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they met for more than seven hors to make the bill palatable, things that would make maryland more competitive and it give people what they want. three out of three marylanders believe there should be this type of gaming. i've looked at the legislation, that was our obably gages to put the best product that we could on the ballot. >> some of the issues include a sixth casino in prince george's county, allowing so-called -- pull tabs. also, it would create an independent gaming commission. >> by getting this done in special session, the gaming referendum will make it to voters in november and they will have the final say. the governor says this comes down to one thing. >> this bill allows us to create 300 jobs throughout -- 2300 jobs through out our state. 3 -- 2300 permanent jobs. >> reporter: the governor said it would yield more than $200 million to the trust fund to build more schools. opponents of a already been running ads to get voters to vote against it. >>> meanwhile, the dog liability bill actually died in the special session. lawmakers wanted to change the law to deal with some liabi

and my pain turns into a sincere smile and my soul doesn't feel hurt any hor. -- more. thank you.cheers and applause] >> yay. and next up we have annie. annie yu, i'm sorry. annie yu. >> it's ok. so the poem i'm going to read is book of lives. my name is a book of lives. i press leaves inside, scraps of the city, one crumbled bus ticket, a number -- numb washed with rain, a torn photograph of two little girls. my name settle map of the world. a body of continents and stars. on an airplane i look at the map. flights intersect. travel miles and seas, hours and clouds, a window bird trills by my bed. power lines crisscross streets like threads in the sky. a book of lives is a month of saturdays, a sea-- seahorse from per ru, perfume at my neck. look inside a red suitcase. you'll find letters to no one, objects found and lost, a plastic white fan, contradictory j. -- jade green, city grids, the last bite of an ice cream cone. these are all my names. i savor these words on the tip of my tongue. a book of lives lived in my right hand. i caught your pen in the other. all the rivers flowe

from there, it will be a 24 hor trek, through the night, the flames will go to the olympic park and that is where the games begin. so a lot of events from now until the start of the games next week. the lighting of the flames certainly signifies the paralympics are coming. >> and in all respects i'm sure this is a day you will never forget, thank you very much indeed. >> let's move on now to the situation in ethiopia where thousands of people have descended on the capitol to mourn president melse -- meles zenawi, he was 57 years old. a period of national mourning has been announced. joining us is the bbc's peter biles and we're getting a sense of there is a mood descending over the country as a whole but particularly there. >> that's right. ethiopians are observing a week of national mourning, the body of meles zenawi was flown home last night. we don't know exactly where he died but we understand the body was flown from brussels, it arrived here late in the evening, met by a guard of honor at adas airport and thousands turned out to see the coffin as it left the airport and made its way

so at 5:00 am, in the dark, in a boat, bravging 100-mile-an-hor hours, they took it up themselves toull people out and ferry home them to safety. sometimes they were together, other times apart. each rescued 60 fellow louisianans. 120 neighbors in all. on one trip, jesse, the son, took an extreme step to make room. >> we already had four of us in the boat, including two dogs. we pulled up. there was ten individuals there, including eight elderly people with diabetes. just frail people. we loaded the boat with them and i said i'm just going to stay here. >> reporter: he waited in the storm on a rooftop -- water all around. >> this window is where i picked up five people. >> reporter: jesse, the dad, remembers each of the faces he rescued. >> every 60 people i picked up, i could see their face. how relieved they were and all of them told me thank you but they didn't have to tell me thank you because, you know, i could just see it in their eyes. they didn't have to say anything. >> they are like guardian angels. i owe my life to them. >> reporter: jesse and his dad were on the front lin

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and that will also have light hors d'oeuvres and he will bring friends. the one great thing about jack han ahi is so candid, you have no idea what will happen. >> it's strictly an ad lib situation. >> absolutely. >> everybody's familiar with the guy. we've seen him on tv. >> he's incredibly entertaining. >> that's friday, september 7. >> that's correct and you can get tickets through marylandzoo.org. going to be a great event. go to the zoo and see the skink. his name is pokey -- it's a she. it's a hard shell there almost. shedding, too, 80's. a little bit. thanks for joining us this morning. >> you're watching wbal tv-11, live, local, late breaking. this is 11 news saturday morning >> welcome back to 11 news saturday morning. >> we are going to look outside with john. >> it's look really nice. we started the morning out before daybreak with rain showers in the area, being pushed out of the picture. let's just look at that radar-satellite. with the rain, the clouds are moving out, too, so we are getting some sun, especially west of the bay. you can see on

it is the finest wines, top-shelf liquor, hors d'oeuvres, plush seats. elite of the elite and they're able to look down and see what their money is paying for. >> cenk: let me bring in my panel. michael hastings, amanda marcott, and john fugelsang. i think michael shure has been doing a great job in covering this. and now here is the yacht that they're partying on. it has the cayman island's flag, isn't that outrageous, but not a peep. >> i think the press is busy with the pyrotechnics of just the event itself. but i think one of the interesting things at having all these billionaire donors down there, in the past the candidate would spend the whole week there. so brian ross helped to answer the question, why is romney spending the whole week in tampa. because he's meeting with the high-level donors. the reason why they're giving so much money to romney now $10 million and $20 million up to $1 million at times because obama wants to shut down their loopholes that will cost them millions. that will save them in the tax bill when romney wins. >> cenk: ther

