. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour, the supreme show down, u.s. supreme court set to hear historic arguments on healthcare law in less than 24 hours. will the president signature achievement remain the law of the land? plus our legal panel weighs in. >> gregg: well-wishers are pouring in former vice president dick cheney just hours after heart transplant surgery announcement details on that operation and his recovery ahead. >> heather: plus, employers not finding many friends when they demand job applicants reveal their passwords to the central networking site. the request spark the fury of lawmakers today. >> gregg: we begin with the monumental legal fight over healthcare in this country. in just 24 hours the nation's highest court begins three days of oral arguments on president obama's healthcare overall. zith of nine justices will impact each and every american and set the limits of the reach of the federal government. president obama signed it into law more than two years ago. congress passed without a single republican vote setting months of

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. a gunman killing over a dozen afghans including women and children in the southern kandahar province. president obama offering his condolences today talking by phone with president karzai and releasing a statement that reads in part, quote, this incident is tragic and shocking and does not represent the exceptional cashing of our military and respect the united states for the people of afghanistan. i fully support secretary pi... >> gregg: conner powell is streaming live from afghanistan with more. >> reporter: gregg, afghan government says 16 civilians were killed today including nine children and three women. there are also several men that were killed and several others that were injured. apparently about 3:00 a.m. in the morning, a u.s. soldier walked off the base in district kandahar, afghanistan with his rifle and went about 500 meters to the nearest village. he then begin kicking down doors and shooting afghan civilians. he had gone into as many three different homes and begin

: i'll heather childers.legates to wrap up the nomination. but they have a new plan to make him the nominee. is it a winning strategy? >>> bizarre story involving the man behind that video on warlord joseph kony that went viral. by police and hospitalized. >> heather: this mom goes to great lengths to keep a suspected drug dealer from her son. now she faces charges. >> gregg: we are beginning to learn more about the suspect at the center of that deadly shooting rampage in afghanistan. military officials identifying him as army staff sergeant robert bales he's back in the u.s. in kwan sass. friends and neighbors struggling to square the details with the man they know. >> he had such a big heart he was a financial adviser. he couldn't take that, losing people's money when the market went down -- he felt that he needed something bigger in his heart, mind and soul that's why he went in the military to help people. >> gregg: sergeant bales suspected of gunning down 16 afghan civilians last weekend. he has not been

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. political contest in louisiana means a whole lot more than the hunt for delegates. very important rick santorum hoping to regain the momentum after his latest losses while mitt romney is trying to show she bible candidate in the deep south. carl cameron is live in new orleans with the latest. >> it's a political gumbo of nasty attacks. puns go on and on in this one. polls close in a few hours. rick santorum is favored. the former pennsylvania senator will win louisiana he hopes and stay in the race to collect enough delegates to be in contention and win the nomination. as consequence of that, the lead in louisiana gives him an opportunity today in wisconsin that votes a week from tuesday that it's time for him to go mono on the talk stage. >> i wish we had the debates, one in the east and on the west. governor romney says he the candidate that of the eventual winner. have him make a case. all he is running negative ads and playing process questions to the media. he is not taking about

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. we're 48 hours away from the next big contest in the republican primary race. illinois could give much needed momentum as the primary goes on. >> gregg: occupy wall street and police or the ready. we'll have a live report straight ahead. >> heather: intimate new details about the troubled personal life of the soldier suspected of killing 16 afghans revealed in a family blog. >> gregg: we begin with politics this hour. ballots are being cast in puerto rico. mitt romney suspension the sunday in illinois. rick santorum took his message out and possibility that puerto rico could be split. doug mckelway has more in washington. >> reporter: good to see you. puerto rico primary underway as we speak. it's worth 20 delegates but all eyes are turning to illinois where 69 delegates are at stake in tuesday's primary. both santorum and romney campaigning hard. romney's lead and margin is 6.4%. latest average shows romney with 37.7%. to santorum's 33.3 with gingrich lagging far behind with 13.3. ro

