welcome to the capital account i'm lauren lyster. well whole lot of people around the world enjoy watching adult films and most porn movies are filmed in the los angeles area but now the government there is cracking down on the pornography industry and how the performers have sex many in l.a. i wonder why the city is even creating unusual laws like these that a time when tens of thousands are living in the streets and many other basic needs are not being met as our teams are among the lindo shows us the political mess over condoms could be a costly one. it's a very dangerous issue. not only is it unconstitutional but it's kind of against our human rights at a time of growing concern about government in people's liberties the porn industry is fighting for rights they say is under attack so i prefer not to use condoms you want to see like the nasty stuff you know and i think some of the city of los angeles has approved a new ordinance which mandates performers like aaliyah janine and domino presley must use condoms well having sex on s

so i went out we got to go we are a lot about we got to go lauren sawyer stay warm and that was lauren lyster host of capital. so earlier i spoke with peter schiff c.e.o. of euro pacific capital about the fed's latest rate decision some of the president's economic proposals during his state of the union address and what all this means for the broader economy take a listen. well it's a bad decision and you know it shows that president obama when he gave his state of the union address he said that we can't go back to the same policies that created the housing bubble the financial crisis well we never we never discontinued those policies we had a financial crisis in part because the federal reserve kept interest rates too low and they're making the same mistake now interest rates are much too low and now the fed is saying they're going to stay low through pretty much the end of two thousand and fourteen this is massive inflation that the fed is going to create or to try to artificially prop up the housing market prop up government spending a phony economy all of this is going to come back

lyster so lauren look i do mean bundled up there is a cold. call all right this is no wintry resort so i don't want to waste your time lauren i heard the news a julius i will be broadcasting i say no because that's what you think of as you think the let him down in davos there with you and cover some of the fact as the snow. as the million dollar question right or maybe the billion dollar question so that's exciting news that julian assange is joining our t.v. that's very exciting i mean he's been such a prominent whistleblower and made such a big impact will be really exciting to see what you'll do in a show and an exciting extension of r t what i think is kind of shocking is the mainstream media reception that i've been seeing i've been looking at the headlines here about a solid in kremlin t.v. and kind of that spin on things i just think that that's so weird that the press wouldn't be more focused on what does that say that a song or a whistleblower who's committed to telling the truth is able to do so on r t it just doesn't seem to go wit

good evening and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in beautiful snowy davos switzerland timothy geitner here today representing for the u.s. say the euro zone is one of the biggest the rights to the u.s. economy is or is it the distraction that is saving the u.s. right now i'll tell you all about it coming up but first here's dimitri in washington. thanks lauren and staying with europe for a moment the negotiation between greece and its creditors seems to finally be on the verge of a resolution at least that's what you finance commissioner olli rehn thinks beyond just about to call should you deal or no he would stick to involvement between the greek government and the private creditor community. of the kind of deal greece is a deep depression consumers aren't spending and businesses are investing and that's not going to change the most this bad debt underwritten by greedy banks and taken on by generations of the crowds and politicians that take it off the backs of the greek people why should they could do to suffer while bankers like jamie dimon claim as you did in a re

lauren's parents chose an auditory/oral education and a cochlear implant at an early age. diana: so, i wenouout, and i researched older children, how they were doing with their cochlear implants, and they were doing phenomenally. so then i got the cochlear implant when i was 3, and then that's when i started going to lois. the goal is always to be able to listen. that's always the primary goal, and so it's getting her to listen to the sounds in a fun way and respond to them, and one of the techniques that we used for speech was oral motor therapy, which means that we are working on the structure and the rerength and flexibility of the articulators because children that haven't heard the first 3 years of life don't really use their jaw strength and their tongue strength the same way as children who have, and so we've strengthened those so she can make all the rapid movements of speech, and i think what you hear with lauren is, she has beautiful speech. i saw him yesterday. and you have to set goals for yourself, and you have to try to meet those goals, and if you don't, you

is lauren lyster host of the capital account. and as the one percent thinks about how to tweak the capital's capitalist system another group wants to change it radically and they're holding a form of their own it's called the world social forum and it's taking place right now in porto alegre brazil brazil president dilma rousseff decided to ditch the elites and instead tend an event which has brought together a medley of social movement groups from around the globe the event of rivals the exclusive forum happening now in davos so can the world social forum shake things up enough to change the system well to help answer this question and more as mike norman chief economist of john thomas financial. welcome norman so we have several different groups from the arab spring occupy wall street spain's indignant movement they're all taking part in this for what do they all have in common. well i think what they have in common is an expression of outrage of what we've seen policies which have resulted in massive income inequality around t

