mayor of the city encouraging peaceful protests, encouraging protests on his city. the mayor in his statement earlier as these protests go on. next up, the push back on benghazi. hey matt, what s up?
night to make it clear he has no intention of changing his stand on the budget or the issue of collective bargaining. no matter how long these protests go on. as more and more protesters come in from in, chicago and elsewhere, i m not going to allow their voices to overwhelm the voices of the millions of taxpayers from all across this state who know we re doing the right thing. nbc s mike taibbi joins us from madison. state lawmakers worked late last night. did they get any closer to resolving this crisis? here we are ten days later. dealing with the amendments. to the governor s budget controlled bill. hey, mike, fib us. we re having technical difficulties with that shot coming to us out of madison. we ll get back to that story as
to get more refined and cohesive as protests go on. they seem to be somewhat cohesive. then we heard reports here in new york some protestors were throwing cigarette butts, feces, vinegar in the eyes of cops. the message gets lost in some of the melee. they say they re not going anywhere. the story ain t over. well, it sounds like a terrifying nightmare, but it was all too real for three teenagers in oklahoma. the girls became stuck in an elevator shaft at their middle school all by accident. that s when the elevator began descending towards them. came within inches of death. classmates said their screams could be heard throughout the school. here s a listen at the 911 call. oh, my god. oh, my god. we re trapped under an elevator at carson sas high school. okay. okay. we re trapped in an elevator. please help us, now. it took 45 minutes for the girls to be rescued. during the agonizing moments they were on their backs with the elevator literally pressing