many awesome cougar. >> reporter: she has never shied away from being a cougar. she moved in with a boy toy troy hill who is 30 years younger. they broke up last year and linda hopes this video will help get her another man. >> miley made a comment that she thinks people over 40 don't have sex. >> she might be right. >> reporter: you don't mean that? >> well, lately. >> deborah: when we come back, what happens when your pet sees itself in the mirror. >> deborah: mirror, mirror on the wall, next >>> closed caption sponsorship for "inside edition" is brought to you by: >>> finally, what big teeth i have. >> reporter: check out this pooch as he sees his reflection in the mirror. he seems very confused. and she's not alone. it's like they're seeing a stranger in the mirror. and kitties has the same problem. talk about striking a pose. hundreds of maryland studentst 11. chl h. . q >> kanye! >> a lot of people think you're a jerk. >> people say, well, you signed up to be a celebri

and 2 forget rounds she has left. >> each round of chemo is like another mile marker. in a sense it is training for the same thing. >> reporter: she has been doing both for months after suddenly getting sick in july. >> eventually i got the diagnose of cancer. and it was a shock. >> reporter: the cancer is rare and the odds are not good but equally shocking is how amy handled it. >> most people if you got that kind of death sentence you would just kind of retreat into yourself and fall apart. >> reporter: not amy. kept training, sharing strength and stories of her family including two young children with her friends. and each step slittified her message. >> life is hard. we can get through it. >> as much as we are

she has to figure out her relationship with herself before she confronts him.m not going to have my self-esteem tied to losing this man. that's why they don't say something, they're afraid of loss. if i can say it is more detrimental to my life to be in a relationship of pain than it is to be alone, now she's going to go and get the things she wants. >> that was good. >> even e. jean is impressed. >> i think matthew is a secret woman. you understand women. deeply. >> thank you. >> sheryl, is it okay to date your ex's best friend? >> if the breakup was clean, you respect one another, and the guy is hot, yes. if he has called you in the last six months crying, no. if you have called him in the last six months for a booty call, no. >> i like that the principles are based on how hot he is. the fact is, firstly, what you can't find another one -- another guy among the 3 billion guys in the world that is not his best friend. if you can't -- if he's the love of your life, go for it. if this is a whim because you're lonely or in pain or trying to get back at the guy, d

she has been the number two there since nine -- 2010. in the 1990s she chaired bill clinton's council of economic advisers and has an impressive teaching career. shene thing from her cv -- spent her time between the fed and academia. she never went to wall street to make loads of money, and the democrats like that. at,thing else she is keen balancing employment and on -- inflation, certainly during the economic crisis she has put the stress on policies that create jobs. the nobel prize for economics in 2001. >> she has been a consistent advocate that when unemployment is high that is one of the main focuses of the fed, so long as inflation is also not high. so i think what she would bring as a balance -- is a balance that sometimes was lacking in the years before the crisis. >> the markets seemed to like her, bouncing back this morning. many think she will put on hold the fed plan to reduce the amount of money they are pumping into the u.s. economy. if it happened, it could send shockwaves around the globe. not everyone will be pleased wi

had,xposure that she has she has stayed true to the core message. she talked about also to the issues and i think that she is trying to stay focused on her core issue, education, which, frankly, is a big enough issue. that is enough of an issue to keep her busy. >> may be it is outside of her comfort zone, but he talked about the taliban and said that it is for the politicians to decide. she things that dialogue is the only way. >> i asked about that. nobody has been arrested for the attack on her and her school friends. two other girls were injured that day. she has moved on and attacks happen all the time in pakistan where nobody is brought to justice. in some ways, it is not unusual. she feels that dialogue is the way forward and she is saying that at interesting point in time. ofistan is on the brink deciding what form any dialogue might take. this is coming out at a timely moment. pakistan thinks about the way forward and how to deal with the conflict with the taliban. >> i feel churlish asking this question, is there any sense in which she is n

