but laura magjars and maggie are caught inside a maze of metal beams and wires. after momentarily 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 held her as close to me as i could and 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 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? >> prayter, who's a registered 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 blood.

. >>> and maggie grace. >> you have clues you can help us with? >> long hair. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy, and this is guillermo. at the end of the month, we're bringing our show, "jimmy kimmel live," to brooklyn, and our friends at subway are helping us get there. we'll be live from october 29th through november 2nd. we have many fun guests and surprises planned for the trip. are you excited, guillermo? >> yes, jimmy. i'm very excited. >> jimmy: is that why you're dressed so ridiculously tonight? >> it's my new look for brooklyn. >> jimmy: do you know much about brooklyn? >> i know everything about brooklyn. fuhgeddaboutit. >> jimmy: really? so if i asked you some questions about brooklyn, you would know the answers? >> si, jimmy. fuhgeddaboutit. >> jimmy: okay, i'll ask you some trivia questions, and if you answer any of them correctly, you'll get a sandwich from our friends at subway. >> o you kay. what is the name of brooklyn's most famous bridge? >> the brooklyn bridge? >> jimmy: kind of ruined it. i didn't think you would get that right. let's p

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our daughter maggie was born in 1994 with profound life threatening problems and required many surgeriesg hospitalizations during the first few years. "the chronicle" ran a story in 1996. chris's momma -- mom mary cut out that and sent it to cairo. chris took his time to write a thoughtful note expressing his concern and wishing us well, commenting on how cute maggie was. he closed that note as follows. as they say in this part of the world, and you will forgive me for butchering the arabic. may allah make things easier for you. this is my wish for chris's family and friends today, as we mourn his loss. the world will never -- the world never saw a kinder, more resolute and enlightened soul. his integrity, character, empathy, his courage, his tolerance were ever present, unchanging, even with all his success and fame and in the face of every challenge. we feel so sad to have lost chris but so lucky to have known him. we will do everything we can to make sure his memory lives on and foster and support the people-first diplomacy he stood for and advocated both at home and abroad. b [ appla

that raspy voice, hits like "maggie may" made him one of the best-selling musicians of all time and he's setting the record straight about the women, the rumors and that famous head of hair. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir. what kind of person bullies a vulnerable child online? most parents with an internet connection realize how naive that question sound, in this age, and the relevant question is what kind of person ridicules a child's memory after she takes her own life? tonight a family doing just that, after a three years of hell that began with their 12-year-old a web cam and one bad decision. he >> reporter: this is 15-year-old amanda todd's desperate call for help. in this video of high school student details three years of torment, bullying and even she says, classmates beating her up. three weeks after posting the video on youtube, she committed suicide. since her death this video has viewed more than 17 million times. why do you think it is that she snapped and felt the only way out was to take her life? >> she had so much going on, just had enough. >> reporter: he death was a

earlier last hour -- >> maggie, you okay? >> reporter: they lost us. >> we've got you, maggie. keep going. we see you. or perhaps she lost us. but, again, asbury park, new jersey, maggie just holler if you can hear me. if not, we'll just have to go back to her. they're getting reports of parts of that historic boardwalk collapsing. let's move on. where shall we go? okay. let me show you an image from chesapeake bay. this is kent island, maryland, just across the bay from annapolis. and we'll look at the video in just a second. here it is. look at these waves. this came off our feed just about an hour ago, waves crashing into chesapeake. this is kent island, maryland, hours before landfall. we showed you the president within just this past hour. the president declared a state of emergency in the state of delaware. so up and down delaware's coast, flooding has started in earnest this morning. and cnn's brian todd is there. brian? >> reporter: here in lieu wis beach, delaware, where the storm surge from sandy is pretty heavy as you can see. the beach is several hundred yards that

. >> richard fillman, elliott maggie, elizabeth -- >> good afternoon. my name is richard zelman and i own the property at the southwest corner of scott and fell. although our neighborhood will be substantially impacted by the loss of parking across the street the proposed bal bout at corner of scott and fell -- to many large multi-families from the corner of scott street going toward divisadero that are occupied by family and have no garages and thus the corner is used for neighborhood loading and unloading. the corner on scott street, quite frankly we are often obliged to park in front of the hydrant on the corner. we need to load and unload and there is no other reasonable option. to remove that space with a bal bout would be truly a disaster. i'm not just here asking you to remove the bal bout from our corner. i'm pleading with you, begging you to not to remove it. please, hear my plea. thank you. >> chairman nolan: thank you. next speaker. >> elease maggie, elizabeth stamp, peter wet. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. my name is elease, and i li

