elizabeth was all of 22. >> if we want to discuss when things deteriorated for elizabeth, there was theshe realized she was pregnant for the first time and the worry throughout the pregnancy whether her child would be healthy and the births themselves would have taken their toll given there was no help on hand like a mid-wife or a doctor. >> escaping from her dungeon with the eight locked doors was always going to be difficult, but with pregnancy and becoming a mother, elizabeth seems to have simply given up. >> there was a change. she said even before she was incarcerated she was abused and after being taken prisoner had endured brutal violence. then she said this happened. >> having been where she has been, doing it and knowing your children are not likely to get out either. so the mixed blessing of having a child, but knowing that child is also going to be a prisoner and that happening over and over again. i just can't imagine how she did not shut down entirely and give up. >> in total, elizabeth gave birth to seven of her father's children. 6 are, live. michael died after birth. the

elizabeth... elizabeth. [♪] ♪] ♪] >>¡ohh... ahh...! prepÁrate para sentir el trueno.implemente no puedser vicks dayquil, alivio poderoso de 6 sínmas del resfo la gripe sin mnencia ♪ no importa en cuál ciudad estés jugando mañana ♪ no puedes dar que un resfrío te mantenga spierto toda la noche vicks nyquil. alivio poderoso durante la noche de 6 stomas deresfrío y la gripe [♪ tema musical [♪] >>al mospudie haber despedido de mÍ, ¿no? y ahora... pues ¿por quÉ traes esa carita? ¿quiÉn se muriÓ? >>elabeth se fue sin decirme adiÓs, se fue sin decir nada. >>pero ¿por quÉ te nes asÍ? ni e fuera tu vieja. seguro ea ya estÁ con su prometido. pero ¿quÉ creÍste, prim¿e iba a quedse con un mÉndigo globero mo tÚ? >>ahorita mismo me dices dÓnde quiero verle a la cara, quieroue mga a la cara que no me ama. >>chale. me cae que te mento? yo pensÉ que nada mÁs la querÍas pa' pasar el to. [jadeando] >>no... yo no soy como tÚ. yo sÍ la amo. >>todo estÁ bajo control. con lo que le adminirÓ el dr. tamayo, va a estar muy dÓcil. la veo medio rara, pero Ñana va estar perfecta para la boda. aÍ

es mi prometida elizabeth. ¿por quÉ? ¿la coces ¿laas vis?om. ¿e veras? es u de las recetas en campbellskchen.com. secreto revelado: para un niño feliz... campbell's. m'm! m'm! good!® pero no quiere que sus amigas piensen que está perdiendo su identidad latina. por eso, manda a papá a comprarlo... a medianoche, lo más lejos posible, en el auto de mi hermana... durante una tormen... de incógnito. ishh! eso sí que es amor. [ locutor ] delicioso y cremoso kraft macaroni & cheese. sabemoque te va a cantar. ♪ jugar con un resfrío, simplemente no edser vicks dayquil, alivio poderoso de 6 síntomas del resfrío y la gripe sin somnolencia ♪ no importa en cuál ciudad estés jugando mañana ♪ no puedes dejar que un resfrío te mantengdeierto to la noche vicks nyquil. ivio poderoso durante la noche de 6 síntomas del resfrío y la gripe [tema musical] >>¿conoces a mi novia? >>¡cÓmo cree! es que hacen bonita pareja. >>bueno, ya tienes mi telÉfo detalle. hay que presionar para que suban los nÚmeros de la zona. me he enterado por ahÍ que hay varias bandas que qui

te entiendo. >>> pero faltaba confirmar que el niÑo que tenÍa rosa era el hijo de elizabeth. osvaldo llamÓ a la policÍa tomÓ cartas en el e recuperÓ a jesÚs y se lo entregÓ a su verdadera madre, lo que parecÍa el final de la historia, era el comienzo de una aspera controversia de dos relatos muy diferentes de lo que en realidad pasÓ. >>> la historia que elizabeth contÓ ha sido siempre la misma, que a jesÚs se lo llevaron mientras ella y su madre vendÍan desayunos en un paradero de Ómnibus, la version de otra persona que tuvo a su hijo durante 4 aÑos y medio, es otra. >>> es la Última foto de un dÍa antes que se lo llevaran. >>> fue un niÑo abandonado en un lugar donde yo vivÍa en el 2009, lo que hice fue criar lo como mi hijo, no soy una secuestradora ni mala persona. >>> me siento mal. sÉ y me doy cuenta que he fallado. como todo ser humano tiene una falla, un error. y mi error fue no haberlo denunciado. >>> tengo una amiga. >>> pero este dÍa nos guardaba otra sorpresa. mientrasmiintentabamos hablar cn la policÍa y el fiscal que revisÓ el caso, una jueza decidiÓ detener a ro

