midst of the storm. >>> speaking of harrowing moment, george, we showed you all.t, josh. you showed us the incredible collision caught on tape. it's a plane. talk about a close call. now, we have the dramatic 911 call that reveals what really happened. we couldn't stop looking at that video yesterday. >> unbelievable. so lucky to get out of that. >>> and for our viewers in the west right now where there are at least two battleground states in play. both colorado and nevada tight right now. abbie boudreau in california. >> reporter: good morning, george, i'm at santa monica city haul. take a look at the lines behind me. voters streaming in. a lot of energy in the air. and, of course, here in california, there's not a real mystery that the state is expected to vote democrat. but battleground states like colorado and nevada, those are key states in this election, and people will be keeping a close eye on those states throughout the day today. now, in the last election, those states voted democrat. this time around, it's expected to be a much tighter race. that's why

the crew members are talking about their harrowing ordeal. matt gutman joins us this morning. >> reporter: good morning, elizabeth. a terrifying ordeal. and some of the 14 survivors we met at this pier, where "the bounty" ha been docked are still in shock. they abandoned ship in chaos. the ship, falling on its side, tossing many of them into the water. they wouldn't be alive were it not for teamwork and the heroism of the coast guard. they were some of the enduring images of hurricane sandy. the ship wreck crew of "the bounty," poking their heads out of a liferaft. the doomed ship, sinking. there must have been an element of fear when you thought, we have to leave this thing. >> i wasn't worried. >> i was never scared. >> reporter: this morning, the "hms bounty's" crew is speaking to abc news, talking about the first time about what happened that night, and the loss of their two crewmates, captain robin walbridge. >> going down giant slides. >> reporter: captain robin walbridge writing on facebook, with hurricane sandy on the move, a ship is

situation of women in afghanistan has improved you can only take into consideration places such as harrow to missouri sharif and kabul. in the provinces in the villages the situation hasn't changed some women are still victims of violence and rape. good morning i'm laura bush and i'm delivering this week's radio address to kick off a worldwide effort to focus on the brutality against women. and the support. of the taliban. soldiers. across much of the country and the people of afghanistan especially women are rejoicing in. our bush administration latched on to the issue of the oppression of women now women were oppressed a long time and you never heard anybody talk about it but when the u.s. wanted to invade all the. president. bush. said military. and women are no longer imprisoned in their homes they can listen to music and teach their daughters without fear of punishment the fight against terrorism. for the rights and dignity of women the media talking to the whole country we are going to liberate the women of afghanistan. can liberate their people. you certainly can't do it through th

anyway, it's been a harrowing couple of days for all of us. once again a huge debt of gratitude not only to first responders who have risked their lives to save others or-- as they call it-- going to work. (laughter) but also the m.t.a., power companies, phone companies, public officials, we thank you all tonight in our brand new segment "a daily show tribute to institutional competence." (cheers and applause) it's amazing! amazing! once you remove political and partisan gamesmanship from a situation performance improves dramatically. down the line government's been on top of its stuff, we'll start with n.y.c. mayor michael bloomberg. but, listen, i think we all agree if these cups were still legal -- (laughter). -- maybe the city would haven't flooded at all. (laughter) but that's not the point, that's not the point. the point is -- (cheers and applause) the point is mayor bloomberg kicked ass at his job and did in the two languages. (. >> (speaking broken spanish) (laughter). >> jon: all right. that may sound like what happens when you walk

a harrowing evening for an oregon man. take a look at these first images from a taser gun camera. here the taser gun deployed over and over and over again. the man you hear screaming is curtis cooper. a friend thought that he had overdosed, called emergency services. turns out he did not od. but then, according to police, he kicked their police car. according to hooper's attorney, they tased him more times than what's allowed by law. that's not the end of this evening. mr. cooper was taken to a local hospital by the police officer. >> i'm not pinching you. you're pinching me. >> the officer in this video on the left is bending cooper's finger. it's incredibly difficult to watch. he has had, according to police, several different run-ins with the law. after the hospital, then he's taken to the jefferson county jail. take a look at these photos we got from hooper's attorney. according to hooper's attorney, he was reaching out the door of the jail cell for water. the deputy on duty slammed his hand in the jail door. it took so long to rescue his hand that according to hooper's attorn

