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	CNN.com - Transcripts
		VELSHI: Sheriff, the girl and her father, the other daughter, the 6-year-old daughter was on the shore, she apparently ran to her relative's house or nearby home where emergency services were called.
		VELSHI: And dangerous for a child, but doesn't seem to be the sort of thing that when you go out on a late fall, early winter morning to skate on, it doesn't look like the kind of thing that tragedy would be on your mind.
		VELSHI: The president is stuck in a -- in a -- in a quagmire.
	edition.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0511/25/sitroom.02.html (7712 words)

	Ali Velshi: CNN’s Chief Business Correspondent
		Ali Velshi is CNN’s Chief Business Correspondent and business news anchor based in New York and can be seen daily on CNN/U.S. and Headline News.
		Velshi also hosts On the Story from Washington, D.C. His daily "Vested Interest" segment, which airs on Prime News with Erica Hill on Headline News, breaks down the issues that consumers and investors need to know.
		Born in Kenya and raised in Toronto, Velshi graduated from Queens University in Canada with a degree in religion.
	www.speakers.ca /velshi_ali.aspx (593 words)

	Ali Velshi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ali Velshi is a television journalist best known for his work on CNN.
		In Toronto, Velshi worked as a reporter for CFTO-TV and as a reporter and anchor for CablePulse 24 and its sister station Citytv Toronto.
		Velshi is represented by the literary agency Metropol Literary.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ali_Velshi (342 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		VELSHI (voice-over): Now is his chance as his mentor, a man who heads a staff of 6,000 people, walks through the door of Morey Construction.
		VELSHI (on camera): But you guys are both are doing a lot to understand each other, but we've got to wrap it up and come back tomorrow.
		VELSHI (voice-over): Yesterday, Bruce took a tour of Ben's showroom and because Bruce feels one of the keys to a successful business is presentation, he wants to show Ben how KB does it without losing the personal touch that Ben so values.
	transcripts.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0505/07/ta.01.html (6231 words)

	CNN Programs - Anchors/Reporters - Ali Velshi
		Ali Velshi is a senior business correspondent for CNN based in New York and can be seen daily on CNN/U.S. just before the Closing Bell at 4 p.m.
		Velshi's daily "Vested Interest" segment, which airs on American Morning on CNN/U.S. and on Prime News with Erica Hill on Headline News, breaks down the issues that consumers and investors need to know.
		Velshi covered the Enron story at every step since it hit the national spotlight in 2001, including the recent guilty verdicts of Enron Corp.’s founder Kenneth Lay and former chief executive Jeffrey Skilling on conspiracy and fraud charges.
	edition.cnn.com /CNN/anchors_reporters/velshi.ali.html (388 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		VELSHI: Elaine, on Wednesday I believe the president is giving a speech in Annapolis, Maryland, an opportunity perhaps for the president to start moving onto this new strategy that has some administration officials talking about withdrawal at some point.
		VELSHI: Barbara, that shift that we've been seeing perhaps in the administration and maybe we'll see more of that, that shift that allows the administration to talk more about pullouts and deal with some of the pressure they're having, a lot of the focus of that has come from the Pentagon.
		VELSHI: Mary, you'll remember some years ago when you and I were business reporters together, and we all know this is a very important time for retailers and then to the economy.
	www-cgi.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0511/25/sitroom.01.html (6901 words)

