but laura magjars and maggie are caught inside a maze of metal beams and wires.omentarily blacking out, magjars comes to and sees that her leg is broken and maggie's arm is severely injured. >> all i saw was blood pouring out all over, so i just held her as close to me as i could and i screamed for help for my daughter. >> machinist david wood was near but made it out before the collapse. now he heads back into the wreckage. he doesn't realize he's capturing the chaotic scene on his iphone. >> i took my phone out initially to film all of their equipment on the stage moving back and forth. i still had it in my hand when i was climbing back in. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> after climbing through the metal bars, he sees magjars and her daughter maggie. >> stay still! stay still! are you guys okay? can you crawl out? >> prater, who's a register nurse, also comes rushing in to help. as stunned bystanders help prop up the rigging. >> i looked at her arm and it was badly injured. i was afraid that she had possibly severed an artery. and i knew she had lost a lot of blo

maggie was not only kapt vatded but inspired. her dad, a water polo star from cal in the 1970s knew it was just the beginning. >> she was sitting right next to me and i looked at her, she looked at me. i said now it's your turn to go get the gold. i was trying to test her. she said, yes. >> watching her play was really a kick-starter for me and my motivation, and so now being able to play with her is so fun, it's so awesome. it's definitely competitive like you were saying, there's no doubt any sibling rival vi definitely there, but at the same time we have that great connection. >> reporter: it's a connection their parents couldn't be happier about as they prepare to cheer on two of their daughters in london. >> we're just so thrilled. i mean, honestly,/6Ñ you can't imagine how it feels to have two kids on the same team doing the same thing. it's just awesome. >> reporter: awesome and comforting for mom, who's happy that their oldest and youngest daughters are joining forces. raj mathai, nbc bay area news. >> that is just aweso

. >> maggie koerth-baker of basic energy and u.s. out next on booktv. .. >> he was literally building a mansion on the hill. he made a decision to go on a fishing trip with a salesman from the edison electric company. at the time comes he had never seen a lightbulb. he actually owned the gaslighting facility in appleton, wisconsin. he came back from that fishing trip the proud owner to license and use this technology. it ended up being the beginning of the end of him as a successful businessman. i like this story because it really goes against the narrative that i think most of us learned when we were in junior high and high school. where thomas edison invents the electric light bulb in 1879 and everything comes together vertically. like electricity solves the problem, everyone just adopted it immediately. the reality is a lot messier than that. the reality is that the incandescent lightbulb was not invented in 1879. it was invented in 1804 by each element named humphrey davies. he became the first prson to run an electric current, h

maggie, however, was the only one to get married and the only one to have children. she married a man named joe addison haste and they moved to colorado springs in the 1980s and had several children. one of them changed his name from hayes to hayes davis in honor of jefferson davis. some of them today still bear the name hayes davis. jefferson davis spent two years in prison at fort monroe in hampton, virginia. he was released in may of 1867 on a writ of habeas corpus. he received bail and a trial date. the trial was postponed several times and then eventually dropped. so davis, although he has been indicted formally for treasonen, was ult mately never tried. he spent time in montreal and quebec. he spent time in europe, especially in england and france and wound up in memphis, tennessee, for a few years as the president of an insurance company. he removed himself from that company and then moved down to the gulf coast of mississippi to a plantation called boirvoir. he wrote a large book called "the rise and fall of the cone fed acy." he died in december of 1889 at t

maggie dies at 54. she was the only one to survive both parents but barely. she died in 1909 just three years after her mother's death. maggie, however, was also the only one to get married and the only one to have children. she married a man named joel addison hayes and they moved out to colorado springs in the 1880s and they had several children, one of them changed his name from hayes to hayes-davis in honor of jefferson davis. today there are direct descendants of jefferson davis and some of them still bear that name, hayes-davis. jefferson davis spend two years in prisoned at ft. monroe in hampton, virginia, released in may of 1867 on a writ of habeas corpus. he received bail and a trial date. the trial was post pointed several times and then eventually dropped. davis, although they had been indicted formally for treason, was ultimately never tried. he spent time in canada, specifically in montreal and lennoxville, quebec, spent some time in europe, england, france, wound up in memphis, tennessee for a few years as president of an insurance company. he r

