this video was shot by christopher johns. as you're about to see, he's able to distract the gunman which may have saved lives. we're going to play the entire video for you now, up until the moment police fatally shout breen. >> there's a madman in the street. oh, my god. are you all right? there's a man mad that just shot people. he's shooting people at will. he's shooting people at will. there's a madman there's a madman. hey you [ bleep ] shoot me. shoot me. come on. hey, come on up here, buddy. come here. stop being a [ bleep ]. come on up. let's do some [ bleep ]. come on. i love you. i love you. i love you. shoot at me. i love you. i love you. i love you, man. i want to die. i thought about you i didn't have any, man. i'm so sorry. >> call an ambulance. >> i'm so sorry, man. i thought of you and you came and you shot people. i thought of you just now. take him out. take him out. take him out. take him out. >> wow. remember the guy you heard yelling at the gunman? after the break, we'll hear why he explains why he did wha

. >> this video was shot by christopher johns from his apartment. johns was able to distract the gunman which may have saved lives. we'll play the entire video for you up until the moment police fatally shot greene. >> there's a madman in the streets. oh, my god. you all right? there's a madman just shot people. he's shooting people at will. he's shooting people. he's shooting people at will. there's a madman. there's a madman. madman. hey you [ bleep ] madman. [ bleep ] hey. shoot me. shoot me. come on. why don't you come up here. come on up here, buddy. come here. stop being -- come on up. let's do some [bleep] come on. i love you. i love you. i love you. i love you. shoot at me. i love you. i love you. i love you, man. kill me. i want to die. please kill me. i was just going to jump. i thought about you. i thought about a man shooting. you came. you came from god. you came from god. i don't have any, man. i'm so sorry. >> call an ambulance. >> i'm so sorry. >> call an ambulance. >> i'm so sorry, man. i thought of you and you came and you shot peo

that is the voice of christopher johns shouting from his apartme apartment. >> i'm so sorry, man!i thought of you just now! >> i made a calculated kind of comparison. i thought, if people down there at point-blank range to the shooter were going to get shot, you know, they were kind of helpless to avoid being killed. me, i'm four stories up. if i could take any of his attention and divert it towards me, you know, any gunshots that he would shoot, i would have a opportunity to get out of the way. >> so he's shouting those things to divert attention. this shooter, brehm, was confronted finally by plainclothes detective and an off-duty cop working on a movie set. he pointed his gun. they shot him to death. police are trying to determine if a recent breakup with a girlfriend led to this on friday. >>> and a florida grandmother is hauled off to jail after had her son-in-law records a chilling encounter on his cell phone. the man is lucky to be alive. he was picking up had his 3-year-old son for a court-ordered visit in the midst of this bitter custody battle here. and he said he didn't

and i'm with my new friend here, and i definitely have christopher kinslow. >> i play juan john wilks booth here. >> reporter: how long have you been doing this had? >> since march. >> reporter: this open just during the holidays? >> all year-round, next year, and on the weekends. >> reporter: tell people about the hours that you're available to be seen. >> the players are available on the weekends, then we also do education and outreach. we have in-classroom field trips. and the museum is wednesday through saturday from 10:00 to 5:00, and on the weekends and sunday, noon to 5:00. >> reporter: and what about something called "divided voices?". >> it's one of our exhibits. because we were a border state and divided, we of course were divided. andy woo like to let the voices of those who shaped history as it happened tell us what happened. >> reporter: and everything in here is so beautiful, but this kind of stuck out here. tell me about this piece right here. >> those are actually our oldest two christmas ornaments made of lithograph print. the tinsel on the edge is tarnished because i

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we're back with our political panel, tony, john christopher and jamu green. around through the break even though we had some disagreements before. let me start with you on this. do you believe that voters who put barack obama in office in 2008 believed that hope and change would be in the first four years or that it would take eight? >> well, i don't know if they necessarily thought he would revolutionize the presidency as i think the media imposed on him that he would. but i do think that he thought he'd get a much different country than he would today particularly when it comes to unemployment, the economic picture and what's most damning for president obama, he's hemorrhaging support in almost every single vote of support. latino voters, white middle class americans that we were talking about earlier so he has very little to go other than his base which is why you hear him going to the old warfare, cultural warfare, wealth and warfare so he has nowhere to go. he wants four more years but with 75% of the country thinking they're in the wrong direction, i do

most gifted, talented man of our times christopher hitchens lost his battle with cancer yesterday at the age of 62. >>> we'll start with the republican field. john heilemann is a national affairs editor for "new york" magazine, and of course, an msnbc analyst, and susan page is the washington bureau chief for "usa today." welcome, both of you. john, let me start with you. mitt romney got a big old plane today, his first press charter. >> yep. >> loaded up members of the press, flew that nonstop flight that doesn't exist from sioux city to greenville, south carolina, got the most important rising star governor to endorse his campaign. mitt romney acting like a front-runner again. >> he is, chuck. i saw him this morning in sioux city at the one event at a steel company before he took off for south carolina. he had a very confident, very assured mien to him out there. as he did in the debate last night. and i think part of the reason for that is he had the nikki haley endorsement in his pocket. he's also, i think, starting to see some movement internally in their polling. some that's reflected in the public polling also, that seems like gingrich is

