gabby giffords is there as the man who shot her is sentenced. her husband, mark kelly, tells us what was going through their minds. >>> freezing over. the families in the storm zone, hud. ing in blanketsing a they're hit with another storm. >>> and band of brothers. our bob woodruff, standing up for heroes tonight. the healing power of rock and roll. ♪ >>> good evening once again from washington, d.c., where the election may be over, but the clock is sticking on an issue affecting every american family. and standing at the urgent crossroads, the president and the speaker of the house, republican john boehner. there is a freight train bearing down on this country, called the fiscal cliff. it made the stock market so nervous today, for the second day in a row, it dropped. and business leaders have begun to come forward to warn the government there will be serious economic consequences if there's no deal. at issue, the fiscal cliff, a doomsday law that hikes taxes and inleashes a wrecking ball of cuts on january 1st. so, i started by asking speaker

you have gabby gifford there's in the second row with her husband. you've got about ten victims inside of that room. we are told that gabby giffords, that there wasn't very much emotion on her face before she left the courtroom, but we are told that loughner looked sulen. that is according to folks who are inside of that room. i can't imagine what it is like to be there. how, first of all, did he strike a plea deal and avoid the death penalty? >> this was a fortunate move probably for both sides. loughner was facing possible death if he were convicted. he almost certainly would have been convicted. why would prosecutors agree to this? why would the victims agree to give hem a life sentence, which is ultimately what he will have. it takes the risk out of the trying the case. it takes the horrific trauma away from the victims who would have to relive the shooting and the loss of their loved one during the trial, and i think the final thing is when you are pragmatic about this, he is a schizophrenics. he has had a long history of mental illness. it's hi

congresswoman gabby giffords ask her husband, mark kelly, stood side by side. loughner look toward him as kelly said, "mr. loughner, you may have put a bullet through her head, but you haven't put a dent in her spirit and her commitment to make the world a better place." giffords did not speak but stood fully upright, her paralyzed right arm in a sling. kelly ended with this, "you have decades upon decades to contemplate what you did, but after today, after this moment, here and now, gabby and i are done thinking about you." pam simon is one of giffords' staffers who was wounded. >> i could see in the way she stood, very straight, standing with mark kelly. i knew-- i could sense in the way she held her head, her curiosity, her great intellect, and, also, i believe, that it may have provided some closure for her. she is an amazing woman. >> reporter: loughner only spoke when he was asked by the judge if he waved his right to address the court. he replied, "that's true." loughner's shooting rampage was in january of 2011 in the tucson shopping mall where giffords

gabby giffords' husband mark kelly is with us now exclusively. mark, good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. >> it could not have been easy to be inside that courtroom. what was it like for you and for gabby to come face to face with this man? did she express anything about it afterwards to you? >> this was something we, you know, we've been thinking about for the last month. before that she wasn't really interested in attending but about a month ago she changed her mind and thought it would be a good idea for her to be there to get some sense of resolution to what happened. inside the courtroom it was pretty comfortable until the moment that he walked in and then it was pretty intense, you know, to be sitting just probably about 30 feet from where jared loughner was. you know, gabby was sitting up in her chair and sitting up straight, spent a lot of time looking at him. it was the first time she really had ever seen him. >> loughner, of course, didn't say anything, no emotion, no apologies. did you feel when you were speaking that you we

gabby giffords still has trouble walking. her astronaut husband, mark kelly, and gabby approached the podium slowly and kelly did the talking. he looked directly at loughner and the first thing he said, and if you pull up the graphic it's stunning. gabby would trade her own life to save any of those you savagely murdered that day. you may have put a bullet through her head, but you have not put a dent in her spirit or commitment. kelly also at one moment said to loughner, pay attention. he also talked about the physical damage that has come being as a result a loughner's attack on his wife. and he said if we could show that second quote. she struggles to deliver each and every sentence. gabby strugs to walk. her right arm is paralyzed. she is partially blind. you have decades upon decades to contemplate what you did. after today gabby and i are done thinking about you. so with that, the couple sat down. miss giffords left the courtroom briefly and then returned, and the proceedings are still under way, tamron. other victims,

