Observation deck. if you re counting, that s 1,576 steps in all. but who s counting? australians won the men s and women s division. also among the participants was talk show host kelly ripa. she participated, there she is, along with some of the on-air personalities of our new york station, wabc. congrats to everyone who, unlike me, has the stamina and fitness level to endure that little run there. so this is kind of cute. she was raising money, that s why she did this. kelly? yeah. for a charity called team for kids. she wanted to raise $35,000. as of air, she had raised 36 grand. so good for her. congratulations. good for kelly. is that something you think you could do? are you fit? like a fitness nut? no. in fact, i had seen kelly working out, and i would get to the gym, she would be on the treadmill. i would do my entire workout, which was a half an hour, with like, warmup, and cooldown, and i would shower and leave and she
romneyryan.com already running this morning. and it says, here s a chance to meet your comeback team. links to romney/portman and romney/rubio don t go anywhere. they will make the announcement in norfolk, virginia, at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. that s where he s kicking off a bus tour. brian monroe is the editor of cnnpolitics.com. he s joining me from our washington bureau. good morning. sources telling cnn, the v.p. pick will be paul ryan. what do you think? what would ryan bring to the ticket? this is going to be an interesting day for the romney campaign. this selection for mitt romney will either be i guess apparent selection of paul ryan, will either be his boldest move of the campaign, or some will look at it as his biggest mistake. paul ryan is a powerful force on the house budget committee. and has been the leading voice in major budget reform over the past several years. but he s no rookie. he s been in congress for 13 years. was actually elected in 1998. and was
They received correspondence from their family and friends and actually able to watch the live soccer games 2,000 feet underground, and one guy was running six miles a day, because he is a fitness nut. my prediction, wolf, is that these guys are going to do well by and large when they get out in the short term and the long term. you have written, ben, about some of the other survivors from plane crashes, and what could the chilean miners learn from other survivors in different circumstances, but still survivors of major horrendous events? wolf, very early on in this story, the survivors, a few of them from the famous andes plane crash on that glacier at 12,000 feet, and those guys, 16 people survived the horrendous ordeal for 72 days in the andes, and survivors from uruguay flew over