. >> cenk: maggie gyllenhaal is a real progressive but i think she's on the wrong track on this. and later in the show, the elbow of the day. who gave it on tyt on current. we'll take your guess there is. >>now that's politically direct. ♪ lord, you got no reason ♪ ♪ you got no right ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i find myself at the wrong place ♪ [ male announcer ] the ram 1500 express. ♪ ♪ it says a lot about you. ♪ ♪ in a deep, hemi-rumble sort of way. guts. glory. ram. >> cenk: hey you know what? turns out hollywood influences culture. instead of us explaining about liberal hollywood, why don't we take it over? that's exactly what they're trying to do now. there is a new movie called "won't back down" it's about teachers' unions, students and starring several hollywood stars. let me give a clip from the movie. >> you can't to take over the school with me? >> you think that's dumb. >> i think it's a knockout. >> there are drugs, gangs. >> you change the school you change the neighborhood. >> you think you can turn it around. >> i can't for certain. >> 100% yes. >> i'm trying to explained to you. >>

maggie is a college alumni, regular at eagleton.she is a widely admired and sought after democratic strategist. mike is also a records -- who took this as an undergraduate. he describes himself as not an outstanding student, but i'll leave it to you to judge where he's gone from there. today, mike is the nationally prominent and highly respected republican strategist. mike and maggie took over the course of its previous long-time instructors in 2009 and since then have distinguished themselves with their extraordinary knowledge, there would incivility, especially notable because of their stances at opposite ends of the partisan spectrum. when we decided to offer a public program highlighting the influence of money in this 2012 election, we turn to mike and maggie, no wayne they would keep the discussions both informative and lively, but with a minimum of alleged that. tonight, they are joined by two experts who are working at the epicenter of political money. one of them, jonathan collegio has rutgers credentials like mike and maggi

thank you to sam, benjamin, maggie and hugo. that is all for now.e at noon eastern when i'm joined by bloomberg's "businessweek," the huffington post ace ryan grimm, "time" senior political analyst mark halperin and former massachusetts gubernatorial candidate shannon o'brien here to talk mitt romney. until then, check out our facebook page for all sorts of behind of-the scenes treats, facebook.com/nowwithalex. "andrea mitchell reports" is next. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. coming up, what the numbers tell us ahead of tomorrow's debate. the town hall meeting. joining me, romney campaign co-chair virginia governor bob mcdonnell. and what we've learned about the libya investigation with defense secretary -- former defense secretary william cohen. >>> and remembering arlen specter. we'll talk to former pennsylvania governor and nbc analyst ed rendell who knew him well next on "andrea mitchell reports." now with a fancy coating that gives you a burst of wildberry flavor. now why make a flavored heartburn pill? because this is america. and we don't

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and the democrat, maggie hassan, maggie is an attorney and the former new hampshire senate majority leadermaggie ander husband tom live in exeter, they have two children. welcome all. now, let's get started. our first question comes from kevin of the telegraph. >> thank you, charlie, and good evening to you both. this is for mr. lamontagne. the new hampshire center for public policy studies released a report that saying new hampshire advantage, that mixture of low taxes and highly-educated residents that has powered the state's economy for decades is slipping away. what can be done to solve the problem? lamontagne: thank you, kevin, and thank you aarp new hampshire and wbin for sponsoring this debate this evening. it's an opportunity the for us to discuss and have a conversation with the voters of new hampshire about the future of our great state. we are seeing an erosion of the new hampshire advantage largely because of the failed policies of the last ten years, most of them led by maggie hassan and her colleagues in the new hampshire state senate and the new hampshire legislature. we've