she has been the number two there since nine -- 2010. in the 1990s she chaired bill clinton's council of economic advisers and has an impressive teaching career. shene thing from her cv -- spent her time between the fed and academia. she never went to wall street to make loads of money, and the democrats like that. at,thing else she is keen balancing employment and on -- inflation, certainly during the economic crisis she has put the stress on policies that create jobs. the nobel prize for economics in 2001. >> she has been a consistent advocate that when unemployment is high that is one of the main focuses of the fed, so long as inflation is also not high. so i think what she would bring as a balance -- is a balance that sometimes was lacking in the years before the crisis. >> the markets seemed to like her, bouncing back this morning. many think she will put on hold the fed plan to reduce the amount of money they are pumping into the u.s. economy. if it happened, it could send shockwaves around the globe. not everyone will be pleased wi

she's now getting help... >>> a california girl gets no warning before she has a seizure and they happen often. but, she is now getting help in the form of a fury new friend. >> reporter: mr. snuggles is as adorable as his name. this pup puppy is about to take on a serious job, it will be his task to take care of mira who suffer friday seizures. she came to her by way of the firefighters association, the pup will be trained to sense her seizures before they happen. it seems snuggles is already having an impact. >> she has not had a seizure since he has been here. that is amazing. >> i love him so much. >> reporter: this firefighter had the idea to get her the new trained compainion through sense and temperature he will be able to detect when she is about to have an episode. >> call that actually made me know we had to react quickly she had a seizure and went undetected for awhile. >> i am hoping for him to do is give me that extra couple of seconds to be able to go and get the medication, to give me the extra time to help her so she does not go,it as long. >> reporter: a dog with this ki

tonight she has a real drama, a face transplant that almost ended in death, and an invasion that saved a woman's life. tonight she is in the mountains of california where condors are making a come back, thanks to a simple use of technology. and i'm phil torres, i'm an entomology. i study insects in the rain forest of peru. that's our team, now let's do some science. >> hey, welcome back to anothee changing invasions in science. we are starting today with lindsay. you have incredible touching story of a transformation in a woman. who had a face transplant, tell me the story? >> this was truly a life changing use of technology. she had a full face transplant. here is the procedure. i want to emthat size, this is still very cutting edge. there have only been seven face transplants in the united states. carmen's was the 7th, and there have only been 30 full or partial worldwide. carman took an incredible risk, even having this procedure done. and by doing that, she actually is helping to change the way that they look at these in the future, and really changing medicine. >> registered nurse

amanda has the baby with pauly, but she also has another child by another man. anyway, all that before her 26th birthday. i know. she's young. she's like 25 years old. anyway, pauly's lawyer apparently agreed to supervised visits, but amanda is claiming she's getting no response from pauly. even when a man is in the life of the mother and the child in the birthing room and everything, there is -- we don't get all the help that we need when the baby is five monthsing on. guys are all fumbling with their callused hands trying to do something. i remember i was the primary. i mean, you ow, kevin my husband helps out and he did things and everything, but i wouldn't even leave a five month old with somebody that i love, a man. no. pauly, you all have got to get this together. so last night amanda publicly had to reach out on twitter. and the reason why she's hamshe handling it on stwit e ee ee ee she no longer has his phone number. look. this is getting out of hand, you've had my number since day one. come bond with her any day anytime you and your family want. she add

it's getting worse. >> she has had so many represents die, she's almost used to death.hurts. >> i feel like i don't want to go back to syria, because all of the people that i love are not there. >> reporter: she's one of the few syrian students lucky enough to be enrolled in a jordanian school. in this area, 2,000 other children are on a waiting list. their apartment is new. a years ago her father didn't want to be on camera because of his parents. they have come to jordan as well. they have come to the city of harak and killed and burned people, including my four brothers. three were married and one was single. there's nothing left for us to return to. >> reporter: he does construction work when he can, to provide not just for his own family, but 12 of his brother's children, who are also refugees. his mother said that they walked to jordan with only blankets and a few clothes. >> i just want to step on its soil and drink its water and breath it's air. our house was burned down, even if we sit under a tree, the important thing is that one returns to one's country. >> r