. >> reporter: it was a harrowing night for michael peters, his wife, and four daughters. hurricane sandy swept their three-room home off its foundation two weeks ago, forcing them to spend the night on the roof. >> we were there from 9:00 p.m. in the night all the way till, like, 8:00 p.m. in the morning. >> reporter: you were on your roof for 12 hours? >> yes. >> reporter: for now, they're staying at mount manresa, a religious retreat housing more than a dozen families. they're among 47,000 new yorkers who have applied for housing help from the federal emergency management agency. do you feel safe here? >> oh, yes, yes. this is definitely, we feel secured. and the children are happy. >> reporter: finding a permanent place to live is perhaps the biggest challenge for victims of sandy. housing around new york is scarce and expensive. the average rent is $3,000 a month. two tent cities have been set up in new jersey. governor chris christie says he'll open up a military base for families. fema has already delivered mobile homes. there are 60 fema disaster recovery centers,

he uses harrows and cultivators to loosen only the top layer of soil. and the remnants of the last harvest are worked into the ground. with excellent results. the yield here is four to five times higher than in georgia. a perfect and loss-minimizing process starting from the sowing to the storage of the grain. >> the problem is you have to be present, all the time. you have to be here to give them instructions, every step of the way. they can't judge yet when it's the right moment for to start spreading fertilizer, for treatment of the plants and for getting rid of weeds. that's why i've come out here every month, for this past eighteen month. i'll probably do that next year, too. that way they slowly get a feeling for it and learn how to do it. >> chacha -- a georgian schnapps to toast a successful visit to germany. and the return visit to georgia. two months later, hans kellner is about to pay a visit to his georgian counterpart. >> we're going to a field where they're planting winter barley. >> just like in germany, gela tetrauli is preparing the soi

. >> see the harrowing journey to safer ground. >> oh! we're okay. we're okay. >>> you guys probably remember this video. this is on lake of the ozarks in missouri. this was shot by lake tv. this is a power boat. it hits the wake of another passing boat and this happens. >> oh. >> now this video has been everywhere. it's blowing up the web and we were the first ones to bring it to you. we have new video in hd and in this hd the video is never before seen footage of what happened after this incident. and we have the story behind it. right this minute from missouri we have the co owner of lake tv, shawn kober to tell us what was going on. tell us the story behind the video. >> they were trying to get to a sretaunt th we gng60 tour. they hit a rowigue wave. >> what happened after? >> the guy was down, probably knocked out for probably about a minute. he comes to. the driver at one point stands up, he moans. the female, surprisingly, the older lady is actually a mother and a daughter and the mother takes a face full of water from the side of the boat and

and their harrowing journey from space to the earth i'm john thomas at mission control and probably all of the heroes are home we've got the details coming up. for sure is that so much of the mayors and i mean to me he does not even like area china in his the rest of the transition did you another leadership change the last decade has witnessed this kind treatment. born at tremendous speed. she didn't sorrow. and hope for escape. barely surviving longing for a godsend. they live in a search for gold. why doesn't it bring them wealth. more news today vorlon says once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are old today. wealthy british style. is no time to rise. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. welcome back you're watching our team now from protest against as almost extremist to scientology a u.k. public order act as being blamed for a stifling open debate on a whole

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the leading indicators in my lifetime, social, political and economic, have been harrowing. as i became old and became a movie maker and was committed as a political person to social justice, it was a matter of time before was going to address just what went wrong and what is going wrong for black america and that is where the roots of the film why. tavis: the connection to your family specifically is what? >> one of the people in my life that meant a lot to me -- this is not where a plan to white filmmaker discusses their housekeeper. nanny was an extraordinary person in my life and we remain incredibly close friends. she is retired now and we have a deep involved love for each other. and then became older, i saw her become which she herself saw was the first generation of african-americans who were better off than their children. it was a heartbreaking things to watch because you work a whole lot to a dance for children and give them all the things she did not have. she was the first generation to see that that was not working, that the forces arrayed at her children and g

offering to bail out you and me but this is just an innovative idea it's a practical answer to a very harrowing problem in this country so for all you haters out there who say the occupy was nothing more than a bunch of aimless protests and empty rhetoric you're wrong because this is just yet another example of how occupy proposes real solutions for real people so let's break that set. i'm sure you've all heard of the term bread and circuses it's a phrase that was quiet during the roman empire to exemplify a political strategy describing how public approval was not accomplished through exemplary public service but rather through distraction the leadership of rome tapped into and capitalism some of those shallow frivolous desires of its populace to keep them satisfied as long as the romans were fed and entertain they remain complacent yes this was fifteen hundred years ago but are things that much different now to take today the us is the world's most dominant military empire and as we know empires are unsustainable so could the inundation of mindless.

