torey adamcik and brian draper. >> brian and torey were classmates of cassie's.all at this time about between 15 and 16 years old. and they're all friends. very good friends. >> brian draper and torey adamcik were also students at pocatello high school. brian draper is a standout soccer player who also plays piano and drums. >> brian was very caring and compassionate with everyone around him. he was very intelligent. he loved his music and learning. we never had problems with brian. >> he was always good at school. held down his job. he had a full-time summer job. held it down. no problems. >> torey adamcik is from a tight knit family of five. >> torey has just been a blessing to our lives. he's never been in any trouble. >> and even from an early age, torey had his sights set on hollywood. >> he wanted to be a director. he wanted to direct movies. he liked the older '80s horror movies. "halloween," things like that. >> torey. torey. >> and that progressed to making little movies with his friends. torey is a wonderful child. he's fun-loving. he likes music. video

big shot. >> easier said than done. >> steve: brian? >> brian: now william shatner is back.er take over the show. he's going to chat about his new book. >> steve: how did he do that? that's so cool! >> i was locked in the control room. they had me pinned. >> gretchen: you should feel right at home down there. it reminded me of the starship intersurprise. >> a group of incompetents, i'm telling you. should we catch to camera one? i didn't know what. >> brian: i'm getting a wrap signal. >> steve: it's been a couple of years. where you been? >> i've been in california writing a book and making a record. >> steve: fantastic. talk about both. >> i brought it here like little offering as to you all. >> gretchen: thank you. it's called "shatnerverse." i said how long did it take to you do this. you said your whole life. >> i wrote a book, you say yes to opportunity. you should take this as a funnery. it's very funny. people laugh out loud. yet there is something to be learned from it and i'm very happy with it. >> brian: for example, could we go over one rule? always take shatner's

it was history from there. >> reporter: brian and chocolate have been on the streets since brian's former roommate kicked him out four months ago. >> brian is a large part of why i'm still going, if it weren't for brian, i would probably either be in a hospital from trying to kill myself or probably relapse completely. my drug of choice used to be powder cocaine, got two years sobriety from it. >> reporter: it can be hard to stay clean here. drugs and alcohol are a staple on the drag. among the drag rats, marijuana is widely used. but alcohol is the most common and most readily available vice. >> drinking is a big pastime of ours, i guess. of me and my friends, anyway. we usually are somewhere drinking, if not, panhandling, you can usually find us somewhere drinking. >> reporter: ni kchl ki's friend, dave, says the drag rats drink as a means of coping. >> sometimes, you know, when we are there, you see a bunch of street kids drinking. they aren't always happy. we get rained on, snowed on. depends where we are at. we just drink to have fun and enjoy each other's company, you know. >> repor

chris gamblin and brian pratts have not been charged with any crime. anniversary of jimmy's disappearance, chris showed up for a jimmy t memorial golf tournament, toasting jimmy with his favorite drink, mount cay rum. >> cheers. >> back at the clubhouse, he later posed with other golfers in front of jimmy's portrait. palm beach post editor, january tu -- jan tuckwood. >> any time you have that, it is going to be a mystery that would last a long time. how strange it would get, we did not know. >> strange would be the word all right, when roger, just like jimmy, vanished. >> are these disappearances related? does roger know where jim is somewhere? >> a whole new round of questions begins when "lost at >>> roger gamblin had spent more than two years and hundreds of thousands of dollars in his obsession to find out what happened to his best friend, jimmy trindade. but federal investigators and his best friend's family thought roger's son chris knew more than he was saying about jimmy's disappearance. the whole story was doubly hurtful. >> it broke his hear

brian? >> brian: all right.atic senate majority senate does not have the votes to pass this bill. that did not come up in the president's speech, i don't think. >> no, it didn't. >> gretchen: it's as simple as that. very good and short answer. thank you for joining us today. >> steve: wendell brought up in his report, very thorough, as usual, that harry reid's bluff was called by mitch mcconnell where mitch mcconnell goes, you know, the president wants us to vote on this jobs bill, so let's vote on it right now. harry reid said, you can't do that. it's a political stunt. the problem is, harry reid doesn't have the votes right now so what he's going to do is he's got a plan and apparently he told some people, this is the plan. it's not class warfare. we're going to add a 5% surcharge on the taxes of millionaires to get democrats on board. >> gretchen: so the reason that he can't pass the bill right now is not because he's agreeing with republicans on what they don't like about the jobs bill. it's because he wants