probably still to be talked about as well from lauren the company accounting just over ten minutes as well as the deals from davos the show has from a former american fed chairman about well he thinks it's time for the federal reserve to go and it doubles to top with a bit of the business no surprise i guess with me treat right now. i would welcome to business r t the devil's economic forum is displaying signs of a split personality this year the likes of the i.m.f. david cameron and george soros warning of potential catastrophes well on the other side a number of heavyweights in dusters who think much of the rescue work has been done among them is under the course and the head of russia's second largest bank. but there was a practical discussions on for example the introduction of new regulations for. banks and financial sector. on the of course it will take maybe two to three years to implement it but at least there's not just a general debate some very practical things which now being discussed though there's still debate on the future of europe. a lot has been done as a lot of dis

good afternoon good evening for me and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in davos switzerland at day two of the world economic forum if you're watching our show you've already seen the barrage of headlines coming out of davos but here find out what's really going on on an off day gerri davos all have that report for you but first here's dmitri of venus in washington holding down the fort. thanks lauren and back in washington former fed chairman alan greenspan is out with an article in the financial times today titled meddle with the markets at your peril a direct warning to the world's policymakers and government officials that when he was fed chairman many argue the pedal was already floored to the market metal that sounds like a punk was a don't worry we're a former fed governor alan blinder in studio with us who was under chairman greenspan to help us on tires and why we're busy on time the mystery of the temple man in europe a busy time in the congo the closer together billionaire investor george soros had his own op ed in the financial times today where he proposed a plan

one thing that makes our day when we're on the field is watching lauren get up to bat.r loves baseball. and we tried to get her on some teams, and there were some coaches that would include her but she just never felt right about it. hitting the ball and then making the other kids wait, just wasn't her idea of what baseball was. we thought she would just have to settle for being a fan; until rotary stepped in. and they built this special field. they took an idea of just letting the kids play baseball and made it fit these kids, rather than trying to make the kids fit the field. lauren forgets about what she can't do, because they've given her the opportunity to do something that we never thought possible. when these kids get to play ball, their heart is there they're so excited and they just get to feel like regular kids. on the phone i heard her telling her grandmother that she was the luckiest kid in the world. love for skating. it all started when i was little and my dad took me to our local rink.. that love of skating took me to the olympics. i also have a love for

enjoy the rest your time there are two years lauren lyster host of the capital account. and of course be sure to tune into the capital account coming up right after the news lauren will dig even deeper into the economic forum and tell you what if any decisions were made there and then later guest host to meet her katrina's sort through the u.s. g.d.p. numbers that just came out today and tell you why the road to recovery might be a little longer than you may think well coming up new at four thirty. well there's been a lot of talk about inequality and also about how many people in this country are on food stamps and i'll show you one reason why president obama is the most effective procedure in american history to track to. more people who've been put on food stamps. than any president in american history. well last time i checked having a government that refuses to allow people starve is a good thing but that's just me but anyhow this has come into the forefront of discussion who relies on food stamps who relies on federal programs and more importantly who is impoverishe

let's check in with lauren lyster to see what is on the agenda lauren hi there liz i know you guys have been talking to fans talking about what is in store for the pentagon cuts people on different sides of this but we think we're going to break this down we always talk in trillions and hundreds of billions we're going to put this in perspective of a household budget and look at what it looks like you're not going to be very excited about it liz if it was your household you'd probably be freaking out also lots of news out of the fed is trying to tell congress to do something about housing we'll talk to edward harrison of credit write downs dot com to say how could a housing have a correction when the whole world seems to be drowning and there's only so many life raft seems like the fed is picking their friends and on wall street for those life those are a few items we're going to touch on europe too well that is definitely something to look forward to that is going to do it for now thank you lauren for more on the stories we covered you can head over to our t dot com slash usa you can a

congress respond i am joined by rick mays congressional editor, lauren thompson of the lexington institutetodd harrison center for strategic and budgetary assessment and tom shanker new york times welcome to the program. >> tom i would like to start off with you the overall question is a lot of us expected deeper cuts there was a lot of discussion the navy would go from 11 carriers down to 10 or 9, talk large portions of the air bomber fleet would be retired, that the joint strike fighter program was in deep jeopardy, what were the surprises here, decisions made were they the right decisions and were they hard choices end of the day >> right, vago if there is one word to describe this budget proposal it is deliberate it will be up to your viewers to decide if that means wise or political. they did everything they had to do but in a very careful way. one third of the budget that is growing is personnel costs they are going to slow the rate of pay raises but not cut back. they are going to increase fees for health insurance for retirees but not make it even more than in the private sector. a

