o'reilly. >> emma o'reilly, she was in the thick of it.ngs that were going on within the team. for her to come out, that was huge. for betsy andreu to keep fighting, she has never backed down from the power of the armstrong camp. >> myself and betsy, we were kind of the unattractive face of cycling. the seven-time tour de france winner is much more attractive to look at rather than two women going, they are doping. what would you prefer to watch, the tour de france or two women saying there are drugs in cycling. >> two crazy women. >> two crazy women. >> i prayed a lot. i prayed a lot. i have prayer cards to saint teresa that are tattered. i just wanted the truth out with god's blessing, just with god's blessing. i wanted the truth out because i was being ex core reeighted when i told the truth and two, there is a bigger picture here. this is huge in the history of sport. shouldn't it be revealed? shouldn't the truth be told? shouldn't the truth matter? it was rough. >> there had to be days when it sure didn't seem like the truth mattered.

emma watson is here! [ cheers and applause ] she's beautiful. she's talented. emma where? emma who?show -- what a career this guy's had. he's an actor, he's a singer, a musician. now he's an author. one of my all-time favorites. he has a new book out. tony danza is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] [ as tony danza ] "hey, yo. yo, eh." i used to do an impression of tony danza. >> steve: let's hear it. >> jimmy: i used to do an impression of tony danza from "who's the boss?" he goes -- he kinda had the same -- when he was sayin' everyone's name. he'd go -- [ as tony danza ] "angela! [ laughter ] jonathan! [ laughter ] mona! [ laughter ] samantha!" [ laughter ] >> steve: that's very good. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's my all-time favorite guy. all-time favorite. he's good at everything he does. >> steve: nice fella. >> jimmy: and this guy just kicked off the second season of his show, "symon's suppers," on the cooking channel. tonight, we're cookin' with chef michael symon. [ cheers and applause ] and i cannot wait. hey guys, it's time for "late night hashtags." here we go!

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. >> emma says that her daughter is a conscientious student.he remembers what happened back in elementary school when a classmate tried to copy her work. >> did she tell the cheaters at that time? >> she did. >> but will she speak up today? >> how do you think she'll react when the cheating starts happening around her? >> i think she will be very stressed and nervous. >> and gianna admits she's not sure. >> kids act differently when they are not with their moms, don't they? >> sasha, gianna, and emma think they are here to be tested on pop culture. a dry run, our producer tells them, for a game show that nbc is developing. >> we need your help to develop this new show. >> the questions will be about tv and music, light-hearted stuff, but it's the competition that experts say motivates some kids to cheat. the parents are much waing as we give these kids their first task, an individual quiz. >> we want to get a sense of how much you know by yourself. >> any student knows that means no talking. hidden cameras are rolling and our producer leaves. i

emma is not at all, even though she is stunningly beautiful, emma is not at all about her looks. you know that is who emma is, and that shown through in her portrayal as hermione. that is why she was such a smart bright girl and i needed her to be that kind of person. >> just how i remember it, the trees, the river. everything. like nothing's changed. not true, of course, everything's changed. all the trees, the river, not even me. maybe we should just stay here, harry, grow old. >> rose: did the movies teach you anything about your characters? did you see anything about your characters that might have added to their complexity. because actors can take lines. >> yeah, definitely, and make them their own. >> rose: their job is to enhance them. >> gary oldman was fantastic as sirius. he was amazing. and he gave sirius something that was in my mind for sirius but on screen, i really saw it, that slight edge of insanity, of being unbalanced, someone who had been locked up for a long time. and he just played that. >> now this is me. i want you to take the others and get out of here. >

. >>> plus -- cover girls from emma watson to mila kunis. what's it take to make the gofr of the biggest-selling fashion magazine in america? we're there. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. tonight the view from inside a cash landing. it's an extraordinary experiment a team of expert whose rigged a 727 jet with cameras and test dumbies and then crashed it into a mexican desert. the point? to see if there are ways to help passengers survive when the unthinkable happens. and the answer could be as simple as choosing the right seat. here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> plane is now on remote. >> the most critical phase is right now. >> reporter: you're watching the final moments of one of the most dramatic one-way trips ever recorded. >> don't need seat belts no more. here we go. >> reporter: the daring pilots all wearing parachutes. bail out a hatch in the back. >> jumpers away. >> reporter: high-speed, high-risk jump with no margin for error. >> four miles to impact point. >> reporter: this boeing 727, which once carried bob dole during his p

