are they serving at maggie brown's?n't think it has anything to do with the restaurant. just happens to be in front of the restaurant. the lights for maggie brown were flickering. this couple had to pop this cram out and film this fire. listen to it. >> it's on fire. >> i'm guessing an electrical fire. >> sounds like it. popping sounds. the other than of maggie brown says, the fire, went out saw the firefighters, nyfd and said, nothing's going on. don't worry about it. had to throw out a lot of food because he lost powary long time and not to mention gave everybody a free meal in the restaurant. >> and they told her, nothing's going on. >> upset about giving away the free meals and lost all the food but heal she got feed a lot of firemen on the scene. >> and this fire, dude, there's a fire on the sidewalk. come right now. >> right. >> seriously. >>> a rash of burglaries in a uk neighborhood. a culprit -- the cat. get it? the cat is a prolific thief. he roams the neighborhood and steals -- >> pretty much anything not nam

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the lovely maggie gyllenhaal will be joining us.s and applause ) excellent actress. as you know, presidential electionux less than five months away, it's a time when the american people reflect on the state of nation and the needs of its citizenry, examine which president's candidate would best address these urgent and critical time. ( laughter ). that's our job. their job is to raise as much ( bleep ) money as they can get their hands on. and it appears that is going to come down to the wire. tonight... ( cheers and applause ) that was our entire-- from what i understand, that may have been our entire graphics budget for the year. ( laughter ). president obama, as the incumbent, in terms of fund-raising, appears to have the inside track. >> the president shattering records for fund-raising events. he's held emergency 150 so far as president. that's nearly double the number george w. bush attended during his whole first term. >> jon: yeah! maybe if obama was running against this cat... ( laughter ) he could phone it in, too. that's

maggie gyllenhaal. ( cheers and applause ) to see you. >> jon: first of all, are you, as always, wonderful in this film. it's a witty film, beautifully directed. it is hilarious. it must have been fun to make, except for the corsets. >> you can't tell from this clip what the movie is actually about, though. >> jon: oh, should i explain very quickly what it is about or would you like to? >> did you see this one? >> jon: "hysteria?" i've seen it twice. >> i've been on the show so many times and you've never seen any of the movies. >> jon: it's the animated princess with the long hair who lives in a castle and she sings something about-- >> i think i would have made a lot more money if that's what it was about. it's about the invention of the vibrator ( cheers and applause ) which from that clip it look likees -- >> jon: wow. no, no, no. hold on. that hurts. ( laughter ) ( applause ) in victorian-- >> in is victorian england. the inadvertent invention of the vibrator. >> jon: that was a time when men made the decisions about wome

please welcome the lovely, the talented, maggie gyllenhaal. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: maggiet had a little baby? >> yes, seven weeks ago. >> jimmy: is that right? congratulations. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] oh my god, a seven week old little baby. >> a tiny baby, i'm barely here. >> jimmy: make sure it's somewhere else right now, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it would be tough to leave a little baby. and it's a baby girl, right? >> this is kind of the first time i've really left her, actually. >> jimmy: is that right? oh, no. i'm sorry. all right. we'll get you back home quick. i swear. yeah, yeah. >> yes, she's a little baby girl. >> jimmy: we won't take you out drinking after the show. we won't party. how is the baby doing? she's a little girl, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: and her name is -- >> her name is gloria. >> jimmy: gloria. beautiful name. that's my mom's name and my sister's name. >> i heard that. >> jimmy: i love that. is that who you named it after? >> your mom and sister? >> jimmy: i don't know. you've got to ask, right? >> actually we thought of her name when we were at

maggie and michael steele, former chair of the republican national committee and maggie, you first herebc and "the washington post" reported that marco rubio is not even getting vetted. that's according to jonathan carl down there at abc. he said republican source tell me he's not being vetted. he has not been asked to complete any questionnaires or asked to turn over any documents. rubio appeared on cnbc this morning and wouldn't even comment about the process, but let's listen to him not commenting. >> have you heard from the campaign and are you someone who will be the vice presidential candidate? >> as i've said repeatedly, i won't discuss the process out of respect for governor romney. i know he's going make a great choice. >> later, he asked romney himself about news that rubio hasn't been vetted. >> what did you make of the abc news report this morning that said rubio wasn't being vetted, but tim pawlenty was? >> i get a kick out of some of the speculation that goes on and i'm not going to comment on the process of course, but i can tell you this. only beth myers and i know who's