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour, devastation on a massive scale. we'll go live to areas hard hit by tornadoes with stories of survival and strength are emerging. >> gregg: snow and rain is moving into the same region adding to the misery there. we'll get the latest weather report. >> heather: vladimir putin claims victory. there are out cries negotiate of a voter fraud and manipulation. we'll go live to moscow. >> gregg: g.o.p. candidates are gearing up for super tuesday, ten different states, more than 400 delegates are up for grabs. one of those states is ohio where mitt romney and rick santorum appear to be heading toward a photo finish. carl, santorum did have the lead. romney seems to be gaining. how is it looking? >> reporter: in the polls at least with less than 48 hours, this is statistical tie in two polls and a real tie in a third. santorum has seen his lead evaporate with romney winning five states in a row. he has the momentum after washington state last night. still santorum has passion behind him. his voters are very enthusiastic when

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour.his vicious weather is endangering millions of people, indiana more than a dozen have been killed. a string of storms barreling down wiping out small towns leveling countless buildings damaged and torn apart. kentucky, reports of 19 killed. national guard and state police are out in full force searching the wreckage for those missing beneath the rubble and debris. ohio also digging out. three deaths record there. the storm crushing blocks of homes leveling everything in their past. we have extensive team coverage beginning with mike tobin. >> reporter: i'm standing next to a school bus that had dropped students to sheik shelter. you can see where it's located now. it is inside the bud rose restaurant. this was bought back by bud rose just one month and one day ago. they served the high school out here. we've seen bud rose and his family to clean this place up. they had the place open for a short period of time, looked across the street. saw the bus rolling in their direction. one of th

after heather's death she led the effort that resulted in the passing of heather's law which made domestict in indiana high schools. >> i'm trying to educate the young people on what a healthy relationship is and the signs they need to look for and what to do and that there are people out there that care and there are resources for them to turn to. when you're in abusive relationship and you decide to go back, you are going the hear the words i'm sorry. i've changed. i'll never do it again. i love you. and you want to believe it. so you end up going back and i believe that's what heather did. >> i mean she loved me. i know she did. when she -- when she was -- after she got off me i had stabbed her right here she lay down. ahead her in my arms and before she died she said i love you and those were her last words. >> during his sentencing one of the things that he did say was heather's last words that i love you, josh. i will never believe that. i have nightmares that heather's last moments was calling out for me to help her because she had done that so many times before. i don't see where t

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. associated press is report weigh 88% of the precincts reporting. rick santorum has won the state with 53% following behind mitt romney with this percentage, 17%. newt gingrich, 16% and ron paul coming in with 13%. another big contest, of course, the wyoming caucuses with 44% in mitt romney leading so far, 47% and rick santorum with 34% followed by ron paul with 7%. so far no percentage in yet for newt gingrich. to break it all down we'll go to alicia in wichita, kansas. >> reporter: i talked to rick santorum. he says he feels good about what happened in kansas. he did come into the race among the favorite. they wanted someone that reflects that values. >> here is what santorum told me about that. >> i'm being attacked by my opponents in mississippi and alabama, as not being a conservative. yet here in one of the most conservative states in the country they abandoned the field. >> reporter: romney is doing some celebrating of his own. overnight he won 18 delegates on guam and u.s. terr

>> no. >> we want to make sure you're safe. >> this is your choice, heather.nt out now, we'll make phone calls and nobody will know where you went and you'll be safe. >> if you want to make the choice later, that's okay. >> thank you guys. >> unfortunately, the task force can see heather is either too scared or paralyzed to make a change tonight. >> we'll go this way. >> before heading out the door and back to miko, heather agrees to sit down for an interview. >> so when we first entered the room, you were screaming. >> yeah. i was screaming. >> so you screamed that he raped you. >> well, he forcefully pushed me onto the ground and i didn't know what that was at first. and then he says, you're under arrest after he's on top of me. it was, like, get off me, get off me. so i thought, okay, this is some weird guy just trying to rape me. and i got mad at the cops for doing this. sorry i said that. but of course i didn't mean it. he did not rape me. >> our interview with heather is briefly interrupted when police walk miko down the hallway. his very presence seems

not far away, heather had been shot. investigators say her body was dumped on connecticut avenue in kensington. >> how does someone with his record, with the crimes he's done, with the 20-year protective orders he's had with the assault charges he's had, with the history he had with heather, how does somebody get out of jail that was locked up back-to-back for stocking in 72 hours? -- for stalking in 72 hours, get out back-to-back. >> reporter: sam is asking questions now, speaking out because heather can not. >> there is a big gap somewhere. somebody has to answer for this. somebody has to be responsible. >> reporter: so who has those answers? we made multiple calls today to the montgomery county court system and have not been able to find anyone who can comment on exactly why he managed to get out of jail twice in the last five days or so. sam helene will keep looking for answers and we reached out to the maryland. >> you dish area in annapolis, the office overseas, the state's court systems and we're waiting for more