christopher hitchens died this week of complications from cancer. he was 62. hitchens was an outspoken advocate of atheism. and, cardinal johnrick foley, the longtime communications director for the vatican, also died this past week of leukemia at the age of 76. he was best known as the english-language narrator on broadcasts of the pope's celebration of the midnight christmas mass at st. peter's basilica. foley was also known for his sense of humor. he once said "anyone who wants to be pope is out of his mind. it's a living martyrdom." finally, on our calendar, at sundown tuesday, jews begin celebrating hannukkah, the eight-day festival of lights. according to the traditional hanukkah story, in the second century bc, when foreigners controlled jerusalem, a family of jews called the maccabees led a rebellion and took over the temple. they re-lit the temple lamps with just a one-day supply of oil. but, miraculously, the candles burned for eight days. in bradenton florida recently, rabbi mendy book-it talked with jewish children about the significance of oil and hanukkah light. >> it's not only for jews, the celebration of han

christopher hitchens lost his battle with cancer yesterday at the age of 62. >>> we'll start with the republican field. john heilemann is a national affairs editor for "new york" magazi magazine, and of course, an msnbc analyst, and susan page is the washington bureau chief for "usa today." welcome, both of you. john, let me start with you. mitt romney got a big old plane today, his first press charter. >> yep. >> loaded up members of the press, flew that nonstop flight that doesn't exist from sioux city to greenville, south carolina, got the most important rising star governor to endorse his campaign. mitt romney acting like a fro frontfron front-runner again. >> he is, chuck. i saw him this morning in sioux city before he took off for south carolina. he had a very confident, very assured mien to him out there, as he did in the debate last night. and i think part of the reason for that is he had the nikki haley endorsement in his pocket. he's also, i think, starting to see some movement internally in their polling. some that's reflected in the public polling also, that seems like gingrich is softening. and

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christopher hitchens. he died late last night after a battle with cancer. he was 62. johntle bit about him. i know you were a great admirer of his, and you had a chance to meet him. >> i did, briefly. but this was a person who was a mentor to so many writers. and i had the privilege of meeting him on a few occasions. but today it was an extraordinary outpouring of respect and affection for this man, one of the great essayists of our time. someone who was always fearless and fun, and someone who would always strike a complete moral clarity, with no regard for political correctness. he was prolific. and in the last several months, his battle with cancer was waged with similar heroism. he's just someone who was such a literary hero to so many people. and this is a good time to appreciate and honor and respect and appreciate him. >> it's just amazing, as you were talking a little bit about it today with our staff, you know, there were times he was hated by the people over here and hated by the people over here, but when the end came, respected by both. that's a really, really

christopher hitchens. he died late last night after a battle with cancer. he was 62. johnlittle bit about him. i know you were a great admirer of his, and you had a chance to meet him. >> i did, briefly. but this was a person who was a mentor to so many writers. and i had the privilege of meeting him on a few occasions. but today it was an extraordinary outpouring of respect and affection for this man, one of the great essayists of our time. someone who was always fearless and fun, and someone who would always strike a complete moral clarity, with no regard for political correctness. he was prolific. and in the last several months, his battle with cancer was waged with similar heroism. he's just someone who was such a literary hero to so many people. and this is a good time to appreciate and honor and respect and appreciate him. >> it's just amazing, as you were talking a little bit about it today with our staff, you know, there were times he was hated by the people over here and hated by the people over here, but when the end came, respected by both. that's a really, real

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john shalikashvili. betty ford, two secretaries of state. the first, lawrence eagleburger, and warren christopher. in between there, we have geraldine ferraro and sargent shriver. ok, i know you are very involved with the ford leg sifment you were a eulogist at her funeral. can you talk about whether or not her legacy is a lasting one. guest: oh, i think so. i think so. i think there are so many ways of looking at mrs. ford's legacy. in some ways, she's a very unusual figure among first ladies. arguably her impact was greater after she left the white house, although you cannot, you cannot exaggerate the significance of her openness at the time of her breast cancer surgery. it is hard to believe it today, but those are words not used in polite conversation 40 years ago. with the consequence that many women were confirmed. the fact that people can get this disease and talk about it openly was really a seachange. we measure that, and, of course, her subsequent frankness in dealing with her alcohol, chemical dependency issues has affected countless lives. host: we have a bit of her ceremony on her dea

christopher hahn, a fox news contributor. gretchen ham ellis the former spokesman of the woman's conference. great to have you. >> great to be here. martha: the story is behind closed doors john cantor said look if you're a republican you simply cannot be on the side of raising people's taxes, end of story, period. this after senator jon kyl said you know what if it's not paid for with spending cuts, maybe we shouldn't go for it. what say you? >> this is something that they have been struggling with. they are trying to be a responsible party. they are trying to do this responsibly. to do that responsibly you have to find ways to pay for it. everyone keeps talking about the identity crisis that republicans are facing right now because they are not for tax cuts, foe are for tax cuts. what about the democrats? aren't the democrats doing the same thing? just last week they were wanting to raise taxes, now they want to tut taxes, aren't they facing the same identity crisis. martha: are you facing a personal identity crisis christopher hahn. >> i'm quite comfortable with my identity. we want to make sure that the middle class gets their tax cuts and that the wealthiest americans ar