elizabeth smart talks with meredith vieira. a decade after her kidnapping ordeal, she finally talks about why she didn't run when it looked like she had the chance. >>> and master class. how the great tony bennett is putting his money where his heart is. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. both sides in washington can end the standoff and stop this government shutdown any time they please. but instead, as one veteran former member of congress put it today, this country is hurting as we head into this weekend. while this has been caused by washington, the impact from it has spread across america throughout this country. in a moment the prospects for a solution to this any time soon. but first tonight, how this government closed for business is hitting hard for so many. we begin with nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: in talladega, alabama, wendy robinson has been furloughed. a single mom with three mouths to feed, today she got her last paycheck. robinson blames congress. >> i do think that it is nonsense. they need to

smart. >> elizabeth, we love you.lose. you're going to come home, elizabeth. >> but after nine months of desperate searching and fears that she was dead, it was her unbelievable rescue that truly stunned the world. >> we're here to announce officially that we have found elizabeth smart. >> it's a miracle. >> if it seemed like a miracle, it wasn't one she wanted to talk about. the details of her kidnap and ordeal were so awful that for ten years elizabeth smart has fought to keep them private. now, in an exclusive interview, she is talking, and for the first time ever, she allows cameras to follow her back to the remote mountainside camp that became her prison. >> he grabbed me and he said, i will kill you if you make a noise. i will kill whoever comes up here to find you. >> what does that do to a child? >> i don't think there's anything worse you can do to a child. >> tonight, the mormon girl whose innocence was so brutally stolen reveals how she turned terror into triumph. summoning the resolve to survive and even o

i am a native san franciscan and never knew about mary elizabeth's end? >> neitherdy. and i am also a native plannan. >> one of the best-kept secrets. who was lizzie slider glide? >> lizzie slider glides of a widow by 1996. >> oh. >>> and she was a widow. she had a healthy husband in the cattle business and coming to san francisco and spoke to women in the city and asked the question if you could have whatever you wanted or what do you think women in san francisco need. >> uh-huh. >> and this is 1949 now, and they coming to san francisco and have no place. and she decided to erect the building and that is what she did. and we have been operating out of that building for 100 years. >> and survived all kinds of devastation. >> yes, it did. >> and who is your typical client? >> they all women, first of all, the only non-profit organization in san francisco that provides the comprehensive services to women only. >> uh. >> it would be a single adult, unaccompanied woman who is formerly homeless and low- income. -- low-income. >> uh. >> and spanishad nights -- special dismis

mis elizabeth estÁ cveida e laÚsica es una de las teraas que funcionan mejor en los niÑos con habilidaslaediciÓne sus padres que no se conformon con diagnÓstic asÍ f co ellosesbrieron que la mÚsica es unalegrÍa para su > es lo mor que n ha sica podi pasar es la persona mÁ e, amorosa, nin de mis jos mdice tanto q mema co Él. ♪ Ú♪). >>>ue la maÁ de juan hÍa in inteadoontros maesos de mÚca, pora paciencia pero ando vien a mis elizabeth le hizo una prua especial y cuando eschÓ una mÚsica bethoveen le ho algo click >>> un mto que le cbiÓ la vida >> al regresar, jenni rivera sigue cosechando Éxis despues de su muee y asÍ lo roqeconoce la revta y quieres garantías. sííí ¿cómo supo? ni te imaginas... [ riendo ] a tu vida le falta algo... certeza. idale luna que tú sabes! y qué más... ¿confías en mí? sí. ♪ ¿buscas certeza? encuéntrala con llamadas, textos y datos ilimitados y garantizados de por vida. [ graznando ] [ locutor ] ilimitado de por vida, ahora sesenta y cinco dólares al mes, y puedes estrenar un móvil cada año ¿dificultad para escuchar en el teléfono? con el programa one up de sprint