she was like i feel free, mom. >> reporter: heather thought after years of abuse she was finally safe, but just one day later judge barry hamilton let him go free. >> the judge who made the ruling in this case, he's a good judge. unfortunately it's come to my attention that apparently the computers in the courtroom were down. some of the criminal history of this guy was not available to the judge. >> reporter: 9 news now can't independently confirm that computer glitch, but if it happened, it likely means that the judge missed gilberti's long and violent criminal history. >> no one as fares a know notified her that he was -- as far as i know notified her that he was let out again out of jail. >> reporter: tuesday less than two hours after gilberti had gone before the judge in court he broke into the home where heather was staying, beat her, kidnapped her, shot her and killed her. >> i hope that her death is not in vain because she wanted to help others and this shouldn't have happened. repeat offenders should not be released like that and allowed to abuse their victims again or kill t

but first heather mcguire a woman who apparently trusted the system to protect her at least hoped it would be enough. >> this grainy black and white video from a nearby gas station camera be lice the bloody carnage on kensington when phillip deliberate made good on his threat to kill his wife heather mcguire. he dumped her body at connecticut avenue and knowles. hours later they found his body in a house in rockville. he apparently killed himself. three days earlier he she had gone to a commissioner. saying she believed gilbertty might kill her. each time he got out. last time the judge releasing him on a $57,000 unsecured bond. >> the judge who made the ruling in this case is the judge. he is a good judge. unfortunately it's come to my attention the computers in the courtroom were down. the criminal history of this guy was not available. >> gilbertty's criminal history extends become decades. assault drugs steroids. 7 years for trying to kill another girlfriend. >> did the system fail heather mcguire. >> i will say heather mcguire did everything she needed to do. >> one in four wome

in one protective order heather said he told her i don't need a gun.neck and her family says he stalked her, physically abused her, possibly even tracked her whereabouts with a gps device on her van. >> i was terrified. she was terrified. >> the same van where he shot and killed her. this mother of six would have been 38 sunday. now her family is preparing for her funeral. >> for what she had been through, she was the most courageous person that i've ever known, plus she loved her children more than anything in the whole world. she had a lot to offer and her life shouldn't have been cut short like that. >> heather's mom says she believes the judicial system failed her daughter and she will explain why coming up tonight at 6:00. if you would like to help heather's six children who have both lost their mother and father, go to our website, www.wusa9.com for information about the heather mcguire memorial fund. >> it seems like just a lot for one person to have to bear. it really is. >> it is. their worst nightmare. >>> we've got some new information tonig

iment heather nauert. it is tuesday march the 20th.hanks for getting up with us today. >> time for the 5 at 5:00. the fb oirnged an investigation of a shooting death of an unarmed teen by a neighborhood watch volunteer in florida. >> 17-year-old travon mart tans death drawing dozens of protestors. the man who shot him is george zimmerman. he has not been charged. he told police he fired in self defense. they have no evidence to refute his story. coming up later on fox and friends first you will hear from the boy's father who says race may have been a factor. >> a weather alert in texas. overnight a tornado touching down near san antonio. take a look at the screen. we slowed it down a little bit so when the lightening strikes you can see the twist in the distance. there are reports of people trapped in their mobile home. several parts of texas are under a tornado watch. maria molina coming up in just a minute. >> three children and a rabbi. the killer opened fire and set off on a motorcycle overnight. the gunman may have filmed the atta

tonight people are wondering did the system fail heather mcguire? >> she'd gone to court for help, but judge barry hamilton set an unsecured bail and philip gilberti was back on the street. bruce phillips live in rockville with the terrible story. >> reporter: one of the really sad things here is heather mcguire did what she was supposed to do faced with these multiple threats, alleged threats, by her husband to kill her. she went to the authorities, but when her case went before a judge at district court, the computers were down and the judge did not see gilberti's long, long criminal record, violent criminal record, that goes back for decades. heather mcguire's murder caught on tape, although you can barely make it out. she and her husband were headed to another court hearing tuesday morning when he shot her and dumped her body out on the street at the corner of connecticut and knowles in kensington. police later found the former professional boxer dead in a rockville home from a self- inflicted gunshot wound. mcguire had a protective order agains