emma's been using rex since she was 18 months old, the youngest ever. so she never outgrows hers. does rex help you do things that you couldn't do before? >> yes. >> reporter: it does? >> it helps me play in my kitchen. >> reporter: so, you can lift things? >> and lift heavy stuff up. >> reporter: can you think back and see where she is now -- >> oh, it's incredible. it's unbelievable. and every single thing we do it's like therapy for her. i'm sorry. we look at each other and say, how did we do that? how did we even make this happen? so, to know now she's this independent little person, she's come far, such a long way. >> she has. i see why emma's mom gets so upset, because it literally changes her daughter's life in a way they didn't think possible. >> she's an extraordinary little girl. her condition will not get worse, but she has the potential to get better with these devices that can train her muscles and joints to a certain extent. >> i'm still trying to wrap my brain around exactly what i just saw. >> yeah. >> so it can duplicate -- >> everyone

i see why emma's mom gets so upset. daughter's life. >> she's an extraordinary little girl. her condition will not get worse, but she has the potential to get better with these devices that can train her muscles and joints to a certain extent. brain around exactly what i just saw. >> everyone else is too. >> it can duplicate anything. >> conceivable yes kit duplicate just about anything. these machines will get better and better and as we go along that's why some of these legal issues will be explored more and more. we talked to engineers, lawyers, doctors about this. every single person says look is is a whole new world. >> yeah. >> and so, you know, the world will change likely because of it. there will be lawsuits. if somebody tries to make something that somebody has already made, there's a patent on it, whatever else, it's just a lot that needs explored. they are just at the very beginning but it's a fascinating business to talk about. >> fascinating story. >> can we duplicate charlie rose? >> hope so. >> i'm going

emma o'reilly says the doctor gave armstrong a steroid cream and back-dated it. >> had he complained you about saddle sores? >> no, no. it wasn't about saddle sores. the whole thing was just a back-tated prescription to help kind of explain his elevated cortizone level in the test. >> of course, if he had been prescribed this cream, then it should have been listed as a -- on the therapeutic exemption. >> yeah. and it wasn't because he wasn't taking the cream. it was just purely back-dated to cover up that cortizone elevation, yeah. will the back-dated prescription was rigged to suit the test. >> when she was subpoenaed to give sworn evidence, emma o'reilly insisted that her memory was clear. >> is there any doubt in your mind as to what happened and what you heard? >> none whatsoever. at all. i can still to this day picture the whole scene vividly. >> she was labeled a traitor by lance armstrong. she was told she'd never work in the business again by the armstrong group. we found her to be xmreem creamily credible on the issues and the things she said she had seen and done. >> lance

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>> her name is 'em that sophia. >> and emma sophia, we are all thinking about you.y joins me here. had to be such a risk, to take any baby in perfect weather to move a baby like that. >> within a hospital, ashlee. to go from a floor to the next, i remember this in medical school. it was a coordinated effort and in this situation, under the gun. you don't have much time and not much power and relying on hands to continue to breathe for this baby. and obviously, in the middle of the storm, i mean, it's harrowing. there aren't many things i think in medicine not completely coordinated and in this case they had to but -- >> had to. is there a circumstance where you say, you know what? you can't move. we have to do whatever we can in these howling winds and this pitch black freezing cold. this is the only place certain patients can be treated? we cannot move them? >> yes. i have seen this around the world. you have gone, as well, where there's no other place better or the circumstances dictate that. the problem here is that, you know, when you run out of power, these bab

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did you know that it was based on the story "emma" written by a fantastic author? >> i did. and you told me that earlier in the office. >> and then i went on-line and connish ifed it. >> when i saw the film "emma" with gwenyth paltrow. they ripped off "clueless." that's how dumb i was. >> i wonder about was. >> from twitter hates to thursday's debates. so after the daily caller reported that president obama then known as barack obama attended the wedding of abc news senior foreign correspondent, many conservatives said this was another example of media bias. abc news responded, this is absurd. martha is known for her tough, fair reporting. added, you are nothing but a frustrated young man. that's not what they said. the president attended this wedding over two decades ago along with nearly the entire laurie view. many of -- entire law review. wow. the entire law review at your wedding. that must have been the best electric slide ever. the advisor to the nonpartisan debate commission says the organization doesn't care obama attended the wedding more than 20 years ago. he tell