it's terrifying. >> gabby could go into shunt failure at any time. with no warning.fighting for more funding and research and gabby's mom took a job there to help. >> she was like, do you want a shunt for the rest of your life? i'm like no way. no, no, no. >> hoe wow. a great little girl. she's had 15 surgeries and is only 12 years old. >> and a great spirit and attitude. >> the race is tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. at west potomac park which is right beside the national mall and if you want to sign up or even just donate you can visit run for hydro.com. >> that is wonderful. it is so great to see her mom has really made it her mission to help others as well. >> right. >> good job. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> and let's talk about the weather. >> yes. >> we have no complaints this weekend. it's two weekends in a row. >> i know. >> they'll have great weather for the run tomorrow too. >> i think they will. no complaints at all. no threat for rain so that is very important for runners going out tomorrow morning. and for anything you want to do on your saturday

gabby and i are done thinking about you, during his remarks in the courtroom. said, i thought this quote really resounded, you tried to create a world as dark and evil as your own. remember this you failed you. may have put a bullet through her head but you did not put a dent in her spirit. >> the thing that caught me during diane's interview was when he said gabby was looking in his eyes the whole time, looking right at him. and mark said it was almost like jared was looking back like he was trying to intimidate them a little bit. kind of staring back at them. just imagine. obviously a sick man. some mental illness going on there, clearly. you can imagine that kind of moment what it must have been like in the courtroom not just emotionally intense, but how you suppress the anger enough to say, look, we are moving on, looking ahead a little bit. mark kelly speaking of that has not ruled out perhaps running for public office himself. we will see what kind of future has in store for the family. >> in turn made it a political statement too, coming down on arizona'

he spoke to our diane sawyer about his wife, gabby giffords and what he told the man who tried to killntense day in court for sure. >> absolutely. >>> as we approach veterans day we meet wounded warriors who have taken up instruments during their treatment. a moving story from our own bob woodruff. an amazing, what people do, lost so much. get their spirit back and devote injuries. that story definitely inspiring. >> how inspirational music can be. as you said just a great way for them to devote and pour themselves into it very therapeutic. >>> and then, "insomniac theater," this morning, we are featuring two great men, one rob nelson -- kidding. one greater than the other. talking james bond and president abraham lincoln. what the film critics are saying about them. i think you can figure out which one we are alluding to is greater than the other. >> lincoln looks great, daniel day-lewis, extraordinary actor. every i read he blows you away in the movie. if you are a history buff. one you may want to check out. we'll get to that in just a second. first, two weeks after superstorm sandy

i think today is going to be the first and last time that gabby will have an opportunity -- gabby andl have an opportunity to be in the same room as her attacker. it's an opportunity to close a chapter. it will be the last time she's there too. he'll go off -- he'll continue in prison where he belongs, and she's going to bring closure to this. they're doing great. she's back in tucson. they bought a new house. she's so happy to be home in her beloved hometown. this is an opportunity for closure and for this nightmare to really officially be behind her. >> america got to see her at the convention, and certainly she still has the hearts and prayers. >> she sure does. >> from the country for a full recovery. congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, thank you so much for your time. we are keeping a close eye on the markets. not much movement today. we're seeing negative numbers down by 35 points on the dow jones. there was a recovery from yesterday's big sell-off, as we looked back on what we saw yesterday, though, the dow closed down by more than 300 points yesterday. you see trading down

funds for decorating her home. >>> today for the first time after she was gunned down 22 months ago gabby giffords will come face to face with the man who tried to assassinate her. jared lock ner will be sentenced to life without pa roll. giffords husband, mark kelley, will also be in court reading a letter on his wife's behalf. >>> the election in florida is still too close to call in the presidential contest. and in another florida race, republican congressman alan west is demanding a recount despite the fact that he's trailing democrat patrick murphy by nearly 2500 votes considered outside the margin for a recount. >>> at least 48 are dead after a massive 7.4 magnitude earthquake in guatemala. cameras rolled as an after shock hit. >>> take a look at the upper right-hand part of your screen. this is amazing. do you see that woman. this incredible video from great britain. it shows a woman who survived after getting crushed by three cars while trying to walk across the street. amazingly she suffered only nonlife threatening head injuries. unreal. >>> now to wall street where u.s. markets