michael steele and maggie mayberman, thank you. coming up, congressman joe walsh at it again, the man who told president obama to, quote, stop lying says his opponent who lost her legs in iraq isn't a true war hero because she talking too much about her military service. this is "hardball," the place for politics. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> politico is out with its most competitive senate races. number five, missouri where claire mccaskill is in a tough fight against a yet to be determined republican. dean heller faces congresswoman shelly berkley and number three montana and senator john tester's battle against daini rehberg. virginia number two, tim kaine and george allen in a dead heat and the most competitive race in the country, massachusetts and the battle between senator scott brown and

maggie was not only captivated but inspired.er dad, a water polo star from cal in the 1970s knew it was just the beginning. >> she was sitting right next to me, i looked at her and she looked at me, and i said now's your turn to go for the gold. >> now being able to play with her is so fun, so awesome. it's definitely competitive, no doubt, any sibling riflery is definitely there, but then again we have that great connection. >> it's a connection their parents couldn't be happier about as they prepare to cheer on two of their daughters in london. >> we're just thrilled, you can't imagine how it feels to have two kids on the same team, doing the same thing, it's just awesome. >> reporter: awesome and comforts for moms whose youngest and oldest daughters will -- >> the sisters also have a brother and another sister who play water polo for cal. >> amazing. >> and all the sights and sounds of the olympics right here, almost ten days away from the opening ceremony here on nbc bay area. >>> all right, let's turn thing over to mindy in

. >> reporter: first came jessica, and now, sister maggie, a water polo act. >> i mean to be walkingrough with my sister will be a cool and different experience. how many people get to do that together? and talk about it at the dinner table, later. >> reporter: four years ago, maggie watched from the stands, as jessica helped to capture the scene in beijing. maggie was not only excited, but knew it was just the beginning. >> i sat right next to her, she looked at me, i looked at her. i said now it is your time to get the gold. she said yes. >> watching her play was a kick starter for me and my motivation. so now being able to play with her is so fun awesome, definitely conservative. there is no doubt, the sibling rivalry is definitely there. but at the same time, we have that great connection. >> reporter: it is a connection their parents couldn't be happier about as they prepare to cheer on two of their daughters in london. >> we're just so thrilled. i mean honestly, you can't imagine how it feels to have two kids on the same team, doing the same thing. it is just awesome. >> report

maggie scored 7 goals in the water pole low win over hungry after it ties the record. there are seven winners including maggie's older sister jessica. >>> each country has 17 metals but china has 9 golds compared to italy and france. today rounded out the top 5 including the women's gymnastics team fighting. the tune speak item that police hope will lead you to his killer. >>> how many people are left in the dark and why. . >>> it has been eight and a half years since drew peterson's wife was found dead in a bathtub. he remains under suspicion for his 4th wife. the trial has been postponed for the past two years and it is expected to last about a month. >>> a machine gunned down in front of his east oakland home. the suspect is still on the loose and a $10,000 reward is being offered if you can help with the most recent homicide. he was shot to death after being robbed when he came home late friday night. it happened on 13th avenue. a unique wallet was stolen and has a picture of a $1,000 mexican pay so bill. police hope that could lead them to the wallet but for now t

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

politico's intrepid maggie haberman writes about the big democratic donors shunning superpacs.uspected reasons for holding back include disagreement with citizens united, superpac's mention for negative advertising and administration's record with specific interest groups or simply disillusionment with the president, himself. an article in "the new york times" this weekend argues superpacs may not have a big impact on the presidential race. he writes, where a lot of house seats in control of the senate hang in the balance a sharp gust of advertising can often blow the results in one direction or another. but a presidential campaign is different. there's probably a limit to how many 30-second spots all of these groups can cram on to cable stations during late night showings of "turner & hooch." what about late night showings of adventure in baby sitting? would that be a bigger bang for the buck? i'm of course kidding. >> i don't know if it's nice for morgan freeman to help out. i don't know if that's the answer. $1 million from hollywood guys. richard will tell you from talking