for weeks, lauren's family has been telling us how remarkable her recovery has been.ing, we can see it for ourselves. it is quite a sight. she looks so strong, so surprisingly healthy. these pictures of lauren in a dallas cowboys hat and workout gear were snapped outside her rehab hospital on tuesday. the 23-year-old is with her parents and twin sister. we see her hugging dad, even flashing a smile. that patch on her eye, that empty sleeve, the only signs of how much this young model has lost. last month, her parents called her recovery remarkable. and credited her healthy life style. >> she eats so healthy. she's into organic food. mostly eats fruits and vegetables. she works out, loves to work out at the gym, she boxes. all of that really helped her. >> reporter: it's been six weeks since an airplane propeller sliced off her hand and into her face. doctors could not save her left eye. the accident happened after the online fashion editor got out of a small plane at an airport north of dallas. she had been looking at christmas lights. the pilot told investigators he

lauren scruggs' first pictures. the inside story of her amazing recovery. >>> inside america's golden couple. the confidant revealing details. the shocking conversation with carolyn before the fatal flight. >>> here we are. right up here on the big screen. good morning, everyone. when you see these stunning new pictures of lauren scruggs out with her family, just week after her horrific accident, it just warms your heart to see her doing so well. >> she's coming back so quickly. >>> and, boy, newt gingrich coming on strong. new polls out this morning show he's surging. lots of momentum. a strong debate on monday night. is there time to overtake mitt romney? >>> big weather for parts of the midwest. you're going to chicago. a big storm headed to the midwest and then heading east. >> we haven't had much here, right? >> except for halloween. >>> to the latest on the cruise ship disaster. new questions about why it took so long to evacuate. and what the captain is saying about why he got on a lifeboat so soon. chris cuo

and lauren is there to see what's really going on. all right i'm here i've made it to davos i'm at the world economic forum my first time i'm not alone though turns out morgan stanley's c.e.o. says first time which shows the caliber of the people that are here ok these are much of the corporate elite much of the global elite when it comes to wealth power all of that so they're all gathered here the question is what is davos man got on his agenda this year now of course the unofficial business is what davos has really become known for in many respects that's what you hear about that makes it worth all of the money that some of these corporations shell out to be here is the networking and the deals that are done in private parties you know off the record in hallways and lobbies so this is where a lot of the global one percent or some of them at least presumably are doing business according to past for reports ironically on the actual official agenda this year is that the topic of capitalism and if it is for ambling what its future is an

problems and its future so what does this mean for the rest of us were there fill you in we'll hear from lauren who just checked in with us later in the show. and back in the u.s. the president's annual state of the union what really is the state of our union. and i must say to you. the state of the union is not good. gerald ford delivered those famous words during a time of rising trade and budget deficits and expanding national debt and high unemployment america had already started down the road to empire long before that but almost forty years later what do we have to show for our next guest co-writer and coke and producer of award winning documentary io usa and best selling author of the two thousand and six m. part of that the rise of the financial crisis joined me earlier to discuss just that. and with the two day meeting kicking off this morning the only thing we've been promised is more transparency kind of interest rate forecasts of individual committee members will now be made public but considering that the fed has already committed to keeping rates near zero as far as the eye can se

while the capital account is up next on our table let's check in with lauren lister to see what's on the agenda lauren you talk in primaries today liz we are talking primaries but i heard you kind of given a little bit of a critique saying hey aren't there some more important issues to be paying attention to that are going by the wayside with this first primary of the season and we say yes in fact we're going to look back in history to give a little bit of perspective on some of these issues were to look back a century and see how much has changed yet how much remains the same you might be suprising to here the role of money in politics the criticism of the role of money in politics also back then you had candidates arguing for easier money to no avail today you have a candidate like ron paul begging to stop it and to bring back sound money so. we're going to look at that with a historian who knows better than any of us about all of this liz that's what's in store today lauren thank you so much that is coming up next but that is going to do it now for more on the stories we covered y