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after this day, after this moment here and now gabby and i are done thinking about you.also heard from the congresswoman's former intern daniel hernandez, remember him? emergency workers say he helped save her life after the shooting. today he said he supports the prosecution's decision not to ask for the death penalty for loughner. >> an eye for an eye causes the world to go blind and while we may not be able to bring back any of the people who lost their lives, or give back the people who have been injured and heal all of their physical and mental scars, we are able to succeed in finding a resolution and finding justice in what's happened. >> shepard: an eye for an eye causes the world to go blind. wise beyond his years. the judge delivered that sentencing today. sentencing him to seven consecutive life sentences plus another 140 years he will never get out of prison. dan springer live in tucson tonight. what do we know about how loughner acted in court today? >> yeah, shep. loughner didn't show any emotion. did he not address the court nor did he speak to his victims.

former congresswoman gabby giffords shot and wounded in the rampage is in court today. we have a live report just ahead jenna: a former congresswoman gab bril giffords is in an air sochb courtroom today for the sentencing of jird loughner. three months after he plead the guilty to murdering six people and wounding 12 others in rampage in giffords congress on your corner event. dan springer is there now. dan? >> reporter: it is an emotional hearing. we can't show you what is going on because no cameras are being allowed in. we have a producer inside and tilling about the victim statements. they are very emotional. we do know jared loughner's parents are there and gabby giffords and her husband mark kelly are inside as well as a lot of other victims and family members. we have lots of statements of people saying that one woman saying that her life will never be the same. that loughner took the love of her life, her husband. one woman said i forgive you. another person said, you know, there is no punishment good enough for you. gabby giffords at one point left the courtroo

his final words directed to loughner, after today after this moment here and now gabby and i are done thinking about you. loughner was diagnosed wizophre and more than a year treated at a missouri facility. today the judge urged he go back to month no to continue his treatment. >>> a show of force by one of the fastest growing political forces in the country, after playing a major role in tuesday's outcome latino voters marched to the white house with a message for president obama. fox 5's tom fitzgerald was there and says all they want now, results. >> reporter: chanting yes, we can in both english and spanish groups of hispanic voters and those who would like to be voters came to the white house. >> we have a mandate right now and the president is going to deliver. >> reporter: casa in action says this part demonstration part celebration of latino voting power is aimed at delivering a single message on a single issue. >> deliver comprehensive immigration reform. we believe that democrats want it and republicans need it. so the time to pass immigration reform. >> reporter: under the

gabby's eyes were locked on his the entire time. as i read the statement, i was looking up and his expression would change. he was paying attention to what i was saying. he wasn't happy at points. i felt like during that few minutes he and gabby were having quite the staring contest. >> kelly says gifford's recovery is going well. he hopes stricter gun control comes from this tragedy. >>> a military jet had to escort a flight to dallas after declaring an emergency. it was flying from denver international to dulles what a male passenger ignored landing instructions and started praying in the isle. the man was taken away for evaluation. >>> there's already an effort to keep a casino from being built in prince george's county. the likely sight of the casino filed a civil suit against the gor. the gaming center would compromise their quality of life. it's based on voter turnout. if not enough registered voters came to the poll to vote to meet the required majority to approve question 7. the dream act is hoping to start a national concen

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former congresswoman gabby giffords faced him for the fist time since the shooting. giffords looks toicly at loughner and held her husband's hand as mark kelly spoke firmly. you may have put a bullet through her head, but you haven't put a dent in her spirit. after today, after this moment, here and now, gabby and i are done thinking about you. the victims say this isn't closure but a step forward. >> i will never forget the horror of that day, the loss of my dear friend gabe zimmerman, the loss and wounding of so many good people. >> reporter: the courtroom was packed with victims and their families. shot in the face and leg, ron barber now fills giffords' seat in congress. i feel no hatred toward you, he says. now you must live with this burden and never again see the outside of a prison. the january th, 2011, congress on your corner shooting left a member of giffords' staff, a federal judge, a 9-year-old girl, and three others dead. suzy heilman brought the youngest victim, 9-year-old christina taylor-green, to meet giffords. she told loughner, you turned a civics

