959
Anderson in New Orleans and Frankenstein, the boy toy, with his version of "The Whip Around the World" and Vegas introduction.
1001
More review of the news. Ho-hum.
1003
Same venue that brought Cooper his notoriety. People aren't angry Anderson. They are abandoned.
1004
Ed Lavendera - there you go. Ed said it. They are abandoned. That was Bush's intention the entire time. Ignore the devastation and bulldoze the dead. I said it then and here we are. The Katrina Disaster is off news television and Bush hasn't been back since. There are no street lights. Lost revenues to the city, the state. People won't be back. This will all be underwater again next year.
60 minutes. 90 years away? Right. Like 90 years from now matters today. Talk about the long view.
Dr. Kelly states New Orleans is sinking. This is not new. Wilmington, North Carolina was once an island. That is what happened with "Floyd." It's island status returned with all the flooding and the surrounding towns were at a lower elevation and flooded. The severe storms that have come through since then have caused all the waterways to rise but no flooding of the towns that fell victim to Floyd.
I apologize for the date. It is coincidental and just reality. This edition was published FOR September 11, 2001. It was published long before the attacks on the Trade Towers and Pentagon.
NEW ORLEANS IS SINKING
BY JIM WILSON
Published on: September 11, 2001
The surge of a Category 5 storm could put New Orleans under 18 ft. of water.
They don't bury the dead in New Orleans. The highest point in the city is only 6 ft. above sea level, which makes for watery graves. Fearful that rotting corpses caused epidemics, the city limited ground burials in 1830. Mausoleums built on soggy cemetery grounds became the final resting place for generations. Beyond providing a macabre tourist attraction, these "cities of the dead" serve as a reminder of the Big Easy's vulnerability to flooding. The reason water rushes into graves is because New Orleans sits atop a delta made of unconsolidated material that has washed down the Mississippi River.
Think of the city as a chin jutting out, waiting for a one-two punch from Mother Nature. The first blow comes from the sky. Hurricanes plying the Gulf of Mexico push massive domes of water (storm surges) ahead of their swirling winds. After the surges hit, the second blow strikes from below. The same swampy delta ground that necessitates above-ground burials leaves water from the storm surge with no place to go but up.
The fact that New Orleans has not already sunk is a matter of luck. If slightly different paths had been followed by Hurricanes Camille, which struck in August 1969, Andrew in August 1992 or George in September 1998, today we might need scuba gear to tour the French Quarter.
"In New Orleans, you never get above sea level, so you're always going to be isolated during a strong hurricane," says Kay Wilkins of the southeast Louisiana chapter of the American Red Cross.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/research/1282151.html
1013
Commercials
1015
More News. Saddam. He found 'his sea legs.' This is such a mistake. He should be at the Hague. Not only that but Saddam is familiar with the current court and it's proceedings. He has the upper hand as opposed to estranged from the process at The Hague.
1019
The news secretary
1021
Anderson and more news headlines.
1023
commercials
1025
Anderson and more focus of Saddam
1025
Michael Ware - The trial is a circus. Theater. And people die. Some kind of theater.
One in three members of platoon injured or killed. That's interesting odds. "… city wide fire fight." 15 to 20 thousand fighting men in the field. "These Iraqi forces will never be able to crush an insurgency." The forever war. The Slippery Slope. Bush's Pandora's Box. The most corrupt administration in the history of the country meets hell.
Why has the USA been demoralized into a Military Class with an education system that matches that purpose?
We left Vietnam. We need to leave Iraq.
1029
Commercials - the cronies of ConocoPhillips
1032
Anderson and donations of Katrina. Parkview School, Chico, California. Children empowered to cope with the negligence of a government. They still feel safe, right? They are great kids. They are great American kids. They deserve a GREAT AMERICAN education.
1037
Commercials
Katrina tears oil rig loose
An oil rig tore free of its moorings as Hurricane Katrina lashed the Alabama coast, before surging downriver and smashing into a suspension bridge, witnesses said.
The platform broke free from the Bender shipbuilding and repair yard in Mobile during the morning as the then category four hurricane walloped the southern US coast.
