. >> michelle smith was in the building when a microburst brought it down sunday evening. >> the way the door crumpled in and this was flying off, you would never expect a big metal door to go flying. >> roof blew off and the walls on two sides caved in. smith was thrown through a door and into another room. >> it was just bad. when i tried to stand up, i fell back down and realized that my leg was going straight, but my foot was over here. >> her ankle is shattered, her ribs are cracked and a lung collapsed. it was dark and she was alone. and worst of all, she didn't know what happened to her son and the other kids who had just been practicing their cheerleading routines. >> it's so scary. because i didn't hear any of them screaming or make any noise when i was yelling for them when we were in the building. that's the worst feeling in the world. i thought all the babies were dead. >> she was relieved to learn her son and all the other children were okay. only one other parent was injured and he is recovering as well. >> when i saw michelle, she was emotional. i said be quiet. you're

. >> reporter: her name is michelle smith. she's a 47-year-old mother and pretty beat up tonight. she's recovering here at mary washington hospital. you see, the children and most of the adults who survived the building collapse made it to a safe room that stood. michelle did not. yet somehow survived. >> you saw debris. the sky opened up and you saw stuff coming down. i was like, the building is coming down. i couldn't believe it. >> michelle smith was in the fredericksburg cheer fusion building when a microburst brought it down sunday evening. >> way the door crumpled in and was flying off, you would never expect a big metal door to bend in like that. >> the roof blew off and the walls on two sides caved in. smith was thrown through a door and into another room. >> it was just bad. when i tried to stand up, i fell back down and realized that my leg was going straight, but my foot was over here. >> her ankle is shattered and a lung had collapsed. it was dark and she was alone. and worst of all, she didn't know what happened to her son and the other kids who had just been practici

. >> michelle smith was in the fredericksburg cheer fusion building when a microburst brought it down sunday evening. >> way the door crumbled in. >> the cinder block walls on two sides caved in. smith was thrown through a door and into another room. >> my leg was going to shrink, but my foot was over here. >> her ankle is shattered, and a lung was collapsed. she was dark and alone. worst of all, she didn't know what happened to her son and the other kids who had been practicing their cheerleading routines. >> it's so scary. i didn't hear any of them screaming or make any noise when i was yelling for them when we were in the building. and that's the worst feeling in the world. i thought all the babies were dead. >> she was relieved to learn her son and other children were okay. only one other parent was injured and he's recovering as well. in fredericksburg, peggy fox, 9news now. >> what an incredible story. arlington county police say they are following several leads in their search for a hit- and-run driver who killed a pedestrian. the incident happened about 5:30 this morning on so

michelle parker, macarthur -- martha aaron felt, patrick charles smith, maurice edwards, there is a shirley without a last name, oscar james, diana daniels, and that is it. how much time should i give them? one minute each. let's go. >> we have been here since 5:00. >> you can't give us one minute? >> we have been here since 5:00. >> i am a parent of elementary schoolchildren and a middle school child. when i want to clear my head, or think clearly and solve a problem, i go on a run, or i go on a long walk on our great hills of san francisco. i have friends who are much faster than me, who consider running a religion. they do it to keep their mind sharp and healthy. there are many families that are fortunate to have the time and means to provide physical activity outside of the school, but many of our families do not have that opportunity. the only way to make sure our students have the opportunity to get a healthy mind and body is to our public education system. it is even -- my goodness. quickly, i will wrap up. it is mandated through the state that there is 200 minutes of p e in elementa

executive gavin smith spent today passing out fliers in the los angeles area, as part of their effort to find the 57-year-old man. and now detectives say they have new information in this case. michelle from los angeles has the latest. >> reporter: that's how long gavin smith has been reported missing. but his wife, sister and children are still searching. a small tip from the detectives on the case brought them here to selmar this morning. >> they can't tell us exactly everything. everyone knows there was a ping here. >> reporter: meaning the last signal from smith's cell phone came from right here in selmar. this family of the missing fox executive distribute fliers at stores, intersections, talking to curious neighbors in the community, hoping for new information. >> i haven't heard about this. >> wow. >> he's been missing since may. >> reporte >> the detectives would like us to focus on the car. it's so evident in the investigation. >> reporter: the 57-year-old former ucla basketball player left a friend's home in oak park between 9:00 and 10:00 p.m. on may 1st in his black 2000 mercedes. they highlight that information, along with a $20,000 reward. the family desperately hopes s