as maggie said, they're hoping that will be the case.hink they have to wake up a little bit and understand adelson has given this dough and billionaires and koch brothers are swinging the cash through. they have to step up to the plate. >> how much is karl rove involved in mitt romney's campaign? >> can you see the marinette strings? >> how visible are they from a distance? >> he has to keep distance because of cross roads. he goes to the event and talks to people who work with governor romney for some regularity and sends them as many messages and roadmaps they need in the "wall street journal" and on fox pretty regularly. look, every republican of any significance on the donor side, elected official strategist like karl rove, they're all engaged in this on one level or another. there's an extraordinary amount of communication amongst the republican outside groups as there was last cycle. part of their focus is on the down ballot races. they're invested in senate races as well. one reason why governor romney's good couple weeks and the

maggie, you first here. abc and "washington post" reported today that marco rubio, hot shot senator from florida, is not even getting vetted. knowledgeable republican sources tell me rub wroe is not being vetted by mitt romney's vice presidential search team. rubio, by the wapp cnbc this morning and would not comment on the vp process. let's listen to him not commenting. >> have you he campaign? >> as i said repeatedly i will not discuss the vice presidential process out of respect for governor romney. i know he will make a great choice. i'm not discussing. >> it did you already say that? >> i did. >> here he is again. asked romney about news rubio hasn't been vetted. let's watch romney. >> what did you make of the abc news report that rubio was not being vetted but governor pawlenty is being vetted. >> i get a kick out of speculation going on. i'm not going to comment on the process, of course. i can tell you this. only beth myers and i know who is being vet. >> later he said those reports are truly false a

joining us is joe, maggie, great to have you all. maggie, i want to start with you, as we come towards the end of the first half, what has worked for you and what hasn't? >> any income security, particularly high-yield, and on the ek adequatety side, certain parts of specially farm have done very well, and some of the consumer digressionary. >> are you changing your costs? >> what i'm focused on, i think we're going to see our growth begin to accelerate late in the year, and a lot of the other countries will be slowing down. i'm looking at companies more and more that are u.s. focused so that would be utilities, specialty health care, and the shell gas which i think will be a multi-year boom for investors. >> so far, this year has been like last year's trading pattern. will we see the same this summer? >> no, i think we're going to summer rally and we'll see a nice rally going into the end of the year if we get resolution on the fiscal cliff. and of course the u.s. election behind us. i think earning lgs be ok ining but not great. >>

there was maggie, who was 6, jefferson davis jr., who was 4, and joe who was 2, and mrs. davis was pregnant when they moved in. she gave birth in december of 1861 upstairs. unfortunately, their first child samuel had died in 1854 right before his second birthday, so he obviously never saw this house. these were young wild kids, by all accounts. the wildest was certainly jefferson davis jr., and we have a couple of his things in this room. this is one of them. it's a fully functioning cannon, so it was a real cannon. he also had several confederate army uniforms, and that's one of them over there. so what he would do would be to put one of those uniforms on. he'd take the cannon out in the back. he'd set up targets that he would call yankees, and he would shoot them with the cannon. now, jefferson davis jr. and his brother joseph were in a street gang called the shocko hill cats. we are standing on shocko hill. this house is on top of shocko hill, and this is a wealthy urban residential neighborhood at that time, so these were the rich kids in this gang. now, down the hill