The runaway rig then drifted through the choppy waters of the Mobile River before hitting the Cochrane/Africatown USA road bridge.
http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/katrina-tears-oil-rig-loose/2005/08/30/1125302541140.html
1039
Noah's Wish that save abandoned pets.
More empowering of children over Katrina. They still feel safe, right?
Yeah, sure, Anderson. Television is amazing.
1046
Commercials
Oil platform deaths inquiry opens
Keith Moncrieff and Sean McCue had been working on a utility leg
A North Sea worker has told an inquiry into the deaths of two men that an earlier repair to a leak was not designed to handle hazardous material.
The fatal accident inquiry into the deaths of Brent Bravo oil workers Keith Moncrieff and Sean McCue has begun at Aberdeen Sheriff Court.
The pair died in a massive gas escape while inspecting the repair in 2003.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/scotland/4390934.stm
1051
15000 animals rescued in the Gulf region. Hm.
1057
Commericals
1100
What kind of schizophrenic news cast is this? We do from hugging all these cuddly critters to canines that attack people.
Frankenstein is still 'at it.'
Chuck of marble from the Supreme court building.
1104
All of a sudden CNN becomes the Bush Propaganda Machine.
Dana Bush - Bush and soldiers.
Amazing. The news that is happening NOW is all of a sudden the past.
Why haven't you repeated Michael Ware's segment instead rather than this war rhetoric?
Oh, only the Democrats are demanding we leave Iraq. Yet, there was a 79-19 vote in the Senate to make the White House accountable and reduce the number in Iraq and bring the troops home.
BUT. According to Dana Bash ONLY the Democrats what the USA out of Iraq. Right.
"Every time you have been over there?" When? What year was that?
1108
The assassinations of the defense team of Saddam.
I'm tired of this mess.
Iraq Bus Attack Kills Two British Muslims
Monday November 28, 2005 9:31 PM
AP Photo JLS105
By ROBERT H. REID
Associated Press Writer
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Gunmen ambushed a bus Monday carrying British Muslims to Shiite shrines, killing two Britons and wounding three. The U.S. Embassy confirmed an American is missing in Iraq - presumably one of four aid workers who disappeared over the weekend.
Also Monday, two Sunni Arab politicians were slain in separate attacks - part of an escalation of violence that U.S. and Iraqi officials predicted in advance of Dec. 15 parliamentary elections.
The bloodshed occurred as the trial of ousted leader Saddam Hussein for alleged crimes against humanity resumed Monday in a heavily guarded Baghdad courtroom. The trial was adjourned until Dec. 5 to allow time to find replacements for two defense lawyers who were slain and another who fled the country after he was wounded.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,1280,-5443582,00.html
1111
Michael Brown? Oh, I get it, a free commercial for his new enterprise.
More commercials.
Yeah.
1114
The recent tornadoes and snow blizzards. Oh, wild weather. Is that what it is?
DJ US Cash Grain Outlook:Storms, Prices Limit Interior Trade
9:47 AM, November 28, 2005
CENTRAL CITY, Neb. (Dow Jones)--A combination of inclement weather anddepressed prices severely limited cash grain trade in key areas of the U.S.interior Monday. Local basis premiums were largely unchanged. The first major winter storm of the season was producing snow and ice acrossthe central to northern Plains, plus thunderstorms from Florida to the GreatLakes. With blowing snow and wind gusts of over 50 miles an hour creatingnear-blizzard conditions and very treacherous roads, winter storm watches andwarnings were in effect from eastern Colorado to northern Minnesota. High windswere also buffeting many other areas of the southern Plains and Deep South,restraining travel by high-profile grain trucks. "I had to crack the door of my pickup open with a screwdriver this morning,because it was encased in ice," said a Nebraska elevator operator. "I can'timagine there are many farmers that want to get a grain truck out on theseroads, just to sell at these prices." Although cash corn markets have rebounded slightly this month, nationalaverage prices remain within pennies of 5-year lows. Meantime, spot soybeanvalues are the most depressed of the month, while soft red winter wheat priceslanguish at a 2 1/2 year low. Hard wheat markets have also reached down toprices not seen since September or October. With mediocre demand offsetting limited country movement, interior basispremiums were largely unchanged Monday, aside from an average decline of 3/4cent in SRW wheat values. Meanwhile, grain futures continued to weaken overnight, shaving cashcontracts by 7 3/4 cents for soybeans, plus some 2-3 cents for winter wheat and1 cent for corn. "Large domestic supplies and concern over the spread of bird flu continues tokeep pressure on the market," said Doane Agricultural Services. March oats ended e-CBOT trade with gains of 1 1/4 cents, while rice andspring wheat were left untraded.