.) >> elizabeth where is elizabeth?the next one is jose. where is jose? yeah. let's give him a round of applause. he's from the boys and girls clubs and is a lifelong resident of admission district he's appeared an advocate for healthy relationships and a team leadership and tutoring and community service programs. he's most recent achievement was being selected as a youth ambassador and traveling to south america. jose is >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping) so much to celebrate. thank you very much >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping). >> thank you district attorney george. we would like to now move forward with our program but first we would like to acknowledge a special person who arrived at the scene we want to thank former mayor willie brown for being here today (clapping) >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping) on the brown side; right?

. >>> still ahead for us on this friday night, elizabeth smart, a young teenager when she was kidnapped, now a 25-year-old woman. talking to meredith vieira about the tale she hasn't revealed until now. >>> later tonight, tony bennett paying it forward and bringing it to a new generation. [ female announcer ] we lowered her fever. you raise her spirits. we tackled your shoulder pain. you make him rookie of the year. we took care of your cold symptoms. you take him on an adventure. tylenol® has been the number 1 doctor recommended brand of pain reliever for over 20 years. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. [ male announcer ] may your lights always be green. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ beeping ] ♪ may you never be stuck behind a stinky truck. [ beeping ] ♪ may things always go your way. but it's good to be prepared... just in case they don't. toyota. let's go places, safely. but it's good to be prepared... just in case they don't. and i had like this four wheninch band of bumpsles it started on my back. that came around to the front of my body. and the pain from it

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>>¿quÉ dices, elizabeth? ¿fuiste tÚ la que metiÓ esa dencia?y me extraÑa, porque es muy puntual. >>ahÍ esÁ mcia. >>disculpe la hora, pero tuve un problema. no encontrÉ a la cina que me cuida a mi hijo, pero laseguro que se va a portar muy bien. >>no se preocupe. >>acabo de enterarme de algo horrible, marcia. ya sÉ quien te denunciÓ en la fiscalia de protecciÓn al menor. fue la elizabeth esa. >>¿y esa mujer quÉ, eh? ¿por quÉ me odia tanto? >>no sÉ, marcia. ¿quiÉn sabe? pero cuÉntame, ¿cÓmo te fue con trajadora social? >>no lo vas a creer; no so van a anular la denuncia en mi contra, sino que ademÁs me van a dar una ayuda econÓmica mensual. [acordes en el piano] >>ay, marciaquÉueno, esa sÍ es una buenaoticia. >>sÍ. [♪] [♪] ♪] -cuidado con mi láser. -oh... ito y más allá. [música] -estamoslegao. o toma en cuenta somos las mamás cazadoras del sabor, en busca de recetas que hagan felices a nuestros niños. jaime siempre corre a casa a la hora de cenar, dejando atrás todo ego. vmos el secreto de su mamá. vamos! ♪ ¿es es lo que hace tan feliz a jme? si

hoy dieron a conocer las tos de el prÍncipe george donde sale reina elizabeth senda c 3 generaciÓnespersonales >> nos decÍa que Él nos iba a udar, que nos iba a traer por el sueÑo amerino. ¿sabe quÉ hizo? me metÓ e la conrucciÓn. >>¿como que en la construcciÓn? pagar la renta de alguna manera. >>con nta fuerza se me podÍa venir el niÑa. Él no entendÍa eso y me obligaba a hacerlo. >>pero sÍ quieres un niÑo estadounidense, ¿no? ta personauiere descalificar aquÍ. >>te malnacidora en las noches tambien me acosa porque qure tener sexo conmigo Él: bueno, sio pagas en ectivo, al menos... la: ¡cÁllate, estÚpido! ¡ya estoy harta de como me tratas! >>un momentito, por favor, dime quÉ eÁ pasando. doctor: ella acaba de roer la fuente aquÍ... si, aquÍ, en el estudio. >>sounos prcos. eso no es moral, no es correcto. la niÑa esta consa y llora. >>hace seis meses la niÑa esta de v vita.lla fue sta el cuarto yo esta besan a mi nov. ella: mi niÑa noeberÍa ver esto ni estar al lado de Él intimas?s tierelacionesca. con dos hombres que me aman nena... amamos los tres, a la quÉ sabe niÑa? cc:telemundo net