>> "clancy's tavern." >> brian: what's the red cup for?

here's brian. >> ann, thanks. the news includes a potential glitch in the trial of michael jackson's physician that could present a big problem for both sides in this case. this comes after the final two witnesses testified just yesterday. jeff rossen is in l.a. for us this morning. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: hey, brian. good morning to you. a possible problem developing overnight. it involves the timing of the trial and it looks like it's going to go a lot longer than originally expected. here we are in week number five. it's going to stretch well into week six. prosecutors say they need more time for research because the defense gave them evidence too late for cross-examination of the final witness. here's the problem. when this case first started the judge told the jurors, we only need you through october 28th. that's today. and so in private, the judge met with both sides late thursday and nbc news has obtained the transcript of the conversation. the judge said he is greatly concerned, saying, quote, i j

. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the unemployment rate here in nevada is above 13%, so this state is up for grabs in 2012. earlier today president obama announced help for homeowners. here in this las vegas neighborhood. president obama on the road again, accusing a divided congress of foot dragging. >> we can't wait for an increasingly dysfunctional congress to do its job. >> reporter: the president used the power of his office and the optics of a suburban street to sidestep lawmakers, announcing the expansion of a mortgage refinancing program. >> now, this is a painful burden for middle class families and it's also a drag on our economy. when a home loses its value, a family loses a big chunk of their wealth. >> reporter: the plan, starting december 1, specifically targets homeowners with underwater mortgages who owe more than their homes are currently worth. those who have mortgages owned or guaranteed by government lenders fannie mae and freddie mac, loans made on or before may 31, 2009, and are current on their

brian? >> brian: all right. those are the numbers.1(k) penalty free, would you do it? should you do it? >> gretchen: a new bill proposed by president obama would let people withdraw up to 50 thousand dollars or 50% to pay their mortgage. but is it a good idea? let's ask dave ramsey. he's a personal finance expert and author of "entire leadership." so dave that, a good idea? >> well, it's not a good idea. f of course, this is only for those in foreclosure and does not remove the taxes. it just removes the penalty. the penalty is only 10%. you will pay taxes and if you pull $50,000 out, that increases your taxable income, so you'll pay 25% of whatever you pull out, or 35% of whatever you pull out in taxes. so it should be an absolute last resort. you know you're going to pay taxes on the money and probably try to sell the house if you can. again, if you're under water or this is the only way you can save your house, then yes, it will be a good thing for you. >> steve: last resort. we got a couple of e-mails for you. greg from hawaii has

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>> we have. >> brian: tell me about, first off, this is? >> carly. >> brian: carly. much. they're happy, cheery little lap dogs, very long lived, one of the longest lived dogs. we have some that are 20, 21, we've even had 22-year-olds. they are for the most part hypoallergyic, most love children, love to play with you, they love to be in your house. >> brian: not looking to run away? >> not looking to run away. >> brian: this guy is a little jumpy. >> this is carly. >> brian: about 1 1/2? >> her story is really quite unusual. we found her in the shelter about to be euthanized with her seven three week old babies and rerescued all eight and all the puppies have been weaned and they have all been adopted and now it's time to find homes for mom. >> brian: so we can go to our web site and people can write us. now let's meet? >> this is mickey. >> brian: mickey. mickey is two to three years old, you believe. loves being held, we understand. hence, how relaxed. mickey likes me a little bit more. >> yes, he did. >> brian: so mickey is about 2 1/2. he's gog live to like 50,