in an interview for "60 minutes," williams described his harrowing escape from the deepwater horizon. >> i've been left now by to 2 life boats. i looked at the captain, and i said, "what do we do now? by now, the fire is not only on the deck. it's starting to spread to the other deck. >> pelley: about eight survivors were left on the rig. they dropped an inflatable raft from a crane but with only a few of the survivors on the raft, it was launched, leaving williams, another man, and a crew woman named andrea. >> i remember looking at andrea and seeing that look in her eyes of... she had quit. she haddive again up. i remember her saying, "i'm scared" and i said, "it's okay to be scared. i'm scared, too." she said, what are we going to do?" i said we're going to burn up or we're going to jump. >> pelley: how far is it to the see? >> maybe 90 feet, 100 feet. it's a long ways. . >> pelley: in the middle of the night, with blood in his eyes, fire at his back, and the sea 10 stories below, williams made his choice. >> i remember closing my eyes and saying a prayer, and asking god to tell my

the harrowing journey from space to the earth i'm sean thomas at mission control and cut it off for heroes our home we've got the details coming up. looking at some docs you simply do not believe they come speak and goodness how they can wrong oh. it's an international sled dog race with those driving the dogs. coming from as far away as a strand in canada and the us i come to russia and everybody is so very friendly they welcomed me with open arms and the scenery is so beautiful it's very much like a laska and so i felt at home the first sled dog was brought here from australia now it's trios come to this remote russian village to take part in the race it's not surprising they love it this trail are amazing but even more amazing is the story of how racing first started here atoll it wasn't the tough sled dog racing who set the trail ablaze but a nun and for all phones who brought their idea to life. five years ago model of a bill to dog kennel in the village kids from the local open age came around to take care of the dogs and one day they state their life might seem extreme to some the b

. >> reporter: happy reunions after a harrowing ordeal.le count their blessings in the midst of devastation and loss. jill rappaport, nbc news, new york. >>> the producers of "skyfall," the latest james bond movie, might want to rename it "windfall." that's because the film generated almost $88 million in its first weekend at theaters here in the u.s. that's a north american record for a james bond film. sales worldwide have already surpassed $500 million. >>> and speaking of windfalls, how about this, the blue gingham dress judy garland wore as dorothy in "the wizard of oz" sold at auction this weekend in beverly hills for $480,000. and get this. the seller originally paid only $2,000 for it at auction back in 1981. >>> up next tonight, honoring those who served and those who continue to sacrifice so much for their country. i can't afford to ignore our retirement savings, not in this economy. we also have zero free time, and my dad moving in. so we went to fidelity. we looked at our family's goals and some ways to help us get there. they

with a harrowing journey from space to the earth i'm sure thomas said mission control and quite a lot of heroes are home we've got the details coming up. the eurozone has been hit by a second recession according to figures published on thursday this just hours after a twenty four hour strike so more than twenty european countries virtually paralyzed as people once again vented their frustration over disintegrating economies want to surf earth reports. saying. greece. italy. and portugal. your debt rating countries join together with many others for the continent's first cross border negat strike from the beginning it was clear that emotions were running high in many places the dreadful violence early on and after a brief calm the storm broke the anger and safety testing of the day for various thing played out between the protesters and the riot police of packer right almost the military it's not like you can really get more symbolic candy for the he's the by the people say there are right now all across the i three leg up. between the people themselves that is why they are there to be

situation of women in afghanistan has improved you can only take into consideration places such as harrow to missouri sharif and kabul. in the provinces in the villages the situation hasn't changed. women are still victims of violence and rape.