it's getting worse. >> she has had so many represents die, she's almost used to death. but it hurts. >> i feel like i don't want to go back to syria, because all of the people that i love are not there. >> reporter: she's one of the

she has been involved with the fed for 30 years. e was an extremely effective head of the san francisco fed for nearly a decade. she has been the vice chair for three years. she has a very distinguished academic career in macro-economies. by the way, something that isn't commented enough in her role as head of cea and chairman of the san francisco fed she had to communicate not just with policymakers, but with business leaders all over the country. and she is really good at that. she lives to wide views of opinion, takes it all in and tries to make the best decision. >> she's also communicated in her views and her writings and speeches that she does believe that this fed monetary policy as aggressive as it may be is helpful. what about the other side of the coin, people who think she might be blind to possible inflation before it's too late. >> this is all part of the debate. it's not a debate about her. it's a debate about the current fed policy. and it's interesting to start with this, the word continuity. i think that you won't se

so she has believers. >> she does. she has believers. >> she does. hd3 i love that just washed freshness, but then it goes to your closet...to die. so do what i do -- try new glow unstopables in-wash scent boosters. toss them in before the wash, then pour in downy infusions for softness. mmm! and they fill your closet with scents so fresh i could just yodel! and they last for 12 weeks! downy unstopables and infusions. discover a fresher world. ♪ i came in like a rainbow >>> finally this half hour, a couple of stories we are trending on-line this morning. >> starting with this. there's no shortage these days of folks who hate their jobs. >> no doubt. all of us at one point in time have fantasized about quitting our jobs and going out with a bang. that's what writer marina did over the weekend. the 25-year-old who works at a taiwanese animator and uploaded this video of her dancing around the office. check it out. it was after hours and there was a simple message to the video. >> i quit. >> she says after two years she's

she has helped me through a lot. she's helped me through this time a lot, since i've been here. >> she's with a woman. that's just wrong. it's wrong. i just want to pick her up and shake her sometimes and say, "i raised you better than that." >> i'm 21 years old. you've not been my mother for 21 years. why do you want to start now? and that's my question to her, why do you want to start now? >> i tried to get her to go to church. it's like, she don't want to do that. unless -- well, tanya gets her to go. >> you can't say girlfriend? >> it's hard. i think god will intervene eventually if i pray long enough and hard enough. i can hope. >> kiss me through the air. >>> coming up -- >> they call me cornbread here because my husband was eating cornbread when i shot him. >> a lifer finds pleasure in makeup. >> i'm like dolly. the redder, the better. the more the merrier. @ñ >>> it might be a maximum security institution, but the tennessee prison for women realizes that giving their inmates opportunities to feel good about th

. >> she has been warned she could be laid off at any time. >> because i don't know what the future will hold. i just know it wouldn't be smart to buy right now. and probably not smart to buy in the next year or two. i can't see the day it is going to be smart. >> she is one. growing numbers of millenials choosing to rent than buy. this is changing generation. the economy has not been producing enough high paying jocks. many millenials are unemployed or under employed or have jobs that don't pay sufficient levels of remuneration to purchase a home. >> since the housing crisis the millenials showed the steepest decline in home ownership. one reason is the student loan debt. >> it's like graduating from college. you are immediately subject to mortgage payments. and you have to make a monthly payment on your student debt. >> that makes it difficult to take on a debt load of a mortgage. >> she has credit card debt of $13,000. >> i don't have enough savings first of all to even think about putting a down payment. >> according to the federal reserve the share of young people getting their firs