lauren demarco is in and has your very latest. >>> we've got reports of a new issue on the belt way, prince georges county outer loop, 450 and bw parkway report of a car fire everybody getting by single file to the left, quickly stacking up a live look from traffic land as you travel the outer loop, heading past route 50, things look good but soon after that camera angle you will encounter delays heads up if you are heading toward it is bw parkway. in towards montgomery county, things improve, past 95, past new hampshire avenue, nice trip through bethesda, towards the american legion bridge. 66 manassas, head lights heading towards you inbound traffic. it is very light for the holiday, no problems to report, as far as incidents or accidents free and clear all the way to the belt way. 95 running well, hov restrictions are lifted. tony alison. >>> all right lauren thank you we are following a developing story. >>> a baby found abandoned in front of a home in northeast dc a man found that baby girl wrapped up lying on the steps in front of a home on canning street northeast only 3.5 mil

good afternoon and happy friday welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. as the u.s. heads into the presidential primary in south carolina the most recent republican debate had gingrich defending his marriage more ality brawny defending his tax returns and the only one making real sense of the country in terms of dollar dollar bills. are going to see the federal government have a currency that. is the lack of more opinions like that in washington helping turn cash into trash talk to mike maloney's.

lauren scruggs lost her hand and eye in that accident. she continues her rehab.at at times her pain is simply excruciating. >> i'm sure of that. thanks very much, ryan. >>> we're going to change topics to the silent language of attraction. it all comes down to body language, cameron mathison, who is not single, tested that theory without getting himself in trouble. got some splaining to do. >> that's right. send in the married guy. what signals do we send out with our body language. we set up our own behavior lab. sort of. we sent two women into the battlefield of the new york dating scene. >> i'm going to show you a maneuver that has a 98% success rate. you bend, and pop. >> reporter: and on television. >> observe. >> reporter: we're frequently told about what works. and what don't. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: when it comes to attracting members of the opposite sex. could scoring a date be as simple adds the blink of an eye? or the flip of the hair? yes, says body language expert tonya reiman. >> if i can be a 10 confidence-wise and send out the signals that say

let's go to 52, 5s lauren demarco for the latest. hi, lauren. >> reporter: hi, maureen. don't worry, i got you some swag. i will bring this back to the studio for you. lots of fun in alexandrea. for first night, they had hundreds of performances, hundreds in about 18 different venues across old town. the folks have been attending concerts or comedy shows, there is face painting for the kids, all kinds of things. but, at midnight, everyone wants to be right here and we are outside of the george washington masonic memorial across the temple, there is going to be a lacer light show and they going have the countdown projected right there on the temple. then, we're going to get about that one big ball they have in time square here and in alexandrea, they're going to have 6,000 ping-pong balls and we have some things rocking and rolling, everyone is getting their groove on. one lady said that her new year's resolutions was to dance more. i think i am going to steal that idea, too. i think i will try to dance more this year. i want to wish a happy new year to you guys back at t

lauren e lauren erikson is michelle parker's sister. she joins us along with her attorney. wish you weren't here because i wish this story ended and ended well, but you are. lauren, the new video released of your sister coming through the fast food, it helps police with the timeline of what happened to her and where she was. have they learned anything from this video? >> the video itself, it just shows her going through the drive through, getting lunch. if anything, it just shows it was a normal day. she was going to grab lunch. she was on her way to a beauty supply store that day to pick up c color for our salon, but as far as anything significant, it doesn't really show too much. >> let me ask you, my understanding is and tell me if i'm wrong, there was a decal on the back of her car, which apparently was not there when they actually got the car. is there any, in your view, significance of that? or what did it say? what's your belief and what are you hearing from police? >> that's correct that when the vehicle was found the next day, that friday, the stickers were off of

thanks for keeping us updated that was our if he is lauren lyster host of the capital account. and be sure to tune into the capital account coming up after four thirty pm loren will die even further into the issues of leaders are facing at this year's world economic forum and then later in the show guest host of meet your coconuts we'll talk about we'll talk to former vice chairman of the fed alan blinder about the federal open market committee is decision to keep interest rates low until two thousand and fourteen so stick around . and as the one percent thinks about how to tweak the capitalist system another group wants to radically change it and they're holding a forum of their own it is called the world social forum and it's taking place now in porto alegre brazil brazil president dilma rousseff decided to ditch the elites and instead attend an event which has brought together a medley of social movement groups from around the globe the event rivals the exclusive forum happening now and doll that so can the world social forum shake things up enough to change the system let m