emma paulino/organizaci on o.c.o / 1:25 22:12 es todo trabajos, es como invitarlos a ser parte de laciedad, sino hay oportunidades de trabajo y servicios sociales 22:20 por su parte la policia investiga el motivo de los asesinatos. johnna watson/dep. de policia de oakland 1:37 32:21 desafortunadamen te perdimos 4 vidas en las ultimas 12 horas, pero seguimos haciendo progresos, dijo la vocera del departamento...en tre ellos menciono que se han confiscado 565 armas... agrego que continuan trabajando con la comunidad, como el principal de sus recursos para atajar la violencia. 39:23 asi las cosas oakland completqa 89 homicidios este ano, 8 mas que en la misma epoca el ano pasado con esta informacion me despido regreso con ustedes 39:33 cesar ---un departamento de policia del area de la bahia podria estar a punto de desaparecer. take vo ---la ciudad de milpitas, esta analizando la posibilidad de eliminar su departamento de policia y sub-contratar a la oficina de alguacil del condado de santa clara para proteger la seguridad de sus residentes. ---la propuesta fue debatida esta noche en el

. >> this is the story of emma, also beautiful, but fragile as you say.o the story of the doctors and the nurses who saved her in the middle of hurricane sandy, while her parents were stranded so far away. monday night, this baby, 13-day-old baby martinez, a preemie, weighing only two pounds, suddenly needed to be transferred to mt. sinai. challenging under any conditions and these were extraordinary ones. at about 10:30 p.m., the ceo of mt. sinai, dr. kenneth davis, got the call. within the hour, babies from lang langone started arriving. >> it's frightening, and when you are dealing with tiny babies that are so fragile, it really can be an extraordinary circumstance. >> reporter: in front of nyu medical center, mt. sinai is about four clocks to the west. just over there is the east river. at company 7:00 p.m., there was no water inside that hospital. at 7:45, there was ten feet. the power started to go out and then the generator failed, and then all of a sudden, the patients and the doctors found themselves in a worst-case scenario. as for the parents o

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here's emma. >> so cute, emma. the best part about her face paint is that tongue, right?oks like you're a doggy with your tongue out. >> all right. very nice. thank you so much, lynn. >> thank you. >> i appreciate this. this is a good-looking group. happy halloween, everybody. all right. thanks so much. >>> and coming up, step-by-step video on these looks, go to today.com. >> these are fake leaves. >> fake leaves, yes, they are, and i'm not really here, i'm a fake weather man. coming up, fall and winter fashion right after these messages. i am here for your heads! [ bump ] ugh. i'm the horseless headsman. i think you mean the headless horseman? no. have a snickers®. why? because you get confused when you're hungry. better? better. [ male announcer ] you're not you when you're hungry®. snickers® is halloween satisfaction. you're only good at one thing. well, there's more to me than that. i can handle splatters and spills. i even kill bacteria. smudgy residue -- not me. i give you more ways to shine. windex. smudgy residue -- not me. you can't argue with nutrition you can s

emma stone. >> we're going big, people.yeah. >> and then, that ends -- the finale's gonna be some time in november. >> jimmy: sad. >> very sad. >> jimmy: but great news -- >> yeah? >> jimmy: you already have a new show. >> yes! >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thank you! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: now, this is going to be on nick at nite. >> yep. >> jimmy: and what is it called again? >> "wendell and vinnie." >> jimmy: "wendell and vinnie." and you play vinnie. >> it's already funny. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is. >> 'cause that's -- >> jimmy: "wendell and vinnie." >> they laughed at the title. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: now, explain what -- >> we got a hit! >> jimmy: wait, wait. explain what it is. you play vinnie. >> yes, i play vinnie. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then, another person plays wendell. >> jimmy: there you go. [ laughter ] >> that's the show. >> jimmy: well, you're one of the funniest guys, i'm telling you. when you watch this "icarly" episode, you'll see -- if you haven't seen "icarly" -- >> you

the baby did make it to her new hospital and her parents will name her emma sophia. >> and little emma is going to have a story to tell. >> she is. >> the rest of her life. >> lots of tears now but lots of laughter later on when they tell her about the great storm that moved through. >>> we have storm clouds coming toward us. nothing like the east coast but things could get interesting on this halloween. outside now we have some mostly cloudy skies. we are look at some drizzle to begin the day so the roads are very slick. i think as we head throughout the day we'll see increasing clouds and a chance of showers in the north bay. i should mention there are also delays at sfo of two hours this morning on arriving flights and that rain becoming likely as we head into the evening hours. here's a cold front headed toward the bay area now some of the rain beginning to move into the far northern portions of the state. it will take the better part of the day to get here. increasing clouds throughout the day and rain moving in looks like right in time for the trick or treaters in the north bay a