>> brian: 25. >> steve: think more. >> brian: 31. >> steve: that's higher.ian: 20. 12. >> steve: it is 12. >> brian: so you can do it on your own without permission, without signed permission from your parents? >> steve: because they say it's a life saver, can prevent cervical cancer in the case of hpv. >> gretchen: it should be up to the parents, at least i believe, to make that decision. a 12-year-old is still a kid. can you imagine if you live out there and your child goes to the pediatrician and happens to be in the room without you, the child can now say, yes or no, to getting this vaccine. many parents would want their kids to get it, but they probably won't want to know about it. the weird thing is that you can't go to a tanning bed now in california. you have to be 18 years old to do that. but you can get a vaccine to prevent std's. it seems flip flop. >> brian: what if you go outside and get a tan on the beach? >> steve: so it seems like they flip the std and the spf thing. it should probably be the other way around, but it's not. >> brian: what do

>> brian: yes. >> did you enjoy it? >> brian: yes. >> good.ove him. >> gretchen: oh, my gosh! >> he was the best deputy andy ever had. >> gretchen: i'd love if you would stick around. will you? >> with trump coming on? i'm getting the hell out of here. >> gretchen: when we come back, donald trump will join us on this week's politics. >> steve: along with george lopez his self. plus, it's been months since media matters was exposed for using taxes to attack fox news. what has the government done about it? you got to hear this to believe it. be right back [ male announcer ] for fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living but you see, with the help of her raymond james financiaadvisor, she had planned f every eventuality. which meant she continued to have the means to live on... even at the ripe old ag of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk

. >> reporter: brian, good evening. this was all an appeal to her 2009 conviction on six criminal counts. today, the judge ruled that five of those counts would be thrown out. the lone remaining conviction, a slander charge related to her false accusation of a suspect early in the investigation. that, said the judge, carries a three-year sentence. she's been in prison four years. now we expect her to leave italy as soon as tomorrow as a free woman. after a four-year struggle to clear her name the final verdict for amanda knox took just minutes. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> reporter: the 24-year-old seattle native collapsed into the arms of her lawyers as her family gathered in the courtroom and swept each other up in their arms after the jury overturned her conviction in the murder of her roommate meredith kercher. her sister deanna spoke to reporters afterwards. >> we are thankful amanda's nightmare is over. she suffered for four years for a crime she didn't commit. >> reporter: cheering was heard from inside

brian? >> brian: i just got your e-mail.>> steve: okay, good. >> brian: medical miracle was caught on camera. a deaf woman hearing her own voice for the very first time. >> here you go. >> technically the device is on. can you tell? that's exciting! >> brian: can you imagine that? that woman here live to share with you that incredible experience. "fox & friends" starts right now >> navy wings are made of gold. >> gretchen: wow. it's happy. 236th birthday to the united states navy this morning. >> steve: 236 years ago, continental congress authorized the creation of the u.s. navy. 236 years later, we are brought to our knees as a country because there is a black berry outage. >> brian: people are running like the dickens to the iphone. >> steve: and the android and others. i did offer to sell this ba blackberry paperweight for a quarter earlier and i got an e-mail from sue and dave miller. they want to know my paypal account and they'll give me four times when i'm asking. a dollar. [ laughter ] in the mail. >> gretchen: they

. >> reporter: good evening, brian. it was a tense and terrifying night. 50 exotic animals roaming the hillsides. not only 18 bengal tigers, but 17 lions. the sheriff said they were big, mature and aggressive. sheriff's deputies pursued them with assault weapons. their orders were simple -- shoot to kill. by the time the sun came up in zanesville, most of the animals that had escaped from terry thompson's farm were gone. >> one wolf, six black bears, two grizzly bears, nine male lions, eight lionesses, one baboon, three mountain lions and 18 tigers. >> reporter: it had been a nerve wracking night as local news broadcasts warned residents. >> stay inside. there might be a lion, tiger or grizzly roaming in your neighborhood. >> reporter: thompson, the owner of a 73-acre exotic animal farm had apparently set most of his animals free and then took his own life. fred polk, one of thompson's neighbors, saw many of the animals on his property. >> i seen mountain lions and african lions. i think three bears. one of the bears ch