and the harrowing journey from space to the earth i'm sean thomas at mission control in quite a big girls are home we've got the details coming up. from protests against islamist extremists to scientology a u.k. public order act is being blamed for stifling open debate on a whole range of controversial issues and a campaign to have it overturned is now heating up with critics saying it's depriving people of their basic rights are the sarah for three ports. prints are a noun for the sarcastic sense of humor and here in this country we love a good provoke active debate so you would think that free speech to be protected and we'd be able to sell our opinions from the very right roll there's a whole raft of legislation which stops you saying what you believe it we don't have freedom of speech anymore and one piece of blue in particular is section five of the public order act one is to close this causing big problem with a slower has been used for two particular ways firstly to stifle inconvenient political views so views which are against islam against christianity which are against the equal

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we'll have the harrowing details of this, and there is a survivor from this story. >>> and, sure, we'vead our share of water main breaks throughout baltimore city, but this takes it to an entirely new level. we're going to show you what happens when the ground gives way to all that rushing water. >>reporter: good morning. topping america's money, another economic controversy. the federal budget deficit last month was $120 billion, 22% more than a year ago. that would be an annual deficit of more than a trillion dollars for the fifth straight year. toyota is recalling almost 3 million cars worldwide because of steering and water pump problems. the two recalls cover more than a dozen models including the prius, about a million of them sold in the u.s. sources tell bloomberg news u.s. airways presented a detailed merger plan to american's creditors yesterday, but american would rather exit bankruptcy as an independent carrier and will make its case to its creditors today. mark your calendars, the best days to shop are the monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday after turkey day. the latest

. >> "flight" begins with one of the most harrowing special effects, recreations of an airplane in troublehat you will ever want to watch. denzel washington has the controls and somehow land is malfunctioning machine in spite of his darkest secrets. he drinks. and abuses drugs. nadand lands this airplane drug. >> it was proven that your intoxication was the cause of the death of four passengers who are looking at manslaughter. >> "flight" roars to a operatic ending. a great, tension-filled drama. it is the weekend. the best that along with "argo" and "the sessions." next week brings "lincoln" and "skyfall." i could not take my eyes off it. >> you'll want to drive to your next vacation. >> i might stay at home. it is quite a movie and quite a special effects extravaganza. it works out really good. stuff is turning around. have a nice weekend. >> how many cheers are there? there are a lot. washington is full of infidelity, and you study says. >> a battle over a [inaudible] that is ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine the pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with qualifying pnc performance sele

for six harrowing minutes the passengers of flight 93 battled their hijackers for control of the planeu at 10:03 a.m. it was all over. united flight 93 crashed in ashanksville, pennsylvania. >> okay there is now -- on united 93. >> yes. >> there's a report of black smoke in the last position i gave you, 15 miles from the johnstown. >> from the airplane or from the ground? >> they're speculating it's from the aircraft. >> it hit the ground. that's what they're speculating. speculation only. >> i also want to give you a heads up. >> go ahead. >> united 93, do you have >> he's down. >> he's down? >> when did he land? >> he did not land. >> oh he's down. >> yes. >> somewhere up northeast of camp david. >> not one from faa headquarters requested military assistance regarding united 93 nor did any manager at faa headquarters pass any information it had to the military. >> thank god the passengers on 93 took the plane over, but a plane was heading to washington, d.c., faa headquarters knew it and didn't let the military know. >> there was only one set of fighters orbiting washington, d.c. dur

suspect in custody charged with the murder of a 16-year-old boy killed in may. 18-year-old jacob harrow was arrested friday in morgan hill. he was wanted in the killing of rueben zamora who was shot on virginia avenue near king road on may 26th. hair row is charged with attempted murder after wounding another person with the same incident. the shooting was gang-related. >>> colleges are under fire. a one-time insider is blowing the whistle saying the schools he worked for lied to students about the jobs they can expect when they graduate. abc's mark green black got a look at the documents that proved this claim and has this abc news investigation. >> a wretched fraud. >> they are talking about one of the largest for profit colleges in the country. the education management corporation which runs more than 100 colleges offering everything from a masters of design to degrees in nursing. >> you could make it happen. >> this former supervisor turned whistle-blower is suing, alleging the company deceives marketing materials by falsely inflating success statistics. >> they manipulated the job

