelly. almost got one right there high off the wall against malone. right now the a's continue to lead angels 4-2. sfv in the bronx welcome to the anderson show. bottom of the first. off anthony. that is gone. yanks down 4-1 in the second inning. again facing him again. home run. so 2 for 2 with two homer in the fourth. tie deep goodbye means 3 home runs. that was off jef

uh shied -- aside from elliott spitzer. >> he is being punished! >> we -- gite problem is some of the politicians would enjoy the punishment. anyway, i want to point out that bonnie frank didn't run a prostitution ring. his ex-boyfriend did it. jay but he had to know brrrr it. >> i would like to think he was above all that. look at me lamely trying to defend him. the agents were bragging they work for president obama, but they are with prostitutes. do you really need to brag when you are with a prostitutes? they are on the clock. >> well, these guys, their job is to put themselves between harm's way and the president. that harm could have come in the form of a prostitute's vagina. they are just doing their job. >> they could be terrorists. anthony, prostitutes are legal. so what they are doing with legal -- even if it is legal, weren't these guys dumb to partake? they have an image to represent. unlike you, you can do whatever you want. >> i can do whatever i want. i love it. the secret service -- the key word is secret. pay your bills because i he

i want to thank our treasurer and jason elliott from the mayor's office. this important legislation is the product of about three months of work in conjunction with michelle parker. and parents from the middle schools. we have all crafted legislation that we think will allow such parking lot fund-raiser events to flourish, and to protect the meager dollars raised by parents in these schools and schools throughout the city from being taxed. it helps parents in the school fund-raising. we are looking at other schools, to be working with them for event fundraisers like parking lots. parent teacher organizations hold special parking events on local school parking lots to raise supplemental revenues for their school. currently, san francisco business and tax regulations code requires these events be taxed at 25%. this creates an unfair burden on the volunteer organizers of these events, parents staging them for the sole goal of enriching their schools. this will help allow more of these events at schools. it also allows volunteer parent organizers to reap the f

missy elliott sampled bhangra beats in her song and also jay-z in beware of the boys.umdog millionaire" that warmed the hearts and heels of american movie-goers. what's the future of bhangra? >> world domination. d.j. rakea, as she's called, dominates the dance halls, but bhangra has already gone bigger. yes, where there's a craze, there's almost certain to be a work-out. >> america is very big on health and fitness. so i thought, let me bring my dance into the fitness industry. ♪ >> reporter: serena jane is the founder of la sallea bhangra and has helped the spicy indian music on from the dance floor to the work-out world. thousands are doing it, wherever they can. even central park. >> it gets into your body and all you want to do is move, your shoulders up and down, arms up in the air. >> reporter: classes nearly every day of the week. >> it's a lot more fun than running on a treadmill. >> reporter: so what does d.j. rakea think of her bhangra in the gym? >> bhangra is one other way to move your body. >> reporter: but this is clearly where she prefers to see it, the

>> elliott t means two things. you get first degree murder as you said with pre-medtation. you can have an intent to kill case that's a murder and a homicide without pre-medtation that still is intent to kill. so that would be second degree murder. the other thing that would be second degree murder is what we have here when we are talking about a depraved mind case. most jurisdictions or at least in the common law, they always use the word depraved heart, sometimes, depraved mind. what we are talking about is a form of super recklessness when somebody does something that's so reckless that it seems to demonstrate a lack of regard for human life. so, for example, one of those big high buildings that you have in new york city if someone is at the top of that building and they should know that someone is beneath them. there is a risk that someone is beneath them if they chuck something off of that building then that would be recklessness. but if they know somebody is down there and they chuck it off, that would be super reckless. >> that's the type of thing we are looking at.

josh elliott reporting. >> interest in the just released 1940 u.s.so grit that the government web site with that information is in a virtual traffic jam. the records are available to the public for the first time because of the 72 years of confidentiality that has now expired. national arrest kivts is registered at least 37 million hits on the site which allow people to learn about their past. show down problems are expected to ease up a bit tonight. now inflection the silicon valley database company running the site says they knew it was going to be popular but had no idea it was going to be like this one official said they were expecting a flood but they got instead a tsunami of people i wanted in the 1940 census. >>> now to the internet idea to deal witthe mounting cost of college education. 2 students in britain came up with the idea of buy my face.com. to help pay off their 8,000 dollar college debt. 80,000 dollar college at that time. harper and noise are selling the faces as ad space for hundreds of dollars a pop. they have 80,000 dollars they

lonnie quinn is off this morning so john elliott from wcbs tv here in new york is here with our firstck of the weather. at these prices, one can save about $1 to $2 per trip to the gas station. >> oh, boy. if you pay in cash, counted the savings. >> exactly. >> good morning. gas prices coming down, so is some rain. we have showers in the northern plains, thunderstorms, too. going to feel like summer out west. big ridge of high pressure. numbers 15 to 20 degrees above normal. after a dry spring, the northeast finally gets soaked. proof of that, radar and satellite. to the north, active system for the northern plain. this front stretches from the lakes to the gulf. we are going to see that bring heavy rain into parts of the northeast. that's a quick check of the national forecast. now here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. >>> tomorrow is earth day but today is husband appreciation day. so, husbands, we appreciate you. look it up. now back to rebecca, who has a husband and jeff who is one. >> i appreciate him so much. matt, i appreciate you. i hope you're up early watchin