she was seen leaving his hotel here. he has been here film and everything is adding up. found out. >> wendy: i didn't realize she was the type of girl to be down with the swirl. >> we didn't either. >> wendy: i like it although i still wouldn't want to deal with tom cruise and his hollywood power and his magical spells. >> well, that's why this was just testing the waters a little bit and jamie put out a statement saying it's not true. he doesn't want to mess with a of that stuff. e's friend with both o them. he met katie because he is friends with tom. >> wendy: like i said, hollywood, shady. thank you ian. >> but jamie wants to keep the doors open for other people too. he's like a like george clooney. >> wendy: he's not a keeper. but you are. i'll see you next time. >> any time. >> wendy: for all the celebrity news check out "us [ cheers and applause ] [ music playing ] >> wendy: welcome back my friends. it's time for ask wendy. how you doin'? >> hey, i'm nicole. how y doin'? >> hey, nicole. how can i help? >> a friend of mine we have been friends for six months and i h

she has the dance break just like in the other two videos. now she starts sticking it to all the things in the home here, the trash, this pile of fresh pink hell, she's like out of here, quitting my job, i'm gone just like marinia was. >> some guys stumble upon a hornets nets -- >> and they decide we're going to throw a piece of wood at this thing. why? >> watch what h >>> tampa police are looking for this guy. i think what might tip them off is he's got a lot of handbags with him. this is in mahall's in tampa. >> you think was he look for a bag for his mom or girl friend? >> nope. he was going to lift these bags. police say he lifted $1,200 worth of michael korz handbags. >> a dude stands out carrying a designer bag, let alone 12. >> there were only six so they're worth $1,200. i do have to say he has a good choice of designers. michael korz does make a nice bag. >> was he planning on selling these? >> i would say he doesn't have them anymore. >> he might keep the orange one. it does match his search. >> recently miley cyrus has become the ce

i was amazed she has that much perspective. miley, if she will follow in sinead's foot steps she could go on "snl -- remember when sinead tore up the photo of the pope on" snl" really edgy? i am thinking miley could go on "sn l" or maybe the home shopping net wok and tear up a photo of joel osteen. there is not much to say about it. >> but you managed to say a lot. deborah, what are your thoughts on the whole milely cyrus thing? you haven't been on the show where we talked about it every night for the last three months and would you dress up as miley for halloween? >> i hope those who dress up like miley go to the gym before they put on their costumes or it won't be a pretty scene. i think sinead o'connor went on an angry rant. milely was appropriate in comparing to amanda bynes. i wish i was her criminal defense attorney. >> really? i thought sinead everything she said was meant to help miley and you thought it was insane? >> most people don't like free advice. >> most people don't to what milely did though publicly. >> that's

she has been right. we haven't seen inflation. all of the people that said we were right now should be going around with wheel barrows full of dollars and this kind of inflation, it didn't happen. she had said that all along. she has been right. of course, just because you're right in the past doesn't mean you'll be right in the future. but that's what i said before, she's eminently qualified and it's good that you will now have continuity. she's going to pick up the baton from bernanke on qe, on quantity take tif easing and going to own it and that's good. >> she's proven an excellent predictor and extraordinarily well qualified. she's dovish and favored deregulation in the past which has liberals nervous. overall your thoughts on janet yellen assuming the post? >> she has a huge challenge ahead of her right now. she has the challenge of doing almost nothing. she has to continue what ben bernanke has done despite the head winds from a problematic congress been divided and willing to throw the country int

so she has a larger pumpkin, two smaller ones. she puts a metal record inside the pumpkins and then measures it to the length of her prosthetic frame. >> how is she going to walk with it? >> you watch. >> then she starts putting the other small pumpkins on. takes a break for a carmel apple. >> always have time for that. >> there you go. >> now she has a two-pumpkin prosthetic. >> look at that. >> it's probably a little heavy. looks like she's carrying a lot of weight on that leg. >> you can do anything with pumpkins. >> why not. >> uber popular youtuber shea carl has created a really fun music video and the song is going to stick in your head. ♪ i got my socks on, i got my socks, i got my socks on ♪ >> we've probably all been in a business meeting where we kind of zone d out thinking about other things. >> so we go from a nice little whistly tune to the argyle sox remission. >> club version. ♪ i got my socks on, i got my socks on, i got my gosh darn socks on ♪ >> why would he create a music video about argyle socks? >> it's about t