. >> reporter: brian, good evening. protesters here at zuccotti park are bracing for a showdown with police tomorrow because the park's owners say they want the group temporarily moved, this as demonstrations continue to take hold around the country. almost one month in, the occupy wall street protests are growing in number and intensity. thousands taking to the streets in at least 190 cities nationwide. [ chanting ] >> reporter: the latest nbc news "wall street journal" poll finds 37% of americans support the protesters, with 40% of wealthy americans backing the movement, more than any other income group. >> what we've witnessed across america in the last several weeks are our citizens taking to the streets born out of frustration. >> reporter: in washington, d.c. today, eight arrested after gathering at the capitol. the last few days have seen an escalation in demonstrations and clashes from boston to seattle. overnight, police in portland cleared the streets, tearing down tents. >> we're going to stay here as long as

remember, remember, remember our old pal brian fisher? serve in the u.s. military and we have got to raise questions about who we can afford to allow muslims to emigrate into the united states at all. president barack obama nurtures a hatred for the united states of america and the white man. i do question the patriotism of groups like planned parenthood. they're subverting morality. liberals in the united states of america hate the declaration of independence. counterfeit religions, alternative religions to christianity have no first amendment right to the free exercise of religion. permits, in my judgment, should not be granted to build even one more mosque in the united states of america. not one. ladies and gentlemen, we are going to have to choose as a nation between the homosexual agenda and freedom. because the two cannot co-exist. >> that last bit about the homosexual agenda being at odds with freedom, that came from brian fisher's speech at last year's values voter summit. this year's scheduled lineup, again, lists mitt romney fo

>> thanks, brian.ough talking arizona county sheriff who blasted the obama administration over the botched operation known as fast & furious. >> this is unacceptable. the fact that our own government has given weapons, some of these weapons not only semiautomatic, some transition to fully automatic and 50 caliber rifles, rifles my deputies and our deputies don't have on the street and they put them into the hands of the criminals that we're fighting. >> now, sheriff babeu is launching an exploratory committee to consider a congressional run and the sheriff of arizona's county joins us live from phoenix. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> why do you want to go to washington? you have your hands full in arizona. >> we do. we're tired of getting punched in the gut out here in arizona. and not only to stand up for the rule of law, have another experience, an army officer, i've had the honor to command soldiers at the border in yuma where we've helped actually reduce ille

gretch, brian?ild animals that escaped a private farm late tuesday night finally over and in all, police in zanesville, ohio were forced to shoot and kill 49 rare animals that were released by a farm owner who had set the animals tree and then committed suicide. >> how bizarre is this story? joining us with more is jack hanna. he lived it and called in to handle it. he's the director emiritus of the columbus zoo where many of the animals were taken. many people are saying why did they have to kill 18 lions, two grizzly bears, three mountain lions, two wolves and one baboon. why did they have to kill them all? >> they all had to be killed because of the darkness coming down the first night they were out. you have to remember something, the fact that all of a sudden, darkness is coming in one hour, we have four tranquilizer guns. we have 40 something animals coming out of an enclosure, an area of 50 acres getting ready to go out in the neighborhoods less 1/2 mile away. what choice do the sheriffs have

brian? >> andrea, i know it's guesswork, is this the kind of thing where we're likely to see saudi retaliation? >> i don't think you'll see direct retaliation. i think that they're going to take their time. but this certainly sets the stage for what could be saudi retaliation, israeli retaliation. this has a lot of people on edge tonight. >> all right. andrea mitchell with the story out of washington tonight for us. andrea, thanks. >>> a man accused of trying to blow up a passenger plane headed to the u.s. on christmas day two years ago now, he went on trial today in detroit, in federal court there. prosecutors told the jury that the so-called underwear bomber, who's representing himself in this case, by the way, went to an airplane bathroom late in the flight, performed a religious purification ritual, washing and perfuming himself before returning to his seat trying to set off the bomb that was sewn into his underwear. you'll recall this was the attempted attack that led to the full body s