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 shockoe hill cats. we are standing on shockoe hill. this house is on top of shockoe hill, and this was a wealthy urban residential neighborhood at that time, so these were the rich kids in this gang. now, down th

what's going on here, maggie? >> look, i think that as you said, there are people who think this was deliberate. as bob said, there are people who think it was accidental. there was a reason it blew up on twitter while the call was going on, which is there has been by some on the right, a move to sort of paint the president has as other. the romney campaign has publicly rejected that in the past. i know sununu apologized on the call, but there has been this sort of whether it is about race or not, it is a way of making him seem sort of not one of us or suspicious and i think that you know, this plays into that. again, i think as bob said, this was an effort to try to get mitt romney back on offense, whether it was an intentional statement or not, that is now the result of it and this is what is breaking through. countering the noise about bain. >> bob, let me get back to your magazine. one thing i liked about buckley is that he took the -- aspect out of the movement. he said, it is not fair to be anti-semitic and

. >> gretchen: we have dan and maggie with us. you're the director of soldier ride and the director of combat stress. so what does this mean to be able to kick off right on "fox & friends" and where are they going? >> it's inspirational. that's all. it's not only inspirational for them, for u but for these warriors to be here in new york city, getting to ride through the city, safe can be with the firemen, the police helping us out. so it's great for them, great for us. we're going to go to brooklyn and have a party at the end of the day. >> peter: maggie, combat stress, tell us what's going on today with you. >> absolutely. this is a great opportunity for warriors to have that first step in their recovery to get out and find their new normal. >> steve: all right. today to kick things off we've done this every year for the last nine years, we've got joe montana to kick things off. joe, are you ready? >> i'm always ready. not sure i can ride as far as they're going. all right. ladies and gentlemen, get on your way. >> steve: let's

maggie is right. once you get to the senate, everything stops and there will be no action on this issue after having passed a budget yet, so i don't think they'll address this economic issue. so the reality for the republicans politically is to use it as a tool to get the base in the game, to keep them in the game, fired up supporting mitt romney, which of course has its own slippery slope on the issue of health care, but the reality is that this is not going to be easy to do because it is part of the government process already begun before you got to, before you get to next year, pieces that are already in place and undo that will be really sticky. >> let's go deeper on the politics. take a look at one of the findings from a new poll on health care. 56% say opponents of the law should stop trying to block it. not every republican agrees. steven law is a ceo of american cross roads and wrote this after the ruling, quote, while we would have preferred to see obamacare struck down, this will drive repub

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and for maggie, the pictures make it all worth it. >> i'm becoming a mother.oming grandparents. i think all of that should be represented in the story. >> reporter: and maggie is now the mother of adorable orlando riley. 20 inches and 9 1/2 pounds. the labor was three hours. she can relive it anytime she wants. 3 hours, i'm jealous after my 33 hours. and they were tasteful pictures. >> i agree. you didn't think about that? >> i never did. i probably wouldn't again. i was squeamish about the idea before. >> can i show the latest picture? >> yes, you can. >> this is little jake. can you see? oh, wait a minute. oh. just -- here we go. bring it back. it's worth it. >> cutie pie. >> yeah. >> that's it. >> those are the pictures i'll look at. >> lara? >> thank you. so cute. >>> out here, we are talking about, well, the only thing better than babies, bargains. or freebies. this morning, we're going to show you how to get everything from a free meal to a free round of golf. abc's consumer correspondent, elisabeth leamy, eli, is here for steals or deals for a family th

. >>> maggie scored 7 goals in the water pole low win over hungry. 6 of them tied the women's singlepic record. there are seven women on tomes including -- team usa including maggie's older sister jessica. >>> each country has 17, china has 9 compared to the u.s. one of those golds compares to missy franklin and she won the 100-meter back stroke and won the bronze 126 bound jude dough competition. >>> sal is here, he has the chopper working, you don't say terrible but you are talking chopper. >>> this unexpected delay could make you miss your flight on 880 and tow trucks are there, southbound 880 right at hegenberger or near hegenberger the two lanes are blocked and news chopper 2 are showing us squeezing into those two right lanes and that backup is huge. this picture will show you traffic coming down out of downtown oakland and if you are driving which is on the right, it is not really affected. so if you are driving from hayward to the oakland airport, that should be fine and southbound traffic is not. and the guardrail is damaged. the only good news is that nobody was seriously i