http://www.agriculture.com/ag/futuresource/FutureSourceStoryIndex.jhtml?storyId=34600110
1118
The news secretary
1119
Commercials
Dear God, Gupta has a segment about the bird flu with a death rate of 50%. That's outrageous. CNN is hideous.
1123
Oh, police actions. Good Anderson, convert those bad boys on the west coast.
1124
New Orleans West - Houston. A special school for the children displaced. The Principle is from New Orleans. Full time psychologist.
The school needs donations? I think extra funding is fine but why does the school NEED donations? I am sure there are a lot of good uses for donations but they NEED it? Why? The school is being supported like any other school?
1131
commercials
1134
Anderson and the news.
1134
Man's best friend from the worst nightmare. Oh, the dog attack. A 76 year old woman was dead at the side of the road. Jack Stiles. Where are the Texas authorities? There is no crime in Texas for killing a person by neglecting their restraint? I see.
1137
Jack Hanna - Pit Bulls running loose is not acceptable, Mr. Hanna. Fighting off dog packs is not an acceptable threat in a neighborhood. The owner should be charged with manslaughter. Pit Bulls are frequent pets in the inner city as well.
1140
commercials
1144
Yeah, I am allergic to a particular nut.
1147
Peanut allergies are 'On the Rise' with Sanjay Gupta. Don't work of the circus.
1150
commercials
I think that's enough.
Anderson in New Orleans and Frankenstein, the boy toy, with his version of "The Whip Around the World" and Vegas introduction.
1001
More review of the news. Ho-hum.
1003
Same venue that brought Cooper his notoriety. People aren't angry Anderson. They are abandoned.
1004
Ed Lavendera - there you go. Ed said it. They are abandoned. That was Bush's intention the entire time. Ignore the devastation and bulldoze the dead. I said it then and here we are. The Katrina Disaster is off news television and Bush hasn't been back since. There are no street lights. Lost revenues to the city, the state. People won't be back. This will all be underwater again next year.
60 minutes. 90 years away? Right. Like 90 years from now matters today. Talk about the long view.
Dr. Kelly states New Orleans is sinking. This is not new. Wilmington, North Carolina was once an island. That is what happened with "Floyd." It's island status returned with all the flooding and the surrounding towns were at a lower elevation and flooded. The severe storms that have come through since then have caused all the waterways to rise but no flooding of the towns that fell victim to Floyd.
I apologize for the date. It is coincidental and just reality. This edition was published FOR September 11, 2001. It was published long before the attacks on the Trade Towers and Pentagon.
NEW ORLEANS IS SINKING
BY JIM WILSON
Published on: September 11, 2001
The surge of a Category 5 storm could put New Orleans under 18 ft. of water.
They don't bury the dead in New Orleans. The highest point in the city is only 6 ft. above sea level, which makes for watery graves. Fearful that rotting corpses caused epidemics, the city limited ground burials in 1830. Mausoleums built on soggy cemetery grounds became the final resting place for generations. Beyond providing a macabre tourist attraction, these "cities of the dead" serve as a reminder of the Big Easy's vulnerability to flooding. The reason water rushes into graves is because New Orleans sits atop a delta made of unconsolidated material that has washed down the Mississippi River.
Think of the city as a chin jutting out, waiting for a one-two punch from Mother Nature. The first blow comes from the sky. Hurricanes plying the Gulf of Mexico push massive domes of water (storm surges) ahead of their swirling winds. After the surges hit, the second blow strikes from below. The same swampy delta ground that necessitates above-ground burials leaves water from the storm surge with no place to go but up.