	Page Perry, L.L.C. \| News
		ALI VELSHI, CNNfn ANCHOR, BUSINESS UNUSUAL: If you've lost your shirt in the stock market recently, you may not be alone and you may not be entirely out of luck.
		Almost always the class counsel will advance the cost and the expenses of pursuing the class action and will, his fee will be dependent upon whether (19:21:00) he or she is successful in ultimately resolving the class action.
		VELSHI: Boyd, there are several ways that a shareholder can be informed that they may be part of (19:21:10) that class.
	www.pagelawllc.com /news/news19.html (860 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		VELSHI: Stephen, earlier we heard you saying that this was an accident, accidents do happen, and you and your family are happy to move past it.
		VELSHI: You said earlier that you are not going to pursue any legal action and, obviously, that's where a lot of people's minds go initially when this sort of thing happens.
		VELSHI: Karl, and I guess there's some support for that, in that the study of volcanoes and when they erupt is something of an inexact science, but there is some science to it, and there are volcano experts there.
	www-cgi.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0511/25/sitroom.03.html (6453 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		VELSHI: Next, John Paul is on a mission with surprise changes for the front of the salon.
		VELSHI: When Michael and Karen do finally arrive, they blame it on the one challenge that continues to plague their business, freelance makeup and styling work and today's outside job ran late.
		VELSHI: Now that Michael and Karen are finally at the salon, the extent of the transformation of their business, their baby, is sinking in.
	cnnstudentnews.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0502/26/cst.02.html (6121 words)

	Louisiana Speaks: Article: Correspondents Discuss Stories Behind the Stories
		ALI VELSHI, CNN ANCHOR: This is CNN and we are on the story.
		VELSHI: We are "On the Story." Sean Callebs is keeping watch in New Orleans where Mayor Ray Nagin was sworn in for his second term this week and that whole region is on edge about the start of hurricane season, trying to learn from past mistakes and to avoid news ones.
		VELSHI: Jim, so, really, it's interesting because Arwa's making your point so I'm not quite sure where we think that the bias is. But just like you don't want Congressman Murtha talking about who might be guilty or not, clearly we don't know.
	www.louisianaspeaks.org /news/154.html (7001 words)

	NYU Stern
		ALI VELSHI: And whether its art or the ponies, some people like to invest in - - not to go to the track; but to actually invest in a horse or a car.
		ALI VELSHI: Most people will tell you that you don’t do these things unless you have some kind of passion for it or some kind of interest in it.
		ALI VELSHI: So, you may see these things doing well, but is that enough to direct people out of stocks as the basis for your investment for retirement?
	w4.stern.nyu.edu /news/news.cfm?doc_id=3172 (637 words)

	About Us
		Ali Velshi, CNNfn - New York: As we told you earlier, the job market is showing little sign of strength as tensions continue to mount in the world.
		Well, according to the Brookings Institution, there are going to be about 20,000 government contractors working on this military effort in the Middle East, and that's about one civilian for every ten or fifteen people in the military, and that's up significantly from 1991.
		Ali Velshi, CNNfn - New York: Alright, and what are some of the things that ClearanceJobs.com is saying are going to happen over the next little while.
	www.clearancejobs.com /index.php?action=cnn_interview (535 words)

	fuelcellworks Supplemantal News
		ALI VELSHI, CNNfn ANCHOR, THE MONEY GANG: Higher energy prices helped trigger the dip in consumer confidence this month but if Ballard Power Systems (Company: Ballard Power Systems Inc.; Ticker: BLDP; URL: http://www.ballard.com/) has its way, oil woes will soon be a thing of the past for motorists.
		VELSHI: Ballard's been making fuel cell engines for the last 20 years and its overcome some major hurdles like reducing the size of the engines and making them less expensive but the U.S. Department of Energy's recent vow to subsidize fuel cell technology may be the key to making fuel cell engines a viable option.
		VELSHI: Well the future may look great for alternative energy but Ballard shares have lost half their value this past year as investors focus on the challenges ahead for the sector.
	fuelcellsworks.com /Supppage29.html (1281 words)

	Northrop Grumman - Ronald Sugar Interviewed on CNNfn's "The Money Gang" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Following is a transcript of the interview conducted by CNNfn co-anchors Ali Velshi and Pat Kiernan with stocks editor Fred Katayama.
		ALI VELSHI, co-anchor: Shares of Northrop Grumman are gaining ground today.
		VELSHI: Just to clear-up, the per-share number is affected by more shares outstanding than there were last year.
	www.northropgrumman.com /interviews/2003/042903_rs_cnnfn.html (1221 words)