. [♪] >>marcia ha dedicado toda su viva a cuidar a suijo, elizabeth.a pasa pidiendo peisos, cambiando los turnos, llega tarde y no hace su trabajo. oye, ya he tenido quejas de algunos clientes >>eso no es cito... ella es muy responsable quiere, eso tÚ lo sabes. >>¡ay, por favor! cualquiera puede hacesu trabajo. ¡no se neceta serna lumbrera para limpiar pisos! >>pero si se necesita ser una persona muy especial para dedicarle alma y cuerpo a un niÑo asÍ. >>¡ja! ¿y para quÉ? ¿a poco ha tenido algunos cambios ese niÑ >>peÍ has de ser mala, ¿rdad? >>, ¿mala, ? ¡mala hubiese sido si ya habrÍa ido donde el supervisor para decirle que ya no tolero >>elizabeth, no hagas eso, por favor. marcia necesi el trabajo. >>ay, , yo aquÍ no estoy desgraas de nadie. las ¡estoy aquÍ para que cada quien haga su trabajo! y marcia ya ha tenido muchos permisos. ¿no serÁ que ya tiene algo con el supervisor? >>¿como puedes pensar eso? >>¡pues lo que sea! !esto no es una beneficencia, esto es un trabajo y hay que cuidarlo! ¡y si n gus, pues que se busque otro! ¡es hora de que marc

. >> we have, elizabeth smart is with us today. i talked about reading her book. so moving and powerful. it gives you hope. if somebody can live through what she lived through and have the grace, forgiveness and kindness and normalcy that she has, there is hope for people. >> when we look at life's problems, day in, day out, you listen to elizabeth's story and honestly, you think, i didn't know somebody could make it through something like that, but she is one of those shining examples. i can't wait to see her. >> and the other one. diana nyad, fresh from that swim in the seas. swimming two days straight coming up. >> in a pool! >> if that weren't silly enough, she thinks we're going to get in it with her. >> they don't make enough bathing caps. >> we're very, very proud of her. >> this is a woman -- >> yeah. >> we love her. >> we love her and you are proud of her. >> on our plaza is was a big, big, big morning, because -- >> miley was here. ♪ remember only god can judge you, forget your haters somebody loves yeah ♪ >> lying in the bathroom, trying to get -- ♪ >>

. >>> segÚn cuenta elizabeth, su pesadilla comenzÓ en el 25 de febrero del 2009, su hijo jesÚs de una, le contÓ el caso del niÑo perdido, el joven ofreciÓ su ayuda. osvaldo comenzÓ lu bÚsqueda reconstruyendo los Últimos pasos del niÑo. >>> dÓnde estaba parado el menor desaparecido. el primer dato que encuentro a media cuadra. >>> a media cuadra del mercado, un cuidador de carros le dio la pista. >>> el seÑor me dijo que conocÍa a una seÑora que tenÍa un niÑo de 6 aÑos que no estaba estudiando, y no tenÍa partida de nacimiento, no estaba estudiando, y entonces yo busqÉe a esa persona. >>> finalmente logrÓ ubicar a rosa, la mujer que durante mÁs de 4 aÑos se hizo pasar por la madre de jesÚs, en solo doce dÍas osvaldo logrÓ lo que la policÍa no pudo hacer en mÁs de 4 aÑos. >>> tranquila, entiendo. >>> pero faltaba confirmar que el niÑo que tenÍa rosa era el hijo de elizabeth. entonces, osvaldo logrÓ convencerla para que la llevara a su casa con la excusa que le entregarÍa la partida de nacimiento, y documentos del pequeÑo, debido a su pobreza elizabeth no podÍa cuidarlo. >>> para tener