including jamie who bought the gun that killed brian terry, and others purchased 290 guns.ast and furious defendants, 19 were back on the street within hours of their arrest. >> alfredo? >> yes. >> i'm a correspondent with fox news s there anything you want to say to the people who have been harmed by the guns that you bought? >> no. >> i'm not going to say anything. talk to his lawyer. >> together the group bought some 2,000 weapons while agents watched cameras installed by the atf inside gun stores like lone wolf. >> were they every told sure, go ahead with the sale? >> yes, sir. that's part of the problem is that they were -- we would say do you want us to stop selling them? is there something we should be aware of? >> no, continue to sell them. >> more than one store panicked as boxes of assault weapons flew often their shelves 13 into pickups bound for mexico. >> i wanted to make sure none of the firearms would or could end up south of the border in in the hands of the bad guys wrote the scottsdale gun club. i'm look for reassurance the guns are not going south or in t

chuck, good evening. >> good evening, brian. some members of the republican establishment may believe herman cain is in the middle of his 15 minutes of primary fame. but that 15 minutes now includes close scrutiny and could spell a surge of attacks at tonight's debate. former godfather's pizza ceo herman cain has seen his poll numbers surge thanks to three other numbers. >> my 9-9-9 plan. >> reporter: tonight's nevada debate is another opportunity for opponents to raise questions about cain's plan to replace the current tax code with the 9% income tax, 9% corporate tax and 9% sales tax. he's had to defend the national sales tax part of his plan most. >> who will pay more, the people who spend more money on new goods. >> reporter: 11 months ago, columnist herman cain argued against the idea of a national sales tax. something cain's conservative critics seized on today. cain's argument then was based on the assumption that a sales tax would not replace the current tax code. the worst idea, cain wrote, is a proposed national sales

>> gretchen: that's how you say sugar, brian. >> brian: i didn't know. book out. >> steve: it's not just a cookbook. it's bible of southern cooking. my wife and i were looking at it last night. >> brian: what sound did you have last night? >> steve: going to make a special french toast this morning. plus some other thing with a whole bunch of potatoes in it. >> gretchen: and jalapenos and eggs. i've been smelling it the whole time. statued. the rest of your headlines. a stunning admission from the mother of missing baby lisa irwin. she says she fully expects to be arrested. police haven't named deborah bradley as a suspect, but she reportedly feels her arrest is inevitable as police try to find inconsistencies in her story. she has hired a private investigator who is speaking about his role in the case. >> i want everyone to know, i am not here to defend or represent anyone. i have been asked to come out here to find lisa and to find the perpetrator or perpetrators. >> gretchen: police did search a well near the irwin's home yesterday. so far no baby. sh

>> brian: they both could be men of steel.s talking about, including us. ♪ ♪ >> steve: that house is shaking the internet by storm with its halloween light show. first it was party rock anthem. then the owner dazzled us with a song from "the nightmare before christmas" and now the owner coming forward. >> basically everything is controlled by the computer here and these are all the controllers and you can see i got quite a bit of extension cords. >> steve: each night hundreds of people crowd outside his house in riverside, california. i wonder what his light bill is. got to be substantial. look at those happy people. >> brian: what about the kids who stay up light? >> gretchen: it gets dark early year now. so maybe they're not skirting their bed times. a new kid on the block at the occupy wall street protests, a familiar name, remember acorn? peter johnson, jr. on the case. >> brian: a lady bug pumpkin and a witch walk into a tv studio. wait. this is not a joke. it's halloween for hounds. must be costumes for dogs. looking goo

brian? >> don't forget we're going to spend all that money, put the wires back up next to those trees one more time. ron allen in hartford starting us off, thanks. >>> at the height of this storm it happened again. even though it wasn't supposed to happen again. another planeload full of passengers stranded, this time for seven hours in hartford on a jet blue flight. that has to rank right up there with the worst of all-time. the story tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: in a pitch-black plane with babies crying, no food, no water, no working toilets. a jet blue pilot pleaded with the tower. >> i have a paraplegic on board that needs to come off. i have a diabetic on here that's got an issue. >> reporter: for seven hours they waited, tempers boiling over. >> i've got a problem on the airplane, i need to have the cops on board. >> reporter: when the police arrived, applause. >> when power went out it was very, very dark and quite scary. kids screaming, people yelling and screaming,