joining me now to help peel apart these mitt romneys is jonathan capeheart and maggie haberman.hink the basic principles, he will negotiate with the congress he gets. when he's in massachusetts, which is really he sort of derived his persona from at the debate and he's dealing with a legislature that is filled with democrats, he reaches across the ooils, he cuts deals, he has universal health care. it's hard to imagine mitt romney standing up to the republicans in congress and demanding to do everything in a bipartisan way. >> right. >> so is that it? it's really just about who he's dealing with and what kind of deals are open there to be struck? >> i wouldn't -- i mean, the mitt romney we saw on wednesday is not the mitt romney we've been seeing on this campaign trail, at all. and you know, the idea that he is going to go to washington and reach across the aisle, there's a congress there that doesn't want to reach across the aisle. they want hip, if he gets elected, to do what they say. and on top of that, he didn't mention his name, but paul ryan would be his vice president. p

maggie, how will this race look two days from now in the polls?ink that most likely president obama did not undo everything that happened in the last race. i don't think he doesn't know if he can redisqualify romney. i don't think obama did that last night but obama did reassure his base. he showed up for people undecided and questioning whether how committed he is, i think they may have moved back to him. i think the obama campaign knows they have very good lines but you raised a point with robert gibbs it was not very forward looking. >> he answered one question, that he wants the second term which he didn't seem to show in that first debate what is he going to do in a second term. >> neither have focused with the kind of specificity that the electorate wants on jobs which really remains the most important issue. you know, it was appropriate for jeremy -- >> but it's more about finding a job. what is america going to look like? what are we making? >> that is right. which is why you have so many of these middle class voters worried about what is

cnn's maggie lake has been covering the story for us. maggie, what's the latest there?>> reporter: anderson, we have rescue operations suspended for the most part for the moment. they will resume again tomorrow. but we have watched thousands of people stream into this site today with little more than the clothes on their back, their pets, their children, and maybe a small bag. this is a community that is absolutely in shock. we knew where we were on the coast when the storm hit asbury park. they were expecting flooding. no one here expected this. there was no evacuation order. this is not a community that's seen anything of this magnitude before. we were in the towns of little falls and moonachie today touring around and the water even at low tide, still waist deep. cars floating in the street. people have water on the first floor of their homes. but i have to say, i'm from new jersey. the people here are tough and they look out for each other. and that is exactly what we saw today. we hooked up with a family. i had seen it on the news from a neighboring town. they have

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this is from maggie london. we love this dress. the jewelry is kendra scott. >> all right.ou. >> thank you. >> nice to meet you. go join your friends now. >> our second lady is shannon braun. she is 40 from rancho cucamanga, california. she's had the same look for as long as she can remember so she was thrilled for the chance to shake things up. let's hear her story. >> you told me you picked up shannon at a bar 12 years ago and she looks the same, which i guess is good in a lot of ways. >> yeah. i think she just would be nice to have something new, try a different style. >> what do you think about trying something new? >> i'm ready. this is definitely not something i would do on my own. it's such an opportunity to be in the hands of professionals and do with me what you will. >> we like that. do with you what we will. what do you think? >> i'm all for it. >> wow. shannon is not only here with her husband kurt but look at all these friends. >> who are these people? >> i don't know. we are glad they are here. let's look at shannon before and bring out the new shannon. >> wow

go it started maggie he tried to lose me here. he ran this way.a killer better be able i lost him for a bit here then i saw him yes i came out and a car was waiting for him. we got into a white car with polarized windows and they fled. if that's if this came as a foot in the next block there was a traffic jam and we trapped him. for. his little boy for we see a young man fully dressed from another city. with a digital camera a cell phone. in a car waiting for him. it seems well organized. he just with the captain said. this is serious look you could use an entire spy network to not reveal the. the police fees to computers from the spies headquarters the activists obtained a copy of the computer hard drives inside were found in. our. video telling you all and. i. and detailed records. they've been following marcos every move for months. the spies tried out with a six story building a few blocks from furphy days full of surveillance equipment and disguise his. playing. i thank you i was. in the in the in the in. the spies had given marco and his fri