. >>> good evening, i'm hit heather holmes. >>> and i'm ken wayne. five people found dead in a san francisco house, and still many questions unanswered. the house was near city college, just steps away from ocean avenue on house street. the investigators spent the day carrying out evidence and investigating. ktvu's' john sasaki as more. >> reporter: as you can see, police guard this home here at 1600 house street. but the investigators wrapped up a second day of looking through the crime scene. for most of day two, crime scene investigators looked through the area where five people were killed. >> i worked with two of them at a company. >> reporter: this man worked with one of the family members who lived there and is presumed dead. >> a real sweet person. one of the nicest people you would ever want to meet. >> reporter: investigators brought out bag after bag of evidence, even some from the home next door which we learned was also owned by the family. >> we really can't discuss anything at this point. >> reporter: police have not released the victi

they picked him up like that. >> reporter: helene said he assured heather gilberti could not possibly did. >> i didn't believe it. i thought, you know, i just said there's no way that he's out. >> reporter: when helene returned to his house tuesday morning, he saw the door kicked in, blood inside, not far away heather had been shot. investigators say her body was dumped on connecticut avenue in kensington. >> how does somebody with his record with the crimes he's done, with the 28 protective orders he's had, with the assault charges he's had, with the history he had with heather, how does somebody get out of jail that was locked up back to back for stalking in 72 hours? get out back to back? >> reporter: sam helene is asking questions now speaking out because heather cannot. >> there's a big gap somewhere. somebody has to answer for this. somebody has to be responsible. >> reporter: beth parker, fox 5 news. >> fox 5 reached out to people in the montgomery county court system. so far we've been unable to find anyone to tell us why or how gilberti managed to get out of jail. >>> he is o

i am heather noward. >> i am heather childers. it is tuesday march 13th. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> it is a big day for republican candidates in the deep south. alabama and mississippi holding primaries today. >> rick santorum newt gingrich facing off must wins as they battle it out with mitt romney. >>> exactly what is at stake we have kelly rice. thank you for being here. >> good morning to you as well. it's decision time in alabama and mississippi. voter also go to the polls to decide who will win primary day. the race shows a three-way race between mitt romney and rick santorum. >> do you think we havei think a good chance to win both states. governor romney will get most one out of every three delegates. once again he will fall dramatically short. >> romney is hoping to pull off wins from both states. he has jeff fox worthy to help get out the vote. romney would like to win in the south to solidify his hold as a frontrunner. if he loses he is still confident he will go on to win the nomination. >> no, absolutely not. john mccain

. >> good morning heather.t gingrich was banking on wins in alabama and mississippi to jolt his candidacy. santorum says he is the only one with a shot against governor romney. >> the time is now to make sure, to make sure we have the best chance to win this election and the best chance to win this election is to nominate a conservative to go up against barack obama whoshg take h can n on every issue. >> looking at those issues very interesting. santorum has been telling himself as the one with the best shot to win because of his conservative position on social issues. in alabama the most important issue to voters that isn't related to the economy is abortion and it's in third place with 9 percent. in mississippi abortion was only the most important issue to 11 percent of voters. speaker gingrich congratulated santorum on his big wins down there but gave no hints on an early exit continued to direct his fire at governor romney. >> the fact is in both states the conservative candidates got nearly 70 percent of t

of that money right, heather.o they have been going toe-to-toe with kaushing washin. >>> this story is from foxnews.com. one part is money. they promised to return public land and there's no better time to deliver on that promise than now. utah passed the law asking them to regain control of 20 million acres that one lawmaker says are worth trillions in oil and minerals. similar legislation already passed arizona senate and is working in colorado idaho and montana and new mexico, too. gary herbert says the land could help cover funding. if it can't reach a deal with federal government they will pursue legal action. they are fight ago losing battle. it would be a huge disservice to turn national treasures over to the state for development purposes. u.s. senator mike lee says this is as much about state sovereignty as it is about the economy. this is much more efficient than the federal government. the states are saying we can manage this land more effectively than the federal government. they can't levy taxes becau