>> brian: amazing! >> gretchen: thank you very much for the props, brian. that's where you find it. right now in four seconds. have a fantastic day. bill: all right, thank you guys. fox news alert, good morning, everybody, we're stirring it up again,

>> brian: is that a problem?time he was on, you did not invite her to come and meet him. >> steve: she has met him in person. >> brian: last time he was on the show, he spent a last time in the bathroom. >> steve: welcome to the program. we got a busy final hour. in less than two hours, it's wheels up or perhaps more appropriately, wheels down for president obama. he's headed to two key election states on a three-day bus tour. this isn't a campaign trip. the white house insists this is official business to promote the president's jobs plan. >> brian: 'cause that is a good story because it is still out there. now the details. >> good morning. not a campaign trip officially, not according to the white house. as he hits two important swing states, the president will be mixing politics with policy. he'll be visiting virginia and north carolina. he took a similar bus swing through the midwest in august. also talking about the economy at that time. this time he'll be hitting two red states where he was able to win in 0

good evening. >> hi, brian. this study comes from the university of texas galveston and suggests there could be a link between hpv, the common sexually transmitted virus we talk about a lot, and it may be linked to more than cancer. in this case, heart disease in women. you have seen the commercials about hpv. >> i chose to get my daughter vaccinated because i want her to be one less -- >> reporter: and families are listening. millions of girls received the vaccine to prevent hpv and cervical cancer n. a report out today, surprising new research links hpv to the number one killer of hiwomen -- cardiovascular disease. >> the risk of cardiovascular disease for women with hpv infection is almost two times higher. >> reporter: dr. quo and his fellow researchers studied nearly 2,500 women in the united states. for women infected with hpv one in 55 are at risk for heart attack or stroke. for those with cancer causing strains of hpv, the risk is higher. the theory is the infection causes inflammation of major arteries

thanks, brian and peter. i'm with kaitlyn, style expert.with vedka girl. >> vedka vodka. partnered up with this fashion designer, richie rich and rickey's, to bring to life their spokesmodel. it sold out everywhere. it's the most popular costume this year. stars like j wow, and others scooped up this costume. >> gretchen: you got to have the figure for it. >> yes. futuristic, no doubt. it costs $40 and it's figure slimming. it's like the one halloween costume where you can look sexy and not freeze to death. kind of warm. so it's a great costume. >> gretchen: all right. thank you so much. >> he also did a cocktail to kick off halloween happy hour called trick bottom. i think it's on your web site. people can check that out. >> gretchen: one of the most infamous people of 2011. >> charlie sheen. come on out, charlie sheen. became america's most talked about celebrity after his famous meltdown and treated that he was going to go as this celeb himself. he tweeted the mass. twenty dollars for the bad boy bowling shirt and the mask. >> gretchen:

brian, did you send this in?ut the children who can't afford a costumes or those that forget to bring things. there's plenty of time of a school to wear costumes and celebrate. general. >> thank you. >> taking fun things away from school is only going to make kids dislike school even more. >> and that's jersey, 265. >> and another tweet. i bet he will get his house toilet papered. >> that's a good idea. >> oops. >> and how about tping after school? >> come on. as we discussed earlier, when the grades of american kids start competing with india and korea and china, then maybe we sued say, hey, yeah, we can't do that. >> we should try it. until we get close to china that you, we should not stop dressing up. >> i don't think one day is going to make our kids suddenly brilliant and compete with the number one students in the world. >> we've been doing it for years. what's the harm some. >> well, we've fallen behind south korea and china. >> good point. >> and parents giving flat bands in school but what they got inst

