they were wearing black clothes, andhey were shooting at people on the the floor, and i was luckily at the top of the stage, so people started to try to escape, to walk on people on the floor, and try too find the exit. and i found an exit when the in the meantime. and i climbed on the-- on the stage, and we found an exit. and when i-- when i went on the street, i see 20 to 25 bodies lying on the floor. and people were very badly injured, gunshot wounds. and i-- and i took a small girl, a teenager. she was-- she was bleeding very badly, and i ran with her for, like, 200 meters, and i found a cab, a taxi, and i lead her in and i said to the cab driver, gto hosostal." and i havee some friends right now w w are still insnse the bataclan who are hiding because they're not sure if there is any terrorist in there. and they're hiding in some kind of room in the dark, and they texted me, and they're very afraid, of course. >> pelley: now, the theater where julienne pierce was evacuated from is apparently at this moment the scece of an ongoing police assaultlt this is the theater where we were

>> well, you know, the execution overall is -- has improved every week andhey come in here in their place and win here was another good win. >> heather: and let's talk about your brother and what his defense did for you guys, slowing down this prolific bay lour offense. how did they do it? >> yeah, the entire defense was great. first, we controlled the run game. after the f first series. and then we made -- we covered them. we challenged them. our secondary, they did a gat job covering. breaking to the ball and challenging their receivers. >> heather: coach, congrats. chris? >> chris: the oklahoma fans in the upper deck are hooping and hollering as the sooners celebrate in the opposite corner. bob stoops, very, very satisfying. >> kirk: this is a huge win for bob stoops. it's obviously a big win for the program. but bob stoops, you know he has dealt with some things where fans and media, people have kind of gone after them as a program and the b big gam bob moniker that has been out there. this was big. for him and big for this team, as they try to compete in 2015. just in a broader senen

andhey included a photograph of what it implied was the actual bomb hidden in a soda can. now while there is no way to authenticate the photo. tom costello has been talking to the experts about whether a bomb that small could bring down such a big plane. >>&reporter: it is isis propaganda. a photograph of what isis suggests is the home made bomb that brought down the jet over rhe sinai. a shockingly crude and small bomb planted in a soda can. what we don't know iss if the photo is legitimate. but a retired atf explosives expert said the photo does show the critical components of a bomb. >> if it was real, the can would have to be packed with an efficient explosive. any kind of explosive. but the more reliable, the more efficient it would be for a military explosive. >> in the middle, a commercial-grade detonator. on the right, a possible switch connected to a battery. on the left, the can itself, cut open and put back together. perhaps packed with plastic explosives. in the magazine, isis writes after having discovered a way to compromise the security at sharm el-sheikh, a

those companies are directly in the blast zone andhey may be certain to be obliterated, and then there's another group of companies not as bad as the first group but still pretty radioactive and these could be companies not directly related to the selloff, but what caused it should cause the earnings to be hurt and banks were in the blast zone in 2008 and 2009. they couldn't be owned through the crisis. a company does not break just because its stock goes lower throw, in 2007 a great example would be the infrastructure stocks that would get marked down with everything else in a selloff or oil companies and agriculture, and none of the busisisses were going to o affected by the credidi crisis that caused the correctiti, and we sawt inn 2011, many buying opportunities i in companies that had littleo do with the worries of the potential fall of the u.s. government. how can a mexican restaurant chain take a hit? how about those that got banged down by the government sequester. the defense stocks didn't go down because their budgets were pretty good. often there was a connection to the causes

convicted and sent to jail that was passed filing deadlines so they called him out of retirement andhey calledm out of retirement and marburg the republican party went to court to use bush v. gore or reason the court said that has nothing to do with the case. there has not been the case since then that has been decided. i am neutral on this point but seven colleagues believe the court had two-step bid to avoid it even worse results for the republican legislature of florida to decide for bush that this would have been public perception because jeb bush was governor at that time. because he could pull strings for his brother. so that doesn't carry much weight but neither does the majority it was one off we will mossy another in our lifetime. but the iraqi war? >> there were a law but we don't know what al gore would have done. the second part, i'm not sure yet about that case. even though it is a constitutional decision, it was not decided well with the majority opinion. let me go back. several years ago i wrote a book on mcconnell versus the federal. [null] commission this was the law th

thought she might die, we didn't know what was wrong and she l literally couldn't swallow anything andhey kicked us out. >> reporter: despite baby abigail's illness, forbid her mother to remain in the hospital for more than 24 hours. abigail would eventually would be okay but amy never wanted another mother to go through what she had. she went straight to the state capitol. >> i testified what happened to me. guaranteeing new moms and babies a 48-hour hospital stay. >> reporter: that successful fight launch a public service that would take her to the u.s. senate. >> a case to be made how we could get things done in this democracy. there's some joy left with the people that work in it. >> the first female senator from minnesota. now one of 20 women in the senate. instead of emphasizing the challenges women may face, she looks at those they have overcome. >> from m my perspective, we need to do a lot more on emphasizing the positive and women accomplishing things. >> we don't want to focus on women are different and special. you're saying there are some unique qualities. >>'m saying lot of

because they have strong supporters, people who maybe are from the fossil fuel industry, for example,e, andhey don't want to cross them. so they adopt that position. and whether they really believe it or it's just political opportunism, i can't tell. bu the fact iss is hurting our country. and what i don't understand is there are huge economic opportunities here. if we were a clean enenergy ser power of the 2t century we would create millions of new good jobs and businesses. and we would transition away from fossil fuel. [ cheers and applause ] and help the climate at the same time. >> jimmy: donald trump, do you still consider him to be a friend? was he ever a friend? acquaintance? i represented new york. i got to know him -- >> jimmy: you were att h wedding. >> i was at his wedding, that's right. >> jimmy: did he register for gifts at his wedding? >> i don't remember. >> jimmy: did you get him a wedding gift? >> i went to his wedding. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so you guys were apparently friendly. i know he said -- he told greta van susteren something to the effect -- i don't want to get his qu

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police stopped him at a roadblock saturday but let them go andhey madad it across the bord. those two passengers now under arrest and charged on. authorities have identified this man abdel hamid abboud as the mastmind of the massacre. his plan included having one of the attackers let in among the tens of thousands of syrian refugees to sneak his way into paris. fears of another deadly ruse have governors of 25 states resisting president obama's plan to resettle up to 10,000 syrians in the.s. >> slamming the door in their faces would be a betrayal of our values. hollande led his nation in a moment of silence. the e eiffel tower glowed on with the colors of the french flag for the first time since friday. e fugitive's brother was questioned on and released on. heays he had no idea. both of his brothers were terrorists. again, one is still on the run attacks. kendis and reena? elizabeth what, do we know about the air sikes in syriaover night. >> reporter: the french military confirmed the news overnight. the latest round involved the command centers and the training centers as