	Watchfire - CNN Transcript - Your Money - Consumer Privacy Rights
		So consumers are very concerned about this issue, and part of what this bill is trying to do is to help victims of identity theft to clear their name.
		VELSHI: Because that's what, that's what we've seen in the last few months, so I think, I mean, Citibank had this problem people sending things out that had their logo on it...
		VELSHI: Michael Weider is the founder and chairman of Watchfire.
	www.watchfire.com /news/cnn-nov03-tr.aspx (600 words)

	Ajamie, LLP - Attorneys at Law - International Litigation
		ALI VELSHI, CNNfn ANCHOR, BUSINESS UNUSUAL: You're sick of the fights, the urgent phone calls, the unfulfilled promises and the financial strain on your wallet, so you bite the bullet and say the dreaded word: it's not you, it's me, I just can't handle the commitment.
		VELSHI: I got to tell you though, changing mortgages, changing bank accounts, any kind of changing of an account is a bit of an undertaking.
		VELSHI: All right, now I'm the kind of person when I move away from somebody because I'm not happy with the service, I like to them, but are you obliged to tell them?
	www.ajamie.com /news/bizunusual.cfm (1410 words)

	Our Team
		The first is a live-interview format showcase of companies and individuals that demonstrate the necessary savvy, leadership and inspiration to succeed in today's business environment.
		Velshi also worked as a business anchor for Cable Pulse 24 and sister station, CITY TV.
		While working at CFTO-TV, Toronto, Canada's most watched local TV station and the flagship affiliate for CTV Television network, he was awarded a yearlong fellowship to the Congress by the American Political Sciences Association.
	www.tjwalker.com /ourteam.htm (679 words)

	Pictures of Ali Velshi
		Ali Velshi is a business news anchor for CNN, and contributes regular business features and updates for "The Bottom Line" segment of the network's afternoon program, The Situation Room.
		Velshi previously hosted The TurnAround, CNN's small business improvement program that profiled a small business owner and a high-profile mentor as they developed a plan for success.
		Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission is prohibited.
	www.gogomag.com /av2 (73 words)

	CNN's Velshi Slams Wal-Mart As Store Everybody 'Loves to Hate'
		Cashing in objective reporting for editorial commentary, CNN business reporter Ali Velshi and anchor Miles O’Brien rang in the November 16 edition of “American Morning” with a few swipes at Wal-Mart Stores (NYSE: WMT), the nation’s largest retailer and a favored target of labor unions.
		Velshi made those comments in his report on potential 2008 Democratic presidential hopefuls John Edwards and Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) joining in a November 15 conference call with WakeUpWalMart.com, an anti-Wal-Mart group backed by labor unions.
		What’s more, while Velshi’s story centered on Democrats like Edwards and Obama hoping to make Wal-Mart a political bogeyman, he neglected to remind viewers that a poll conducted before the midterm elections found voters had a distaste for politicians who made Wal-Mart a big campaign issue.
	www.businessandmedia.org /articles/2006/20061116134134.aspx (389 words)

	fuelcellworks Supplemantal News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		VELSHI: Fuel cells were developed by NASA in the 1960s for U.S. spacecraft.
		VELSHI (voice-over): Brian Gillespy is a test engineer for Ford Motor's fuel cell division.
		VELSHI: Firoz Rasul, on the other hand, has set his sights on being first.
	fuelcellsworks.com /Supppage17.html (958 words)