she has two oscars into enemies. three years, she has been taking on various roles and hit series "american horror story." ."is season is called "coven she is also a grandmother, and in that role, she has published her first children's book or it is called "it's about a little bird." before we talk about the children's story, first a look at a scene from this season of "american horror story: coven," which begins airing tomorrow night. >> the fountain. a kind of holy place for our border. she led an 1970s, alternative coven down here. she and her sister witches would gather there, proudly and publicly, very much in the spirit of the times. but it was damaged during katrina, and the authorities used it as an excuse to declare this sacred place a safety hazard. it has been closed o ever since. >> i don't understand why we can't get in. >> tear the wall down. >> this is seriously the worst ever. >> each one of you has a unique gift. that is not nearly enough to be a real which. >> you're a real which? -- witch? >> that

she could never go on daytime television because she has a mouth, but we like our rockey. >> she does. snl will be big this weekend, "saturday night live." miley cyrus will be the host and the musical guest. >> a lot of work for her. she's 20. she can do it. >> promos are out. >> let's take a peek. >> i'll be the musical guest and host this week on snl. >> do you mind me asking why you're always sticking out your tongue? >> that's how i smell. >> like a snake? >> yeah. are you wearing women's deodorant? >> no. >> that's cute. she has to be able to make fun of herself. >> you've got to or she'll die. >> i wonder what kind of musical number she'll do. >> probably a little wreckin' ball. what's the other one? can't stop, something like that? she's a very good singer, very talented lady. and she won't, because it's network tv, be able to be naked. >> she'll have to wear something. this will be good to see. >> we'll hear all the scoop. >>> paging through the papers and maureen, writer for "vanity fair," wife of the late tim russert. >> and a lady. >> really great lady. >> she broke this st

she has goolish stuff.> doing it to herself. >> that's amazing. >> you want to jump to this last one t. living piano. >> this is from a canadian educational broadcaster tfo. they took 12 opera singers an created this giant keyboard you operate with your feet. the opera isn'ters belt it out. >> ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. >> i love. it's opera. >> youtube learning how to do the rainbow, they've learned a lot going on these can els. a lot of early education out there. >> abby, thank you so much. learn more about the youtube stars on tied.com. coming up next, get out that leaf blower. now, willie, can you do it. the best products to make star wars and hitch and you have willie and brooke to help you out right afte ooh! i love that just washed freshness, but then it goes to your closet...to die. so do what i do -- try new glow unstopables in-wash scent boosters. toss them in before the wash, then pour in downy infusions for softness. mmm! and they fill your closet with scents so fresh i could just yodel! and they last

you maintain she has stuck to script. >> yeah, she has stuck to script, although i think she has to be very careful about the finger pointing to contractors. she saids to say i am responsible, we are responsible, we're going to fix it. we saw darrell issa this morning, contractors are pointing the finger back at the government. so number one she needs to take responsibility and i think she needs to be very clear on the fix. although as we saw from the first three questions, they are not focusing as much on the website. they are focusing on the recent news that policies are being canceled. so it's the other issues i think we are going to hear over and over again. >> are members of the committee also walking a tight rope. i remarked that dorothy you are not in kansas anymore, and i remarked that it is such an irritating thing for folks from the midwest to be reminded of that. >> a very unfortunate way to start out. they need to be respectful, make their case, and they need to get to the point, but be very careful about alienating her. when you start out with something like that, you miss

she has twice mc's the international mr. leather competition in chicago and sang at events throughout the country. she is has participated in multiple national anthemth and participated in many events. she's talked about human sexuality and being part of the lifestyle that is different from the norm. she is a major advocate for safety and support for fetish and kink life styles. i want to recognize queen cougar in the board of supervisors. she was crowned miss san francisco leather. as the oldest living person who holds this title, it is our honor to recognize queen cougar for her great work and the work she's done in this community. she really has lived up to the great spirit of leaders like harvey milk. we know that she has been given many accolades in the past including my colleague scott wiener. but i want to publically thank her and recognize her work because i'm in awe of her commitment, i'm really humbled by everything she has accomplished by her talent and bravery and originality. queen cougar, it is my honor to recog