>> the new tv movie about elizabeth taylor and richard burton. this film stars helena carter as liz. dominic west plays burton. the movie comes one year after lindsay lohan was wildly panned for her portrayal of liz in the movie liz and dick. helena is hoping for a better reaction. who do you think makes a more convincing elisabetta lour, lindsay lohan or helena carter. in a poll, 30% said lindsay lohan. 70% said helena carter. it premieres on bbc america. >>> deborah: she admits that she was terrified to play taylor but after reading the script she realized she had to take the part. when we come back, you may kiss the bride. it's not the grooming in for the smooch. >> closed caption sponsorship for "inside edition" is brought to you by: >> stay tuned, there is more "inside edition" to come. 124 who are what is kissing the bride. we will tell you after this. >> travel consideration provided by: >>> finally we brought you all kinds of wedding videos at "inside edition" but i don't think we had one like this. one thing is for sure, you don't want a

that's elizabeth smart's story.t it one of the many times elizabeth smart an toward police during their terrifying ordeal. each time she says she was afraid to cry out because brian david mitchell thenned to kill her many types. until one day an officer seemed to recognize young elizabeth even though she was in disguise. >> asking questions. i was just too scared to answer, until finally the police officer separated me from my two captors and started asking me, are you elizabeth smart? if you are, do you know your family misses you so much and they love you so much, and they have never given up on you. don't you want to go home? and it was only at that point i could finally tell them that i was elizabeth. >> shepard: incredible. brian david mitchell is serving two life sentences. joining us now mel robins, trial attorney. >> great-looking set, shepard. >> thank you. when we crank it up for breaking news it's going to work beautifully. you think about this poor girl all she has been through, and i guess it's a bit of

let's check in with elizabeth cook elizabeth with the wild weather. >> the winds are calming down. it's actually a live look over dublin. so temperatures right now, mainly in the 50s. 40s to 50s but the wind gusts, that's what we are really talking about. in the pass area, 75 miles per hour. at the peak and caused the big rigs to overturn. san francisco, pittsburgh, close to 50 miles per hour. that was certainly the worst of it. looking better, mostly 15 to 20 miles per hour on the coast and bay. calmer still up in the north bay and high deaf dopplers are relatively busy this morning. a pop-up shower is still possible. we'll check the seven-day forecast coming up. michelle, back to you. >> elizabeth, thank you. we're not the only ones getting wind-whipped. check out these pictures from brussels belgium. much of northern europe is feeling the effects of a powerful atlantic storm packing 100-mile-an-hour winds, damage is widespread and hundreds of thousands without power and more than a dozen deaths are blamed on the violent weather. alphonso van marsh said they got the brunt of the

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elizabeth: huge mistake.d there i am normally in support of the sec but this case was disaster from the word go. charlie: here' there is where im going to disagree with you. if you think insider trading is a bad thing, i don't think it is the crime of the century. if you think having a rich guy like mark cuban, a rich fatcat billionaire have an inside advantage is not necessarily a bad thing, i think you have to pursue the case. i hear these stupid statements. the bottom line is this. how many no names were in that book. a lot of people they do stupid things and the sec catches them. they have very sophisticated tracking devices, you trade a stock before, this shows up, but we see journalists and it makes me sick when we see journalists go out this elevating what mark cuban did, he had an unfair advantage. i believe he knew it was wrong, they couldn't make the case. dagen: that is what dagen was doing earlier. dagen: i was just running laps around the studio. elizabeth, go ahead. does the sec go after these c

elizabeth smart is telling her story.d and snatched from her bed room and abused physically and mentally and sexually and miles from home the whole time. >> somehow, it would get worse. when i thought it was bad enough to drink alcohol. he forced me to drink so much. next morning my face and hair would be crusted to the ground in vomit. >> this is dr. keith a blon ow. >> i. dr. ably. >> and elizabeth smart's story is jaw- dropping as we always have known and she talked about how two hideous people deprived her of water and food for days and she was basically kept as brian david mitchell's sex slave in a course of nine months. dr. do you find when people go back to ve visit the trauma they endured as she had to for writing the book, is it healing or reopen all of the wounds? >> there is healthy debate about that in psychiatry. >> i find that people heal. when you face your demons instead of running from them you find out you are bigger than they are. her unsparring autobiograpy shows she must have therefore survived it to

