woman: you added your one, so we need to pass this over to sidney. sidney, are you ready?see what you can do with it now. boy, look at it. it's not powder anymore. what is it? hendrick: how do you think that works? what do you think the connection is between being successful at learning and feeling good about oneself? woman: ...here for sidney. here's a piece over here for crystalline-- a very special piece. hendrick: once again, it all comes back to self-worth, the foundation of learning. we know from our own experiences growing up and even as adults, that no matter how old we are, there's nothing like mastery over a problem, challenge, or a difficult question. when we know what we're doing, we feel capable, confident, in control, and yes, even at this young age, empowered. and so i just started asking them some questions, and the first question i asked was, "do animals brush their own teeth?" and so we got into this discussion about how we take care of our teeth and how animals take care of their teeth, and it was interesting to hear his ideas about how animals do get th

how are you feeling about sidney?would love to get in her head. >> reporter: as the group walks down the hallway, the moms stare at the screen, still hopeful their daughters will turn back. they leave the school and walk straight towards the suv. what will they do now? >> oh, my god, they're going to get in. there they go. >> are they seriously trusting you with their van? >> yeah, i'm very trustworthy. >> are you sure you're okay to drive? >> they're asking are you okay to drive. >> will the girls stop him before he drives away? >> i'm an excellent stoned driver. >> oh, my god. she's still letting him go. >> i'm a little scared about that. >> it is an eye opener, right? >> very frightening actually. i've got goosebumps. >> where are you going? that's the exit! >> that's the exit! >> we called the girls back to the school. >> hi, girls. >> where we are waiting to speak to them. how's hunter's driving? >> great. >> and he's been smoking pot? i'm natalie morales with "dateline" nbc. did you ever question if he was okay

(sidney lumet) you were coming to their homes.ew experience in the history of entertainment and i don't know whether we know its significance yet. (charles champlin) it was a time of terrifying transition. television was taking hold, the graph of television sets and uses climbing like this, and the graph of attendance was going like that. (music playing) (clicking of movie projector coming to a stop) hey, that was a good movie. yeah, seen it here before once. well, s'long, miss mosey. sorry you're closin' the show. nobody wants to come to shows no more. got baseball in the summer, television all the time. won't be much to do in town with the picture show closed. yeah. (charles champlin) hollywood was in a very peculiar period then. you had a curious hesitation of leadership in the industry, and i think they didn't quite know how to cope with tv. (upbeat music playing) (jonas rosenfield) when i was at 20th century fox, we developed the theme "movies are better than ever," we went around to promote that to the exhibitors, the indust

this is sidney. as you can see, sidney is voting for obama, and she's wide awake. and look here.r obama as well. and then over here, we have charlotte. she's voting for romney if she ever wakes up. we'll be right back with much more "morning joe." ♪ keys, keys, keys, keys, keys. ♪ well, he's not very handsome ♪ to look at [ sighs ] ♪ oh, he's shaggy ♪ and he eats like a hog [ male announcer ] the volkswagen jetta. available with advanced keyless technology. control everything from your pocket, purse, or wherever. that's the power of german engineering. ♪ that dirty, old egg-suckin' dog ♪ and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always let my frequent bladder urges, or the worry my pipes might leak get in the way of my busy lifestyle. that's why i take care, with vesicare. once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to treat overactive bladder with symptoms of frequent urges and leaks day and night. if you have certain stomach or glaucoma problems, or trouble emptying your bladder, do not take vesicare. vesicare may cause allergic reactions that

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this is the forum in sidney harmon hall. erica is here.ou. >> good morning. >> reporter: tell me about your group. you'll be performing on the main stage saturday, right? >> we are. >> reporter: tell me about your dance form. >> we're performing saturday at # and 8:00 p.m. we have six dancers, composer, set designer, videographer. >> reporter: i know one washington paper named you the most memorable dance performances of 2011. what is it about your art form that really stays with the crowd? >> i think we work with both objective and subjective, and we're breathing, sweating, and also telling stories. very personal. >> reporter: will you tell us the story? >> we sure will. >> reporter: all right. ♪ >> reporter: as we watch them, i want to bring peter back, the driving force behind velocity dc dance festival. we came to this place because of ramp! >> it's a show we do wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday that's free. shows works in progress, segments of work. it's about artistic speed dating, where we get the artist talking with the audi