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the frontal boundary that triggered yesterday's storms maggie in the drier air is gone. 102 degrees in chicago right now. sunny skies and a little bit more humidity. this will start to shift the went to the north and bring some showers into the area sunday afternoon and evening. add in some clouds and maybe some showers and all that means temperatures perhaps going a little bit below normal next week. light wind on the bay with waves around 1 feet. the mountains will see temperatures in the 80's of a good deal of sunshine. the storms will a riot as the front makes its approach down at the front. great beach weather but he may have to dodge a few storms sunday afternoon or evening. this is when the best chance for showers at the beach will be. it's going to be hot tomorrow. breaking a record high of 101. 95 sunday with storms are writing. highs in the low 80's for monday through wednesday. >> from the susquehanna bank's board center, this is 11 sports. >> the orioles are going hard after the final year of his contract and putting together a godo year in his contract with the brewers. te

thanks, maggie, for the heads up.f course we will try to make this visit possible, but i do expect something in return. have you seen the beginning of "brave heart" by chance? there is a custom that is introduced to the common folk. anyway, just rent the movie and call me. i forgot what it was called. anyway. here is a fan of harris faulkner. a big fan, but this is the first time i am compelled to write. i am compelled by how beautiful she is and how sexy she is on your show. the dress highlighted her beautiful body. thanks for your sexy choice and continued success, michael. if you are going to sign your name, michael, don't send the thing from your work e-mail where your real name is part of the address. you should know better. it is really, really awkward. here is another harris fan. harris is one of the hottest guests. not only beautiful, but a persona to capture your attention when she is on camera and commenting. a loyal fan, walter. changing your name, shep to walter still doesn't work. and the picture you sent

. >> and wisdom and sarah learning about maggie the cow. >> reporter: look over here.his is why sarah gets paid the big bucks. she's milking a cow. we're going to have a milk-off. we're going to talk about the folklife festival when we come back. exciting stuff. stay tuned. th is is thplat revo lves aund you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. tap into a single pool of sharable data and add up to 10 different devices, including smartphones and tablets. the first plan of its kind. share everything. only from verizon. now add a tablet for only $10 monthly access. >>> welcome back. it's 9:45. the 2012 smithsonian folklife festival is held every summer on the national mall. not the 2012 one. >> our own wisdom and sarah is out there. >> reporter: this is department chair and professor of biochemistry mississippi state in mississippi. >> that's a mouthful. >> reporter: tell us why -- this is the first time this cow has been here. >> that's right. we were invited leer. this is the 150th anniversary of the act which was created public land grant univ

joining me is maggie gray who will sort this out. as we were going to bed this thing was set for big ratings on tv tonight as they did this runoff. >> the race was set and now overnight, si.com is reporting that jen neeb ba tarmoh has pulled out of the race. it seemeded like they wanted to race as opposed to let a coin flip decide who will be the last woman. bitterness on the pit of tarmoh still exist. she was officially declared the winner and took her victory lap and it was only later on the decision was wrong and it was a dead heat. now she wants to go back and she is not happy about what's going on. right now she has pulled out but hasn't officially withdrawn and looks like usa track and field is trying to convince her of run the runoff tonight. we're all ready for the runoff and to determine this high drama and get an answer. and it seems like things are not sorted out yet. >> pulling out because of anger, i was told i won, to come back at me and suggest i didn't win and make us do this horrible choice that was unprecedented, to

so maggie london. >> beautiful. >> big round of applause for lynn! son. >> our second lady is mindy ford, 54, from st. louis, missouri. her friend who works as a florist taught her how to cut her own hair so she begged us to give her a brand-new look. let's listen to her story. >> i love maddie's sign. i just wanted her to read it for you. >> there once was a mom from st. lou whose appearance made her feel blue. she made to the city to be made pretty by hoda, kathie and you. >> how cute is that sign? and i know you really want this. >> oh, yes. i watch hoda and kathie every week. always on thursdays for the ambush makeover. and you and louis la-la-la-la. >> okay, now it's you. are you excited? >> oh, yes! we're stunned and shocked. can't believe we are going to do it. >> she is adorable. >> i like her. >> she's here with her daughter maddie, who's so sweet. let's take one last look at mindy ford before. bring the new mindy out right now. ♪ girls just wanna have fun >> oh, oh, oh! >> oh, my gosh! all right! maddie, are you ready to see your mom? >> ye