please welcome, i know you want to, maggie gyllenhaal. it's great to have you here, maggie.our second daughter into the world. seven weeks ago. are you getting any sleep? >> yeah. i mean, it's funny to be in times square, to be honest, with a 7-week-old at home. i'm still on another planet. >> i can imagine so. so happy for you, as well as peter. let's keep this morning, talking about hysteria. >> i can do that. how would you go about explaining it? >> it's a movie, a romantic comedy, about the inadvertent invention of the vibrator in victorian england, which is when the vibrator was invented. >> we were wondering how long it would take for you to say vibrator. that's the basis for it. but it's artistic and well done. and set back in victorian times. you are a woman ahead of your time. it had to be tricky how to play that role. >> i wasn't concerned, really, too much about making her historically accurate. i believe in a suffer jet, i wasn't worried about the hysteria. they would use vibrators to make them feel better. >> third time already. we're only 30 seconds in. let's l

>> i would say maybe 10% of my customers, you know, because of maggie. >> reporter: so before maggie and wrote about you, what percentage of your customer base was here to patronize a black business? >> i would say before, maybe 1%. >> reporter: the anderson effect, making a small economic dent in inner-city chicago, which needs all the help it can get. >> ifill: next, the correlation between motorcycle casualties and helmet laws. judy woodruff has the story. >> woodruff: fatalites on the nation's roads may be declining, but motorcycle deaths are not. those deaths have increased from about 3,200 in 2002 to 4,500 in 2010. yet state laws requiring helmets have been weakened. in the 1970s, 47 states required all motorcycle drives to wear helmets. today, just 19 do. most still require helmets of younger riders. that's the finding of a new report released earlier this month by the investigative group, fairwarning.org. days later, the u.s. centers for disease control issued its own report, finding that five times as many cyclists who don't wear helmets die in accidents compared to those wh

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back then nicole jumped at the chance to record her voice for maggie. >> hi, maggie.t's mama. >> reporter: singing songs and telling her all about her big sister and her cousin. >> also will love you to pieces. >> reporter: discovering the program has the potential to benefit mothers too. >> i didn't really fully comprehend what it was going to be like having to leave her. >> reporter: going into a lopt to have a baby and then having to leave the hospital without the infant can be excruciating. >> it just gave a little bit of peace of mind for a very emotional time. >> reporter: gaining peace of mind by leaving a piece of herself. erica edwards, nbc news. >> makes so much sense. >> it does. you don't think about it. noisy all around there. >>> still ahead, caught in the act. why a d.c. home owner says she was targeted because of her favorite football scene. ♪ >>> behind the scenes of the miss usa pageant see who made a surprise cameo in this now viral surpr[ male announcer ]now viral this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared

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how appropriate, how appropriate is it today that maggie stepped up here and really demonstrated human suffering to us because that is the critical question for us is how has a community, we come together to address the continuum of suffering in this city. i said earlier at the press conference, we are truly a city that is built on the premise of offering compassion and support to people in need and yet it is a tale of two cities. it's a beautiful city, and yet another part of the city has tremendous suffering. today, there two of us presenting today. i'm also the president of west side community services and the board of directors there. i'm a member of the clergy at the cathedral of st. mary of the assumption. in an interfaith group, i see maggie and i see parents and i see brothers and i see sisters and i see children coming to me for spiritual care support at st. mary's in the face of tragic loss. the darkest moment in a person's life is a loss of a loved one. and to hold that is difficult. today i would like to present you to you a special needs assessment. if you can put it on th

in an interfaith group, i see maggie and i see parents and i see brothers and i see sisters and i see children coming to me for spiritual care support at st. mary's in the face of tragic loss. the darkest moment in a person's life is a loss of a loved one. and to hold that is difficult. today i would like to present you to you a special needs assessment. if you can put it on the screen, that would be great. they don't need to see me. you see my bald head in the back, good. so one of the things that we say our mission is to preserve hope in the face of tremendous loss. and the basic piece is this. we have 25 fatalities in the city and county of san francisco not related to life thening illness or terminal illness. in another carnation i was a aids activist and worked in the project, we're talking about vehicle fatalities, suicides. we do not do homicides, the public health does a tremendous job doing homicides. question provide support, but there is six nonvehicle accidental deaths and 14 others. let's break it down a little bit so you can see what i'm talking. about here here is what