it is where we begin with peter alexander who is traveling with the ryan campaign, in sidney, ohio. >> reporter: good evening to you, brian, mitt romney traveled many miles on his campaign bus, making three stops trying to build on his momentum from last week and put his campaign in full swing. on the campaign trail, mitt romney stopped in mt. vernon, a manufacturing plant in a must-win state, owned by someone who has something in common with his wife, ann. >> they are both breast cancer survivors. >> reporter: the romney campaign hopes this is a sign of a trend, the polls surge showing that the trend is higher among women voters. on monday, he seemed to soften his position on abortion. during an interview with the des moines register >> there is no legislation on abortion that i'm familiar with that would become part of my agenda. >> reporter: the obama campaign jumped on the comment, writing, we know where he stands on a woman's right to choose, pointing to his last comments made in 2007. >> so i would like to see roe v wade overturned, and allow the states and the elected represent

under 2:00 to go, wilson airs it out to sidney rice, look at the catch. 46 yards. seattle on top, 24-23. tom brady needs to get to the 30-yardline but his pass comes up short. seattle wins. now in a three-way tie for first place in the nfc west. >> raiders ready to roll in atlanta, hoping to knock the falcons off their undefeeted per '. raiders picked off ryan three times in the first half. moore, five catches. raiders led 13-7 at the half. late fourth quarter, raiders on the move. when samuel steps in front of palmer's pass. off the races. carson trying to catch him. can't make the tackle. falcons 20-13. later, mcfadden, pounds into the endz zone. 40 seconds left. d mac, 170 yards rushing but falcons get in field goal range, it's good. the raiders fall to 14. >> nlcs underway at at&t park. fourth inning, cards lead 2-0. complete highlights at 9:00 and 11:00, and game two of the alcs, yankees hosting detroit. new york without their heart and soul, derek jeter, fractured his left ankle last night and it showed. quick turn around after the game last nye. last night.

now an air canada passenger flight bound for sidney helped pinpoint the location of a yacht in trouble off the coast of australia. the alarm had been raised after a captain called for help. the maritime safety authority asked two party airliners to help. their plane swooped down at about 1,200 meters while the crew peered out using binoculars borrowed from passengers. all right. let me give you a quick reminder of our top story on gmt. u.s. president barack obama and mitt romney have clashed in their second televised debate. more on the debate and comments in the next half-hour. so do stay with us here on "bbc world news." >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you -- to guide you through the opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended network to work for a wide range of companies from small businesses to major corpor

presidential debate i'm joined by rachel mars today in paris she's a political communications strategist and sidney cade a columnist in washington we have niall standage he is a staff writer for the hill and in london we crossed to david nicholson he is a london based freelance journalist right folks cross the girls and i mean you can jump in anytime want to rachel what in the world happened last night why why did obama really bomb. we just had a really long day off it's interesting however when saying the bar really low for each of their candidates both campaigns were the word got out that apparently mitt romney was really.

jewish market was killed during one of several counterterrorism operations throughout france jeremy sidney's believed to have injured one person during an attack on the jewish community center last month during the raid police also detained ten others allegedly connected to the wave of anti-semitic attacks that have hit france. for the first time since two thousand and ten a north korean soldier succeeded in defecting to south korea across the heavily armed land border soldiers shot dead two commanders before crossing into the d.m.z. he reportedly used a loudspeaker to let south korean border guards know his intention to defect after the killings. hope's former butler has been handed an eighteen month sentence after he stole then sold to a journalist the pontiff private letters paolo gabriele said he would not appeal the verdict he set to serve his sentence under house arrest but a powerful spokesman says pope benedict the sixteenth will most likely pardon his former aide the high profile leaked was exposed when an italian journalist published a book accusing using church leaders of numerous

presidential debate i'm joined by rachel mars today in paris she's a political communications strategist and sidney cade a columnist in washington we have nile standage he is a staff writer for the hill and in london we crossed to david nicholson he is a london based freelance journalist right folks cross talk rose and if i mean you can jump in anytime one rachel what in the world happened last night why why did obama really bomb. and there you just had to relieve the office it's interesting however when saying the bar really low for each of their candidates both campaigns were the word got out that apparently mitt romney was had a really bad night sleep in a hotel because a train whistle kept going off they stayed in some kind of hotel that was near set a train tracks and the whistle kept going off so they were lowering the bar barack obama's campaign was saying look he might not come out too well in this first debate so they are lowering the bar but i think ultimately maybe he just had a really long day because i was actually really surprised that mitt romney came across this strongly he was aggr