we may have a couple of sprinkles around here, brian. you think it may take many more hours before we see rain. overnight, it will rain and become steady. tomorrow's pretty wet. so, what commute for on you wednesday morning and evening in a nutshell? not as wet on thursday but a couple of showers and more rain on friday and that is a new forecast detail, folks, we thought this will be out of here, friday. -- friday. there is a second system coming. there is a on the of -- a lot of low grade gray cloud over the district. on sentinel radar here, what we have had has been light and spotty. as this moisture is coming up from the south slowly and it's running into somewhat dry air and that is going to be awhile before it gets it saturated out of here and that is a live look at radar and put it in motion here and show you what we're watching from the south. a lot has been a lot or not hitting the ground and heavy stuff off of the coast of the carolinas and we're paying attention to what is going on down there to get an idea of what is coming i

clean-cut wholesome music written by brian wilson. he began to create the album "smile," a new sound that under new and lead -- new influence. "good vibrations", "heroes and villains," and other stranger recordings. "mrs. o'leary's cow" and this interlude where brian falls into a plant -- a piano. brian falls into a piano. crazy stuff going on. >> the drugs got us going, you know? >> do you regret what happened in the mid-1960s? >> in some ways i do, yes. like i say, we overdid the drugs. to deeply into the drugs and it took us so into the music that we could not finish it because we were so stoned. we were going like "let's make this tape, dude" or hold on for -- or "hold on for a few minutes." >> 456 -- 45 years later, the effects have not entirely worn off and while we have heard songs from the lost album, he even recorded a version of " smaller" in 2004 but most of what was recorded in the 1960's stayed in the vaults. >> we did not think it was time for it to come out. we thought we were too far ahead of our time, it was to advanc

brian? >> mara schiavocampo starting us us off in lower manhattan tonight, thanks. >>> in southern california, tonight prosecutors there are saying they will seek the death penalty against the man charged with shooting nine people, killing eight of them in a rampage in the salon in the seaside town of seal beach. nbc's kristen dahlgren reports tonight on a case that shocked the community and reduced the district attorney to tears when he went before cameras today. >> mr. dekraai, what's your full name, sir? >> scott evans dekraai. >> reporter: in an orange county courtroom, 41-year-old scott dekraai sat quietly, very different from what prosecutors said he had a rage filled killing spree. >> he was willing to end any life in his path and he did. >> reporter: an emotional district attorney says dekraai was carrying three guns and seeking revenge. >> he was not satisfied with murdering his intended target, his ex-wife. for almost two minutes, dekraai shot victim after victim. >> reporter: he w

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brian? >> adrienne mong, thanks. >>> president obama went before cameras in the rose garden at 2:00 p.m. and pronounced gadhafi's death the end of a long and painful chapter for the people of libya. >> there will be difficult days ahead. but the united states together with the international community is committed to the libyan people. you have won your revolution. >> president obama earlier today. >>> now back to gadhafi. for most of his 42 years in power he was surely a thorn in the side of the united states and, of course, a lot of americans will forever associate him with one of the worst acts of terrorism in world history that marked an entire era. we get more tonight from our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. >> reporter: for americans of a certain age it was their first experience with terror. a pan-am 747 exploding over a small scottish village four days before christmas in 1988. the debris covered 850 square miles. the emotional wreckage lasts forever. ♪ >> report

and to do that we bring in brian sabaean and bruce bochy.he final three-game set of the season, at&t park is packed to the gills. there's an energy in that ballpark all the way to the end. you guys get over 3 million fans in 2011. what did that say about just what went on and how special this season was? >> well, pretty amazing. and i think it's a residual effect of the joy ride we all had last year, especially the fans themselves. actually 3.3 million-plus fans went through the turnstiles. we're all amazed the way they came out monday, tuesday, wednesday. not a weekend. fully were prepared to show the team all their love and really embrace this season. one we had a lot of trials and tribulations. we've had their full support and, believe me, the organization and the players really appreciate it. >> it meant quite a bit to have the type of support that we had. i mean, those games where they did have a lot to do with how the season was -- going in. but to have that fan support and not just to have the fans here but how much they were in the g