>> reporter: this is the story of emma, anderson. also beautiful but fragile, as you say.it's also the story of the doctors and the nurses who saved her in the middle of hurricane sandy while her parents were stranded so far away. monday night this baby, 13-day-old baby martinez, a preemie weighing just two pounds, suddenly needed to be urgently transported from nyu langone hospital to mount sinai. a challenge under any condition, and these were extraordinary ones. at about 10:30 p.m. ceo of mt. sinai, dr. kenneth davis, got the call. within an hour the babies from langone started arriving. >> it's frightening. it's about as challenging as you can get. and when you're dealing with tiny little babies like this who are so fragile, it really can be an extraordinary circumstance. >> reporter: we're in front of nyu medical center. mt. sinai is several blocks to the north over there and about four blocks to the west. and that's sort of the important point because just over there is the east river. what we now know is at 7:00 p.m. there was no water inside that hospital. at 7:45

emma we are operating -- >> we're operating with a german company. we have been cooperating technically for a long time. the company is recognized, and it has been on the market for decades now. >> if he now makes 80% -- he now makes sales -- genomics the% of his sales abroad, driven by the pressure of his country's crisis. >> it is not just grease causing concern -- global growth issues are also weighed on investors' inds -- it is not just greece causing concern. >> the international monetary fund has cut its global growth forecast for the year from 3.5% to 3.3%. >> the imf is warning policymakers that they only prolong the slump if they fail to fix their problems. >> the t-shirts and jackets made in this beijing factory are destined for shops in europe, but chinese textile companies are seeing a drop in orders from germany, france, and spain. the double digit growth in china and india appears to be over for now -- the double-digit growth in china and india. the international monetary fund has cut its growth forecast for the global economy to just 3

emma watson, she's one of the stars, she tweeted, i take it the irony of massive storm holding up productionof noah is not lost. >> that little structure could be somewhere floating in the atlantic right now. >> exactly. you see these pictures coming in. your hearts just go out to so many of the folks out there where you know just the fires that we saw going in queens, our thoughts and prayers are with everybody all along the east coast. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." finally, here is a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. state governors join matt and savannah with the storm news. with seven days left in the final sprint to the white house, hear the latest details on how the candidates are weathering the storm. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good o

crowd, he's not in the out crowd, he's a normal kid that you would want to say, hi, i'm here to take emma to prom. police did conduct a search last week, but may not have come close to the body. >> we missed the body. we missed the body. there's -- that body that we are retrieving right now are, you know, it's in the area. one of the areas that we had searched. >> reporter: now bryan glenn was supposed to have taken sat's last saturday and next month he was going to go to colleges to visit them. now his family will be planning a funeral. i'm peggy fox reporting live in fairfax, back to you. >> peggy, thank you. tonight, a mom and her 15-year- old son are fighting back against bullies in their school district. so far, the young man says there have been four incidents at the high school this year, including one today. brings us their story. >> what is it going to take? >> sharyl can't fight back the tears as she talks about the bullying she says her 15-year- old son has had to endure. >> i don't remember schools ever being this bad, ever. >> preston says just today, three kids who attend br

but then four minutes from the bank at manu well emma nikkei equalized meaning one one with the whistle. just gone for. desperate for points tonight after going to close in their three two last week to barcelona in the opening game week you know i am raised charges on able to call on top choice goalkeeper a. brazilian move for tonight's. now the other teams in group g. barcelona benfica go head to head in lisbon later the top after their three two win over the most divides sure of the points and celtic in their opening. manchester united will be seeking to pluck the last weekend's home defeat to tottenham behind them when they take on. ryan giggs paul scholes and antone. if lindsay are all set to miss the transylvania clash though well which beside braga are in turkey for a gala tussle right test. over in group b. current leader shakhtar donetsk visit eventis while defending champions chelsea take on danish champs f.c. . with bad about a very selfless joint leaders byard munich while the lead here on illegal need in spain both sides striving for points after losing the opening fixture.