this day is dr sidney twit filter igor did a sub remains russia captain as patio capello psychopathic i was fortunate in friday's welcome qualifier here in moscow. while the serial cheat seven time tour de france champion lance armstrong is accused of using found drugs to fuel his victories in a damning report by the u.s. anti doping agency. three hundred weeks and counting world number one roger federer stays friends from his last firing capital shanghai to set a new milestone at the top of the rankings. but first football and with the next round of world cup qualifiers set to kick off on friday manager fabio capello has confirmed the god they self will remain captain as russia host portugal for their third time at the national stadium there's an eight month old a hasn't played for his club for almost a month after a dispute over pay with head coach. which are important reports. this is russia's hardest hit so far in their bid to qualify for the two thousand and fourteen world cup in brazil automatically however preparations for the game of portugal haven't been ideal for the goodnes

mother of a fallen iraq and soldier and vice presidential nominee of the peace and freedom party sidney awesome to have you on. i have a it's great to be you and congratulations on your show i'm really proud of you thank you so i'm sure i don't know if you did but i caught the presidential debates as like the vice presidential debates the whole thing just felt like one giant campaign advertisement with them bickering with one another what did you think about them and what do you think was omitted that should have been addressed well i guess i probably should have watched them since i'm running for vice president but i had you know i had other plans and i'm planning on catching up later today on it because i do want to write a response that is credible and does have some substance i did see some of the coverage and i saw some of the it was mostly same like it was i rolling and iraq being you know just a bunch of junior high tech so. you know i just basically know if you've done this for a while that it's going to be just more of the same and you can pretty much predict what's going to be

first in mount vernon and then later in delaware ohio, and his son josh joins him for a rally in sidneyth he and the president campaigned in ohio yesterday. according to the latest cnn poll, obama does have the lead in the state. he is up 51 to 47% which is a bit of a smaller lead than he had going into the debates. cnn is giving gender gap the credit for that lead. we are seeing a lot of controversy over voter laws this season. and in ohio it's early voting that is causing a stir. last year the last three days of early voting were canceled for everyone except the military. the obama administration sued and it was agreed everyone must be allowed to vote the last three days before the election. now they are taking it to the supreme court, republicans once again pushing this through, coming from ohio secretary of state, john houston. more bill coming up after the break. stay with us. matter. education is the key. it is the vehicle. it's the way in which we evolve. every journey is different every possibility is unique. but the beginning, the beginning is my craft. i'm an ordinary person s

. >> goldman sachs has a long history, except its mentality used to be long-term greedy, which sidneyrg stood by. you service clients well and they come back to do business. today's mentality, profit at all costs, eat what you kill mentality, where you don't care what happens to the client. i talk about a story, after the s.e.c. suit, i fly asia to comfort one of the biggest clients in the firm. and the client would look you in the eye and saying i don't trust goldman sachs, and a partner is celebrating the fact that the client is still going to do business with us because we have to. my position, why not actually address the problem and try to repair this client issue. >> the ceo said this today. >> we went, we investigated, turned over everything, at the end of the day with all of the stress and i wouldn't want to go through that again, we'll probably be a better firm because of it anyway, because we really did look at everything again. as far as the book itself, i think the consensus of those who review the book, there really was nothing there. >> i mean, you know, in a funny way,

their scheduled france to new york cancelled putting connecting flights to paris and sidney unknown. i said you are an american everything is possible. keep quiet. >> reporter: within minutes they were rerouted through chicago. >> we were all right, with two hours delay no more. it's incredible. >> reporter: not everyone has been so lucky. thanks to hurricane sandy, flights across the country have been cancelled. 150 of them in san francisco international air force to places like boston, new york and washington, d.c. several planes are even parked here at sfo to keep them out of the path of the storm. airport officials say knowing the magnitude of sandy in advance actually helped. >> i think that gave airlines an opportunity to proactivity cancel their flights. >> they advised passengers check with their airlines before coming to the airport just in case. bill bob wish he would have. >> the other two fellows are stuck in new york. they have to be here because they only have two weeks to rehearse for a play. >> reporter: they're supposed to perform at the sierra repertory center and t