The fact that New Orleans has not already sunk is a matter of luck. If slightly different paths had been followed by Hurricanes Camille, which struck in August 1969, Andrew in August 1992 or George in September 1998, today we might need scuba gear to tour the French Quarter.
"In New Orleans, you never get above sea level, so you're always going to be isolated during a strong hurricane," says Kay Wilkins of the southeast Louisiana chapter of the American Red Cross.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/research/1282151.html
1013
Commercials
1015
More News. Saddam. He found 'his sea legs.' This is such a mistake. He should be at the Hague. Not only that but Saddam is familiar with the current court and it's proceedings. He has the upper hand as opposed to estranged from the process at The Hague.
1019
The news secretary
1021
Anderson and more news headlines.
1023
commercials
1025
Anderson and more focus of Saddam
1025
Michael Ware - The trial is a circus. Theater. And people die. Some kind of theater.
One in three members of platoon injured or killed. That's interesting odds. "… city wide fire fight." 15 to 20 thousand fighting men in the field. "These Iraqi forces will never be able to crush an insurgency." The forever war. The Slippery Slope. Bush's Pandora's Box. The most corrupt administration in the history of the country meets hell.
Why has the USA been demoralized into a Military Class with an education system that matches that purpose?
We left Vietnam. We need to leave Iraq.
1029
Commercials - the cronies of ConocoPhillips
1032
Anderson and donations of Katrina. Parkview School, Chico, California. Children empowered to cope with the negligence of a government. They still feel safe, right? They are great kids. They are great American kids. They deserve a GREAT AMERICAN education.
1037
Commercials
Katrina tears oil rig loose
An oil rig tore free of its moorings as Hurricane Katrina lashed the Alabama coast, before surging downriver and smashing into a suspension bridge, witnesses said.
The platform broke free from the Bender shipbuilding and repair yard in Mobile during the morning as the then category four hurricane walloped the southern US coast.
The runaway rig then drifted through the choppy waters of the Mobile River before hitting the Cochrane/Africatown USA road bridge.
http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/katrina-tears-oil-rig-loose/2005/08/30/1125302541140.html
1039
Noah's Wish that save abandoned pets.
More empowering of children over Katrina. They still feel safe, right?
Yeah, sure, Anderson. Television is amazing.
1046
Commercials
Oil platform deaths inquiry opens
Keith Moncrieff and Sean McCue had been working on a utility leg
A North Sea worker has told an inquiry into the deaths of two men that an earlier repair to a leak was not designed to handle hazardous material.
The fatal accident inquiry into the deaths of Brent Bravo oil workers Keith Moncrieff and Sean McCue has begun at Aberdeen Sheriff Court.
The pair died in a massive gas escape while inspecting the repair in 2003.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/scotland/4390934.stm
1051
15000 animals rescued in the Gulf region. Hm.
1057
Commericals
1100
What kind of schizophrenic news cast is this? We do from hugging all these cuddly critters to canines that attack people.
Frankenstein is still 'at it.'
Chuck of marble from the Supreme court building.
1104
All of a sudden CNN becomes the Bush Propaganda Machine.
Dana Bush - Bush and soldiers.
Amazing. The news that is happening NOW is all of a sudden the past.
Why haven't you repeated Michael Ware's segment instead rather than this war rhetoric?
Oh, only the Democrats are demanding we leave Iraq. Yet, there was a 79-19 vote in the Senate to make the White House accountable and reduce the number in Iraq and bring the troops home.
BUT. According to Dana Bash ONLY the Democrats what the USA out of Iraq. Right.
"Every time you have been over there?" When? What year was that?
1108
The assassinations of the defense team of Saddam.
I'm tired of this mess.
Iraq Bus Attack Kills Two British Muslims
Monday November 28, 2005 9:31 PM
AP Photo JLS105
By ROBERT H. REID
Associated Press Writer
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Gunmen ambushed a bus Monday carrying British Muslims to Shiite shrines, killing two Britons and wounding three. The U.S. Embassy confirmed an American is missing in Iraq - presumably one of four aid workers who disappeared over the weekend.