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my name is john elliott. i am the labor partner in support of rebuilding cpmc. there is a lot of talk about one group blakney for one reason and another group not liking it -- one group liking it for one reason and another group not liking it for another. i am a small business in san francisco. for me to grow, there has to be opportunities. some of the opportunities are with cpmc. i live in a small business for two years and these the been the hardest to years of my life. this building will be seismically safe and hasted of the arts facilities that we do not see everywhere. -- and have state of the art facilities that we do not see everywhere. my 17 years in the construction industry has been great in showing what can be great and when cannot be great. this would be a great thing. i support cpmc because they will be able to provide exceptional health care that he it has shown so many people. i urge you to vote yesterday. thank you. -- i urge you to vote yes today. thank you. president fong: [reading names] okay. >> thank you. i support the rebuilding cpmc. i att

shot is saved by elliott. karl left a shot on goal. it's saved. right now, the game is tied at zero in the first intermission. there was a perfect game in major league baseball today up in seattle. white sox phillip humburg through the the 21st perfect game in history. what's painful about the as is the as waived him in january, 2011. he threw a perfect game. oops. >> thanks a lot, mindy. >> anytime. >> when we come back, the fbi issues a warning. there's a computer v out there that could shut down a half million computers. we'll show you how to protect yourself. [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-app

to nothing to lose and then goalie brian elliot says this guy is amazing right now. 23 saves for elliott's and a few rebounds chances. still wanted nothing in the third of frenzied for the nets ended a dull blocks in the power play goal to do nothing to the one was the final in st. louis takes the 31 series lead not looking dead. >>> holidays and angels. >>> the live at the siege of wilson it goes away this is it a to run error and is $77 million man as wind for to do is they take three and four from the angels. >>> perry to be matched up to the bulls and angels we tell these to be the playoffs will run at 27 not pretty and is hanging layette miami went 8372 in the battle between the to the best teams can these goods out of the things nice and i think once they scored at st. louis scored peppers goal midway the first and got deathly quiet there and the power play is not there and the sharks aren't able to kill about it. in a big up tell all but the blues was fluky though. >>> yet was but they're showing up at the key moments of the game. >>> their fast and physical and maybe fluky. >>> may

the glove save by elliott. 40 seconds left. they break through. the captain, joe thorne -- thornton, slides it home. san jose leads after two. he nhl made a clear statement that hits like this one bill not be tolerated. torres has been suspended 25 games for taking out hossa. >> in berkeley, the cal spring football experience is a fancy way of saying, it's a scrimmage. blue verse gold, it edwards stadium. the starting quarterback, sack mar marked with the touchdown pass to his cousin, maurice harris. >> the young guys are ready to ten up. actually learning the playbook a lot more. and a lot more room to improve. that's why we have summer camp but it's been a great spring. >> their first 10,000 fans entering the coliseum tonight reeled a rollie fingers bobblehead. rollie in the 1972 world championship team honored tonight. an on-field reunion pregame. fingers through out the first pitch. call it a strike. his signature handlebar moustache intact and told me it always will be. >> only claim close to shaving it off one time that was in 1974. i gave u

[applause] [applause] >> this event was hosted by the elliott bay book company in seattle.or more information visit elliott bay book telecom. >> in his new book rodney king recounts his life following the video recording of his beating by los angeles police on march 3rd, 1991. mr. king talks about his own legal problems and alcohol addiction since then as well as the acquittal of four of the police officers in the case which led to rioting in los angeles. on tuesday rodney king speech at the center for research on black culture in harlem, new york city. but tv will bring you this event live online at 630 eastern. get to booktv.org and put the watch button on the the event in feature programs. you can also check cartels is a schedule that booktv.org for airtimes of this event. >> bear not joining book tv on c-span2, dr. judith reisman. she is most recently the author of, "sexual sabotage: how one med scientist unleashed a plague of corruption and contagion on america" who was this mad scientist you're referring to? >> a lot of people know who he is by now. i'm happy to say o

5 minutes in and great pass with the break away denied by elliott.inutes later from behind the net. racing in. his first career play off goal 1 nochlingt you can't win if you can't score. get nothing and like it. 24 saves. blue big power play goal in the third. on the lung sucked slim off this is back and knocked in by bowel. sharks pull app emmy with the next but too little too late and take a commanding 3-1 series lead back to san jose. >> we have good luck tonight. just the there for whatever reason. it is and we are behind the 8 ball and have to win games. >> we'll fight. we have been waiting -- fighting 4 years flock to get in. we are fighting and we'll find to the end here. >> next fight in 5 saturday in st. louis. a wrap up the series in anaheim tonight. they take 3 out of 4 from angel toobing team that was to be the best in the west. i have a souvenir baseball. check swing here. wilson wild throw to first. and then here comes johnny not to be denied. 3 nothing a's. 2 batter later hawaiian team rib single 4 nothing. 4-2 games. facing hunter wi

elliott ordered assault with a deadly weapon to tell what she did in each of the instances in her own words, which she did and that includes handing a note to the teller that said this is a robbery, i have a gun. >> she's ready to take responsibility for her actions and face the consequences of the actions and hopefully that if she does get out of prison, she'll be able to leave -- lead a descent life and be a descent part of society instead of what her past behavior indicated she is. >> and we learned about her that we didn't know before and that is that she is using medications to treat a bipolar condition. the sentenceing is set for july 6th. >>> and some notice details of a baby abandoned. the baby tide -- died of hypothermia and it was a homicide. she was found january 15th in front of a house on channing street, about 25 degrees that day and wrapped in a towel. investigators think she was a- week-old and her parents were never found. >>> a bb gun scare in arlington county. the juvenile waived the gun in front of children yesterday and threatened to kill them. he ran away. the su