>>maggie lo que nos trae maggie es sabor, huevos divorciados se llama la receta >>como es esto?n lugar de sal y pimienta, uso caldo de pollo >>un chile entero. >>las venitas y semillas también >>limón, un poquito nada más ahora vamos a licurar >>mientras tú licuas,voy para allá >>no me diga, señores. >>bueno, ya, tranquilo. >>no sabes que, lo que vamos a hacer, apagar y moverlo >>el tomatillo ya tiene mucha agua. >>tu te encargas de la salsa >>no me hagas quedar mal >>vamos de este lado >>callense la boca. (r >>bueno, ok, ya tenemos... >>tantita agua, o caldo de pollo, luego agarramos las tortillas. >>las tortillas en un aceite bien caliente, las pasamos por ahí >>pasar, qué significa? >>agarrar la tortilla, estas ya están pasadas, por tiempo >>las pasas para que se hagan aguaditas, las pones luego sobre un plato con servilleta para escurrir, luego de esto preparamos los heuvos >>qué estilo >>importante que no se rompan así >>mira, el mío es así vieron que funciona bien >>te tardas pero no importa >>ya que estan los huevos fritos, tenemos que sacar la salsa y ponerla a freir, pa

as maggie said -- if you could hold it for one second -- as maggie said, i served as one of the pollsters for perris usa. i knew the polling and research along with the talented geoff garin. two of us do our polling for our respective firms. my firm also serves as a digital advertising, meaning that we advertise on the internet. my firm is helping to serve up to all of you. this ad is an interesting one. in the research, what we found was -- i wish we could say we found it. newt gingrich founded out. he ran a campaign against mitt romney about mitt romney's record on bain capital, on his job and performance, and how he made his money. newt gingrich a salted mitt romney with stuff. not only him, but with the help of one of these super pacs funded by a man named sheldon adelson, not a nice man. >> speak for yourself. >> he was not a nice man to mitt romney, as you recall. they actually had a 30-minute ad? in the beginning, there was an ad about bain capital on the internet? the point is, some republicans have attacked mitt romney on his record. what we found in the research was it was an im

one of them, he has at rutgers credentials like mike and maggie, having graduated in 2001. the other, and jeffrey pollack, those not have wreckers credentials, but we will not -- rutgers credentials, but we will not hold that against him. i do understand he has new jersey ties. i am delighted to turn the program over. thank you. [applause] >> could evening, rutgers. good evening to all our students. thank you for coming over tonight in some pretty intense whether. mike has great judgment. you may be surprised to hear met he married a democrat. i want to introduce you to the guest i invited here tonight, jeffrey pollack. he is saw out by a corporations, governors, senators -- saw out by corporations, governors, senators. he is a tremendous professional who was done a remarkable job. i want to thank him for coming. i think this is a really important political development. jeff is going to be in the movie. i am plugging it so you go out and see it. it is with ryan gosling. it is called "the place behind the pines." thank you for coming here and talking to 9. >> we are on the g

as maggie said, if you just told a for one second -- so priority, as maggie said, i served as one of the pollsters for priority usa and work along the very talented geoff garin. we were pulling together each of our respective firms. my firm also serve as a digital advertising firm. whatever is being advertised on the internet, my firm is helping to serve up to all of you. this ad is an interesting one. in the research, what we found was something -- i wish we could say we found it -- newt gingrich found it give newt gingrich founded -- and gingrich ran a campaign against mitt romney based on being capital and how he made his money. -- don bain capital and how he made his money. he was not a nice man to mitt romney, as you'll recall. they had a 30-minute ad in the beginning about being capital that they put on the budget about been capital -- bain capital and the beginning. it talked about how mitt romney had made his money. it was not that anybody has anything against mitt romney for being rich. we'll make our choices and how we make money. this is one of the ads, perhaps the most po

maggie, thanks. maggie lake following things in new york. we want to take you to manchester, new hampshire now. the u.s. president barack obama speaking there. let's listen in for a second. >> you are going to step into a voting booth, and it's a big choice to make. it's not just a choice between two candidates or two parties. it's about two different visions for this country that we love. you know, governor romney has a sales pitch. he has been running around talking about his five point power point plan for the economy. we saw the other night, it's not a five point. >> what he is selling is not a five-point plan. it's really just a one-point plan. folks at the top get to play with a different set of rules than you do. don't boo now. vote. they can pay lower taxes. they can keep their money off shore. they can buy companies loaded up with debt, lay off workers, strip their pensions, send their jobs overseas. they can still make money doing it, turning a big profit. the same philosophy that's been squeezing middle class families for more tha