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. >> a rescue helicopter piloted by captain mike ellis spots people stranded on the roof engulfed by flames. >> they were waving quite madly. our priority was getting them off as quickly as we could. >> the helicopter navigates a treacherous path, through the building's tv antennas and scaffolding, not to mention the flames. >> we've got people down here, it just depends if we can get close enough to the smoke. >> several hundred feet above the ground, they drop a rescue worker into the inferno. the helicopter is now directly above the fire, less than 15 feet from the roof. it takes them 12 minutes to lift four people to safety. >> i've been doing it for 20-odd years. the feeling never really goes away. it's one of elation, having gotten those people off there, particularly in this case, nobody else could have got them out. >> but the fire burns all night. at 1:47 the following afternoon, it's finally extinguished. rescuers sifting through the rubble find 28 bodies huddled together, only one floor from the safety of the roof. the grisly discovery brings the death toll to 40. >>> ft.

mike, right? i first met ellie fighting for the equal rights amendment in the state of illinois. it was 1970 -- right? because my apartment was right across the street from the capitol, we became the war room for the passage of the equal rights amendment. and we took on -- this was the very beginning of the other lady who will not b

ellie and kim and allison and the whole family. some people say dont you feel good in here today? don't you feel the power? they pissed us off, it's on. live mike, live mike. i'm honored to be here representing the national coalition of black civic participation. we're a 35-year-old organization that started in 1976. through three organizations, the naacp, and the joint center for political economic studies. one of the first executive directors waw greigea hillman who in 1983 started something called the black women's roundtable, with, i think, if i'm not correct, black women's agenda and others, dorothy hooith and others who knew coming together as a coalition of black women is a key. when you talk about the black vote, you're talking about black women primarily, and about the way we vote and who we vote for and how we vote, what we're focused on in 2012 is really to maximize that vote in unprecedented ways to deal with an agenda that says that this time, we're going to ask for some things with our vote. we have been really focusing on the vote, really, really excited to work with the "her vote" coalition and building the kind of coalition tha