Also Monday, two Sunni Arab politicians were slain in separate attacks - part of an escalation of violence that U.S. and Iraqi officials predicted in advance of Dec. 15 parliamentary elections.
The bloodshed occurred as the trial of ousted leader Saddam Hussein for alleged crimes against humanity resumed Monday in a heavily guarded Baghdad courtroom. The trial was adjourned until Dec. 5 to allow time to find replacements for two defense lawyers who were slain and another who fled the country after he was wounded.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,1280,-5443582,00.html
1111
Michael Brown? Oh, I get it, a free commercial for his new enterprise.
More commercials.
Yeah.
1114
The recent tornadoes and snow blizzards. Oh, wild weather. Is that what it is?
DJ US Cash Grain Outlook:Storms, Prices Limit Interior Trade
9:47 AM, November 28, 2005
CENTRAL CITY, Neb. (Dow Jones)--A combination of inclement weather anddepressed prices severely limited cash grain trade in key areas of the U.S.interior Monday. Local basis premiums were largely unchanged. The first major winter storm of the season was producing snow and ice acrossthe central to northern Plains, plus thunderstorms from Florida to the GreatLakes. With blowing snow and wind gusts of over 50 miles an hour creatingnear-blizzard conditions and very treacherous roads, winter storm watches andwarnings were in effect from eastern Colorado to northern Minnesota. High windswere also buffeting many other areas of the southern Plains and Deep South,restraining travel by high-profile grain trucks. "I had to crack the door of my pickup open with a screwdriver this morning,because it was encased in ice," said a Nebraska elevator operator. "I can'timagine there are many farmers that want to get a grain truck out on theseroads, just to sell at these prices." Although cash corn markets have rebounded slightly this month, nationalaverage prices remain within pennies of 5-year lows. Meantime, spot soybeanvalues are the most depressed of the month, while soft red winter wheat priceslanguish at a 2 1/2 year low. Hard wheat markets have also reached down toprices not seen since September or October. With mediocre demand offsetting limited country movement, interior basispremiums were largely unchanged Monday, aside from an average decline of 3/4cent in SRW wheat values. Meanwhile, grain futures continued to weaken overnight, shaving cashcontracts by 7 3/4 cents for soybeans, plus some 2-3 cents for winter wheat and1 cent for corn. "Large domestic supplies and concern over the spread of bird flu continues tokeep pressure on the market," said Doane Agricultural Services. March oats ended e-CBOT trade with gains of 1 1/4 cents, while rice andspring wheat were left untraded.
http://www.agriculture.com/ag/futuresource/FutureSourceStoryIndex.jhtml?storyId=34600110
1118
The news secretary
1119
Commercials
Dear God, Gupta has a segment about the bird flu with a death rate of 50%. That's outrageous. CNN is hideous.
1123
Oh, police actions. Good Anderson, convert those bad boys on the west coast.
1124
New Orleans West - Houston. A special school for the children displaced. The Principle is from New Orleans. Full time psychologist.
The school needs donations? I think extra funding is fine but why does the school NEED donations? I am sure there are a lot of good uses for donations but they NEED it? Why? The school is being supported like any other school?
1131
commercials
1134
Anderson and the news.
1134
Man's best friend from the worst nightmare. Oh, the dog attack. A 76 year old woman was dead at the side of the road. Jack Stiles. Where are the Texas authorities? There is no crime in Texas for killing a person by neglecting their restraint? I see.
1137
Jack Hanna - Pit Bulls running loose is not acceptable, Mr. Hanna. Fighting off dog packs is not an acceptable threat in a neighborhood. The owner should be charged with manslaughter. Pit Bulls are frequent pets in the inner city as well.
1140
commercials
1144
Yeah, I am allergic to a particular nut.
1147
Peanut allergies are 'On the Rise' with Sanjay Gupta. Don't work of the circus.
1150
commercials
I think that's enough.