. >> she very much does follow me whenever she has followed me, but at the same time, she likes to be the quarterback when i'm the quarterback and it just doesn't work. ♪ >> tulsa, oklahoma, is ranked as one of the nation's most livable cities, but that doesn't make it immune to crime, as both the employees and temporary residents at the tulsa county jail know all too well. on any given day, there are about 1,800 men and women incarcerated here. while some have been convicted, most are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial or resolution of their cases. >> let me see who's winning. >> chief deputy michelle robinette runs the jail. >> when i first started 18 years ago, public drunks were coming in every weekend. now and then you would get a murderer. today, a lot more frequent. the public drunks and the simple charges aren't coming through anymore. now we're looking at charges of meth, assault with a deadly, shooting with intent to kill and it's hard to see, but that's what we're dealing with. >> joseph giroux could serve as an example of an inmate who goes beyond the public dru

she has her video.sday, october 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." with john muller and diana perez. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we have to do an i quit video one of these days here at "world news now." >> i agree. can you get down with kanye. >> i don't know if i can get down but i will channel the feeling of i quit suddenly i will have my groove on because everybody knows how to do that. >> that's for sure. i think you have given us a challenge and i'm up for it. i can get down with kanye. >> i'm sure you can get down better than me. no doubt about this. >> welcome to day two of the government shutdown. lawmakers on capitol hill still can't agree on a way out of this mess. >> they tried to stop gap measures to fund certain parts of the government and that failed. we have late developments. >> reporter: after day one of the government shutdown, congress is no closer to getting things back up and running. yesterday, lawmakers traded traumatic statements on the capitol

she has added children's book offer to her long list of accomplished -- of a couple showman predict the book is called "it's about a little bird ." she is also returning to the third season of jessica lange," this year's title, "coven." a conversation with jessica lange coming up right now. ♪ ♪ and by contributions to your pbs station, viewers like you. thank you. tavis: jessica lange is one of the countries most celebrated actress. she has two oscars into enemies. for three years, she has been taking on various roles and hit series "american horror story." ."is season is called "coven she is also a grandmother, and in that role, she has published her first children's book or it is called "it's about a little bird." before we talk about the children's story, first a look at a scene from this season of "american horror story: coven," whh begins airing tomorrow night. >> the fountain. a kind of holy place for our border. she led an 1970s, alternative coven down here. she and her sister witches would gather there, proudly and publicly, very much in the spirit of the times. but it was damag

so now vivica says she has now changed her ways. she says that now she only wants to date men between 30 and 35. vivica. [ applause ] so let me organize my cards as i'm talking to you. it's a mess over here. i have my tea droppers. you know the legendary spanish singer taro who is 62? well, she threw some shade at a fellow latino. do you remember when they came to visit our show how lovely they are? she was everything that i used to watch in the '70s on the love boat. she had the high hair and an outfit too short and tight for a woman of 62, but you love her. i aspire to be that when i'm 62. just cute. and her husband. her husband wasn't on the couch. we were talking. and her husband was standing off on the side of the stage. but he was as entertaining as her. they've been married since forever, and he looked at her so lovingly, like look at my girl. that's how i want to be when i get older. i want my husband and son to just let her go. i want to wear inappropriate high hair. short outfits. i just want to let it go. the other day, be