. >> but some find that wave like motion harrowing. >> as you drove across the bridge you could look ahead and the car in front of you would absolutely disappear as you went down to the bottom of one of these troughs. it was unnerving to a lot of drivers. many who crossed the bridge swore it would be the last time. >>> and on that windy autumn day in 1940, it is the last time anyone crosses that bridge. >> about 10:00 the bridge bridge began to move in ways it had not moved before. the undulations became higher and the ripples across the bridge were verging on dangerous. >> at 10:15 a.m. one of the bands holding the suspension cable breaks, causing the bridge to move not only up and down, but back and forth. >> once that started the bridge increasingly began to twist. there was a car that had been trapped out on the bridge. a car driven by leonard postworth, a tacoma tribune editor. he was headed over to his summer cottage in the gig harbor area. in the back seat was his daughter's dog, tubby. he tries to drive. >> he tries to get out of the car, but he can't open the door, sew crawl

. >>> harrowing scene as armed robbers took over a jewelry store in los gatos. the owner of the store and live in lost -- los gatos with the tape showing how it went down. >> it happened in a busy shopping area. someone may have gotten a look at the thieves before they put their masks on and went inside. >>> surveil lapse cameras captured the crime. two armed masked men targeting the jewelers in los gatos. the owner still shaken asked we not show his face. >> he was waving the gun all over, pointing at us and making us lay down. >> also inside a customer and her newborn baby. you could see the stroller at the bottom of the screen. smashing three cases with a sledgehammer and raiding the safe. taken, all the stores' most valuable jewels. >> they knew exactly what they want. >> police think they may have done it before. in recent months, there were similar cases around the bay area including this one in san pablo. the departments are now working together looking for clues. >> the way these things get broken, we have a piece of information. another jurisdiction may

suspect in custody charged with the murder of a 16-year-old boy killed in may. 18-year-old jacob harrowas arrested friday in morgan hill. he was wanted in the killing of rueben zamora who was shot on virginia avenue near king road on may 26th. hair row is charged with attempted murder after wounding another person with the same incident. the shooting was gang-related. >>> colleges are under fire. a one-time insider is blowing the whistle saying the schools he worked for lied to students about the jobs they can expect when they graduate. abc's mark green black got a look at the documents that proved this claim and has this abc news investigation. >> a wretched fraud. >> they are talking about one of the largest for profit colleges in the country. the education management corporation which runs more than 100 colleges offering everything from a masters of design to degrees in nursing. >> you could make it happen. >> this former supervisor turned whistle-blower is suing, alleging the company deceives marketing materials by falsely inflating success statistics. >> they manipulated the job re

jon: a harrowing scene at a gas station in massachusetts.h a knife robbing the place of 400 bucks but his quickest cape blocked by a quick-thinking station clerk who locked the door. the thief threatens to kill the employee if he doesn't open the door. the worker defending himself with a bat. the perp makes his escape smashing the glass on the door but not before letting the camera have a good look at him. if you recognize the guy and have information call springfield, police. jamie: latest international flashpoint on president obama's plate as he heads into the second term. the white house could also see an entire reshuffling of top posts on foreign policy. four-star general jack keane, retired, former vice chief of staff of the army and fox news military analyst joins me now. general, great to see you. thank you. >> good to see you, jamie. jamie: thank you in advance because i know your insight will make us understand this better. first of all what do you make of the supposed firing on that drone? >> well, just another example of iranians

todd schoenberger, glad to see you, todd, i know you had a harrowing experiencing too during that wholesandy all up and down the east coast. so you say depending on who wins this election, we could see very different reactions from wall street. let's begin with the hypothetical of if president obama is re-elected, then what? >> you can always suspect that for the next four years then the market also still respond favorably. if you look at history, for a first term president, president obama has actually, since he's been in charge, the dow has performed the fifth best performance regarding returns. so that's great, so you can only forecast the future by looking at historical events so we can suspect that if president obama is reelected, stocks should remain higher. >> and if mitt romney were to win? >> a short-term boost definitely, the bulls will be running only because candidate romney has been very vocal about promoting a very tax friendly environment. and we'll definitely see a bump up in stocks. and he has promoted the idea of a fiscality fit future for the country. so you're probab