. >>> the psychotic shooter who opened fire on congresswoman gabga gabby giffords and nearly 20 others in tucson will be sentenced today. abc news has learned that giffords and mark kelly will be in a tucson courtroom, coming face-to-face with jared loughner. six people were killed in that shooting rampage. >>> and a 77-year-old arizona man is waking up to freedom this morning after spending almost 40 years in prison for a double-murder that he has always insisted he did not commit. reporter david biscamine of our abc station in phoenix has the story. >> reporter: it was a horrific crime. two people gunned down in a desert area north of the valley. the case went cold for more than a decade. until bill mccumber's wife turned him in, claiming he co sed. but his son says the two were going through a divorce. >> she was having affairs. >> reporter: his wife works for the sheriff's office. and mccumber's attorneys claim, she planted evidence. >> miraculously, out of the file jumped a palmprint that matched a palmprint of bill mccumber. >> reporter: 38 years later, bill mccumber walked out o

gabby would trade her own life to bring back any one of those you savagely murdered that day.has been forever changed. every day is a continual struggle to do those things she was once so good at. many, many other victims had the opportunity today inside the courtroom to speak up, to speak to this man about their pain, to speak about their loss, loughner was sentenced to life in prison with no chance for parole. at one point in the hearing, aides helped gabby giffords walk out of the courtroom for a couple of minutes and then did return. we don't know why it was she left. but i can tell you at least nine other shooting survivors were there, including a woman who stopped loughner from reloading his gun and the man that helped tackle him. again, six people killed. 13 wounded. in last yore's shooting rampage just outside that grocery store in tucson. one survivor speaking up in court today said that loughner's sentencing cannot bring closure to that dreadful day. >> that incident will be in my heart and find foras long as i live so i call it another step in the journey. it gives

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mark kelly, gabby's husband, stood up and talked to the judge about this.of what he said about, really, a lack of leadership is the best way to characterize it. listen. >> it's really unfortunate that somebody who won't take the lead on this issue. gabby and i are both gun owners. we're supporters of the second amendment. but i don't really believe that that extends to high capacity magazines and extends to making it so easy to buy a gun in this country. we elect leaders to try to address those problems. and this problem really hasn't been addressed sufficiently. >> would you agree -- what do you think should be done in the wake of this tragedy where really no change in gun laws? >> well, i am a supporter of the second amendment, but i do not own guns. i do support people being able to have them if they want them. but not in the hands of criminals. you know, the nra has a stranglehold -- the nra and the gun lobby and gun manufacturers, i believe, have the stranglehold on our legislators. and if you say anything about guns, you don't get elected because they

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you know, gabby's eyes were locked on his the entire time.s i read our statement, you know, i kept looking up and his expression would change. he was paying attention to what we were saying. wasn't really happy at points and, you know, i almost felt like, you know, during that whole few minutes that he and gabby were having quite the staring contest. >> also said it was pretty intense to sit just 30 feet away from loughner. loughner was sentenced to life in prissen for the january 2011 shooting attack in tucson that left six people dead. giffords and 12 others were wounded. >>> there is more to come on news 4 at 4:00. think your allergies are bad now? we'll tell you when the pollen count is expected to double. >> we're following the breaking news this evening on david petraeus and his resignation from the cia. who else could be on their way out from the obama white >>> one of the original tuskegee airman died. he was one of the first members of the famed 99th fighter squadron. the first black aviators in u.s. military. carter flew 77 missions

finally he just said, gabby and i are now done thinking about you.ictims got up and testified saying how this has dramatically impacted their life. perhaps the most moving was mary whose 76-year-old husband, both of them, were shot during this tragedy. her husband was laying on top of her bleeding to death. she recounted what she went through, how she told him to breathe, how she heard him breathe and how she knows that he heard her say i love you and that he died in her arms moments later. she also directly looked at loughner saying and then i passed out a few minutes later because you shot me three times as well. what was remarkable to me though, wolf, was how many of these victims said they were willing to forgive mr. loughner. they said because he has a mental illness they understand that he needs treatment, but they also want that treatment, that medication, to continue while he's in prison for the rest of his life because they want him to be aware of what he has done for the rest of his life. the actual sentence in effect life without the possi

