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July 16, 2012
and blackberries. and what are they thinking? ultra marathon, 135 miles long in death valley. it is being called the worlds toughest footrace. runners starting right now on a two-day run through hell. the average temperature in death valley, 116 degrees. not a crash but tacks, of all things, slowing down the tour de france. someone threw tacks on the road in front of the cyclists. who does had a? "newsroom" begins right now. good monday morning to you. im carol costello. thank you so...
July 16, 2012
long legs. >> i want to bring in our national political economist. we have seen this getting pretty ugly. does this resonate with voters when they hear the back and forth? >> i dont know. i talked to a few voters out there on the campaign trail. every one of them will tell you they hate this stuff. then every expert will say this works. theres a reason why the campaigns are going back and forth and theres a reason why the obama campaign has been ataa attacking mitt romney and his tax r...
September 2, 2010
Fabric and clothes in about 150 apartment buildings across the city. >> how much do you get on a daily basis? >> anywhere from 3,000 to 4,000 pounds. >> banana republic jeans here that look perfectly fine. somebody could wear these. >> somebody could wear these. somebody will wear these again. fine wallet. >> fine quality jacket there. >> actually -- >> and a skirt. >> a skirt as well. >> these green markets. >> thank you. >> i had to go 40 blocks out of my way or 10 blocks out of my way i proba...
September 2, 2010
Somebody could wear these. >> somebody could wear these. somebody will wear these again. >> jacket. fine quality. >> and a skirt. >> reporter: it also collects textiles at various one-off collections like these green markets. >> if i had to go 40 blocks out of my way or even ten blocks out of my way. i probably wouldnt. its just too much to go. >> everything is then sold to a sorting facility and they give 20% of their proceeds to partnering charities. >> were creating money from used clothing. ...