her name is heather mcguire. police tell us her estranged husband killed her in kensington earlier this week hours after he got out of jail. news 4's pat collins spoke with the victim's friend who says she feared for her life. >> reporter: did she think he would kill her? >> yes, she did. she knew it. >> reporter: friends of heather mcguire want to know why the judge let her killer go. last year she got a protective order against her husband, philip. she said he threatened to kill her. last weekend he was twice arrested for violating that protective order. monday a judge let gilberti out of jail. tuesday he killed his wife. >> how does somebody like that get out after two arrests in 72 hours on violating a protective order against somebody he has already beaten, stalked, and harassed over and over and over? that judge is a disgrace. >> reporter: i'm pat collins, news 4. >> pat collins will have a live report on this coming up at 6:00 today. >>> he's speaking out about his suspension for denying communion. the rev

he sees that gilberti is out of jail and knows that heather mcguire is home alone. on the way. while sam helene was in court getting the protective order "dz laterí[ phili gilbe kicks in the back door insi inside beats up heather mcguire, drags her out, puts her ki her van, and then takes off. >> minutes later philip gilberti de3ots kensington. laterrockv i, kills himself at a friend's home in rockville. now we tried to talk to the judge about his decision in this case but so far no response. news 4. >>> man who24-year- woman rÑ:d polices county. this happened along commonwealth boulevard in burke, virginia around 10:00 last night. a 24-year-old woman told police someone came up behind her dragged her into the shakin up&r d.c.xca but 4 that anyone with information is asked to call the fairfax county during u >>> there is a new twist in the campaign scandal shaking je who politics. is tos thousand momentof new businessmank÷ forxn! cam involvi the center of a sweeping 1ck jury datinxád;thompson's%6)jter: home and werec s 3# 2003. jeffrey thompson's home and offices we

did the system fail heather mcguire? >> i would say that heather mcguire did everything she needed to do. >> reporter: authorities say that the last message they want to go out to battered women is that police cannot protect them. the sheriff says the data very clearly shows women who seek help are far safer than those who try and tough it out alone. in rockville bruce leshan, 9 news now. >> yvette cade knows well the dangers of domestic violence and knows them much better than most. she was also attacked by her estranged husband but lived to tell about it. back in 2005 roger hair grave poured gasoline on her and -- hargrave poured gasoline on her and set her on fire. she was burned over 60% of her body and today she lives with both the physical and emotional scars, but she still speaks out about domestic violence and the changes that are needed in society and in the courts. >> i wish he would have given him more time behind bars and he could have reached out to his family and his family could have said we're behind you,

i'm heather homes and this is bay area news at 7:00. we begin with possible new developments in the case of the speed free killers. two letters indicate a possible third person may be involved in a string of murders. our top story, ken tells us one family is now backing a separate claim. >> aside from grazing cattle, there has been little activity on this land where a thousand human bone fragments were on earth weeks ago. the news has been coming from wesley sherman tonight in letters he sent from death row. he discusses a potential day pass from death row to lead authorities to burial sites and he claims a third man partnered and killed dozens of people. prosecutors say they believe they alone killed more than 20 people in the 80s and 90s. shermantine says another victim, 16 year old joann hobson will be found in an abandoned well. the family confirmed a claim in his letter that hobson's mother visited death row two weeks ago hopes he would reveal where her daughter is buried. >> another woman claims to be a victim of shermantine. >> h

saying she feared for her life heather mcguire went to the courts twice over the weekend seeking help. less than two days later mcguire was abducted by joseph philip gilberti who killed her before taking his own life. bruce leshan has our followup report. >> reporter: heather mcguire's murder caught on tape, although you can barely make it out. she and her husband were headed to another court hearing tuesday morning when he shot her and dumped her body out on the street at the corner of connecticut and knowles in kensington. police later found the former professional boxer dead in a rockville home from a self- inflicted gunshot wound. mcguire had a protective order against him. she said he had told her, "i don't need a gun. i can just snap your neck." authorities arrested gilberti twice over the weekend for violating the protective order, but each time he got out. the last time the judge released him on a $57,000 unsecured bond. >> the judge who made the ruling in this case, he's a good judge. unfortunately it's come to my attention that apparently the computers in the courtroom were

with the attorney who represented gilberti in -- in some of the strange relationship he had with heather mire -- mcgwire. there were restraining orders against him. this attorney represented him, defended him in those many numerous cases and what he, the attorney told me, is that the couple has three children under the age of then. the three have been in two foster homes the last couple of years and are about to be adopted by those two foster families and that gilberti was to have the final meeting with the children next week and that he and his estranged wife had the children before they were married and they were married two years ago, but they have had a rocky relationship and he described them as oil and water. yes, they had not gone down the path of divorce. so, they were still married as of this morning and show is no dead, he's out there and the attorney, sure, you're going to hear in a second here, told us he believes what triggered, what happened this morning were actions taken by miss mcgwire's current boyfriend. this is what the attorney told us a few minutes ago. >> phil's be