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(squealing) elizabeth: fly high. taylor: that's our view. elizabeth: the water is so clear.

back to you guys. >>> elizabeth, thank you. the feds will not do a formal investigation into a recent fire in a electric car. the ntsb says there's no sign it was caused by a safety defect. the fire happened after a tesla hit debris on a freeway in washington. it was apparently impaled by metal debris. >>> other headlines on this friday, today marking the second anniversary of the occupy oak protests. activities planned today starting at 9:00 a.m., with a protest at the oak marriott hotel. it's where the sheriff is holding a training exercise. also a march to the plaza coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> check out the fancy new addition to levi stadium. solar panels. crews completed the first phase of the solar installation yesterday. once complete, the stadium could be the first nfl venue to have sustainable and league certification standards incorporated right into the design of the stadium. 49ers will play at their new home next season. >>> happening today, the golden gate bridge district will consider raising the toll to cross t

he became the first elizabeth city state university student and youngest person in the history of elizabethity to when a seat on the city council and he was the top vote getter in the race. he swept up 38% of all votes cast in a race in which 1 million people were rung, the best vote getter by far. there you have it. he won. he beat the odds to get on the ballot. he beat the odds to win. and maybe i just don't understand the odds, very well, but either way, i was wrong. and i stand very, very, happily corrected. and mr. king, congratulations on a fight well fought. now you have to be a good city counselor. we'll all be watching. you have councilor. because we'll be watching. first look is up next. >>> good thursday morning. right now on first look. two armed groups taken libya's lieder hostage. is it retaliation? >>> new details related to the shutdown's impact on families who lost loved ones in the line of duty. >>> republicans head to the white house for talks with president obama. >>> extreme rollerblading, plus, the one beverage that beat 57 others to remedy a hangover. good morning eve

i spoke with elizabeth earlier today.and your reasons that you and your family have obviously been very private about, exactly what happened over the last ten years, why did you decide to now write about it? >> there are a lot of reasons, i think the biggest is because i do a lot of public speaking. and every time i speak, someone comes up to me and says i was raped and i have never told anyone that. or i was kidnapped. or my dad tried to sell me to pay the mortgage on the house. i mean, i've had so many disclosures come to me. and so when i tried to consider writing a book that is really one of of the main reasons that drove me. because i wanted to reach out to the survivors and victims. i wanted them to know that these things do happen. but it doesn't mean that you have to be defined by it for the rest of your life of the you can move forward and be happy. >> was it scary to contemplate about writing about it? because you write in great detail about the physical assaults and rape and all of it? >> i thought a lot about

he became the first elizabeth city state university student and youngest person in the history of elizabethity to when a seat on the city council and he was the top vote getter in the race. he swept up 38% of all votes cast in a race in which 1 million people were rung, the best vote getter by far. there you have it. he won. he beat the odds to get on the ballot.

elizabeth, thank you very much. in response to the combat power of iran and hezbollah terrorists, the obama administration said it would send arms to the rebels fighting the syrian dictatorship. america's ambassador to sirria, robert ford, was called before congress today to explain how that's going. margaret brennan has our story. >> reporter: the welcome ambassador ford got from sen ten see republican bob corker made it clear what type of morning it would be. >> i want to thank you for coming before us today because you have to be incredibly embarrassed. >> reporter: corker accused the administration of breaking its promise to deliver military aid to the free syrian army. >> do you feel good about what our country is doing with the opposition right now? >> senator, there isn't a person on my team at the state department who doesn't feel frustrated, frustrated by the syrian problem in general. >> reporter: ford argued the u.s. is helping and pointed to the state department's delivery today of 10 pickup trucks to th

within we come back, the name elizabeth smart.'ll remember that face, hearing about the kidnapping by a deranged capital. now she's finally telling us what happened, 9 months of torture at 14 years of age. she joins us on "new day" about her new book. >>> native american groups, politicians, even the president turning up the heat on the nfl's washington redskins. will the owner agree to change the team's name? affic, congestion, for the smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the buses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out as much pollution into the air. so i feel good. i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ [ baby fussing ] ♪ "first day of my life" by bright eyes