their scheduled france to new york cancelled putting connecting flights to paris and sidney unknown.>> i said you are an american everything is possible. keep quiet. >> reporter: within minutes they were rerouted through chicago. >> we were all right, with two hours delay no more. it's incredible. >> reporter: not everyone has been so lucky. thanks to hurricane sandy, flights across the country have been cancelled. 150 of them in san francisco international air force to places like boston, new york and washington, d.c. several planes are even parked here at sfo to keep them out of the path of the storm. airport officials say knowing the magnitude of sandy in advance actually helped. >> i think that gave airlines an opportunity to proactivity cancel their flights. >> they advised passengers check with their airlines before coming to the airport just in case. bill bob wish he would have. >> the other two fellows are stuck in new york. they have to be here because they only have two weeks to rehearse for a play. >> reporter: they're supposed to perform at the sierra repertory center and

we're live this morning at sidney harmon hall.it's a festival you and your family don't want to miss. if you love dance, you're going to love it. if you've never seen a live performance of dance, you're going to love it. we're going to tell you all about it live next on fox 5 morning news. stay with us. ♪ ...i pro savings f everyone! i'm talking hundreds here... and furthermore.. newcaster: breaking news. the gecko is demanding free pudding. and political parties that are actual parties! with cake! and presents! ah, that was good. too bad nobody could hear me. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. and balanced the budget every year. and tim kaine and i both cut our own pay as governors, to lead by example. mark warner and i reached across party lines to get things done. we were a great team in richmond and we'll be a great team in washington. i'm tim kaine and i approve this message ...because we'll work together to restore fiscal responsibility, grow our economy and create jobs. [ male an

. >> reporter: romney, who last night held a big rally in sidney, ohio, narrowed the gap in that key state. in the new nbc poll, no change in florida, obama by one. romney ahead now in virginia, up three since the debate. romney up two in ohio, trailing by six. >> you talk about single digits having picked sides as a result of the debate and romney got the advantage there. we see a slight closing in these tossup numbers in these three critical states. >> reporter: more pressure on the number two candidates who face off tonight. in their debate here, on domestic and foreign policy, biden and ryan will be seated, which normally leads to a lower energy level. from danville, kentucky, i'm steve handelsman, news4. >>> a security official at the u.s. embassy in yemen was assassinated today near his house. the state department has identified him as kasim atlan. he worked there for 11 years. he was off-duty and running errands with a family member when a gunman on a motorcycle pulled up and opened fire. that gunman got away. state department officials say it's too early to know whether his e

. >> reporter: romney, who last night held a big rally in sidney, ohio, narrowed the gap in that key state. in the new nbc poll, no change in florida, obama by one. romney up three since the debate. romney up two in ohio, trailing by six. >> you're talking about single digits, having picked sides as a result of the debate, and romney got the advantage there. so we see a slight closing in these tossup numbers in these three critical states. >> reporter: more pressure on the number two candidates, who face off tonight. for their debate here at center college, domestic and foreign policy, biden and ryan will be seated, which normally leads to a lower energy level. from danville, kentucky, steve handelsman. >> they also came out with a poll on the senate race, showing tightening there, too, huh? >> reporter: that's right. tim kaine at 47% now, just one point above george allen at 46%. just go back a week ago, which, again, was before the presidential debates, jim, and kaine was 49 over allen's 44. a five-point spread became a one-point spad. even in the case of these two guys, both super

>> i'm sidney. >> i'm sorry.r book is that it's cursed, no one can seem to hold on to it. is this based on an urban legend you heard growing up? >> no, it was my own particular fiction. i just thought it was interesting to find different ways to explain it was gone. with was it a person or something super natural? >> let's go to lexi. what's your question? >> one of the things i enjoyed most about your book was learning about indian culture. when you wrote the book, was one of your goals to teach young readers about indian culture? if so, why? >> that's a very good question, lexi. i know when i was growing up, i loved to read adventure stories and i loved to read about girl characters who were solving mysteries, but i never saw anybody that was like me, and so i felt like this was a chance to have an indian-american girl be a detective. so, yeah, that was one of the things i hoped to do. >> very important to do too. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much. let's find out how the kids rated the book on a scale of one

