honestly, i thought he would turn the race upsidedown. in reality, rick perry is polling at 7% nationally and 9% in iowa where he's trying really hard. rick perry has disappeared. michele bachmann has turned out to be a bit of a surprise. miss bachmann is not in the race this year it turns o ut to represent the fringe of the conservative movement like many thought she would. michele bachmann is here to give the country useful, practical information about crazy stuff the republican base believes. things they believe because they've heard it from the conservative media, which it turns out michele bachmann channels as if she were a tuning fork. >> there's reports that have come out that cuba has been working with another terrorist organization called hezbollah. and hezbollah is potentially looking at wanting to be a part of missile sites in iran and, of course, when you're 90 miles offshore from florida, you don't want to entertain the prospect of hosting bases or sites where hezbollah can have training camps or perhaps have missile sites or

everything was upsidedown. >> a piece of andy's jumpsuit gets snagged on the step, on a piece of metalhis fear doesn't settle in just yet. but his survival extinct does. >> i thought i could climb back up. i was in a 100-mile-an-hour wind blast. my parachute weighed 35 pounds. i didn't have leverage. >> the only person left in the plane is the pilot. he can't leave the controls. as andy dangles 11,000 feet up with no one to help him, his dad and friends land safely on the ground, where don vick is working desperately to rescue his friend. >> we knew that the odds of someone surviving what andy was going through were possibly not good. >> but don isn't giving up hope, yet. >> it just wasn't an option for andy to perish. it wasn't going to happen. >> he calls andy's dad into his office to run through the rescue option. >> we talked about the different angles of the tack of the aircraft, turning it in different directions, to see if we could dislodge andy. we tried that. >> it doesn't work. andy still hangs under the plane, frantically trying to save himself from death, high above the ear

version, wintour turned the fashion world upsidedown starting with her very first cover. >> it was certainlyer: she used an image never intended for the cover featuring an israeli model wearing jeannes. >> well, let's just try this. off we went. to me it said this is something new. this is something different. i remember the printers called us up because they thought we had made a mistake. just wanting to check that that's actually was the cover. >> reporter: was that radical? >> it was really radical. very much a statement of intent. it broke every kind of prescribed boundary and rule up until then. >> reporter: wintour continued to push boundaries by put celebrities on the cover instead of super models. a revolutionary move at the time. >> i remember taking criticism for my first madonna cover. she'll never sell. it was a little bit of risky. that was an "eyeopener" eye!c open i think to all of us. >> reporter: you knew something. you followed an instinct. >> i never pay any attention. that's not a good way to be. i don't really follow market research. in the end i do respond to my own ins

and ended upsidedown with him up top and he was crush zbld killed by an ied in afghanistan. >> suicidethey came to my house thursday morning. >> nobody else is going to be at your door at 5:45 in the morning. >> they told me my husband was not coming home. >> you don't marry someone, and look at them and go, oh you're going to die. >> to lose your best friend, your life. >> the most difficult thing about being a widow is waking up every day knowing that my husband's not going to be there. >> when you have lost the one person that made you feel like you'll never be alone, and then all of a sudden that person's gone, it's hard to find a reason to live. when i thought about a widow, i thought about, like, 90-year-old woman in black knitting a sweater for one of her 100 cats. i wanted to embrace the title. i knew that that title represented michael's sacrifice and my own. i went on to goog p and i typed in widow and it came back with the response, did you mean window? and it was the catalyst to me creating what the american widow project is now. the options that were out there are sterile.