let's check in with lauren lester to see what is on the agenda today lauren live happy new year that i know it's a year then nice to see you hope you had a nice break i know that you spoke to our producer dimitri kovtun us on the show and you heard him ranting a very dimitri kovtun absolutely about this run up to the presidential election of course with the iowa caucuses tonight given that the economy is so important to these elections long term systemic joblessness and the fifteen trillion dollar u.s. debt being just to reasons why we are going to focus a little more in politics than we typically do because this really warrants it we're going to talk to former assistant treasury secretary under ronald reagan paul craig roberts to talk about if there is an option for the american people thank you lauren for giving us that update that is coming up next and that is going to do it for the news for more of the stories we covered go to r.t. dot com slash usa and check out our you tube page it's youtube dot com slash r t america i'll see you right back here and a half hour. for . download

lauren's mother also confirmed that early this week, it was indeed lauren who wrote her very first blogs spark was coming back. my knees felt weak. i got tears in my eyes. i breathed a sigh of relief knowing her passion is being reignited. >> go cowboys. >> go cowboys. >> come on! >> come on, baby! >> reporter: lauren's top priority in the post? to thank everyone for the love. my heart is so grateful. beyond what i could ever imagine, she wrote. thank you, dearly, for the sweet encouragement, the precious words and letters and messages. the beautiful grace and pretty presents. but mostly, i am so thankful for you and your loving hearts and sweet spirits. gratitude and love so far removed from the accident that only six weeks ago left medical professionals wondering if she would even survive. now lauren and her mother credit their faith for helping to guide them through it all. >>> now here's diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." diane? >> good morning, josh. and oprah is on tonight because, as you know, she wanted to change the lives and dreams of girls in south africa.

i'm lauren scruggs with "lola" magazine. >> reporter: six weeks after model lauren scruggs walked head into that airplane propeller, so many are still wondering how could it happen? the pilot is providing details. kurt richmond told investigators from the national transportation safety board he warned the 23-year-old to stay away from the front of the plane. richmond says he leaned out of his seat and placed his right hand and arm in front of her to divert her from the front of the plane and the propeller. he continued to keep his arm extended and told the passenger that she should walk behind the airplane. the pilot could not say if scruggs heard him over the roar of that propeller. he just landed at this small airport north of dallas after taking the online fashion editor on a quick flight to look at christmas lights. he says he kept the engine running because he was just stopping long enough for scruggs to get out and a new passenger to get in. richmond told investigators he watched her leave the plane, turn to his left to look for the next passenger, when he heard someone yell, "st

lauren's mother, sheryl, always by her daughter's side, has been updating lauren's recovery on a blog that's now topped a million views. but the stress of it all may be taking a toll. usually optimistic, on wednesday, sheryl wrote, i want to appear upbeat and positive. but i'm burdened. more burdened than i have ever been. it is just plain hard to watch lo come to grips with the fact that she has lost her hand and lost her eye. it's hard to hear her tears. lauren's mom may be struggling, but lauren, despite her rehab, has had only words of thanks on her own website. i don't know how to thank each one of you properly for so much love during this difficult incident in my life. my heart is so grateful beyond what i could ever imagine. >> being a model, this has been her identity. and what is in store for her is a lot of work to find a new identity. a new source of success and feeling good about herself. >> there are still questions about any neurological damage lauren may have suffered. but these pictures are giving so many people a reason to cheer. >> thank you so much this morning. >>>

she doubles a bug hopper, lauren simonetti. the same name as my third great teacher. >> he is hilarious, delightful comedian, on sirius xm radio. and he died in 1995 but no one told him. and he is deeper than a bottomless pit with spikes at the bottom. sitting next to me is michael monihan. and "new york times" correspondent, jim pinkerton. >> and then they write countries around the world soap operas are delivering important messages. i am found of the greek one but mack, mack, haba and loosely translated keep the olympics all male and nude just like the days of old. >> greg: i know bill would get behind that whoa! >> greg: i like. that did his agression make an impression? did he thrill in jacksonville? mitt wasn't afraid to it in the debate recently attacking him. but romney threw it right back at him. >> mr. speaker, i know it sounds like an enormous revelation. have you checked your own investments. you also have investments that invest in fannie mae and freddie mac. >> greg: and gingrich ad came up calling romney anti-imm