michael steele was chairman of the republican party, maggie habberman writes for politico. welcome. republicans had vowed to repeal obama's health care law. to do that, mitt romney would have to win and republicans would need to retake the senate and even then, it could be complicated. mitch mcconnell conceded that yesterday when speak tog a group back home in kentucky. >> thought it was a good idea for the federal government to go in in direction, i'd say the odds are still on your side because it's a lot harder to undo something than it is to stop it in the first place. >> maggie, is there a clare path for the gop to repeal obamacare? >> there is a clear path in the sense they don't need a cloture vote. as you said sh they have the to take the senate. it's not easy to undo an entitlement program. so when it gets to the issue of whether this would be hard, you would be going against something the supreme court ruled upon. i think this is something republicans are mindful of. it is a good rallying cry for the base, but the optics of undoing what the supreme court did are very seriou

>> he's maggie's son. >> okay. >> i'm kidding. >> i know you're kidding. >> he's maggie and jake's fatherthis role and he really believed that he could get a sort of different kind of performance out of me than what i've given in the past. >> he did. >> he did. i thank him immensely for that. it was a really lot of fun to shoot. >> jason, you did a great job. it's so different from american pie. when we say that, do you go like this or do you embrace the association with american pie? >> i'm totally okay with it. i'm very proud of it. it's a big part of my life. >> you should be. >> thank you. >> continued success. >> thank you so much. >> same here. >>> grassroots is playing in select theaters. it opens here in new york on friday. we'll be right back on "cbs this morning." ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ this is crazy ♪ ♪ because you got cookies ♪ so share it maybe ♪ >> you got to love it. >> i would like to see next perhaps a duet with cookie monster and colin powell. >> i would like to see that too. >> i think it could work. >> you know people, erica, set that up. >> i know lots of people. >> a chanc

>> he's maggie's son. >> okay. >> i'm kidding. >> i know you're kidding. >> he's maggie and jake's fatherith this role and he really believed that he could get a sort of different kind of performance out of me than what i've given in the past. >> he did. >> he did. i thank him immensely for that. it was a really lot of fun to shoot. >> jason, you did a great job. it's so different from american pie. when we say that, do you go like this or do you embrace the association with american pie? >> i'm totally okay with it. i'm very proud of it. it's a big part of my life. >> you should be. >> thank you. >> continued success. >> thank you so much. >> same here. >>> grassroots is playing in select theaters. it opens here in new york on friday. we'll be right back on "cbs this morning." mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal.

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. >> reporter: maggie sterner, blacked out since friday, got power from neighbors until theirs went off again. >> i feel outraged and totally beside myself about this. >> reporter: she's furious at the power company. >> i've called pepco every day about my situation, the tree down around the corner, the downed wires across the street. every time i've called them over the last four days, they act like it's the first time they've heard this information. >> reporter: pepco regional president thomas graham. >> you know, we do take responsibility. we know there are things that had to be changed. we're just working through it as best we can. >> reporter: power companies in the mid-atlantic had to bring in power crews from as far away as florida. they're working 16-hour days, but the job's gigantic. this car charred by downed wires in bethesda, maryland, is a reminder. dangers remain, and first responders are overworked. fourth of july fireworks have been canceled by many municipalities. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >>> while elsewhere fire crews are still battling more than 40

>> he's maggie's son. >> okay. >> i'm kidding. >> i know you're kidding. >> he's maggie and jake's fathere could get a sort of different kind of performance out of me than what i've given in the past. >> he did. >> he did. i thank him immensely for that. it was a really lot of fun to shoot. >> jason, you did a great job. it's so different from american pie. when we say that do you go like this or do you embrace the association with american pie? >> i'm totally okay with it. i'm very proud of it. it's a big part of my life. >> you should be. >> thank you. >> continued success. >> thank you so much. >> same here. >>> grassroots is playing in select theaters. it opens here in new york on friday. we'll be right back on "cbs this morning." it was like a red rash... very sore looking kinda blistery. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i was a firefighter for 24 years. but, i have never encountered such a burning sensation until i had the shingles. i remember it well. i was in the back yard doing yard work. i had this irritation going on in my lower neck. i changed shirts bec