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Safety belt down. paul held him up and treaded water like a champion, and i ducked under and tied the safety belt around him real quickly. >> with the belt securely in place, rescuers give it everything they have pulling james up. >> oh, my god. this guy is dead. >> when they get him to the surface, it appears their courageous efforts were in vain. >> he looked like he was dead. >> but one of the students in the class knows cpr. after about a minute of breathing and chest compressions, james fin...

Is absolutely amazing the resilient see they have displayed these ten-plus years. they know its not a popular war at home. they have been determined from the out set and are as determined today that there is a definite connection with stability and security in afghanistan and stability and security at home in the united states. they always make that connection and they are making that today. im actually convinced until they actually walk out of there they will give it everything they can. jenna:...

In some sense that is true but at least you are offsetting a spending fiction with a revenue fiction and clearing the deck so that we dont increase from 4 million to 31 million people the number affected by the alternative minimum tax. stablize the debt. >> chris: what would that mean? what would the level be for taxes for revenue. in how much would be raised in revenue and what would it mean in new spending cuts? >> the spending cuts would be a trillion $450 billion. $2.6 trillion. couple that ...

In some sense that is true but at least you are offsetting a spending fiction with a revenue fiction and clearing the deck so that we dont increase from 4 million to 31 million people the number affected by the alternative minimum tax. stablize the debt. >> chris: what would that mean? what would the level be for taxes for revenue. in how much would be raised in revenue and what would it mean in new spending cuts? >> the spending cuts would be a trillion $450 billion. $2.6 trillion. couple that ...

The principal of the school, dawn hock sprung, was murdered when she tried to protect the students. savannah guthrie spoke to one of her daughters and the fiancee this morning. >> erica and christopher, we have heard amazing stories of heroism, and your mom is really at the center of that. as we mentioned she ran toward the gunfire, she confronted the gunman. when you heard that, did you think to yourself that is just like the woman i know? >> i had a really hard time not being mad about it. but...

>> i had a really hard time not being mad about it. but that is who she was. you know, she -- she faced every single problem that she ever had in her life head on. you know, my cousin referred to her as a bull yesterday. you know, there is no stopping dawn when she has a mission, she gets it done. and she gives it everything she has. >> christopher, i know you and erica are engaged. and i have heard that dawn treated you basically like you were already a son-in-law. you must be incredibly proud ...

To be and i couldnt be selfish. hi to let her go and let her give it everything she had. >> great athletes, gabrielle, have to go past their experiences, pain, passion and you right a lot of pain about your father. i went through that in my life and im a couple years older than you and still dealing with it. tell us about that. >> yeah. i wrote about him in the book and our relationship is not very good right now. its kind of distant. and he was just basically wasnt there for me. i mean, he wasn...

Not cherry picking one story here or one document there. >> looking it everything. >> bret: jay carney said in a few hours the organization ansar al-sharia claimed it had not been responsible for the attack. the problem with that, one man in custody in tunisia, is a member of ansar al-sharia. lets bring in panel. steve hayes for "weekly standard." mara liasson of national public radio. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. steve? importance of the e-mails and significance? >> they are signif...

Cell phone video of a fire now. states fair spokeswoman suggested that at least an electrical short may have started it everything returned except big texs hands, boots and face which were all made of fiberglass. thats kind of weird, isnt it? and when the smoke finally cleared, workers covered its charred steel skelton with a giant sheet just like well a real texan. a somer day in the lone star state wondering where folks will meet up if they get lost at the state fair. the mayor of dallas retwe...

Corpse, really, at that point. >> james q. isnt breathing, and jonah knows he needs to get him out of water fast, but hoisting him to solid ground becomes an impossible task. >> it was a fools errand. he was too heavy and the rope was too thin. and regardless of the strength of the guys up on shore, it wasnt working. >> just then, jonah realizes that some of those bystanders are students from his class and theyre wearing something that could help. >> do you want a belt? i have one on. >> all our...