enjoy the rest your time there are two years lauren lyster host of the capital account. well let's take a look at the complete other side of what you could say is happening in davos where we have a swiss ski resort inhabited this week by some of the wealthiest people in the world people that in many ways fight tooth and nail to keep the system of capitalism in place because well it benefits them also right now in porto alegre brazil thousands of activists have come together from around the world they're looking to bring attention to the flaws of capitalism some believe it's a dying system that should be put to rest they come together to talk about new ways to do business and new system perhaps to replace what others see as just a broken system they're having their own world forum they call it capitalist crisis social and environmental justice these are things we've heard discussed time and time again in our coverage of occupy wall street and so i want to go to a mean hussein now he's an occupy wall street organizer protester and he's in porto alegre right now. hey there

what's up, lauren?since we're going to start off talking about southbound 95, i don't think there is too much of a problem out there. southbound 95 is where we had the accident at dumfries to the left side of the roadway. just stay to the right. brief delay getting past that clean-up situation. northbound inbound 95, no problems for you. hov restrictions are lifted. 395 also looking great. let's take a live look at the beltway. nice, height volume here heading across the american legion bridge to the right of your screen heading into virginia. no problems in either direction. the wilson bridge also free and clear this morning. 270, nice easy trip out of frederick as you head all the way in past germantown, rockville. here we are at montrose road to the far left there is the inbound traffic. nothing in your way. green light all the way into bethesda. 66 also looks good. trailing out of manassas through centreville. here we are inside the beltway as you head in toward the tr brim. nice, light volume. that

thank you all. >>> we have all been following lauren scruggs.ide of the story for the first time. about her horrifying accident, she is making a lot of progress. >>> plus, the new secrets of saving big at the grocery store. we'll tell you how to game the grocery store to slash your food bills by more than half. really. >> i know you keep saying that. what do you mean by "game." >> according to our incredibly talented writer, the tips, the tricks. get your game on. >> oh, right, right, right, right, right. >>> and you sat down with a legend, george lucas. legendary filmmaker. talked about his new movie, "red tails." of course that's something very close to robin's heart. we'll get to that in a little bit. >> really looking forward to that interview. we'll begin now with a new image of that capsized cruise ship off italy. this one a satellite photo, since the search for it 22 people still missing after the cruiseship disaster has been suspended this morning. that the vessel could split apart, which could result in an environmental disaster. >>> th

but what is lauren thinking? lauren told her mom her new life isn't what she would have chosen but she understands that this is what god chose for her and she is excited by the possibilities of using the experience to help others. this is a pretty big step for her and it is likely she'll venture out more in the coming weeks. we've also heard lauren has been able to reconnect with many of her friends just within the last week but it's her family, mom, dad, and twin sister who have been the constant by her side during this amazing recovery. carl? >> a lot of people thinking about her. thank you very much, janet. >>> it is 7:17. here is ann. >>> thanks. more of you have taken to our website to express outrage over the intentional destruction of tens of thousands of dollars worth of designer wedding gowns that happened at a bridal shop in minnesota. nbc's kevin tibbles will join us with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: we're all familiar with the phrase, pretty in pink, but in edina, minnesota many are referrin

lauren's hand was severed in the early december accident.tic moments afterhave been released. >>> a girl walked into an airplane prop. i need an ambulance immediately. >> where are you at, ma'am? >> reporter: the dispatcher presses for details. >> was it moving when it happened? >> yes. i think it cut her hand off. >> reporter: as an ambulance heads to the scene, more questions on lauren's condition. >> is she conscious? >> yes. >> she is. is she breathing? >> yes. >> reporter: the unidentified man says lauren is somewhat responsive but he can't tell how badly or where exactly she's hurt because she's face down, but he adds she's trying to turn other. >> do you want me to let her turn over? >> is she trying to? >> she's trying to. >> okay. we don't want to hurt her any further than she is. >> i agree. >> reporter: moments later the ambulance arrives and the call is other. lauren's mother cheryl has been blogging about her daughter's row coverry on a site that has more than a million hits. despite these pictures showing a healthy looking laur

. >> reporter: the caller passes the phone to man who is right next to lauren scruggs. you can hear the model face down in front of the plane that's propeller just sliced into her left hand and her face. >> is there serious bleeding? >> yes. >> from where? >> we don't know. we haven't turned her over. >> reporter: she was looking at christmas lights from the air. when she got out of the plane, the pilot says he warned her to walk behind the air kraflt. he can't be sure she heard him. >> she's wanting to get up. >> no, we don't want her to get up. no, no, we want to keep her on the floor. >> reporter: it takes the paramedics five minutes to get