after today, after this moment, here and now, gabby and i are done thinking about you." >>> 6:15.tagon says it will continue flying unmanned drones in international air space near iran even after iran fired at a drone last week. the drone was performing routine surveillance about 60 miles off the iranian coast when the shots were fired. it wasn't hit and returned to its base. >>> twitter users reported a series of unusual photos last night that may be the result of the social media website being hacked. dozens of users tweeted about it. pictures on their twitter time lines being replaced with this image, which referenced the attack on the u.s. embassy in libya that killed u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three others. there's no word where the image came from. >>> this year ps ak's cases of nile virus were the worst they've been in a decade. this morning we're getting word the virus may have mutated into a more serious form. it's affecting the brain more seriously than it has in the past. one doctor said he's witnessed the virus damaging parts of the brain that controls speech an

that was the seat held by gabby giffords. the ballots are still being counted and the lead seems to change everyday. her hand picked replacement is neck and neck with marsha mcsally. showed could be in better state financially next fiscal year. according to the baltimore sun, the budget analyst says next year's operating budget may fall $27 million short and while that doesn't sound good, it is far better than the hundreds of millions of dollars in shortfalls we've seen in the last few years. and one of the most expensive universities is losing ranking with u.s. news and world report. george washington university was taken off the 2013 list of best colleges today. that after the magazine says it overstated data on incoming freshman for more than a decade. the chief rancor says he thinks the error was inadvert ant. but will stay until future information can be confirmed. >> drivers of a pick-up truck and students need to be taken to the hospital. happened today. a pick-up truck rear-ended the bus at 301 andwan son road. a spok

former congresswoman gabby giffords set to appear at the sentencing of jared loughner and her husband will have something to say in court. >>> lots of folks to talk to this morning. we'll be chatting with republican senator kay bailey hutchison from texas. ohio congressman steve latourette, he's from ohio. san antonio mayor julian castro will be with us. dr. sanjay gupta will join us. comedian david allan grier -- im struggling to speak today -- will join us. it is thursday, november 8th, and "starting point" begins right now. >>> morning, welcome, everybody. let's start with that powerful nor'easter that's coming on the heels of an epic hurricane. it's bringing the northeast once again to its knees. thousands of superstorm sandy victims in new york and in new jersey enduring damaging winds and driving snow and bitter cold temperatures, all in the dark. as of 3:00 this morning, there are close to 700,000 customers in new york and new jersey, who don't have power. that number's rising. more than 1,500 flights have already been canceled, and just when service on the long island rail roa

he shot the then representative gabby give fords in the head -- giffords in the head. she and her husband will be there for the sentencing. six others were killed and 12 injured. >>> he is accused of maken an anti-islam film and stirring up violence in the middle east. and he is in prison but it's not for the movie because he admitted to using an alias that violates his probation from the bank fraud case that he was convicted on. he used another name in the case. the movie portraying the prophet as a womaniser and killer and child molester t sparked protests in several countries throughout the middle east when it was released. >>> and a military judge says that he must shave his beard and now the lawyers for the major are appealing that ruling. hassan is accused of killing 13 people and wounding 2 dozen during a shooting spree in texas. his lawyers say it is an expression of his faith. the appeal asks for the trial judge to be removed from the case because of alleged bias. it has been put on hold while the matter is resolved. he faces the death penalty if convicted. >>

after nearly being killed by jared loughner, former arizona congresswoman gabby gifts came face to face with him in a tucson courtroom yesterday. loughner was sentenced to seven consecutive life terms. her husband, mark kelley, told loughner, quote, you may have put a bullet through her head, but you haven't put a dent in her spirit. kelly also blasted arizona governor jan brewer as secless with her response to gun violence. kelly will sit down with savannah guthrie. >>> more than a week after hurricane sandy, drivers are still feeling the effects and frustration with long lines for gasoline. now new york city and long island officials are following new jersey's lead with fuel rationing. meanwhile, buyer be wear if you're in the market for a new or used car in the following years. >>> just like in hurricane's past, sandy left behind lots of soaked and sand-filled cars. >> the estimate is that there's at least 16,000 new cars that were damaged and up to 250,000 used cars. >> reporter: and guess where they thought they will end up. >> put-back in the market. >> reporter: so what do you do