. >> well, a little earlier tonight msnbc's lawrence o'donnell spoke with wcau sidney long at one ofelters in atlantic city where the residents are staying tonight. >> the weather is really turned wicked on the back end of sandy, especially in the last hour or so. we're here at atlantic city high school which is one of four locations set up at this shelter by the mayor of atlantic city and other emergency personnel despi despite governor's christie's orders for a mandatory evacuation that was supposed to happen sunday afternoon. in and around atlantic city early evening tonight i can tell you a number of the streets around those particular schools, those shelters, those locations were completely impassable so those shelters were basically on an island in and of themselves. we saw traffic signals, the big yellow traffic signals down in the street. you know, just in pieces, we've been in the high school since 7:30 tonight. when we arrived, we were told by the personnel here that the national guard troops and that's because, you know, police, fire, ems have been ordered to stand down th

i am on my way to sidney harmon hall, home of the shakespeare theater. there will be four days of world class dance this weekend. we have a preview. they're warming up for us this morning. one of three groups that will show us what the festival is about and why you might want to come out and enjoy it this weekend. >> cool. looking forward to seeing you and your moves coming up. that's it for the 6:00. now over to tony and sarah. good morning. happy friday. >> yes. we'll see you in an hour. >> i'll be back. >> thanks, wisdom. coming up, traffic nightmare to end the work week. >> all lanes of the inner loop closed. it's been that way for hours and there's no telling at this point when things will get better. we'll check in with julie wright for an update. >> plus, mourning the loss of a local hero. the second time this year, a prince george's county police officer dies in a traffic crash. we'll have a live report coming up. >> a huge file dating back to the 50s may have the boy scouts in hot

he won a yacht race in sidney overcoming hurricane-strength winds that sank five competitors and drownedticipants. some have speculated he's the inspiration for the tony stark character in "the iron man" films, with ellison even making a cameo in the most recent sequel. ellison's passion for boating it now focused on the america's cup competition. >> this sis extreme sailing. >> he's the principle supporter of the oracle bmw racing team, which won in 2010, besting the field by more than five minutes. in a less dangerous side, he signed the gates-buffett giving pledge, giving $450 million to the ellison medical foundation, which searches for cures for diseases more common in people above the age of 60. joining me now is oracle ceo larry ellison. great to have you on the program. >> hi, maria. >> thank you so much for joining us. here we are at open world. we spoke to mark herd yesterday. i'll try not to overlap. tell me where oracle is going and what you're announcing here at open world. a lot of talk about the cloud. why do the cloud now? >> i think there are three tiers to the cloud. ba

sachs has a long history, except its mentality used to be a thing called long-term greedy, which sidney used to stand by. and it was the idea that you show your clients your fiduciary duty and you service them well and they keep coming back to you to do business. today's mentality, and what i talk about in the book, it's a profit at all costs, eat what you kill mentality, where you don't even care what happens to the client. and i talk about a story where ever the s.e.c. suit i fly to asia to comfort one of the biggest clients of the firm and the client will look you in the eye and say, we did not trust goldman sachs. i leave the meeting with a goldman sachs partner and he's celebrating the fact that the client's still going to do business with us because he has to. my position would be why not actually address the problem and try to repair this client issue? >> lloyd blankfein, the ceo, he said this today. >> we went and we investigated and we turned over everything. and you know something, at the end of the day, with all the stress and i wouldn't want to go through that again, i'll te

. >>> plus more live team coverage from the beach and mel sidney checking in with the search and rescue team. there they are. stay with us, our coverage of hurricane sandy continues right after the break. it's 9:11.  [ mitt romney ] we have to work on a collaborative basis. look, the reason i'm in this race is there are people that are really hurting today in this country. and we face this deficit -- could crush the future generations. and republicans and democrats both love america but we need to have leadership -- leadership in washington that will actually bring people together and get the job done and could not care less if it's a republican or a democrat. i've done it before, i'll do it again. i'm mitt romney, and i approve this message. when we think no one is looking. is what we do... i'm mitt romney, mitt romney: believe that they are victims. anncr: mitt romney thought no one was looking when... he attacked forty-seven percent of americans. his companies shipped jobs overseas. his plan cuts millionaires' taxes, but raises yours. he'll voucherize medicare...

. >> deputy shannon sidney works on the fifth floor of the jail, also called 5000.exuals. these inmates are segregated for their own protection. >> i call it the drama floor because you get a mix of everything. normally, they're separated from everyone else simply because you can't put them in general population because a lot of times they will be -- they will be abused. you can get rape or sodomy incidents. they wear blue tops and yellow pants. and with males they have black shoes because there's a lot of homosexual inmates that they can fool you. they're gender bias -- or gender bending and it's hard to tell. >> it's not pleasant. but it all depend on how you look at things. you know what i mean? i'm just trying to make the best of my situation regardless of where i'm at. >> for the last 25 years 37-year-old inmate bernard swain has been in and out of jail for drugs and prostitution. >> you know, it just goes with everything. you know, you're making fast money, doing the streets, doing drugs and stuff like that. then you come in here, you've just got to -- it kind

