yeah. absolutely. so i did stare him down. and as you and i talked about and i kind of had that moment that i needed. i don t even knew that i needed it at the time. and i stared him down and i felt really good about that. i had seats in the trial for the for another day and for closing arguments and i didn t go. and i m really happy that i didn t go and i wasn t there today. i feel like that moment that i stared him down was the last moment that i had with him and i feel really good about that and i feel good that that was the send-off that that is what i ended it with. i don t want to see him again. and i feel like for myself and everyone is going through their own heartache, but for me that is what i needed. adrianne it is good to have you on again. thank you very much. thank you very much.
rangel looks like he s beaten the challenge, state senator adrianne know espaillat isn t ready to concede just yet. in colorado, former congressman bob beauprez wins the primary for governor. the race has that everyone talking, mississippi senator thad cochran, the second longest serving republican in the chamber survived by stitching together a broad coalition, including democrats and african-americans. that was a nail biter. another big political story to tell you about right now, in washington, a stark sign of the incredible frustration there, a mounting effort by congressional republicans to sue the president. house speaker john boehner along with dozens of fellow lawmakers now on the record talking about filing suit against president
to let this alter her life. she knew it was going to alter her life, it already had. but not just to walk again, but to dance again. which is something she loves. it s her joy. it s what she s done professionally. and we just wanted to, you know, see more of adrianne, learn more about her. she s bravely agreed to let us follow her on what has been a obviously an incredible journey for her. tragedy and tremendous triumph. she s let us come along for both of those. tremendous triumph. we ll get to more of the dancing. part of this special, there s a scene where the prosecutors, they want to hear from you, they want your opinion on the man who allegedly set those bombs off. and you with are asked then if you think he should get the death penalty. in the piece, you say you hadn t made up your mind. have you now? i have. you know, i thought long and hard about it. and i just took some personal
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things, about adrianne, and other people, she doesn t use the name of the person who is going to be standing trial. she doesn t use the name of that person, nor any of their family members. i think that s really powerful statement about where the focus for adrianne is and where the focus for a lot of the survivors is, and should be for us all. i got it. what about this, anderson? i know, adrianne, jump in, m.i.t., this is pretty fancy stuff, from what i can tell. there are scenes with you dancing, and just tell me a little more about the big feat of technology, which apparently didn t stop anderson from stepping all over your toes. i think i literally stepped on her brand-in you prosthetic, which i apologize for enormously, because i m such a bad dancer. adrianne started about talking again from the get-go. i said to her in the hospital room, i m a terrible dancer, but i would love to take a dancing