let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> reporter: thanks, lawrence. i guess it's been a rough week traffic-wise but i brought the good traffic with me. everything is quiet out there, no big hot spots, no major accidents. let's take a look outside. we'll show you what we're talking about. a live look at the san mateo bridge. the right side of your screen that is only a 16-minute drive time between hayward and foster city. so everything looks good on the flat section and the high-rise part of that span. out towards the bay bridge and so far no metering lights. so before 5:00 everything is cruising along all the way across the span into san francisco. a little bit of lower deck on the lower deck on both spans but not enough to slow you down or impact the drive time. live look for silicon valley commuters westbound 237, leaving milpitas, so far it's a really quick trip towards sunnyvale and 101. bart can't catch a break. there was that train fire on the tracks last night. that train is still there. so they are trying to remove it into a yard. they are hop

the coins have queen elizabeth on the front. background of cherubs and lilies on the reverse size. the smallest one will go for about $20, while a 1-kilo sells for about $80,000. >> that's it for us tonight. back at 11:00. i'm denise koch. >> thanks for watching maryland's news station. >> pelley: tonight, death benefits are cut off for families of fallen troops. it's part of the government shutdown. late today, the president apologized to the nation. the speaker of the house stood his ground. david martin and anthony mason are on the breaking story. the supreme court heard arguments that the rich should be allowed to give as much as they want to political campaigns. jan crawford on how the justices reacted. ... the nobel prize goes to the men who explained the origin of everything. mark phillips on the god particle. and our prize goes to 9 92-year-old betty suscind. this full-time federal employee wants to give washington a piece of her mind. >> the only problem is you feel like you're the only grown-up in the room after a whil

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. >>> and elizabeth smart's first book after her kidnapping.irst, your local news. >>> we're back on this monday with more of "today" and story of resilience, courage and try triumph. >> elizabeth smart, kidnapped from her own bedroom and held captive for nine months. >> ten months later broken her silence about what happened during that terrifying ordeal. a new book called "my story." elizabeth, we're so glad you're with us, and so glad you're here to tell your tale, which we think is going to be really inspirational for so many other people who have maybe lost hope in their life. we won't go through the whole thing, because we don't have as much time as savannah had with you, but tell us why you wrote the book, first and foremost. >> i do a lot of speaking. i just an incredible opportunity to go around the country and speak to a lot of different groups, and every time that i have spoken to different groups i have had at least, at the very least, one person that's come forward and said, i was raped, or i was kidnapped, or my parent tried to se

he became the first elizabeth city state university student and youngest person in the history of elizabethity council and he was the top vote getter in the race. he swept up 38% of all votes cast in a race in which 1 million people were running, the best vote getter by far. there you have it. he won. he beat the odds to get on the ballot. he beat the odds to win. and maybe i just don't understand the odds, very well, but either way, i was wrong. and i stand very, very, happily corrected. and mr. king, congratulations on a fight well fought. now you have to be a good city counselor. we'll all be watching. that does for it tonight. now time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >>> who can lead the republicans out of the mess they created for themselves in washington? kid this possibility it is going to sound a little wild. but maybe -- just maybe -- the koch brothers. >> day nine of the government shutdown. >> day nine of the government shutdown. >> that is why we are here in general. >> this government shutdown. >> shutdown. >> shutdown. >> shutdown. >> shutdown. >> the government s

he became the first elizabeth city state university student and youngest person in the history of elizabeth seat on the city council and he was the top vote getter in the

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elizabeth cohen is here to talk about this. it's heart breaking. >> it is.a sick child, none of the regular treatments are working and your doctor says go to maryland, they have experiments it will trial that might work for you. you get up and go told sorry, we can't take new patients right now because of the shutdown. it's horrible. >> these are people just trying something, anything because they are sick. they're very sick. and they're willing to go out on a live here. >> these are usually people who have tried all sorts of things, some of them have tried everything. they're doing this experimental trial because they have nothing left. that's right. so this makes it -- there's no other place to go usually for their experiment. i mean, it's the nih or nothing. >> so what happens? i mean what happens to those folks, especially those kids? are you talking about as more and more time days go on, weeks go on, they no longer qualify for the trials or they end up getting sicker? >> right now, they will still get care. i want to be clear about that. they just can'