unite behind its response. >> but her closes associates say she can drive the tough decisions. >> she has a stiff spine. she's not going to be somebody who rolls over. when the decisions have to be made she can make them and she can be forceful why they need to be made. >> al jazeera new york. >> yellen met her husband in the cafeteria in 1977. >>> investors cross the globe have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars from stock sings the economic melt down five years ago. now there's a whole different reason to be scared. savings accounts and cds, if you are willing to venture online you may be able to find better rates. stacy tisdale has the story. >> she went to a website called smartypig.com. >> the biggest thing i paid for was my wedding last yore. i saved $20,000. >> smarty pig is one of the growing websites that are ensured by the government for deposits up to $250,000 but they offer savers higher rates. >> the reason they offer you better rates is they're an interstate bank. people are less likely who are doing this, less likely to be taking money out and putting back in all the ti

now she hopes she has done the same. e wants to be transferred to a different prison and wants a full criminal investigation into all of the allegations she has made and wants assurances that none of her fellow inmates those who helped her will be punished or imprisoned in any way and otherwise, she will resume the hunger strike. >> is she scheduled to be released soon? i thought i read maybe in march? >> reporter: that's right, as early as march. lots of people wondering why she chose to do this now. she had the option of keeping her head down and essentially surviving and enduring the experience. her husband said she couldn't deal it any longer. she says the nature of the punishment that goes on there is often collective. if one prisoner is said to break the rules, a whole group of them are often punished as a result. >> phil black is live for us. appreciate that report. >> sounds like quite an ordeal. >> she says she wants to stay there criminal that drl investigation is under way so see what happens there. >>> the gov

she comes up. he has the movie camera. gives the movie camera to the film photographer, the still camera, two people on the ground to photograph this. and she takes them back to f.d.r. and puts them on f.d.r.'s desk to say when are you going to do this? eleanor is blamed for race riots in the united states because of her promotion of housing for some of the six million african americans who have relocated from the south to the north for the defense industry. she's blamed by the mississippi press and the new york press is why she gets to go to the pacific to answer briefly your earl about bathoon and randolph. sarah delnor roosevelt is the -- ho take mary clkclouth mclouth bathoon. they would call each other their clothest friends in their own age group. eleanor would become good friends and colleague with a. phillip randolph. especially in 1939 over the mary an concert which is not about her resignation from the d.a.r. so that marianne anderson could perform in the district. but it's her ability to say why curse hitler and

she has become a national figure. >> texas is changing, too. >> the demographics are changing. she will be seen as an extremist on the left, she expects it, i think. because of her position on right to choose. the numbers are changing on the ground and this will become retail politics. increasedulation has 25% or 30%, most of it minority. the voter turnout is not great. she has to make a good showing. >> wendy davis is proving that the filibuster is the quickest way to national fame and notoriety. bbottney general greg a because it seems like there is one issue she will broaden. >> see you next week. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> from washington, the mclaughlin group, the american original. for over three decades, the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. >>> issue one, crisis or catharsis? >> one faction of one party in one house of congress, in one branch of government, shut down major parts of the government. all because they didn't like one law. i have to say, i'm disappointed in the actions of the united states senate this morni

not surprisingly, she has a different version. he longest night started in august of 1984 when she was only 18 when her father drugged her and dragged her to the cellar, chaping her to a wall. for the first years of incarceration, she lived in isolation according to her could. the only visitor was her own father who raped her every few days. >> you could probably talk to 50 different psychiatrists and read all the literature and get 50 different answers about what drives the incest dynamic. some of it is control and some of it is lust. some of it is a narcissistic attraction to self and the creation of self. >> he fabricated a cover story saying that eliz beth fled to join a cult, insisting she didn't want to be found and presented letters he forced her to write. fritzl's web of lies worked. no one came looking for elizabe elizabeth. not her mother or friends and not the neighbors. not the police. >> this is something the police see time and time again. as we all know, every child needs the family home at some point. then her 19th