maggie, let's start political reality. mark zandi said it on the economic front.>> a real problem for the president. nothing positive in terms of the economy and hard to pitch this to people and say, give me four more years if he doesn't have something positive to point to. these months are what the president's team are very concerned about. opinions getting formed before that, getting baked in. it is very hard to sell the idea that people should stick with him based on this. >> you know what's interesting to me, bob, watching, i feel like we're watching business now overreact to now panic, if you will. mark zandi pointed to this, they have corporate profits but so fearful of what happened four years ago, they're just afraid to invest. >> another problem with business and that is that there is just not enough purchasing power out there wbecauses of the jobs situation and the housing situation. if mcdonald's could sell twice as many hamburgers, they would build mcdonald's like crazy. businesses worry that they'll make these big investments going forward and ed rend

and maggie smith is a treasure. >> does she play the dragon? >> does anything happen? >> just world world war i. by the way, that's a real war. "game of throwns" that's not even real wars. and we have adult males that analyze it. >> what is the matter of with that? >> people don't analyze real war. >> i prefer world war ii. i like my germans racist. and the nudity thing what happens is i get more kind of obsessed with when that is coming up than paying attention. >> i'm telling you this is why we can't have gay marriage. all you people want to do is look for male frontal nudity in hbo shows. by the way, you can see a lot of it in girls just so you know. >> some of that female nudity on that show you don't want to see. the women were a little bigger then. >> no, it is realistic. not every woman can be a model. >> why must realistic also be associated with lopsided. >> keep your shirt on. take your pants off. that's realistic too, big girl. >> i would like to apologize to all of the wonderful people that work on that show. >> i love the show. >> i think "girls" is great.

. >> it's a precursor election. 1979 maggie thatcher swept into power in england, took on the unions and what followed? ronald reagan. i think this is only five months but i think five months from now we'll see as reagan followed thatcher mitt romney will follow scott walker. >> stephen: exactly! wisconsin is england, scott walker is margaret thatcher. (laughter) the public school teachers are the british mining union which is makes barack obama ili elliot! oh no! no! no! damn it stkpwr-frpblts damn it! he'll capture our hearts with his graceful yes, sir masculine dancing. (laughter) the point is, this was such a big deal it attracted cable news hreb tritttys like neil cavuto, ed schultz and brett bear who could pass the "your neck must be this thick to enter wisconsin" sign. (laughter) now, everybody who was anybody was all in on this badger state election-- except one. >> where is president obama? president obama isn't stopping istoppingin wisconsin this week. >> yes, wisconsin did not get a visit from the president. this is the most insulting thing to happen to the state since som

denise spent the day with the ships at the harbor and maggie mccorkell has the moving flags ceremony. >> reporter: the celebration officially gets underway. >> we are officially kicking off baltimore's star-spangled sail-ebration >> reporter: thousands of visitors are expected to tour the ships, all to commemorate the bicentennial of the war of 1812. the sail-ebration is drawing national and international attention, some people expected to see the ships of their home country. the navy blue angels are putting the finishing touches on their air show this weekend. >> every show location is unique, every show location has its very unique challenges. >> we're loving it. we ran outside as soon as we heard everything, taking pictures and videos to send to all of our friends. >> reporter: and you will hear the blue angels screaming by when they rehearse tomorrow. from the air to the land, fort mchenry holds a special 1812 flag day salute. and now megan mccorkell shows us how baltimore is who new york the real star-spangled banner tonight. >> reporter: it was an emotional celebration as people

the lovely maggie gyllenhaal will be joining us. we're very excited about that ( cheers and applause ) excellent actress. as you know, presidential electionux less than five months away, it's a time when the american people reflect on the state of nation and the needs of its citizenry, examine which president's candidate would best address these urgent and critical time. ( laughter ). that's our job. their job is to raise as much ( bleep ) money as they can get their hands on. and it appears that is going to come down to the wire. tonight... ( cheers and applause ) that was our entire-- from what