	CNN's Velshi Returns to Slamming Insurance Companies
		That’s what CNN’s Ali Velshi might as well have said in his August 30 story on “American Morning” in his weeklong series, “Red Tape and Rubble.” The CNN business reporter showed insurance claimants and attorneys suing insurance companies, but failed to include a spokesman from an insurance trade group.
		Yet elsewhere in his story, Velshi admitted that one insurance company was unable to talk to Velshi about individual cases, exactly the topic of Velshi’s story: individual cases of frustrated insurance claimants.
		What’s more, while Velshi’s featured hurricane victims may have legitimate complaints, the CNN reporter failed to note that these cases in the tiny minority of insurance claims, according to the III.
	www.businessandmedia.org /articles/2006/20060830175044.aspx (245 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		VELSHI: Bruce moves in to make his point that Ben is undervaluing his hard work.
		VELSHI (voice-over): Its' 9:30 on the morning of Day 3.
		VELSHI: And he's fixed that embarrassing glitch from Day 1.
	robots.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0508/06/ta.01.html (6622 words)

	Talking Biz News » Unfairly criticizing insurance companies
		Ken Shepherd of the Business & Media Institute argues that CNN’s Ali Velshi is unfairly criticizing insurance companies in coverage about the industry as part of reporting on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
		Shepherd wrote, “Yet elsewhere in his story, Velshi admitted that one insurance company was unable to talk to Velshi about individual cases, exactly the topic of Velshi’s story: individual cases of frustrated insurance claimants.
		I haven’t seen Velshi’s reports, so perhaps I am violating that rule — maybe this criticism is unfair to him.
	weblogs.jomc.unc.edu /talkingbiznews/?p=1323 (511 words)

	Expose the Left » CNN’s Ali Velshi Compares Barbie and Ken to Lewis “Scooter” Libby and Judith ...
		CNN economics “reporter” Ali Velshi plays with Barbie while trying to make an attempt to compare Ken and Barbie to Scooter Libby and Judith Miller..
		VELSHI: It’s funny actually; I was planning on bringing Ken into this discussion on another topic because we’ve been talking about Karl Rove and Scooter Libby and Judith Miller and why Judith Miller sat in prison when she was allegedly allowed to be released.
		Velshi may be right in trying to use props like that because a lot of people are confused about parts of this story.
	www.exposetheleft.com /2005/10/18/cnnplayingwithbarbie (356 words)

	'In the Money' Airs Conflict Diamond Hit Piece on De Beers
		Velshi told viewers at the beginning of the program that they would hear the “dirty history” of some gems, calling diamonds “bling with strings attached.” His jokes probably fell on deaf ears at De Beers, one of the world’s largest diamond companies.
		After accusing the company of monopolistic pricing policies, Velshi insinuated that the company had a hand in the brutal effects of “blood” or “conflict” diamonds.
		Though comments allowed from a De Beers spokeswoman were brief, Velshi spoke at length with his guest, “hip hop mogul” Russell Simmons, founder of Simmons Jewelry Company.
	www.freemarketproject.org /articles/2006/20061211134739.aspx (468 words)

	Americana Mortgage Goup
		VELSHI: OK. Obviously not everybody who takes an interest only loan has thought it out that well.
		So, if you're not going to have the capitol to pay that down, or if you're still going to be at that property, and you're not going to be able to prepay the principle, you don't want that product.
		VELSHI: Bob Moulton, the president of Americana Mortgage group.
	www.americanamortgage.com /news_cnn_transcript_04may21.htm (1027 words)

	aQuantive, Inc. - Featured Articles
		VELSHI: When you look at that history, that chart will always be part of history.
		VELSHI: But you are in the business of targeting people`s behavior.
		And our company through our different business areas is involved in all three of those areas in meaningful ways.
	www.aquantive.com /news/releases/cnnmoney_041109.asp (1501 words)

	CNN Reporter: Corporations, GOP Conspire to Keep Wages Low \| NewsBusters.org
		Ali Velshi: "All right, no big secret that Big Business favors Republicans, or has traditionally favored Republicans.
		Velshi: "According to a 'New York Times' analysis, as the campaign entered its final month, American corporations shifted more than 10 percent of their political donations from Republicans to Democrats.
		Velshi: "You know, even -- look at Exxon-Mobil, this is a company that has no interest in a Democratically controlled Congress, but even still, over the last 10 years, they've given seven percent of their money to the Democrats.
	newsbusters.org /node/8738 (2341 words)

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