the family says he was stalking heather. mcgwire's mom says he never should have been let out of jail. >> i think the best we can do is try to help other people from having this happen and that would be in heather's name. >> gilberti and mcgwire have three young children together. the computer system was temporarily down and the judge who oversaw the bond hiring didn't have access to the entire criminal record. >>> around the metro area, people had one question. what is that smell. is it mulch, flowers in bloom or something else? we have the answer coming up. hi, gary. >>> thanks a lot. not a lot of sunshine today. the temperatures kind of depended on where you were. the weekend forecast is coming up. >> thanks. >>> if you have a story idea, call the fox 5 tip line. the number is on your screen.  chili's $20 dinner for two has a bold new favorite -- steak. first, share an appetizer, then choose two entrees, like our 100% usda choice sirloin, available for a limited time on chili's $20 dinner for two. >>> most of us have be

good morning, peter. >> good morning, heather. you always hear president obama talking about how his energy policy is all of the above strategy. while he was in oklahoma yesterday he made clear producing oil and gas at home is part of his all of the above strategy. to hammer that home he signed an executive order to show he had been a tiny part of the keystone pipeline that would run from oklahoma to the gulf. it is keeping gas price low in oklahoma but high everywhere else. >> i am directing my administration to cut through the red tape, break through the bureaucratic hurdles and make this project a priority. go ahead and get it done. >> republicans are calling the president out. they say the pushing pipeline construction is going to start in june whether the president weighs into it or not. >> today he's out in oklahoma trying to take credit for part of a pipeline that doesn't even require his approval. now this is what i am calling the obama energy gap. there's a big gap between what the president and what he talks about and th

. >> this happens in kensington where authorities found the body of heather mcguire dead on the roadway at connecticut avenue and knowles avenue. john gonzalez as the latest. >> the 36-year-old mother who had three children with her estranged husband filed for restraining order on saturday. after being shot and killed yesterday morning, if the manhunt ended in his rock hill neighborhood. more than 100 montgomery county police officers scoured the area tuesday night looking for a killer, 51-year-old philip gilberti. was found dead late last night from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> at different locations watching vehicles, watching homes. every one of them understood how potentially dangerous this individual was. we did have information that he had the gun with him. >> george horman says the man wanted for murder was once married to his daughter, who left him after abuse. he was harassing his estranged girlfriend heather mcguire. >> she was scared to death of him. >> on connecticut avenue in the morning it is where police believe the two were arguing when she was fatally shot in the

. >>> the mother of heather mcguire speaks out since the first time -- out for the first time since her daughter's murder. >> philip gel bertie shot her in the head before dumping her body in the middle of connecticut avenue. he later turned the gun on himself. kristen fisher spoke with mcguire's mother outside the montgomery crisis center. >> i wish i could have been there for me. i can't imagine the terror and the pain that she went through by herself. >> reporter: she showed sadness and anger after she learned how her daughter had been murdered. >> the police said they were going to meet me at my work. i had the feeling that it was going to be really bad. >> reporter: it wasn't just bad. it was the very thing that joanne and her entire family feared would happen for eight years. ever since they met the man they now call a monster philip gilberti, an ex-boxer with a long history of abuse and violence. >> it's just unbelievable. this person had threatened her life so many times. he had threatened my family. >> reporter: in one protective order, heather said he told her, i don't need a

we talk with heather carper. in tonight's "you're hired": she tells us how retraining provided by a city run program took her from administrative assistant to social media specialist. >> my name is heather carper and i'm a communications associate at akrete communications p.r. my specialty is in social media. social media strategy teaching businesses how we can take things that we think of as typically with personal communications facebook, twitter that sort of thing and leverage it in the business world. i became unemployed as of august 2010. i'd been an executive administrative assistant for about ten years. i knew that when i got laid off the last time, i knew i really didn't just want to go get another job, but what i really wanted to do was find a career where i could have more determination of what my future would be i've been working for akrete communications for the last two months now. well, i'm not the girl who just brings the coffee and water to the table i actually have a place at the table now. and c