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. >> it's an hon hor to announce my running mate and the next vice president of the united states, paulthe man. >> wisconsin is where i was born and raised and never really left it. >> every politician found -- >> the lawmaker. >> i focused on solving the problems that confront our country. >> his impact on the race for the white house. . >> we are going to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer and you are in "the situation room." >> per in this special hour, we are taking a close look at the man mitt romney asked to join him on the republican presidential ticket, congressman paul ryan of wisconsin. romney made the big announcement in front of the battleship, the uss wisconsin. ryan was chairman of the house budget committee made a name for himself here in washington by battling deficits and fighting for cuts and spending. listen to highway mitt romney broke the news. >> it's an honor to announce my running mate and the next vice president of the united states, paul ryan! his leadership -- his leadership begins with character and values. paul is

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and they're not being allowed to represent and an hor their family members in this memorial.re atheists, nonbelievers. >> andrea: but a conservative group, american center for law justice is challenging the suit. they think the arguments are offensive, absurd and say 100,000 people signed petition opposing the lawsuit. eric, i want to go to you first. the cross is a piece of the world trade center history. you were down there during the attacks. and it was historical piece. if there would have been a jewish star, or star of david or something else, they would have included that. it's nothing to do with promoting one religion over another. >> eric: this is political correctness going awry. that piece happened to break off the building in that form. they saved it. there are so many family members. i have a lot of friends, i have been to memorials and pseudo-funerals, wives and kids of people who died in there who look to the cross for strength, hope, for the future. those people, the people in the surrounding area, people all across america looked at that cross as a symbol of a

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. >> reporter: they also shared larry's newest passion, quarter hors horses. >> larry would show horses and show himself, which fit in with larry looking good and feeling good. >> reporter: larry could do more of what he liked while sara pitched in to help run the business end of the law practice. though larry's friend fred was a stick in the mud about it. the fact that she took control of his business allowed him to engage in drinking and partying. >> reporter: which is not really what larry needed. >> no, he didn't need that. but his appetites would run amuck. >> reporter: so when, after nearly seven years of marriage, larry suddenly dropped out of sight, close friends weren't extremely alarmed at first. after all he had gone on drunken benders before. but this time, as days stretched into weeks, it seemed different, kind of odd. ginger miller started working at the law firm as a secretary in september 2001, about the time larry went missing. elisa kept the business going in his absence, but couldn't settle on what the staff should tell people about larry. >> i was told to tell his ki

hor insts that y are always alone before it, which you are. it is bound up with his rejection of industrial america. the machine enslaves the men who serve it. only in the woods or on the ocean or on its rocks are we truly free, truly american. he understood the structure of waves, currents, surges, loops of foam, the sheer power of the water breaking over cann roc s rentlessness and its strange, fickle, yet maternal beauty. >> brown: another hugely influential figure in the world of cultural criticism, judith crist, died today at age 90. she was a champion of a new generation of american and international directors and actors in the 1960s. and, like robert hughes, she was more than ready with a sharp zinger when she disliked a work. crist wrote for a number of major print organizations, including the "new york herald tribune" and "tv guide." and she was the first regular movie critic on the "today" show, serving there for a decade beginning in 1963. a short time ago, i talked about crist, hughes, and the art of criticism with a.o. scott, chie

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june and said my firm conviction is that jers lemm is the capitol of israel yet they are attacking hort >> steve: craig, you feel romm rom will have more support than johnn mccain did four years ago? >> i think so. 399 percent of the jewish voters voted for ronald reagan. the note that the jewish vote is in the democrat's pocket is not true. ningsh people are tur republican. it went from 111 percent in '92 with clinton, to 16 percent for the first bush . 24 percent for the second bush . that dropped to 22 percent for mr. mccain. we are in a uptrend and i am looking at 30 percent of the jewish vote. >> steve: we thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> steve: we told you about the president's advisor with cash connection with iran. but blood money from syria? imagine losing your pension and 20,000 people just did. tim geithner didn't like they were not in the union. no unnn, no pension. we'll be right back. c>> 23 past the hour. quick headlines. two 13 years old accused of stealing one much their parents ride and going on a cross country joy ride. they made it hundreds of miles befor

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they don't have to block the straits of hor moez. e -- >> gas would go to 10. >> conceivably. saudi arabia i do not believe is long-term stable. what's happening in the arab world will spread to jordan and could spread spread to saudi arabia. this is a society that has major cleavages, plus in some ways reminiscent of the old soviet union. look at the saudi leadership, remember the old days towards the end, all these guys that came after, before gosh chev, that's where saudi arabia is. one after another after another, aging leader. this is not a society that is on a modern lasting trajectory. >> do you know who needs an aging leader? >> know what you're going to say. >> know who needs an aging leader? a leader that doesn't wear a hoodie? facebook. >> yes. >> i'm telling you. and we've said it a lot of people are saying it, wonder when somebody will have the guts to go to zuckerberg and say you need to step down as ceo. you can hang out like bruce wayne -- yeah bruce wayne, batman series, come into the board room every once in a while and look pretty and leave. >> all right. >>

one event that matters at this convention will take place thursday ninght in the 10:00 hor when mitt romney gets to address millions of americans. by that time i suspect that this story, the isaac story is going to be sufficiently diminished it won't interfere. >> this is a day -- mitt gop ready to party as new orleans braces for isaac. the implication, here's another republican in charge as something is headed towards new orleans and obviously they are going party. >> remember, joe, republicans faced the same thing four years ago when they were in minneapolis and you had a hurricane coming to the gulf and, you know, had nothing do with their convention site, but they were concerned about the images and so they cut short their convention then. but, you know, we'll see how bad the storm ends up being. if the storm fizzle it's a nothing of a story. >> "usa today" romney says obama is waging a vicious campaign. i was in the airport waiting yesterday to get on a plane. and they make you watch cnn. i couldn't get away from it. >> it's not just -- >> i felt like i was in clock work orange.

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