. >> sean: joining me with the reaction to the ad and more, sandra smith and from the daily caller, michelleyou. >> sean: this was supposed to be the first line of attack, and we got hillary rosen and then bill maher with the crrks c-word and the b-word and obama doesn't have a sister soldier moment. >> i think this ad is strong and goes directly after the base and points to the numbers. these are government numbers that nobody can dispute right now. if women don't know this already, the numbers prove a point, under the obama policies, we are worse off now than we were when he took office. >> sean: 780,000 fewer women working. 7 million women in poverty. most people don't know the statistics. >> they don't. this goes straight to the point. democrats love to run away from numbers and facts, which is why they created this ridiculous war on women with the contraception and they reduced the woman do a sexual being whose sole concern is birth control and cheap abortion. that's not the american woman. the real american woman cares about the economy, getting a job, helping her family, which is why

michelle malkin is a young asian angry woman. (laughter) but even amongst fox's exotic noah's ark of white people-- (laughter) -- one beautiful unicorn stands out. anchor and mantis-american help is smith. he's no cookie cutter newsman. he's got his own style. for example, watch how great baer reported on a february campaign stop by mitt romney. >> mitt romney held serve on his home court in michigan and swept through arizona in two crucial primary wins tuesday. now, romney and his three g.o.p. challengers focus on washington state saturday and then supertuesday context next week. >> stephen: classic baer. clear, concise, and with eyes like buttons on a cursed doll. (laughter) in contrast, whatship smith cut through those same facts to find the real angle. >> now it's on to supertuesday and today rick santorum is campaigning into tennessee, mitt romney's in ohio, and whether romney deserves momentum really is questionable, isn't it? >> i'm sorry, carl, i'm looking at him over your right shoulder there. do you think he's aware he's wearing mom jeans? he's wearing mom jeans, carl. it's 2012. >> mitt romney's wearing mom jeans. >> stephen: shep was the only one on dung ree-gate. it was th

so michelle sends me to smith college to talk about the failures of feminism. and i am actually totally psyched about this, because i love going on to college campuses and sort of throwing that intellectual, theoretical grenade into campus and letting it explode and all the left is like -- because they've never heard these ideas before and free markets, ah! they just go nuts over the simplest little thing. so i am fired up. i wrote this red meat speech, and this goes to what mary katharine was talking about. so i'm flying up there and i actually had been doing this bible study on barnabas, the gracious saint, the gracious disciple and it was an in depth bible study, and here i am, flying out, literally, just ready to go with my red meat speech and gracious saint, gracious saint, like oh please, i am so excited about this. so i rewrote my entire speech on the flight up there because it was so ungracious, and when i thought about it i knew i wasn't going to capture a single heart, i knew all i was going to do was tick everybody off. i wasn't even going to make ev

michelle flournoy. former federal election commissioner brad smith talks about why he opposes requiring independent campaignto disclose where they get their money. washington journal is live every morning on c-span at 7:00 a.m. eastern. more "road to the white house coverage tomorrow. mitt romney campaigns in new hampshire. that is live on c-span. live at 6:00 p.m. eastern, first lady michelle obama delivered a campaign speech in fredericksburg, virginia. >> this weekend on book tv, from new york city, the harlem book fair. live coverage starts saturday at 12:30 eastern with a panel discussion on the future of african american publishing. that is followed with a look at public education. cornell west sits on a panel examining the next presidential election. sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, the eagle forum leadership summit with authors including phyllis schlafly. part of book tv this weekend on c-span2. >> homeland security secretary janet napolitano testified at an oversight hearing today. she answered questions about port security, the fast and furious gun tracking operation, and the administration's policy t

then later on, brad smith will be here to talk about money and politics. >> this weekend on michele flournoy- "book tv" the harlem book fair. cornel west sits in on a panel examining the next presidential election. and then celebrating the 150th anniversary of the emancipation proclamation. and then sunday at 2:00 eastern, the evil former collegians leadership summit. >> something has happened in the last two decades that are really changing the nature of large corporations, and that is the cycle time. the amount of time they have to stay on the pact has been incredibly compressed by globalization, technology shifts, regulatory ships. in fact, large corporations not only need to do with no customers and products, they need to do with disruption. disruption is when they have a great core business and some crazy comes along and says, we are going to take of this company. the best examples of this are two of the smartest companies. anybody have a blackberry or nokia phone? i was in finland had a nokia board meeting in the week the iphone came out. they passed around a copy and the fatal quote w

michelle easton, the this is about 10 years ago, -- i'm sure she has those fake caps put on. she was going to smith college to talk about the failures of feminism. okay. lovely. gloria steinem went there. is that right? the cool thing about smith college is that the great chef -- oh, my gosh, no -- what is your name? juliet. i am actually psyched about it. i loved going on to college campuses and throwing out intellectual theoretical grenade into the middle of campus and letting it explode. they had never heard these ideas before in the free market. they just go nuts over the simplest of things. so i am fired up. i gave her red meat speech. i was just ready to go with my red meat speech. i rewrote the speech all the way up there. i thought it was ungracious. i wasn't going to make anybody think -- as excited as i was, i rewrote the speech. i ran in their and they are ready for me. the first thing i said was, okay, i know you guys are not happy about me being here. thank you or do you open your minds and i will actually open mind. and i told them that i had reread my speech, and i gave the speech an