. >> stephanie: let's go real quick, sidney in michigan you are on the "the stephanie miller show."er side has used with the so-called climate gate. they pick one e-mail to drive an accusation. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: and here is the thing, after 9/11, we heard that it was the palestinians that did it. we heard that it was iran that did it. and then god knows we heard that it was sadam hussein that did it. >> stephanie: remember how when it was the worst security failure we had ever had in america and we were not allowed to polight size that or mention it in any way that that happened on, you know the bush administration's watch. but this apparently. >> we had to cheer within now smear one, that's the rules republicans said so. >> stephanie: oh, i still hear that voice, i was towing get you go to work early. see you saturday neat in new york city. 58 minutes after the hour right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> stephanie: we need to get rid i'm going to be on with the governor tomorrow night. she is awesome. we'll be right back on the "stephanie miller show." [♪ theme

. >> reporter: last week, the 44-year-old sailor was 270 miles off the coast of sidney, australia whent wave lifted his yacht. >> it picked me up and rolled me over. >> reporter: the veteran sailor righted his craft. no sails and fuel running out, he activated his emergency beacon hoping someone would find him. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen, it's your captain speaking. >> reporter: turns out rescue came thanks to sharp-eyed strangers. passengers aboard an air canada jumbo jet diverted in route from vancouver. passengers were asked to look out their window. several spotted the tiny craft in the ocean. his location pinpointed a rescue vehicle eventually arrived, a two-day mission ending days of anxiety for one mom. >> my prayers have been answered. that's what i said to him. >> reporter: as for glenn, he says the little things seem pretty wonderful right now. >> after a week afloat, two weeks, something like a milkshake is extremely appealing. >> reporter: for "today," sarah james, nbc news, melbourne, australia. >>> and here's brian williams for a look at what's coming up tonigh

sidney, ohio. caller: i have a couple of issues. one of them is on abortion. want to know where mitt romney stands. an innocent life is an innocent life, whether it is from rape or incest, and it is murder still the same. i am also really upset with the republican congress not working with president obama. that is not will be put them in office for. i do not know if i can vote republican, because they will not want to work with him. i do not like being blackmailed by the congress. that really angered me more than anything. with obama, i say i am worried about the congress not working with them, but i am leaning towards obama because i live in ohio and obama held the ohio and i think that people should show some loyalty. how fast did they think that the economy was supposed to grow, with all of the damage that bush and cheney did? we are a nation that needs instant gratification. come on, we cannot mickey mouse the country. we have to really fix things and make sure that they are fixed instead of just wanting this instant fix that does no good. i am going out c

the 44-year-old had sailed from sidney but soon hit by a freak storm, a huge wave rolling his boat and. >> show you when a wave picks you up and dumps you like that, it's very frightening. >> reporter: australian authorities began searching for glenn's missing yacht on tuesday after he activated his emergency beacon. they even asked for help from an air canada flight on its way to sydney. the captain of the plane called on his passengers to help. >> as we approached the area i made a p.a. announcement to the passengers. >> we'd really appreciate it if everyone could look out their window. >> please help us look for if you see anything. >> heart started beating a little bit faster. anything out of the ordinary on an international flight like that is a bit concerning. >> reporter: incredibly they spotted the yacht. >> almost immediately as we closed in on the area the first officer said, well i see what i think is the boat. so we proceeded right over. it was almost exactly where they had told us it would be. >> reporter: the air canada crew called in the yacht's position and soon after g

i'm hoping sidney shows up again. >> we're excited. very excited. >> it's a great crowd.ecause they know obama won. >> mitt romney's best debate ever. >> how many thought obama won the debate? sorry. all right. >> well, i'm not even going to ask. of course, because, yeah. it's fine. >> okay. >> why don't we talk about the debate last night? what did you think? >> i thought that both. i think mitt romney got through it. got through it. >> right. >> he got through it. and he looked pained at times, and i think the president was strategically very smart in terms of his approach. i think we're going to disagree on this. >> i think we are too. but richard haass is here, and richard was saying before that both wanted to -- they both had their objectives going into this debate. and richard, the president of council on foreign relations -- >> also of a forthcoming book. >> also of a forthcoming book. you believed that both candidates got what they needed out of the debate last night. what did you mean? >> the president came through as a strong and knowledgeable commander in chief