. >> she is known to the world as lee. her story of being gang raped has infuriated many. she had sustained him -- unimaginable psychological and physical damage. she has undergone surgery and there are more to come. her mother said this is the worst experience she has ever endured and she hopes she will recover. but she has just one plea. >> i wanted the suspects to be arrested and justice to be done. up to now, no one has been arrested. i hear some of them have gone into hiding. >> she said the families of some of the suspects have threatened her. one offered to tell, but changed his mind. >> when my husband went to his house to get the help yet offered, the man started insulting my has-been and calling him names. he said it was not only his son that assaulted our daughter and that we should go to the other families for help. [indiscernible] >> what we are emphasizing his accountability in violence against women, accountability on addressing impunity with sexual violence, accountability with regard to police and how they act. the justice for her does not end here. it is a

she didn't win the prize. but there's a reason malala has been called the bravest girl in the world. for years she said today she wondered what she would say if she were confronted by a would be assassin. >> listen to me first. listen to my voice. listen to what i say. and i will tell him that i want even education for their sons and daughters. >> reporter: malala said this week she didn't deserve the nobel prize. she was too young. today she told pbs news hour, she has the bigger prize in mind. >> the reward to see every child go to school. i will serve my whole life for that. >> reporter: malala has big goals, maybe even prime minister of pakistan some day. when my 8-year-old daughter woke up this morning, the first thing she wanted to know is did malala win. i think that conversation happened all across the world this morning. that speaks to the power she has whether or not she has a moe bell peace prize. >> there were big expectations going into the day. thanks as always. >>> here in new york, there is an all-out search for a boy with autism. he's nonverbal, he's been missing for

. >> she is known to the world as lee. her story of being gang raped has infuriated many. she had sustained him -- unimaginable psychological and physical damage. she has undergone surgery and there are more to come. her mother said this is the worst experience she has ever endured and she hopes she will recover. but she has just one plea. >> i wanted the suspects to be arrested and justice to be done. up to now, no one has been arrested. i hear some of them have gone into hiding. >> she said the families of some of the suspects have threatened her. one offered to tell, but changed his mind. >> when my husband went to his house to get the help yet offered, the man started insulting my has-been and calling him names. he said it was not only his son that assaulted our daughter and that we should go to the other families for help. [indiscernible] >> what we are emphasizing his accountability in violence against women, accountability on addressing impunity with sexual violence, accountability with regard to police and how they act. the justice for her does not end here. it is a

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it's getting worse. >> she has had so many represents die, she's almost used to death. but it hurts. >> i feel like i don't wantave f harak and killed and burned people, including my four brothers. three were married and one was single. there's nothing left for us to return to. >> reporter: he does construction work when he can, to provide not just for his own family, but 12 of his brother's children, who are also refugees. his mother said that they walked to jordan with only blankets and a few clothes. >> i just want to step on its soil and drink its water and breath it's air. our house was burned down, even if we sit under a tree, the important thing is that one returns to one's country. >> reporter: their eldest daughter dropped out of school, and hasn't gun back. the youngest daughter, when she's not watching cartoons, she sings songs about people being tortured to death. she has her own phone with even more photos of dead relatives. >> this is my uncle carlen, he was 27. this is uncle month happened. they took him from his home and killed him at a neighbors' house.

up to now she has had the numbers on her side, and she has won. but i know joan, and i see that one day she will go ahead when she has only 10 men to do the work of a hundred. then she will find that god is on the side of the big battalions. she will be taken by the enemy and the lucky man that makes the capture will receive 16,000 pounds from the earl of warwick 16,000 pounds! for me? there cannot be so much money in the world. now tell me which of us will make a move to save her once the english have got her, i speak first for the army. the day that she is dragged from her horse by a goddamn or a burgundian and she is not struck dead, the day that she is locked in a dungeon and the bars and bolts do not fly open at the touch of st. peter's angel, the day when they find that she is as vulnerable as i am and not a bit more invincible, she will not be worth the life of a single soldier to us, and i will not risk that life, much as i cherish her as a companion-in-arms. i don't blame you, jack. i am not worth one soldier's life if god lets me be beate