>>brian: a high at 65 degrees. otherwise, clear skies across california. there is a weather system that is pushing into the pacific northwest and producing rain. we will not be directly impacted by this system. after the rain goes by, you will see north winds kick up. it will be pretty gutsy for tuesday. in the meantime, monday, patchy fog. sunny with mild temperatures. on tuesday, the winds pick up. before the winds pick up, it looks like it will be beautiful halloween evening for trucker trading. mostly clear skies with wins a little bit breezy. terms are between 60 and 70 degrees. we are going to get much cooler this week. i will tell you more about that coming up. >>vicki: a server was bitten on the arm by a great white on moderate beach. he is recovering in san jose. maureen kelly has the story. >> the waves came. when i came over the top he started yelling at shark. >>reporter: they had only been in the water in the monterey bay for a few minutes when the attack happened. he told me to call 911. his arm was leading pretty badly. >>reporter: here, you

room. >> brian: here is nancy o'dell.e the same size. i love this woman! >> you can take the girl out of the country, but can't take the country out of the girl. >> brian: can i keep this? >> yes, but don't wear them, unless you want to. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made? [ '80s dance music plays ] [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >> steve: it's time for your shot of the morning. we showed you this halloween house that sings to you yesterday. ♪ >> steve: you got to figure the electric meter in the back of the house is zooming around like that. meanwhile, the owner of that house has changed their tune. watch. ♪ ♪ am. >> steve: now i'm scared. the house in riverside, california, now putting on a light show to the song "this is halloween" fro

brian? >> michelle, thanks. michelle franzen on the scene in turkey for us tonight. >>> president obama is headed to denver where he is set to announce a plan to help lower some monthly student loan payments, but it's what he said on his way there that got some attention today. kristen welker traveling with the president with us from denver. kristen, these comments, what i saw of them, seem to go to the core of american spirit and capability these days. >> reporter: that's right. they absolutely do. president obama talking about things like the hoover dam, and we'll get to that in just one second, brian, but for the second consecutive day, president obama is using his executive power to, as he says, help those that are struggling with this economy. yesterday it was underwater mortgages. today it's student loans. as we're saying, according to white house officials, new graduate loan payments could be capped at 10% of the graduate's salary, and they say graduates could consolidate their loan payments at lower inte

this is all to get underway tomorrow, brian, at noon. >>> coming up, court concerns. find out who is raising the red flag ahead of the dedication for the mlk memorial. >>> and why gabrielle giffords is making a rare appearance in washington tomorrow. sue. >>> her appearance, brian, today, just stunning as a big area of high pressure is building in. it's about as nose as it gets here in the fall. i'll let you know if we can keep it into the weekend. fox 5 news at 6 will be right back.  [ female announcer ] starbucks via® is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via® taste promise. look for it at starbucks stores and where you buy groceries. >> congresswoman gabrielle giffords and her husband astronaut mark kelly are heading to the white house tomorrow. the couple will

brian? >> mara schiavocampo, thanks. >>> now to a story that was just breaking as we came on the air last night. a shooting rampage in a beauty salon in the seaside town of seal beach, california. those who live there say the target was the gunman's ex-wife. the issue was a custody battle over their 8-year-old son. kristen dahlgren is with us tonight from saleal beach. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. here outside the scene of the massacre is memorial and the grief are growing. this is a community still in shock as we learn more about who the victims were and also what may have sent the alleged gunman over the edge. in a small town like seal beach almost everyone knows someone touched by the tranl di. >> he was just a great guy. >> reporter: like mary stearns, a 30-year client of randy fannon one of eight killed yesterday. his wife escaped but at a terrible cost. >> she saw him get shot? >> yeah. i don't know how she can live with that. >> reporter: police say 41-year-old scott decry

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